In a gritty defensive battle, the Pittsburgh Steelers edged the Baltimore Ravens 18-16, showcasing their ability to contain star players Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. The Steelers' defense forced key turnovers, including a rare fumble from Henry, and pressured Jackson throughout the game, leading to his lowest completion percentage of the season. This victory allowed the Steelers to take a 1.5-game lead in the division, while the Ravens struggled to find their rhythm against their rivals.
- Steelers' defense was instrumental in limiting the Ravens' high-scoring offense.
- Lamar Jackson struggled significantly, completing only 49% of his passes.
- Derrick Henry's fumble was a turning point in the game.
Lamar Jackson | QB
Injury
Week 11
186 pass yards
1 pass TDs
1 interceptions
- Completed just 49% of his passes, marking his lowest completion percentage since 2021.
- Struggled under pressure, sacked twice and completed only 2-of-10 attempts for 27 yards.
Derrick Henry | RB
Injury
Week 11
13 carries
65 rush yards
1 rush TDs
1 fumbles
- Rushed for 65 yards on 13 carries, marking the second consecutive game under 100 rushing yards.
- Fumbled early in the game, contributing to the Steelers' defensive momentum.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Defense played a crucial role in limiting the Ravens' offensive output.
- Maintained a strong lead in the division with this victory.
Baltimore Ravens
- Struggled offensively against the Steelers, with key players underperforming.
- Jackson's poor performance against the Steelers continues to be a concern.