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The Ravens will face the Steelers at 1 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore. Here are game predictions from The Banner’s sports staff.

The two-time MVP quarterback was limited Wednesday and missed Thursday due to an ankle injury.

As the Ravens and Steelers meet for the first of two times this season, here’s what to watch in their Week 14 game at M&T Bank Stadium.

Framber Valdez and Ranger Suárez are the top southpaws on the market.

Even though his on-field production has declined, Mark Andrews is one of the foremost weapons for the Ravens eight seasons into his career. Combine that with his off-field impact, and an extension for the 30-year-old is a no-brainer.

Andrews is the only tight end under contract for 2026.

Snow is likely in the early hours of Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s apparent injury misfortune took another turn Thursday, when he missed practice.

“I’m just trying to give back, be a resource, very blessed to have the platform that I have,” Henry said.

The Ravens have big issues this season. But there are cautionary tales across the AFC North as well.

The Terrapins are 10-0 for the second consecutive year and the fifth time in 11 seasons.

The Ravens are keeping their franchise leader in catches, receiving yards and touchdowns for three more years.

St. Frances Academy star Zion Elee is the highest-ranked recruit ever to sign with the Terps football program. But embattled coach Mike Locksley is stacking up expectations with his incoming class and has to turn around his 4-8 program quickly.

For the first time in nearly a month, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was back Wednesday for the first open practice of the week.

A man was killed Wednesday in a targeted shooting at the food court at MGM National Harbor hotel and casino in Oxon Hill.

“I think we’ll have a good bullpen, and hopefully we’ll keep adding and make our team a little stronger," Helsley said. "We’re in a tough division, so it’s going to be a lot of fun this year with a lot of tight games."

Waymo vehicles will first hit Baltimore’s streets later this week, but won’t operate autonomously or be available for public rides quite yet.

Holiday cheer has swept Baltimore County. Enjoy these tree lightings, holiday markets and even a lighted golf cart parade.

“Hopefully we can find somebody who can provide innings and front-half-of-the-rotation stuff,” Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias said in November.