Ravens vs Falcons Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props for NFL Sunday Night Football

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The Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons will face off in NFL Week 5 on Sunday Night Football. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and the game will be broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.

For my Ravens vs Falcons anytime TD pick, I'll be targeting Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews and Atlanta tight end Kyle Pitts.

Continue below for my Ravens vs Falcons anytime touchdown preview for Sunday Night Football Week 5.

Ravens vs Falcons Anytime Touchdown Props

• Mark Andrews Anytime Touchdown (+260; DraftKings)
• Kyle Pitts Anytime Touchdown (+360; DraftKings)

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Ravens vs Falcons Anytime Touchdown Scorer Picks

Mark Andrews Anytime Touchdown (+260)

Mark Andrews got his first touchdown in Week 4, and he should see a heavy dose of targets tonight against the Falcons.

Atlanta has been a bit weaker against the pass than the run this season. The Falcons have also been playing man coverage and single-high safety at top-10 rates. I think this sets up nicely for Andrews, who has a high target rate against both man and single-high.

With Tyler Huntley at quarterback, the Ravens will likely lean on shorter throws and a conservative approach.

For what it's worth, 10 of Huntley's 13 career passing touchdowns have gone to tight ends, so let's take Andrews to get his second of the season,

Kyle Pitts Anytime Touchdown (+360)

It's finally my turn to take my annual swing on Kyle Pitts.

The Falcons haven't had to throw as much over the last two games, but I think Pitts gets more involved tonight.

He's running routes on over 50% of dropbacks, and much like Atlanta, the Ravens are much stronger against the run than the pass.

The Ravens have allowed two touchdowns to tight ends this year and rank 24th in defensive DVOA against the position.

If you want to go for a long shot on Austin Hooper or Charlie Woerner, that's fine too, but I think it's Pitts that finally gets the touchdown in this one.