In a commanding performance, the Baltimore Ravens topped the Pittsburgh Steelers 41-26 in Week 2 of the 2027 season. With both teams looking to establish dominance early in the season, this matchup had playoff implications written all over it, but Baltimore proved too strong on their home turf. Lamar Jackson was the standout for the Ravens, throwing for 203 yards and an impressive six touchdowns, showcasing his elite passing ability. Mark Andrews was his favorite target, racking up 117 receiving yards and contributing significantly to the Ravens' offensive explosion. Derrick Henry also made his mark on the ground, adding 88 rushing yards to complement the passing attack. Defensively, the Ravens were effective in limiting the Steelers' offense, with Malaki Starks leading the charge with four tackles. The game's turning point came when Jackson's sixth touchdown pass extended their lead, leaving the Steelers scrambling to catch up. Despite Yahya Black's sack and Patrick Queen's interception for Pittsburgh, they could not contain the Ravens' offensive onslaught, solidifying Baltimore's victory.