The Baltimore Ravens outlasted the Atlanta Falcons 49-42 on Sunday in a Week 5 shootout that never let either side exhale. Points came in waves from the opening drive on, with neither defense able to stop the bleeding for long. In the end, Baltimore had just enough firepower — and one takeaway too many for Atlanta to overcome — to walk out of the building with the win. Lamar Jackson was the engine, throwing for 294 yards and four touchdowns while dictating terms whenever the Ravens needed an answer. His favorite target was Devontez Walker, who went off for 256 receiving yards in a performance that stretched the Atlanta secondary to its breaking point. The Falcons had their own weapon in Bijan Robinson, who churned out 199 rushing yards and kept Atlanta within striking distance deep into the fourth quarter. On a day when possessions were precious, the Robinson-Jackson duel gave the game its rhythm. Kyle Hamilton supplied the difference. The Baltimore safety led all players with four total tackles and, more importantly, picked off two passes — the only interceptions of the afternoon. In a game where 91 combined points suggested defense was optional, those two takeaways were the swing, handing Jackson and Walker the extra chances Atlanta never got back. The Falcons moved the ball well enough to win; they simply could not protect it when it mattered.