The Steelers led for most of the first half before trailing briefly following Derrick Henry's short touchdown run late in the half. Pittsburgh re-gained the lead, however, moments later after defensive lineman Keeanu Benton forced a fumble of tight end Isaiah Likely that set up Chris Boswell's third field goal of the half.

This year, the Ravens score 15.6 more points per game (31.8) than the Steelers allow (16.2). Baltimore averages 137.5 more yards per game (440.2) than Pittsburgh allows per matchup (302.7). The Ravens have turned the ball over six times this season, 10 fewer than the Steelers have forced (16).

Pittsburgh faces a tough matchup in Week 11, but these key offensive factors could help secure a crucial victory against the Ravens.

The Ravens and Steelers are set for the first of two highly intense matchups, and Patrick Queen has already declared this contest a must-see TV event. Speaking to reporters about Sunday’s matchup and reflecting on free agency,