The Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Baltimore Ravens 21-14 in a tightly contested Week 2 matchup, solidifying their early-season momentum. With both teams looking to establish dominance in the division, this win gives Pittsburgh a crucial advantage as they navigate a challenging schedule ahead. Drew Allar shone for the Steelers, throwing for 2 touchdowns and helping his team maintain a balanced offensive attack. Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson led the Ravens with 224 passing yards, showcasing his ability to push the ball downfield, though he couldn't find the end zone through the air. On the ground, Cam Skattebo contributed significantly with 70 rushing yards, while Zay Flowers emerged as a key target with 82 receiving yards, keeping Baltimore competitive throughout the game. Defensively, T.J. Watt was a standout for Pittsburgh, racking up 5 total tackles and an impressive 4 sacks that disrupted Baltimore's offensive rhythm. The turning point came in the second half when Watt's relentless pressure led to a critical turnover, swinging momentum in favor of the Steelers. Despite Kyle Hamilton's two interceptions for the Ravens, it was Pittsburgh's defensive prowess that ultimately secured their victory in this closely fought battle.