The Ravens will start Tyler Huntley at quarterback as they face the Atlanta Falcons, with wide receiver Zay Flowers and cornerback Marlon Humphrey active for the game.
Flowers was limited in practice all week with a foot issue and had been listed as questionable, but he is active and expected to be a primary target for Huntley.
The two-time Pro Bowler has 18 catches for 352 yards and ranks eighth in receiving yards despite playing just two and a half games, as reported.
Humphrey, who dealt with hamstring and calf issues, was a limited participant in practice after returning on Friday and had been listed as questionable before being cleared to play.
It remains to be seen whether Humphrey will share snaps with fellow veteran Chidobe Awuzie, as the team manages his return to a starting role.
Offensive line availability is a concern for Baltimore. Guard Andrew Vorhees is inactive with a foot issue after starting in Week 4, placing Emery Jones Jr. in position to start at right guard.
New center Cam Jurgens, recovering from a concussion, will not make his Ravens debut until next week. Vega Ioane will start at center for another week.
To add depth, the Ravens elevated offensive tackle Chuma Edoga and guard Kyle Hergel from the practice squad on Saturday. Outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson, sidelined by a finger injury, was ruled out on Friday.
Falcons Lineup Notes And Game Implications
For Atlanta, veteran left tackle Jake Matthews is active after returning to full practice participation on Friday. Inside linebacker Devine Deablo is also active after being questionable.
Former Raven Za'Darius Smith is inactive with concussion and neck issues, and reserve linebacker Yasir Abdullah was ruled out during the week with a hamstring problem.
Also listed inactive for the Falcons are quarterback Jack Strand, former Ravens cornerback Robert Longerbeam, tackle Ethan Onianwa, and linebacker Christian Harris. Cooper Rush serves as the emergency No. 3 quarterback.
The roster changes leave immediate implications for both teams. Baltimore will rely on Flowers as a key weapon as Huntley makes his first start of the season, and the offensive line adjustments could affect protection and run blocking.
Atlanta’s activation of Matthews preserves continuity at left tackle, while their inactive front‑seven players alter defensive availability. How playing time is split in the secondary and along the line remains to be seen.
