Steelers vs. Ravens, Who’s In and Who’s Out?

Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens clash with divisional lead on the line, revealing key inactives.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to host the Baltimore Ravens at Acrisure Stadium in a highly anticipated week 11 clash with significant playoff implications. Both teams enter the matchup as top contenders in the AFC North, with Pittsburgh (7-2) seeking to extend their division lead over Baltimore (7-3). (Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images) Pittsburgh boasts the league's fourth-ranked defense, anchored by star pass rusher T.

J. Watt, while Baltimore’s explosive offense ranks first in total yards, passing, and rushing. However, the Ravens’ defensive weaknesses—particularly their league-worst passing defense—could provide an opportunity for Russell Wilson and the Steelers' offense to capitalize.



Ahead of the noon kickoff, the inactives list for both teams reflects the battle of attrition that often defines the NFL season: Steelers Inactives: Ravens Inactives: The Steelers will miss linebacker Alex Highsmith’s contributions to their dominant front seven, while the Ravens will feel the absence of free safety Eddie Jackson in a secondary already struggling to contain opposing passing attacks. Related: 'Villains on Both Sides' as Steelers Host Ravens in Week 11 - How to Watch, Betting Odds With AFC North supremacy on the line, this game represents a defining moment for both franchises. A victory for Pittsburgh would solidify their status as a playoff threat, while a win for Baltimore could reignite their push for divisional dominance.

As Russell Wilson looks to connect with his receiving corps and Lamar Jackson aims to exploit Pittsburgh’s defense, fans can expect an intense, hard-fought battle. Related: Has Russ Done Enough To Push Steelers Off First-Round Quarterback?.