The Baltimore Ravens will have two key players ready to go for Sunday night's game against the Atlanta Falcons, but one new addition will have to wait. Wide receiver Zay Flowers and cornerback Marlon Humphrey are both expected to play, while center Cam Jurgens will sit out.

Flowers is listed as questionable with a foot injury. He is expected to suit up against Atlanta anyway. His availability is a boost for a Baltimore offense that relies on his playmaking, and it removes one major question before kickoff. As with any questionable player, the team's official inactive list will provide the final confirmation shortly before the game.

Ravens WR Zay Flowers, who is listed as questionable for Sunday night due to a foot injury, is expected to play vs. the Falcons. pic.twitter.com/XEeVm2B9AG

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 11, 2026

Humphrey is also expected to play. The veteran cornerback has been dealing with both a hamstring injury and a calf injury, and sources say he is set to take the field Sunday night. Playing through two lower-body ailments carries some risk, so how he moves early in the game will be worth watching. His presence should still give the Ravens' secondary a meaningful lift against Atlanta's passing attack.

#Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey, dealing with a hamstring injury and a calf injury, is expected to suit up tonight for Baltimore, sources say. https://t.co/nazOMIdPKA

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 11, 2026

The news is less encouraging along the offensive line. Jurgens, the newly acquired center, is out for the Falcons game. The Ravens have not yet been able to use him in a game, so his arrival will have to wait a little longer. He is expected to make his Ravens debut next week on the road at Cleveland. That timeline gives Baltimore a clear target for adding him to the lineup, and it gives the new center another week to settle in.

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For now, the Ravens will have to navigate Sunday night without Jurgens while counting on Flowers and Humphrey to contribute. Both players have been managing injuries, and both are expected to be on the field. Baltimore will be hoping that its two playmakers hold up physically as it looks to take care of business against the Falcons before turning its attention to the trip to Cleveland.