Both teams are just a little more amped up, a little more hungry and a little more motivated. The Steelers and Ravens each have a goal of playing a physical style of football — one that just falls short of re-creation against opponents outside of one another.

By nearly every metric basic and advanced, the Ravens’ pass defense continues to be the worst in the NFL, a fact that was crystalized last week as Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase roamed freely through an absentee secondary at M&T Bank Stadium on his way to 264 yards and three touchdowns on 11 catches.

Things will be a little different compared to years past for the Baltimore Ravens when they clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Whereas the Steelers have mainl

It was easy to see that the Ravens needed to be better in pass coverage over the first nine games of the season and Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase elevated the issue to a crisis level last Thursday.

Head Coach John Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson taking care of the ball, Keaton Mitchell's return, Kyle Hamilton's ankle, and more.