Both teams are just a little more amped up, a little more hungry and a little more motivated. The Steelers and Ravens each have a goal of playing a physical style of football — one that just falls short of re-creation against opponents outside of one another.

John Harbaugh sent a strong message to the Baltimore Ravens before a big game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. John Harbaugh and the Baltimore Ravens will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in a long awaited game in the AFC North.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh says they’re considering changes to the secondary, but downplays potential shifts as “not headline worthy.”

In their six games with Justin Fields under center, the Steelers averaged 20.67 points per game. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh spoke highly of Wilson and what he has added to Pittsburgh upon becoming the starting quarterback. "[Russell Wilson] is making ...

John Harbaugh said he and his staff spent much of their "mini-bye" weekend working to solve issues with the Ravens' beleaguered pass defense, and he acknowledged both unacceptable struggles and a "great sense of urgency" to get the problem fixed.

Asked for his assessment of Wilson ahead of Week 11, Ravens coach John Harbaugh noted just how challenging he can be to defend, as not only can he still throw and scramble with the best of them, but you never really know who will get the ball when he's under center.

The Ravens have a high sense of urgency to improve their pass defense, ranked last in the NFL heading into their AFC North showdown against the Steelers.

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