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The Atlanta Falcons' Week 5 opponent just made a trade that will affect far less than we believe it will.

The Baltimore Ravens acquired center Cam Jurgens and a 2027 seventh-round pick from the Philadelphia Eagles for two future draft picks ahead of Week 5. Despite Baltimore addressing injuries on their offensive line, writer Jason Kandel argues that the trade does not alter the Atlanta Falcons' defensive game plan. The Falcons host the Ravens on Sunday Night Football seeking a third consecutive victory behind an NFL-leading pass rush.
Kandel emphasizes that Atlanta's front still holds a distinct advantage due to Jurgens' quick turnaround and Baltimore's ongoing protection struggles. The primary objective for defensive coordinators Jeff Ulbrich and Nate Ollie remains generating backfield disruption and containing running back Derrick Henry. Furthermore, uncertainty lingers over whether quarterback Lamar Jackson or Snoop Huntley will take the snaps for Baltimore.
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