
The Baltimore Ravens face a critical test in Week 5 as they travel to Atlanta without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, who suffered an unusual ankle injury in their Week 4 win over the Titans. The injury, neither a high nor low sprain, will keep Jackson out of Sunday’s primetime clash against the Falcons, who enter as 3.5-point favorites.
The Ravens’ offense will rely on backup Tyler Huntley, making his 17th career start, while also navigating the absence of leading rusher Trey Hendrickson and newly acquired center Cam Jurgens, who won’t return until next week. Atlanta, meanwhile, has surged since Michael Penix took over as starting quarterback, posting back-to-back high-scoring games with over 200 total yards and 80 points combined.
Their defense has been stifling on the ground, allowing just 48.3 rushing yards per game, but the Ravens’ ground game will need to adapt to avoid Atlanta’s aggressive pass rush. With Huntley’s success often tied to Baltimore’s run-heavy approach, offensive coordinator Declan Doyle may need to emphasize outside zone plays and QB reads to keep the Falcons’ defense off balance.

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