Ravens vs Falcons Sunday Night Football Week 5 kickoff time and how to watch The Baltimore Ravens face the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football in Week 5. Lamar Jackson is out with an ankle sprain and Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback. The Baltimore Ravens visit the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a Week 5 Sunday Night Football matchup with potential playoff implications. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET on Oct. 11. Baltimore will be without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is nursing an unconventional ankle sprain. Backup Tyler Huntley will start in his place. Jackson was the NFL MVP in 2019 and 2023. Atlanta enters the game at 2-2 after a huge 45-24 Monday Night Football road win over the New Orleans Saints.Kevin Stefanski Optimistic After Saints WinThe victory came on the 20th anniversary of Domecoming and revived the Falcons season. I think all these games are challenges in tough environments on the road, great defenses across the other side, Atlanta head coach Kevin Stefanski said after the victory. We are excited about this one, we will learn from this one and then we will get to the next one. Due to Jackson absence, oddsmakers believe Atlanta has the advantage.The Falcons are considered 3.5-point favorites. The Falcoholic writes that the circumstances, the potent primetime Falcons, their hot play, being at home, the Ravens being so dinged up and minus Jackson, set this up for Atlanta to win if they can just seize the opportunity and play the caliber of football they have managed these past two weeks. NBC will broadcast the game.Viewers can also use a DIRECTV five-day free trial and other live TV streaming services to watch for free. Featured pricing is subject to change, and deals can expire. This is a battle of the birds with meaningful Week 5 stakes. The Ravens are dinged up and missing their MVP quarterback, while the Falcons are at home and playing well.Falcons Favored At Home Against RavensAtlanta can seize the opportunity with a win. Sunday Night Football airs at 8:20 p.m. ET. The game is at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The Falcons are 3.5-point favorites.Michael Penix Jr. leads the 2-2 club after their 45-24 MNF win over the Saints. For more coverage, see our other NFL Week 5 watch guides, including 49ers vs. Seahawks, Broncos vs. Chargers and Guardians vs. White Sox ALDS Game 5. Matt Levy is the New York Post live events reporter covering tickets and streaming. Please note that deals can expire and all prices are subject to change.