Steelers Prepare for Ravens in Week 11

As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare to face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 11, head coach Mike Tomlin has downplayed the significance of former Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson's return. Tomlin stated he hasn't focused on Johnson's potential impact, noting that the receiver has not been heavily featured in the Ravens' recent games, with only one catch for six yards since joining the team. Johnson was traded from the Steelers to the Carolina Panthers and then to the Ravens, where he has struggled for playing time. Despite Tomlin's remarks, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh suggested that Johnson's role may increase as he becomes more acclimated. The matchup carries weight as both teams vie for the top position in the AFC North, with the Steelers currently leading the division. Tomlin emphasized the importance of respecting the historical rivalry, acknowledging that there are more significant threats on the Ravens' roster to prepare for.