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Ravens Defeat Steelers 34-17, Clinch Playoff Berth and Avenge Rivalry Defeat

In a crucial AFC North matchup, the Ravens triumphed over the Steelers, securing a playoff spot and tying for first in the division with a 34-17 victory.

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Updated: Dec 21st, 2024, 9:57 PM ET

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The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-17, with Lamar Jackson throwing three touchdown passes and Marlon Humphrey scoring on a key interception return. The win allowed the Ravens, now tied with the Steelers at 10-5, to clinch a playoff berth and keep their division title hopes alive. Jackson's performance marked a significant step against a rival that had dominated the previous encounters. Both teams prepare for crucial matchups on Christmas Day, with the Steelers facing the Chiefs and the Ravens visiting the Texans.

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