### **Key Storylines**
_Can the Ravens overcome injuries and maintain their momentum?_
With Jackson's status uncertain due to an ankle injury suffered in Week 4, Huntley may get his first start of the season. The Ravens still have injuries on the offensive line, with guard Andrew Vorhees dealing with a foot injury and newly acquired center Cam Jurgens in concussion protocol. Jurgens isn't slated to make his Ravens debut until next week, while outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger) could miss his second straight game.
_How will Baltimore's defense deal with Bijan Robinson?_
Derrick Henry called Robinson the "the best in the game right now," which is noteworthy coming from a future Hall-of-Fame running back. Robinson is earning high praise because he's a special back with the explosiveness to turn any play into a house call. With 349 yards rushing and four touchdowns in his last two games, Robinson is hot, and the Ravens' defense will have to [tackle well and stay disciplined](https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/ravens-defense-pumped-to-face-bijan-robinson-who-excels-in-primetime-ravens-falcons-week-5) to cool him off.
_Can the Ravens start 4-1 for the first time since 2021?_
Not every moment of the Ravens' season has been pretty, but it would be significant to begin 4-1 under first-year Head Coach Jesse Minter. It's the first time the Ravens are underdogs under Minter's watch. The Ravens have dealt with adversity and have already won twice on the road. Now, they're preparing for a Falcons team that has come to life since quarterback Michael Penix Jr. returned to the lineup. If the Ravens cut down on their penalties and win the turnover battle, the result could be a three-game winning streak.