Baltimore Ravens

John Harbaugh announced Wednesday that star Lamar Jackson will not play against the rival Steelers on Saturday.

If Jackson’s game vs. the Dolphins was his last of the regular season, the Ravens quarterback went out on top.

Jackson hasn’t thrown for 6,000 yards this season, as he’d hoped. But he has been efficient in key areas.

The Ravens have clinched the No. 1 seed in the AFC, earning a first-round bye and home-field advantage.

Here’s how Ravens coach John Harbaugh could proceed with his starting lineups and rotations Saturday against Pittsburgh.

Photos: Some of the Baltimore Ravens best moments from their 56-19 win over the Miami Dolphins to clinch the No. 1 AFC seed, as captured by the Baltimore Banner’s photojournalists.

The coaching staff will assess injuries over the next day or two before making an announcement, coach John Harbaugh said.

The Ravens won’t have to wait long for their regular-season finale.

“The things he does, no other player in the NFL can do,” left tackle Ronnie Stanley said.

Against San Francisco and Miami, who boast some of the most feared weapons in the NFL, the Ravens have come out on top with unheralded playmakers and blue-collar grinders.

Baltimore faltered in 2019 after earning a bye, but the players who were here then say they’ll be better prepared this time.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer break down the Ravens' convincing 56-19 win.

The Ravens got strong performances across the board to eviscerate the Dolphins.

Led by Most Valuable Player favorite Lamar Jackson, the Ravens routed the Miami Dolphins 56-19 and secured the AFC’s top seed in the NFL playoffs.

The Super Bowl-winning running back asked fans to define him based on his work after the domestic violence incident that ended his career.

Baltimore wideouts put on a show in the first half against the Miami Dolphins.

The team said he was questionable to return. Humphrey missed two games with a calf injury earlier this season.

The Ravens will take on one of the NFL’s best offenses Sunday without two of their most important defenders.

The three-time Pro Bowler never played again in the NFL after a video showed him assaulting his then-fiancée, who is now his wife.

Armour-Davis, a special teams contributor, hasn’t played or practiced since suffering a concussion in a Week 15 win.