The Baltimore Ravens topped the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-20 in a pivotal Week 4 matchup of the 2027 season, solidifying their position in the AFC North race. Both teams entered the contest with playoff aspirations, but it was the Ravens who emerged victorious, showcasing their offensive firepower. Despite the loss, Steelers quarterback Dante Moore put on an impressive performance, throwing for 358 yards and three touchdowns, while wide receiver DK Metcalf racked up 152 receiving yards. However, the Ravens managed to find their rhythm on offense, capitalizing on key opportunities to secure the win, even with a modest rushing game led by Quinshon Judkins who totaled just 23 yards. On the defensive side, the game turned during the second half as the Ravens' defense tightened up, led by Marlon Humphrey’s four total tackles. Although T.J. Watt recorded two sacks and Joey Porter picked off two passes for the Steelers, it was the Ravens' ability to pressure Moore and limit big plays that proved decisive. Ultimately, Baltimore's defensive adjustments in the latter stages of the game allowed them to hold off a late charge from Pittsburgh and clinch the win.