BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Ravens are now tied atop the AFC North with their division rival, ending the Pittsburgh Steelers dominance over them.
After losing eight of the last nine meetings, the Ravens beat the Steelers, 34-17, on Saturday on the strength of three touchdown passes from quarterback Lamar Jackson and two timely turnovers by the Baltimore defense. The Ravens and Steelers are both 10-5 with two weeks remaining.
Baltimore stressed ball security all week after turning the ball over 19 times in the last nine games against Pittsburgh. On Saturday, the Ravens forced two takeaways -- a forced fumble on Russell Wilson inside the Baltimore 5-yard line and a Marlon Humphrey 37-yard interception return for a touchdown.