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Russell Wilson threw to running back Cordarrelle Patterson for a touchdown, with Patterson able to pull in the catch under pressure. Suddenly, we have a tie game in Baltimore.

Russell Wilson throws a bomb to Calvin Austin III, who gets the catch with a well-placed toe tap and brings Pittsburgh all the way down the field.

Baltimore has been outrushing Pittsburgh by nearly 50 yards, but Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has picked up more passing yards. The Ravens are also holding strong on possession in this matchup so far.

Pittsburgh follows up Baltimore's 51-yard field goal with a 51-yarder of its own, closing in on the Ravens' lead to close out the first half.

It's now Baltimore 17, Pittsburgh 10 at halftime.

Justin Tucker has struggled mightily this season, but converts today, nailing a 51-yard field goal to give the Ravens a 10-point lead.

Van Noy picked up a half sack with Nnamdi Madubuike, halting the Steelers' drive and forcing Pittsburgh to punt. It marks a career high in sacks for Van Noy, with 9.5 sacks this season.

The Ravens defense was pumped after that play.

After leading the team all the way down the field, Lamar Jackson threw a beautiful 14-yard touchdown pass to Rashod Bateman, giving Baltimore a 14-7 lead.

Justice Hill picked up a big 25-yard run for the Ravens, getting the team towards the red zone. But it may have had a cost — the running back was tackled along the Baltimore sideline, and went down hard. The Ravens staff immediately called over the trainers.

Hill walked under his own power into the locker room for further evaluation. He was quickly ruled out of the game with a concussion.

Russell Wilson went for the run, getting a 19-yard gain and a first down. But the big play quickly turned disastrous for Pittsburgh, with safety Ar'Darius Washington getting the tackle and forcing a fumble. Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy recovers the ball at Baltimore's own four yard line.

Tight end MyCole Pruitt opened the second quarter with a tricky catch from Russell Wilson, and the Steelers have made it 7-all. It's Pruitt's first touchdown of the year, and it comes just in time.

Wilson gets an incredibly tricky first down for the Steelers, scrambling back nearly twenty yards before connecting with receiver Ben Skowronek just past the line.

The play was even more impressive given that Wilson had been sacked by Michael Pierce just two plays before, and had to make up the extra 10-yard loss in order to get over the line.

Prior to the Ravens touchdown, Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. went down after a collision, and was being helped off the field with what appears to be a leg injury.

Pittsburgh PR coordinator Burt Lauten later said that Porter had sustainted a calf injury and was questionable to return.

It's 7-0 Baltimore after Jackson and Likely connect for a nine-yard touchdown.

Henry went back-to-back-to-back(-to-back) on big runs for Baltimore, picking up runs for 13 yards, 11 yards and nine yards (followed by a two-yard run) to get the Ravens into scoring position.

The Steelers go three-and-out and Corliss Waitman gets a long punt. But on the return, the ball pops out of Desmond King's hands as he was going down. Luckily for Baltimore, linebacker Chris Board is able to smother it and keep it as a Ravens possession. Still, it marks two fumbles already in this game for Baltimore — a little close for comfort.

What a move from Tylan Wallace! Baltimore downs the ball at the three-yard line with a well-placed bump.