The Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t just beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday — they stunned them. In a rivalry defined by bruising defense and razor‑thin margins, this 27–22 victory was packed with twists no one saw coming.
Following every NFL game in 2025, Steel City Underground parses the best plays from the Pittsburgh Steelers to highlight for Steelers Nation fans to rewatch, complete with what led up to the big play(s).
The Pittsburgh Steelers captured a huge win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday as the group was able to regain the lead in the AFC North. The two teams will meet one more time at the end of the regular season, but this game was extremely important when it comes to who will be representing the AFC North in the playoffs.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6) held off the Baltimore Ravens 27-22 on Sunday, thanks to Aaron Rodgers’ strong performance and a pair of critical replay reversals that favored Pittsburgh late in the game.
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Sunday was not a great day for people who want the Pittsburgh Steelers to fire head coach Mike Tomlin, as Aaron Rodgers and company scored a crucial 27-22
The Pittsburgh Steelers notched their biggest win of the season on Sunday, and Aaron Rodgers had a very blunt message for the media afterward. Rodgers went 23/34 for 284 yards, a touchdown and no interceptions in the Steelers’ 27-22 Week 14 win over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md.
The entire locker room for the Pittsburgh Steelers heard how the head coach was taking fire all throughout the week, and the group showed up for him in Week 14.
Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers dropped their second-straight game in Week 13, falling to 6-6 on the 2025 NFL season after a 26-7 loss to Joey Bosa and the Buffalo Bills.
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Aaron Rodgers has been leading the Pittsburgh Steelers as they look to compete for a Super Bowl title under head coach Mike Tomlin. However, before any chance of an AFC title or Super Bowl title reaches the Steelers, they'll need to pick up the pace for a postseason run.
Rodgers turned 42 years old this past Tuesday, and he dealt with numerous physical setbacks over the past few seasons before he suffered a fractured left wrist on Nov. 16.
Rodgers made his original statements after he completed just 10-of-21 pass attempts for 117 yards with no touchdowns, no interceptions and a lost fumble that was returned for a score.