Ravens vs. Falcons parlay picks: Combine these Sunday Night Football prop bets at +430 odds

The Week 5 NFL betting action wraps up the Sunday slate with Ravens vs. Falcons on Sunday Night Football from Mercedes-Benz Stadium on October 11, 2026.

As always for the primetime slate, we've built a three-leg same game NFL parlay at +430 odds, utilizing the data from our elite Dimers Pro NFL predictions, best bets and player props.

Ravens vs. Falcons Sunday Night Football parlay

With Lamar Jackson’s sprained ankle ruling him out for this game, the Ravens (3-1) go to Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday Night Football against an Atlanta team (2-2) that has scored 80 points over its last two games.

That injury news has moved this line a long way: Baltimore was a 6-point favorite on the lookahead line and is now a 3.5-point underdog. QB Tyler Huntley makes his first start of the season, likely leaning on a big workload from Derrick Henry, who has averaged just 3.3 yards per carry over his past two games.

On the other side, Bijan Robinson has run for 339 yards and four touchdowns over Atlanta’s last two games, and Baltimore will be without pass rusher Trey Hendrickson against QB Michael Penix Jr. who ranks fourth among quarterbacks in EPA per play.

Dimers’ model gives the Falcons a 63.1% chance to win, slightly higher than the 61.5% implied by their -160 moneyline, and our projected 24-20 final score has Atlanta just covering the 3.5-point spread.

Our Ravens-Falcons same game parlay picks

This three-leg NFL parlay is supported by our Dimers data and expert analysis, drawing from our NFL Projections Hub, which provides detailed player-level insights for every game.

Leg 1: Mark Andrews 30+ receiving yards

The data case: First up, we'll look at Mark Andrews to hit his mark of 30+ receiving yards for the third time this season, projected for 36.8 receiving yards by the Dimers model.

He cashed with almost 50 yards in his first two games and gone under in his past two. Tyler Huntley will be under center for Baltimore instead of Lamar Jackson, but the matchup is strong. Atlanta has given up the fifth-most passing yards through four games, averaging 8.3 targets and 53.8 receiving yards allowed to tight ends, and Huntley has good history with Andrews.

While Andrews cleared this mark just once in five games with Huntley last season, he hit in 10 of 11 games prior when Huntley got the start. This year, Isaiah Likely is gone and no tight end on this team has more than 5 targets this year, while Andrews leads all Ravens passcatchers in that category.

Leg 2: Drake London 80+ receiving yards

The data case: Next, we're looking at Atlanta's WR1 to keep his little hot streak going.

In two games with Cooper Rush this year, Drake London caught 6 passes for 80 yards. In two games Michael Penix Jr., London has 14 catches for 290 yards, recording a long reception of 68 and 37 in back-to-back games.

WR1s vs. Baltimore have gone for 61, 86, 112 and 145 so far this season, a progressively worse trend over the course of the early season.

London's historical splits with and without Penix are substantial; he has nine 100+ yard outings in 14 games with Penix, and just four in his other 52 games. Without Trey Hendrickson tonight, the Ravens may have difficulty creating pressure on Penix.

We project London for 84.4 receiving yards on 5.7 receptions tonight.

Leg 3: Drake London anytime TD

The data case: Sticking with our man, we like London to break his TD drought to begin the season, featured as one of three players to do so this week.

The Ravens have allowed just 4 passing touchdowns so far, but they've given up exactly 1 in each game and London is our top passcatcher to score for either team tonight at a 35.5% TD probability.

No player on this offense commands a greater share of the targets; London has 12 more than the next wide receiver, and even dual threat back Bijan Robinson hasn't seen more than 4 targets since Week 1.

It's always a good strategy to pair our TD prop with the wide receiver we're backing and London's big play ability gives him a good shot to knock out both his legs with efficiency.

Bet this Ravens-Falcons same game parlay at +430 odds on Fanatics

To recap this parlay, we're looking at these three legs:

1. Mark Andrews 30+ receiving yards

2. Drake London 80+ receiving yards

3. Drake London anytime TD scorer

You can bet it at the best available odds on Fanatics Sportsbook - remember to please gamble responsibly.