Atlanta Falcons

Penix went 19 of 23 for 165 yards and a touchdown when kept clean, but 1 of 8 for -3 yards and an interception when pressured, the fewest yards when pressured by any quarterback in a game since 2018 (min. 7 pressured attempts).

Each of the Falcons' five starting offensive lineman logged 34 pass-blocking snaps without allowing a pressure, as backup running back Khalil Herbert was the only Falcons pass-blocker to allow a pressure. Penix faced five unblocked pressures after facing 10 such pressures over each of his first four games played dating back to Week 3. He was efficient when kept clean, completing 22 of 28 passes for 191 yards and three touchdowns, tied for his most such touchdowns in a game of his career.

The Falcons gained +41.8% win probability on these four turnovers, including two interceptions, both of which occurred when the Falcons sent four or fewer rushers. Despite blitzing on just 16.7% of Purdy's dropbacks (the unit's lowest rate in a game this season), the Falcons pressured Purdy at a 57.0% rate when blitzing, their second-highest pressure rate when blitzing this season.

On the Ravens' first nine drives, Atlanta produced a 53.8% pressure rate; on the final two drives, they generated just 1 pressure on 12 dropbacks (8.3%), allowing touchdowns on both drives. The Falcons blitzed on 10 of 13 dropbacks in the first five drives after blitzing on just 20.2% of dropbacks entering Week 5, then blitzed at a 36.0% rate the rest of the game. 11 different Falcons generated pressure, led by Brandon Dorlus with four. This was the fourth time in five games this season Atlanta has had 10 or more players record pressure.