Steelers Edge Ravens 18-16 in AFC North Clash

In a tightly contested AFC North matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers edged out the Baltimore Ravens 18-16, maintaining their lead in the division. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson struggled, completing 16 of 33 passes for 207 yards and an interception, and failed to convert a crucial two-point attempt late in the game. Former Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen, now with the Steelers, made a significant impact, forcing a fumble and recording 10 tackles. The Ravens, who turned the ball over three times and missed two field goals by Justin Tucker, fell to 7-4, trailing the Steelers (8-2) by 1.5 games in the standings. Pittsburgh kicker Chris Boswell accounted for all of the Steelers' points, completing six field goals. The loss marks a continued pattern of struggles for Jackson against Pittsburgh, now leaving him with a 1-4 record in games against the Steelers.