Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin always knows how to give the fan base a midseason scare. Luckily for Tomlin and company, he was able to help orchestrate a 27-22 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 14.

The Steelers have now regained first place of the AFC North with four weeks to go. Of the Steelers' final four opponents, only one (the Lions, whom the Steelers play in Week 16) have a winning record. Conversely, the Ravens' remaining schedule is much tougher: Week 15 at Cincinnati, Week 16 vs. Patriots, Week 17 at Packers and Week 18 at Steelers.

Likely had two feet down in the end zone and was taking a third step when the ball was knocked out of his hands. The ruling of a catch was overturned and the Steelers wound up stopping the Ravens on fourth down to force a turnover. That left Pittsburgh up 27-22 when the Ravens got the ball back on their own 26-yard line at the two-minute warning.

The Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t just beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday — they stunned them. In a rivalry defined by bruising defense and razor‑thin margins, this 27–22 victory was packed with twists no one saw coming.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 284 yards and a touchdown and even ran for TD in perhaps his best game with the Steelers, and Pittsburgh took sole possession of first place in the AFC North, holding on for a 27-22 win over the Ravens when a Baltimore

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In a Week 14 game between two AFC North rivals, the Baltimore Ravens fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-22 in the final leg of their three-game homestand. The s

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers needled the media after the team's 27-22 win over the Baltimore Ravens in a crucial AFC North battle.