Baltimore Ravens

The Steelers will be the sixth or seventh seed in the AFC, pending the result of Buffalo’s Sunday night game against Miami.

See the best photos from a cold, rainy game.

“This is what we’ve trained for all year, is for seasons like this, long seasons, and then after,” cornerback Brandon Stephens said.

Columnist Kyle Goon: Jadeveon Clowney, Michael Pierce and Kyle Van Noy have helped elevate Baltimore’s defensive front beyond the sum of its parts.

The third-round pick out of Clemson showed why he could be the player to replace Patrick Queen if Baltimore can’t afford to sign its star linebacker.

Now the Ravens have to figure out whether they can keep Pro Bowl defensive lineman Justin Madubuike.

Most of the team struggled on Paul Mancano's latest report card. But the fans who braved the conditions at M&T Bank Stadium? You guys are solid.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer recap a snoozefest.

In a game that didn't mean anything for the Ravens, they can take solace in the fact that, as of now, it does not look like there were any major injuries.

Ahead of Saturday’s regular-season finale against the Steelers, the Ravens are in a good place. And a strange place.

The Ravens (13-3) will face the Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in Baltimore. Here are predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.

Pro Bowl safety Kyle Hamilton, who returned to practice Thursday, is questionable.

Cook, who was waived Tuesday by the New York Jets after a disappointing season, became a free agent early Thursday afternoon.

“I’ve never seen either of them have as much fun with their team as they’re having now,” their sister, Joani Crean, said.

Hamilton, a newly crowned Pro Bowl selection and one of the Ravens’ most important players, was inactive for Sunday’s win over the Dolphins.

Lamar Jackson solved a riddle on X/Twitter, and from there the Ravens have been the most dominant team in football. Coincidence? Sure, yes, of course. But let’s have fun with it anyway.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer compare Jackson’s numbers to those of his counterparts.

Safety Kyle Hamilton, linebacker Roquan Smith and lineman Justin Madubuike have all powered the Ravens’ defense this season.

Moon and the young fan first met after a Florida Gators home game in 2017.

Only the Dallas Cowboys have as many Pro Bowlers as the Ravens.