Bryan Anthony Davis recently joined Coach Gordy on CBS Talk Radio-Gordy's Sports World and More to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers and their Week 8 showdown with their arch enemies, the Baltimore Ravens. It’s a battle of two of the AFC North’s top teams and the winner will have a cleat up in the AFC North,

The undefeated Steelers visit the Ravens on Sunday and it could arguably feature a Super Bowl LV participant. So the pressure seems to be on both teams. But if you take a good long look at it the bullseye this weekend seems to fall more on the black-and-purple. A loss and they fall two behind and are on the other side of the tiebreaker. So the weight on Baltimore’s shoulders is a little heavier.

The undefeated Steelers visit the Ravens on Sunday and it could arguably feature a Super Bowl LV participant. So the pressure seems to be on both teams. But if you take a good long look at it the bullseye this weekend seems to fall more on the black-and-purple. A loss and they fall two behind and are on the other side of the tiebreaker. So the weight on Baltimore’s shoulders is a little heavier.

The Steelers and Ravens are always going to be a tough matchup for either of the squads. The Steelers have only been victorious in four of the last ten games between the two. But as high as each time is ranked in certain categories, there are opportunities for both Baltimore and Pittsburgh. If the Steelers are to improve to 7-0, there are specific matchups that the Steelers can exploit en route to reach that milestone.

The 6-0 Steelers are scheduled to play the 5-1 Ravens in Charm City on Sunday and winning that game is paramount for supremacy in the AFC North and the conference. However, there are plenty of games that are crucial to their playoff hopes, in and out of the division. Most of the time, Steelers fans know who to root for. But here’s a guide to significant matchups, and whose losses Pittsburgh would benefit more from this weekend

The second injury report of the week came out on Thursday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will the list be more promising than yesterday or even more disconcerting?

. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy. It’s the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold. This week Mike and Geoff welcome Matthew Stevens, the managing editor of Ravens Wire.

. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy. It’s the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold. This week Mike and Geoff welcome Matthew Stevens, the managing editor of Ravens Wire.

The Steelers and Ravens have always been similar teams, this time around they don’t mirror each other at all. But what they do have in common is the fact that their strengths in certain categories are off the charts. They are just very diverse statistical categories. But it still makes this matchup as even as it gets.

The first injury report of the week came out on Wednesday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will the update reveal something unexpected and what will the status be of the players that exited briefly last weeks game against Tennessee? How about the return prospects of those that had to sit out?

The Steelers are 6-0 and there are plenty of reasons why. The offense has as wide array of weapons for Ben Roethlisberger to throw to and the defense is at the top of the league. It’s pretty simple really. like Mike Tomlin has said, “If they can’t score, you can’t lose”.

The Steelers are 6-0 and there are plenty of reasons why. The offense has as wide array of weapons for Ben Roethlisberger to throw to and the defense is at the top of the league. It’s pretty simple really. like Mike Tomlin has said, “If they can’t score, you can’t lose”.

The Steelers and Ravens is in it’s 25th season and has had plenty of memorable infamous moments. Whether it’s been bloody noses, a bounty, a coach almost tripping a player, holiday showdowns and immaculate extensions it has been phenomenal. For some it seems to have dissipated a bit. But now with both teams a combined 11-1 and vying for conference supremacy, it is back...and it’s glorious.

Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Tuesday to address the media regarding the Steelers' performance in the win over the Titans, the injury situation and the upcoming game with the Baltimore Ravens.

Although the Steelers stormed out of the gate big against Tennessee, they almost blew a lead that was 20 at one point. Having an undefeated record doesn’t always mean that a team won’t suffer pitfalls along the way. Case in point, the Steelers have perfected the concept of “bending, but not breaking”.

Although the Steelers stormed out of the gate big against Tennessee, they almost blew a lead that was 20 at one point. Having an undefeated record doesn’t always mean that a team won’t suffer pitfalls along the way. Case in point, the Steelers have perfected the concept of “bending, but not breaking”.

The Steelers faced their toughest test of the season in Week 7 when they faced off against the Tennessee Titans in the Volunteer State. The task gets even more difficult in Week 8 when they visit the Baltimore Ravens in Charm City. If the Steelers can find a way to knock off the Ravens, they’ll have no problem winning the AFC.

It’s time again to climb into the BTSC Delorean to revisit a Steelers’ game from yesteryear. With the Steelers playing in Baltimore to face their division foes on Sunday, let’s venture back to a time when the Steelers/Ravens rivalry was very young, but their third game together was a wild one that helped make it what it is today.

The Steelers are 6-0 for the first time since 1978. They are also the only undefeated team left in the National Football League. But as exciting as the perfect record is, the Steelers are far from a finished product.

The Steelers and the No. 2 rushing defense in the NFL entered Nissan Field in Nashville on Sunday looking to slow down Derrick Henry, Jeremy McNichols and the second-best rushing attack in the league. They did. But they couldn’t control A.J. Brown and Ben Roethlisberger lost control of his passes. It almost cost them. But the Steelers did what they needed to do to escape.

The Steelers and the No. 2 rushing defense in the NFL entered Nissan Field in Nashville on Sunday looking to slow down Derrick Henry, Jeremy McNichols and the second-best rushing attack in the league. They did. But they couldn’t control A.J. Brown and Ben Roethlisberger lost control of his passes. It almost cost them. But the Steelers did what they needed to do to escape.

The Steelers were all set for a battle in the trenches with the 5-0 Tennessee Titans on Sunday in Nashville and it looked like it was going to be an awesome runaway early. Then the second half came and the Steelers saw there lead dwindle. But luck shined on the Steelers as they came away with the 27-24 victory. As always, Mike Tomlin was available after the game to comment on the proceedings

It's the battle of the unbeatens and it is going to be a big one. The second-best running team in the league takes on the second-best stopping the rushing attack. Join Bryan Anthony Davis and K.T. Smith, as they set the scene for the Steelers’ most important clash with the Titans.

The Steelers are 5-0 for the first time since 1978 and a major reason is the contributions from a great stable of wide receivers. The leader of that group is JuJu Smith-Schuster, but it isn’t because of his stats. It more is due to the selfless leadership of their fourth-year wideout.