The Pittsburgh Steelers know now when their Week 18 game against the Baltimore Ravens will kick off. With the AFC North on the line, as the winner will earn the division title while the loser will be eliminated from the playoffs altogether, the two teams will play under the bright lights at Acrisure Stadium in the final game of the regular season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fumbled a perfect opportunity in Week 17 to win the AFC North division. An embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Browns officially now means there will be a win-or-go-home contest in the Steel City with the Baltimore Ravens coming to town.
Mike Tomlin wasn’t buying the premise. After the Pittsburgh Steelers’ deflating Week 17 loss, the head coach flatly dismissed the idea that Myles Garrett’s chase for the NFL sack record altered Pittsburgh’s offensive approach.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers somehow found a new way to shock their own fanbase in Week 17. And that was not in a good way. Pittsburgh’s baffling inability to handle bottom-tier opponents reached historic territory with a road loss to the Cleveland Browns, 13-6.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers will officially be playing in a win-or-go-home game against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 18 of the 2025 campaign. Head Coach Mike Tomlin's squad failed at defeating the Cleveland Browns in Week 17, which immediately gave the NFL a massive expected boost in ratings for the final slate of the regular season.
There’s no love lost when you’re talking about divisional rivalries in the National Football League, especially when you’re referring to the AFC North.
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin confirmed after his team's 13-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday that tight end Darnell Washington sustained a broken arm.
The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a 13-6 Week 17 loss to the Cleveland Browns, leaving the window open for the Baltimore Ravens to potentially jump Pittsburgh in the playoff standings in Week 18.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had every chance to clinch the AFC North in Week 17. First, the Baltimore Ravens had to go into Lambeau Field and defeat the Green Bay Packers without superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had one of the most disappointing offensive showings of the 2025 season in a game where they could have officially won the AFC North.
The Cleveland Browns successfully played spoiler in their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, and star pass-rusher Myles Garrett had some interesting thoughts about what led to the shocking outcome.
All the Pittsburgh Steelers had to do to secure a playoff berth in Week 17 was beat the 3-12 Cleveland Browns. Instead, they suffered a brutal 13-6 upset loss when Marquez Valdes-Scantling failed to haul in a would-be game-tying touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers with 21 seconds remaining.
The Steelers were unable to win on Sunday, meaning they have not clinched top spot in the AFC North. Week 18’s winner-take-all game against the Ravens will see Pittsburgh shorthanded on offense.
The Pittsburgh Steelers entered their Week 17 contest againts the Cleveland Browns needing one more victory to secure their playoff berth and AFC North division title.
The Pittsburgh Steelershad it all out in front of them. All the team had to do was win a game against a 3-12 Browns team and they would punch their ticket to the playoffs as AFC North champions.
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DECEMBER 28: There is good news on the Watt front. Per Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network (video link), Watt is in a “very good place” in terms of his health and is expected to play in the Steelers’ next meaningful game.
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