Did Baltimore Ravens' Defense Falter Against Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium?

The Baltimore Ravens faced off against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a closely contested game at M&T Bank Stadium. The final score was 27-22, with the Steelers emerging victorious. This result leaves the Ravens with a record of 6-7, while the Steelers improve to 7-6.

First Quarter

The game began with both teams showcasing strong defensive plays. The Flock's defense forced four three-and-outs, demonstrating their ability to contain the Steel Curtain early on. However, despite their efforts, they couldn't capitalize offensively in this quarter.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Lamar Jackson led a promising drive that culminated in a touchdown pass to Isaiah Likely. Jackson completed 19 out of his 35 attempts for 219 yards and one touchdown throughout the game but also threw an interception that proved costly for his team.

Third Quarter

Keaton Mitchell provided a spark for Baltimore's offense with an impressive rushing performance, gaining 76 yards on six carries. His longest run of 55 yards set up crucial field position for Tyler Loop to convert one of his three successful field goals from distances as long as 36 yards.

Fourth Quarter

As tensions rose in the fourth quarter, Derrick Henry contributed significantly by rushing for 94 yards over multiple attempts but failed to find the end zone due to Pittsburgh's resilient defense. Despite Roquan Smith leading defensively with ten combined tackles and Marlon Humphrey defending three passes effectively, it wasn't enough to stop Pittsburgh from sealing their victory.

The post-game analysis highlighted areas where improvements are needed for Baltimore moving forward. In particular, enhancing red zone efficiency could be pivotal after converting only two out of six attempts into touchdowns during this matchup.

Baltimore Ravens coach post-game reaction emphasized focusing on upcoming challenges and learning from this encounter against their divisional rivals as they prepare for future games.

Looking ahead, fans can catch Baltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium on December 14th at 1:00 PM EST broadcasted by CBS network—an opportunity not only watch but support them live or via television broadcast!

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