Ravens vs. Falcons Expert Picks for SNF: Sunday Night Football Predictions
Last Updated: October 11, 2026 4:00 PM EDT • 2 minute read X Social Google News Link
The Ravens will be without Lamar Jackson when they face the red-hot Falcons tonight, and our Ravens vs. Falcons expert picks feature our staff's best bets for Sunday Night Football.
The Falcons are a 3.5-point betting favorite over the Ravens, with the total set at 43.5 (juiced to the Over). Kickoff at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET (NBC).
Ravens vs. Falcons expert picks: Sunday Night Football
See all of our experts' NFL picks based on the latest NFL odds.
| Expert | Pick |
|---|---|
| Mike Spector | Falcons -3.5 (+100) |
| LJ Blut | Derrick Henry anytime TD scorer (-150) |
| Brenden Schaeffer | Michael Penix Jr. Over 221.5 passing yards (-111) |
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Mike Spector's pick: Falcons -3.5 (+100)
Since 2019 (including playoffs), when Jackson became Baltimore's full-time starter, the Ravens are 76-35 with Jackson under center, averaging 28.0 points per game, while Jackson has posted a 69 Total QBR. With all other quarterbacks under center during that span, the Ravens are 6-12, averaging 17.6 points per game, while those quarterbacks (primarily Tyler Huntley) have posted a 50 Total QBR.
See Mike Spector's full analysis in his Ravens vs. Falcons prediction.
LJ Blut's pick: Derrick Henry anytime TD scorer (-150)
Derrick Henry has already recorded seven rushing touchdowns this season, establishing himself as a critical piece of Baltimore's offensive attack. With Jackson unavailable, the Ravens will likely lean more heavily on their veteran running back to generate offense and keep the chains moving.
See LJ Blut's full analysis in his Ravens vs. Falcons touchdown scorer pick.
Brenden Schaeffer's pick: Michael Penix Jr. Over 221.5 passing yards (-111)
Baltimore ranks in the middle of the pack in pass defense, allowing 215.3 yards per game (15th in the NFL). Coming off a game in which the Ravens allowed 222 passing yards to Cam Ward, I see this secondary as vulnerable to Michael Penix Jr. through the air.
See Brenden Schaeffer's full analysis in his Ravens vs. Falcons same-game parlay.
How to watch Ravens vs. Falcons: Sunday Night Football
- Date: Sunday, Oct. 11
- Kickoff: 8:20 p.m. ET
- Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta)
- TV: NBC
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