Steelers Defeat Ravens 18-16 Without Touchdown

The Pittsburgh Steelers improved to 8-2, leading the AFC North, after a narrow 18-16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, despite failing to score a touchdown. Critics have questioned the strength of Pittsburgh's schedule, but five of their wins have come against teams with winning records. T.J. Watt continued his dominance against the Ravens, recording his 17th career sack against them, further solidifying his status as a key defensive player. The Steelers' defense effectively contained MVP candidate Lamar Jackson, limiting his completion rate and rushing yards while forcing three turnovers. This victory not only showcased the Steelers' resilience but also emphasized their potential as Super Bowl contenders, highlighted by their strong defense and effective kicking game. Jackson acknowledged the mental pressure of facing the Steelers, reflecting the psychological edge Pittsburgh holds over their division rival.