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Ravens-Falcons Touchdown Picks: Mark Andrews & Brian Robinson Jr. Anytime TD Bets, NFL Week 5

Anytime touchdown prop picks for Ravens vs. Falcons, breaking down Mark Andrews and Brian Robinson Jr TD bets for NFL Week 5.
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Top TD Picks: Mark Andrews , Brian Robinson Jr.

We’re all set for an intriguing Week 5 Sunday Night Football between the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons. Both teams are coming off wins, but the Ravens are very likely without Lamar Jackson for this game. It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s low-scoring, which means that we’re going to look for more longshot TD props here.

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This is reflected in the game total, which currently sits at 43.5. With that in mind, we’re going with a pair of anytime touchdown picks at odds at +250 or longer for this one.

Be sure to check out our NFL betting trends page for data and odds on every game, along with our touchdown props below.

Mark Andrews Touchdown Odds

Mark Andrews has only one touchdown on the season, but he’s one of the primary red-zone threats for the Ravens. We’ve seen him score as many as 11 touchdowns in one year, back in 2024, so it’s clear that he can make an impact between the 20s.

With Tyler Huntley under center, it’s likely that he’ll look to his safety valve in his veteran tight end over the middle. It’s also worth noting that the Falcons are stout in run defense, ranking 1st in EPA. If they can stuff Derrick Henry on a red-zone carry, we could see a target go to Andrews.

The Falcons have allowed three touchdowns to tight ends so far this season, so we’ll take a chance on Andrews at +250 odds at the time of this article. I like the value at that price.

Brian Robinson Jr. Touchdown Odds

Bijan Robinson has been an absolute stud for the Falcons. But I thought he was going to see more volume. It’s been surprising to see Brian Robinson mix in as much as he has, but it’s clearly working for Atlanta. Not only is this keeping Bijan fresh, but Brian has been effective as well.

We just saw Brian score three touchdowns. The “other Robinson” is clearly a threat in the red zone. Head coach Kevin Stefanski is not afraid to mix in his power back, especially on tough runs up the gut.

With the Falcons as 3.5-point favorites in this one, it could be another positive game script, where they play with a lead and can run the ball more. That’s why I’m taking a shot on Brian Robinson at +240 odds.

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Frank Ammirante

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Frank Ammirante has spent the last 5+ years covering sports betting, fantasy sports, and the wider iGaming industry, with a focus on MLB and NFL betting alongside fantasy baseball and football strategy, as well as basketball, hockey, and soccer. His work has appeared on outlets like The Game Day, RotoBaller, FantasyPros, Deadspin, and Pro Football Network, and more, where he's covered everything from player props and betting futures to online casino and sweepstakes casino reviews, prediction markets, and industry news. He also brings hands-on editorial experience as a content editor elsewhere in the industry. Frank started out in the fantasy sports space, and today he's a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association who competes in some of the industry's toughest expert fantasy leagues, including Tout Wars, Scott Fish Bowl, and The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational. He's an annual competitor in Tout Wars specifically, and his fantasy baseball rankings have been featured in Fantasy Index's fantasy baseball magazine. Off the clock, he's a die-hard Toronto Blue Jays and Washington Commanders fan who still isn't quite over the Blue Jays' World Series loss to the Dodgers, which he's called "one of the biggest collapses in sports history."

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