Key Players to Watch: Falcons vs. Ravens

The rookie running back will be looking to get more carries after seeing limited work against Miami.

After missing last year with a shoulder injury, Butler has caught seven passes for 60 yards in his first three exhibition games of 2015.

Jarrett will be looking to build on a solid camp and preseason as he works himself in the defensive line rotation.

The rookie out of USC is in the mix for Baltimore's No. 2 running back spot.

Starr has been running on special teams with the first unity and with Brooks Reed's serious groin injury, this game could be a big opportunity for him to showcase his skills.

Schraeder, who was was a CFA three years ago, has played well and is in the mix for the starting right tackle spot.

The Ravens believe Brown took a big step forward this offseason and could be valuable member of the LB corps.

Rex Grossman will make his first appearance in a Falcons uniform at the Georgia Dome on Thursday night.

The rookie out of Iowa has played more snaps during the preseason than any other Ravens defensive lineman. He's already earned nine tackles.

Adams has been filling in for Desmond Trufant and has played well thus far.

The defensive end is motivated to perform well after tearing an ACL and MCL last December.

Brooks, a second-year safety, played well last week after teaering his ACL and an Achilles in consecutive seasons.

Bradford has been outstanding on special teams and has performed well at middle linebacker.

The 23-year-old tight end should see a lot of action versus Atlanta. He tallied receptions in each preseason game thus far.

The backup qb competition will be in full effect on Thursday and Renfree's performance could likely decide if he will make the 53-man roster or practice squad.

An undrafted rookie and Harvard graduate, has impressed a lot of people since joining the Ravens this summer. His 6.70 Pro Football Focus grade currently ranks first on Baltimroe's roster.