Ravens Beat Steelers 28-14 in Playoffs

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-14 in the AFC Wild Card round, showcasing a dominant rushing attack led by Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Baltimore's offense amassed 299 rushing yards, a record for the most allowed by Pittsburgh in a playoff game, with Henry contributing 186 yards and two touchdowns. Jackson also excelled, completing 16 of 21 passes for 175 yards and adding 81 rushing yards, orchestrating a significant early lead with a 21-0 halftime score. The Ravens' offensive strategy, which involved running the ball 24 out of 32 plays early in the game, proved effective against a struggling Steelers defense. This victory not only allows the Ravens to advance in the playoffs but also serves as a redemption from last year's disappointing postseason performance. Moving forward, Baltimore will face either the Buffalo Bills or the Houston Texans in the next round.