Ravens vs Falcons Injury Report for SNF – Final Updates on Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and More
By Chris Amberley in NFL News
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- Tonight’s Ravens vs Falcons Sunday Night Football matchup is loaded with injuries
- Lamar Jackson has been ruled out, instantly capping the Ravens offensive ceiling
- See the final Ravens vs Falcons injury report for SNF, including final updates on Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and more
The Ravens and Falcons clash in Week 5, but sports bettors must monitor the sidelines before finalizing any wagers. Sunday’s inactive list will heavily dictate the SNF odds.
The away squad is dealing with massive hurdles. Two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson has already been ruled out with an ankle injury, shifting the offensive landscape and testing their red zone efficiency. Furthermore, explosive wide receiver Zay Flowers is questionable with a foot issue.
On the other side, the home team faces significant health hurdles of their own. Key defensive end Za’Darius Smith is sidelined, removing a critical piece from their defensive schemes. Keep a close eye on the latest NFL odds to see how the market has reacted. Keep reading for the Ravens vs Falcons injury report for SNF, including final updates on Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and more.
Final Ravens Injury Report
The most glaring omission from Sunday’s lineup is Jackson. Sidelined with an ankle injury, he has officially been ruled out. His absence drastically alters the ceiling of the offense. With Tyler Huntley stepping in, bettors must trust his pocket presence under pressure. Oddsmakers have set Huntley’s passing yards at a modest O/U 179.5, with the over paying +105 and the under heavily juiced to -139. Claim the BetMGM promo code for the most favorable odds on this prop.
Explosive wideout Flowers is dealing with a foot injury and remains questionable. If Flowers sits, it opens up a massive value opportunity for Rashod Bateman. Bateman posted an impressive 88 receiving yards earlier this season in a game that Flowers missed. Bateman’s receiving yards prop currently sits at an extremely low O/U 17.5 (-115). An inactive tag for Flowers turns the over on Bateman into a highly actionable target.
Tight end Mark Andrews appeared on the report with a hand injury but logged full participation in practice. With Jackson out, Huntley could lean on his veteran tight end to improve third down conversions over the middle of the field. The current NFL player props line lists Andrews’ receiving yards at O/U 33.5. Backing the over here feels like a smart read on the impending field position battle.
The defensive side features standout cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who is questionable with a hamstring issue. His potential absence would be a massive blow to the secondary. This could swing the turnover differential in favor of the opponent, allowing downfield passing opportunities that bypass typical air raid offense counters.
Final Falcons Injury Report
Standout defensive end Za’Darius Smith is ruled out following a concussion. His absence leaves a glaring void up front. Fellow defensive end Cameron Thomas logged full participation and carries no official designation. With Smith sidelined, Thomas will be relied upon heavily to pressure the quarterback. Oddsmakers set his sacks prop at a conservative O/U 0.25. The under brings heavy juice at -267, while the over offers a +206 payout.
The linebacker corps is noticeably battered. Yasir Abdullah is out with a hamstring issue, and Divine Deablo is questionable following limited practice reps. If Deablo sits, the middle of the defense will struggle against a heavy ground and pound approach from the Super Bowl 61 odds contender. Bettors looking to capitalize on this soft interior should target running back Derrick Henry. The market currently lists Henry’s rushing yards total at O/U 81.5, with the over paying out at +110.
Adding to the defensive line woes, Samson Ebukam was limited in practice due to a hamstring injury and remains questionable. If Ebukam joins the inactive list, edge depth will be critically thin. This severely limits their ability to set the edge or disrupt opposing backfield timings.
Veteran offensive tackle Jake Matthews landed on the report with a groin injury. However, Matthews was a full participant in practice, indicating his questionable designation is merely precautionary. Barring any pregame setbacks, he is fully expected to anchor the left side of the offensive line.
Check out the current NFL public betting splits to gauge how the public is handling Baltimore’s litany of injuries
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As SBD's resident Swiss Army Knife, Chris covers virtually every sport including NFL, PGA, NBA, MLB, NCAAB, NCAAF and the Olympics. A true grinder, he'd rather pick off small edges in the player props market than swing for the fences with a 5-leg parlay.
