Steelers Edge Ravens 18-16 in Tight Game

The Pittsburgh Steelers narrowly defeated the Baltimore Ravens 18-16, with kicker Chris Boswell tying a franchise record by scoring six field goals. Despite Baltimore's status as the NFL's top-ranked offense, they struggled significantly, committing 12 penalties and turning the ball over three times, which directly led to Boswell's points. Quarterback Lamar Jackson completed 16 of 33 passes for 207 yards, a touchdown, and an interception, dropping his record against Pittsburgh to 1-4. Derrick Henry scored a rushing touchdown but was limited to 65 yards and was not on the field for the failed two-point conversion attempt late in the game. Pittsburgh's defense proved resilient, holding the Ravens to season lows in points and total yards, while their offense managed just one touchdown. The victory keeps the Steelers atop the AFC North, but highlights the need for improvements as they continue their season.