Ravens head coach John Harbaugh had some positive news on safety Kyle Hamilton's potential availability for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

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.

By nearly every metric basic and advanced, the Ravens’ pass defense continues to be the worst in the NFL, a fact that was crystalized last week as Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase roamed freely through an absentee secondary at M&T Bank Stadium on his way to 264 yards and three touchdowns on 11 catches.

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.

Things will be a little different compared to years past for the Baltimore Ravens when they clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Whereas the Steelers have mainl

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.

The Baltimore Ravens have taken a massive step forward on offense in the second year of the Todd Monken-Lamar Jackson partnership, making them one of the more explosive teams in the league. However, the defense has sputtered after the departure of former defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald.

A look at hte Ravens season, the numbers behind the best offense in the NFL, plus what John Harbaugh said is their Achilles heel & facing Russell Wilson