The Atlanta Falcons host the Baltimore Ravens at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday Night Football at 8:20 PM ET. Broadcasting live on NBC and Peacock, this matchup offers near-endless options for NFL player prop bettors.

With star quarterback Lamar Jackson officially ruled out due to an ankle injury, Tyler Huntley steps under center for the Ravens. This absence dramatically alters the offensive outlook for Baltimore.

Navigating these shifting dynamics requires a data-driven approach to uncover the best betting value on the board. Let’s break down the Ravens vs Falcons picks, predictions and prop bets to target for SNF, below.

Huntley’s passing yards prop bumped up slightly from its 177.5 opening to 179.5, while his passing touchdown line remains flat at 0.5. On the other side, Michael Penix Jr has seen his numbers stay steady across the board since opening, sitting at 212.5 passing yards and 1.5 passing touchdowns. Bettors looking at NFL passing yards props will want to monitor these numbers closely until kickoff.

Derrick Henry saw his rushing numbers dip from their opening marks. His rushing attempts moved from 20.5 down to 19.5, and his rushing yards dropped from 85.5 to 81.5. On the Atlanta side, Drake London’s reception line shifted down from 6.5 to 5.5, with his receiving yards ticking down slightly to 78.5 from 79.5. Mark Andrews had his receiving yards adjust upward from an opening of 31.5 to 33.5.

Bijan Robinson saw his anytime touchdown odds shorten from -200 to -228, while his first touchdown odds tightened from +260 to +240. London also experienced movement, with his anytime touchdown odds shifting from +170 to +117. Henry’s anytime touchdown odds drifted from -205 to -151 across traditional markets, though sharper value exists on alternate exchanges for those shopping NFL TD scorer odds .

Targeting Zay Flowers to eclipse 70 receiving yards is an absolute misprice given his dominant early-season usage and Atlanta’s defensive vulnerabilities. Flowers has surpassed this mark in every game he has suited up for in 2026, exploding for 150 yards against Indianapolis in Week 1, 84 yards against Dallas in Week 3, and 118 yards on 8 catches (10 targets) against Tennessee in Week 4. That puts him at an eye-popping 117.3 receiving yards per game on 7.3 targets and 6.0 receptions per contest.

Even with Huntley stepping in for an injured Jackson in Week 4, Flowers remained the undisputed focal point of Baltimore’s aerial attack, commanding a 38.5% target share and running crisp routes across every depth tier.