Ravens Rush Past Steelers to AFC Playoff Victory

Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-14, showcasing a powerful running game led by Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson in the AFC playoffs.

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The Baltimore Ravens advanced to the second round of the AFC playoffs with a dominant 28-14 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Derrick Henry rushed for 186 yards and scored twice, while Lamar Jackson threw for two touchdowns and added 81 rushing yards. The Ravens set a playoff record by outrushing the Steelers 299-29, emphasizing their powerful ground game. The victory secures a matchup against either Buffalo or Houston next week, while the Steelers conclude their season with a disappointing fifth straight loss.

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If Saturday night’s dominant win over the Pittsburgh Steelers is any indication, that could take them all the way to New Orleans.
Ravens bully the Steelers in the first half and don’t look back in 28-14 wild-card victory
CNN
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The Baltimore Ravens were built to run, and that's exactly what they did to win their first playoff game of the year.
Derrick Henry, Ravens run wild for win over Steelers in NFL playoffs
FOX News
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The Steelers enter the offseason after Wilson and coach Mike Tomlin were able to get them to the playoffs, but a once-promising season ended with a thud.
Jackson and Henry shine as Ravens overrun Steelers to reach AFC’s last four
The Guardian
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Although both streaks continued this season, it’s unlikely Tomlin or Steelers fans will look back on this chapter with any sense of pride.
Steelers and coach Mike Tomlin end season on 5-game skid and make another early playoff exit
Associated Press
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The Ravens steamrolled the Steelers 28-14 Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium in the AFC wild-card matchup between the two division rivals.
Ravens handle rival Steelers in wild-card showdown of NFL playoffs
USA TODAY
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