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In a tightly contested matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense shined, forcing critical turnovers and limiting the Baltimore Ravens' high-powered offense to just 16 points in an 18-16 victory. Derrick Henry's fumble and Lamar Jackson's struggles under pressure were pivotal moments in the game, as the Steelers' defense executed a disciplined game plan to secure the win and maintain their lead in the AFC North.
- The Steelers' defense proved to be the difference-maker, forcing three turnovers and limiting key players.
- Lamar Jackson struggled significantly, completing only 49% of his passes and facing constant pressure.
- Derrick Henry's performance was below expectations, with a fumble and under 100 rushing yards for the second consecutive game.
Lamar Jackson | QB
Injury
27 pass yards
1 interceptions
- Completed only 49% of his passes, marking his lowest completion percentage since 2021.
- Struggled under pressure, with two sacks and a poor performance on off-target throws.
Derrick Henry | RB
Injury
13 carries
65 rush yards
1 fumbles
- Rushed for 65 yards on 13 carries, continuing a trend of underwhelming performances.
- Fumbled on the first drive, contributing to the team's struggles.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Displayed a dominant defensive performance, forcing three turnovers and limiting the Ravens' offensive output.
- Maintained a strong position in the AFC North with an 8-2 record.
Baltimore Ravens
- Struggled offensively against a tough Steelers defense, failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities.
- Now sit at 7-4, needing to regroup to stay competitive in the division.