In a pivotal Week 3 matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Baltimore Ravens 24-10, showcasing their dominance in the early season. With both teams looking to establish momentum, the Steelers emerged victorious, solidifying their position in the competitive AFC North. Steelers quarterback Raheem Evans led the charge, throwing for 238 yards and a touchdown, while tight end Pat Freiermuth was his favorite target, racking up 98 receiving yards. On the ground, the Ravens struggled to find their rhythm, with Matthew Fowler managing just 60 rushing yards, failing to ignite a consistent offensive threat. Defensively, Pittsburgh made crucial stops, highlighted by Upton Stout's timely interception that shifted the momentum in favor of the Steelers. The Ravens’ defense, led by Roquan Smith's 10 tackles and Travis Jones' sack, fought valiantly but couldn't contain the Steelers' offensive firepower when it mattered most. The game turned decisively late in the third quarter when the Steelers extended their lead, leaving the Ravens unable to recover.