The Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Baltimore Ravens 45-28 in a decisive Week 18 clash that secured their playoff positioning. With both teams vying for momentum heading into the postseason, the Steelers delivered a powerful performance that showcased their offensive firepower. Leading the charge for Pittsburgh was quarterback Kavian Bryant, who threw for an impressive 343 yards and five touchdown passes, cementing his status as the game’s standout player. Meanwhile, the Ravens' Derrick Henry made his mark on the ground with 100 rushing yards, but it was CeeDee Lamb's 101 receiving yards that kept Baltimore competitive in the air. Defensively, the Steelers made critical plays that shifted the game's momentum, highlighted by Greg Rousseau's two interceptions. Zah Frazier's six tackles played a vital role in containing Baltimore's offensive efforts, while Brian Burns of the Ravens recorded two sacks but ultimately couldn’t stifle Bryant's prolific passing. The turning point came when Rousseau snagged his second interception, allowing the Steelers to pull away and seal the victory.