BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens soared at M&T Bank Stadium Saturday night in a 28-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, a win that takes them one step closer to a Super Bowl appearance. The wildcard match-up brought thousands to Charm City.

The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens are getting top billing in the NFL playoffs divisional round. No. 2 seed Buffalo will host No. 3 Baltimore at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Highmark Stadium. The divisional round is headlined by the NFL's two leading MVP candidates,

The Steelers’ Wild-Card loss to the Ravens raises questions about whether Pittsburgh will face a full rebuild or stick to reloading.

The first quarter is in the books between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens and the Ravens lead 7-0. And while it definitely looked like the Steelers made some changes on offense, execution fell flat and Pittsburgh remains the worst in the NFL this season and

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens are 1-1 in matchups this season with the tiebreaker coming up in the playoffs.

The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to the Baltimore Ravens ... again. This time, in the Wild Card Round, as the Ravens emerged victorious with a 28-14 win that never even felt all that close. The game started with a three-and-out from the Steelers and continued to be dead end after dead end for the offense in the first half.