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In defeat, the Steelers received a gritty effort from Minkah Fitzpatrick, who led both teams with 11 tackles. Pittsburgh's defense largely played well, but its inability to stop the run was ultimately the final nail in the coffin. He wasn't helped by a running game that churned out just 65 yards on 20 carries. Trubisky went 22 of 30 for 276 yards and a touchdown, but his turnovers were the difference between a win and a loss. On Sunday, they committed three turnovers after not turning the ball over in each of their previous four games. In all three defeats, the Steelers lost low-scoring games after committing costly penalties. The Steelers' loss was similar to their early-season home losses to the Patriots and Jets. The Ravens welcomed back the return of Dobbins, who averaged 6 yards per carry in his first game in two months. Making the Ravens' win even more impressive was the fact that they played the entire game without Jackson and most of the second half without backup Huntley, who sustained a concussion. Why the Ravens wonĬredit Baltimore for coming into Pittsburgh and defeating a team that had won three of its last four games. Here's a closer look at what transpired in Pittsburgh. But Gus Edwards' 6-yard run on third down on Baltimore's ensuing drive sealed the Ravens' first win in Pittsburgh since 2019. Trubisky tried to lead a late rally, as he completed a touchdown pass to Pat Freiermuth with 2:30 left. Backup Mitch Trubisky led the Steelers to a touchdown on his first drive but followed that up with three interceptions, two of which came in the red zone. The Steelers lost their starting quarterback early when rookie Kenny Pickett suffered a concussion after getting sacked by Roquan Smith on the Steelers' first drive. His running helped set up three field goals by Justin Tucker, who on Sunday passed Matt Stover as the franchise's all-time leading scorer.

Dobbins led the way with 120 yards that included his first quarter touchdown run. Both quarterbacks were aided by a Ravens running game that gashed Pittsburgh for over 200 yards. Anthony Brown guided Baltimore's offense the rest of the way while helping end the Ravens' four-game losing streak against the Steelers. Playing without Lamar Jackson, Baltimore lost backup Tyler Huntley midway through the third quarter. The loss dropped Pittsburgh to 5-8 and on the doorstep of playoff elimination. With the win, Baltimore (9-4) remains in front of Cincinnati for first place in the AFC North. The Ravens, despite playing with a third-string quarterback for most of the second half, dominated in both areas and left Pittsburgh with a 16-14 win. Like most games between the Steelers and Ravens, running and defense determined who won and lost a game between two bitter rivals.