Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry just took home AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after unreal play in the team's Week 17 takedown of the Green

“I think we kind of have mentioned how we have to play better at home," safety Alohi Gilman said. “It’s not a big jump, it’s just little things here and there. That’s not a question of our character, culture or identity. It’s just a matter of executing on a high level, on a more consistent basis.”

The Steelers have a long history of memorable moments throughout the years, and this week home games against the Ravens are featured

The Ravens and Steelers will meet for the AFC North championship in Week 18 in Pittsburgh, with the winner going to the playoffs and the loser going home. The Ravens (8-8) can now become the first team to win three consecutive AFC North titles and will open the playoffs at M&T Bank Stadium if they win next weekend's game.

The Steelers head into Week 18’s AFC North showdown against the Ravens in a winner-take-all scenario. The winner will head to the playoffs as division champions, while the loser will head home. In the unlikely event of a tie, the Steelers will win the AFC North.

The final week of the 2025 NFL regular season is here, and only two playoff spots remain. Week 18 will feature a pair of matchups that will determine the AFC North and NFC South. The AFC North battle between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers is a simple win-and-in situation,

It’s as simple as this for the Steelers: Beat the Ravens and you’re in the playoffs or lose and go home. The stakes don’t get much higher for a Week 18 showdown with the AFC North title on the line. “It’s going to be you know a matchup

The Ravens visit the Steelers on Sunday night with a division title and playoff berth on the line. Baltimore will make the trip with starting quarterback Lamar Jackson likely returning to the field. The two-time NFL Most Valuable Player Award winner sat out a Week 17 win vs.