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The Atlanta Falcons could look to trade Tua Tagovailoa to the Baltimore Ravens at the trade deadline.

Writer Jason Kandel argues that the Atlanta Falcons should trade backup quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to the Baltimore Ravens ahead of the trade deadline. Following a 16-0 defeat to Tampa Bay, the 3-5 Falcons are sticking with starting quarterback Michael Penix Jr., leaving Tagovailoa expendable after the team signed Andy Dalton.
The Ravens are facing major injury issues under center, with Lamar Jackson requiring potentially season-ending thumb surgery and backup Tyler Huntley sidelined with turf toe. Kandel suggests Atlanta could capitalize on Baltimore's quarterback shortage and front-office connections to secure a Day 3 draft pick.
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