In a thrilling AFC Wild Card playoff game, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-24, securing their spot in the next round of the NFL playoffs. The game, held at M&T Bank Stadium, showcased a stellar performance by Ravens quarterback Jackson Henry, who completed 28 of 38 passes for 332 yards and three touchdowns. The victory marks the Ravens’ first playoff win since 2019. Henry praised his team’s effort, stating, ‘We executed the game plan perfectly and stayed focused under pressure.’ On the other hand, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin expressed disappointment, highlighting defensive lapses and missed opportunities. The Steelers, led by quarterback Kenny Pickett, struggled to mount a comeback despite Pickett’s 275 passing yards and two touchdowns. The Ravens’ defense managed to hold firm in critical moments, while running back J.K. Dobbins added two rushing touchdowns, further contributing to the team’s success. As the Ravens advance, they look forward to facing the Kansas City Chiefs in the next round, a matchup that promises intense competition. Tomlin remains optimistic about the future, asserting, ‘We’ll learn from this and come back stronger next season.’
Ravens Triumph Over Steelers in AFC Wild Card Clash
