The Steelers are up next, and must win. A defeat of the Dolphins at Acrisure Stadium would keep them in front of the Ravens for the divisional title. They'd move to 8-6 on the season with games against the Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns and Ravens remaining.

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Here we'll try to look at and discuss the Baltimore Ravens most to blame for their primetime Week 14 loss to Steelers.

The Ravens scored on four consecutive drives from the second to fourth quarter, but Pittsburgh came up with two stops in the final minutes to secure the win. The win moves the Steelers to 7-6 on the year and gives them complete control of the AFC North.

Ravens TE Isaiah Likely and other Ravens reacted to three critical calls that went against them against the Steelers.

Instead of finishing that drive with a field goal, the Steelers were awarded a first-and-goal from the 6-yard line. Kenneth Gainwell punched it in for a touchdown on the very next play, and the Steelers took a 17–3 lead—a critical four-point swing.

NFL on CBS” rules analyst Gene Steratore is sticking by his original analysis from Sunday’s Steelers-Ravens game. When it comes to those three controversial calls that helped Pittsburgh win 27-22, the officials got two of them right.

“Steelers star T.J. Watt is expected to play again this season following surgery on his partially collapsed lung after a dry needling treatment, sources say,” wrote Ian Rapoport of NFL Network via Instagram on Friday. “Sometimes this heals on its own. This didn’t, so surgery was necessary. A scary 24 hours. But full recovery is expected.”

The Pittsburgh Steelers were the beneficiaries of several questionable calls by the officials in their latest victory. During their 27-22 victory

The Pittsburgh Steelers needed a win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season and they got just that. They headed into Baltimore at 6-6 and walked out at 7-6 with a 27-22 win.