
AI-generated summary
The Falcons had recently played three consecutive prime-time games, drawing fan complaints, but have since improved with big prime-time victories. The Ravens are missing Lamar Jackson due to an ankle injury.
Less than a month ago, many football fans were complaining that the Falcons were playing in three consecutive prime-time games. Then the Falcons suddenly became ... good? And now, after consecutive big prime-time victories, Atlanta will host the Ravens in NFL Week 5 for a matchup between two of the league's rushing powerhouses. Bet on Sunday Night Football at DraftKings, where new users get $150 in bonus bets after they spend $5+:
Few players tote the rock quite like Atlanta's Bijan Robinson and Baltimore's Derrick Henry, and both will be heavily featured in this game. The downside for this matchup? No Lamar Jackson, as the two-time MVP quarterback was ruled out by coach Jesse Minter because of an ankle injury suffered last week. Get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades by claiming the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here:
Best bets for Sunday Night Football
Under 43.5
We've been ripping Unders in prime-time games like crazy the last few weeks and they've been a ton of fun ... this one might not live up to the same hype without Jackson on the field. Both of these teams want to keep this as a tight, low-scoring game where they pound the rock, but both teams are reasonably good at stopping the run. I think we see a TON of Derrick Henry and Bijan Robinson/Brian Robinson carries in this one, with the clock constantly moving and not a ton of points being scored on Sunday night.
Sunday Night Football player props
Drake London Over 6.5 receptions (+120, DraftKings)
Drake London is a completely different player when he's got Michael Penix under center -- his volume goes way up. He didn't see the same level of targets last week against the Saints, but the Falcons were running the ball down New Orleans' throat all day and couldn't be stopped. They weren't going away from it with a big lead either. Even without Lamar, I'd expect this game to be a little more competitive, which should mean more targets and catches for London in a big spot. I love the plus-money here to catch seven passes.
Tyler Huntley over 17.5 completions (-132, DraftKings)
I don't LOVE betting on Huntley to complete a ton of passes here, but this is a really low number for an NFL quarterback and it's in a game where we expect the Ravens to be forced into passing the ball a good deal because the Falcons are able to get a lead and run the rock. The Ravens would love for this Under to hit, but I don't know that they'll be that lucky. Bet on NFL player props and more at BetMGM:
Sunday Night Football anytime touchdowns
Kyle Pitts (+350, DraftKings)
Pitts had a real chance to score last week and Penix simply didn't look his way. That's concerning. And this isn't an ideal matchup, but Pitts is "due," and I like the number we're getting here. Unfortunately a lot of the prices for these two teams are a touch prohibitive because of the Bijan Robinson and Derrick Henry involvement in the run game.
Mark Andrews (+250, DraftKings)
Just like above, we're firing on more of a longshot than targeting the running game because of the prices. I don't love anyone in this Baltimore passing game, but Andrews makes a lot of sense as a red-zone weapon for Snoop when Baltimore gets down by the goal line and the Falcons are loading up to try and stop the King.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The game will be low-scoring, with an emphasis on rushing plays from both teams.
Likely · Within hours
Drake London will exceed 6.5 receptions in the game.
Likely · Within hours
Tyler Huntley will exceed 17.5 completions.
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FanDuel offers new users up to $250 in bonus bets with a $5+ wager over five days ahead of NFL Week 5's Sunday Night Football game between the Atlanta Falcons (2-2) and Baltimore Ravens (3-1). The Ravens will start Tyler Huntley at quarterback due to Lamar Jackson's ankle injury, while the Falcons rely on Michael Penix Jr.'s return from ACL injury. The SportsLine Projection Model favors the Ravens covering the spread and the over 43.5 points total.

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The Tennessee Titans will keep Cam Ward as their starting quarterback despite his winless record and low offensive output, with coach Robert Saleh affirming his commitment to Ward's development after a 26-3 loss to the Houston Texans.

The Atlanta Falcons are favored to defeat the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday Night Football, with Kalshi markets showing a 62% probability for a Falcons win amid Lamar Jackson's absence. The Falcons have scored 80 points over their last two games with Michael Penix Jr. back at quarterback, while the Ravens start 3-1 under new coach Jesse Minter but will rely on Tyler Huntley at QB. Multiple betting markets are detailed, including point spreads and over/under totals, alongside promotional offers for the Kalshi prediction market app.

The Atlanta Falcons host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5 Sunday Night Football, entering as 3.5-point favorites after back-to-back 21-point wins. Lamar Jackson's ankle injury leaves his status uncertain, with Tyler Huntley expected to start. Atlanta seeks a fifth straight primetime win, while betting markets highlight Derrick Henry's carry total and Falcons' spread.

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