Baltimore Ravens at Atlanta Falcons, October 11, 2026
- The Baltimore Ravens (3-1) travel to face the Atlanta Falcons (2-2) for a Sunday Night Football showdown from Mercedes-Benz Stadium (8:20 p.m. kickoff). Baltimore, which is 2-0 on the road this season, is seeking its third-straight victory overall and first 4-1 start to begin a campaign since 2021.
- The Ravens are 5-2 all time vs. the Falcons (2-2 in Atlanta). Baltimore last played at MBS in 2018, when QB Lamar Jackson made his first-ever road start (a 26-16 Ravens win).
- Entering Week 5, Baltimore's offense ranks No. 5 in total yards per game (395.0), including fourth in rushing (153.5) and 13th in passing (241.5). WR Zay Flowers has posted 18 catches for 352 yards for a league-best 19.6 ypc average (min. 15 receptions). RB Derrick Henry is No. 4 in rushing yards (374) and first in rushing TDs (7, tied w/ Josh Allen), while QB Lamar Jackson, who owns a league-best 10.1 yards-per-pass-attempt average, has registered a 119.6 passer rating (No. 2 in the NFL).
- Baltimore struck early in a 24-18 victory over the Titans last Sunday when ILB Trenton Simpson recorded an INT on the game's second offensive play. From there, RB Derrick Henry put the Ravens ahead with a 5-yard TD run, while OB Lamar Jackson later found WR Zay Flowers (19 yards) and TE Mark Andrews (3 yards with his 500th-career catch) for TD strikes (21-7 lead). K Tyler Loop then made a 64-yard FG just before halftime, marking the NFL'S longest boot this season and the longest in M&T Bank Stadium history. Jackson (ankle) didn t play in the second half, giving way to backup OB Tyler Huntley. The defense held off a late Titans' comeback, and S Malaki Starks sealed the win by recovering an onside kick with 1:12 left to play.