Calvin Austin III appears on 'The Insiders' to discuss the Steelers' upcoming Wild Card game against the Texans, with NFL analysts also covering coaching vacancies across several teams.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' struggling offense faces a tough challenge against the Houston Texans' top-ranked defense, with analysts pessimistic about their chances due to offensive weaknesses and the Texans' strong pass rush, though returning key players and offensive line performance could influence the outcome.
The Houston Texans, a 12-win team with a strong defense and a balanced offense led by rookie QB C.J. Stroud, face the Steelers in the NFL Wild Card playoff. Despite a slow start, the Texans finished strong with a nine-game winning streak, boasting a top-ranked defense and effective ball protection. The game will feature key players like edge rushers Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, and rookie receivers. The Texans aim to overcome their postseason road struggles against a Steelers team that earned their playoff spot with a division win.
After a missed field goal and online vitriol directed at Ravens kicker Tyler Loop, Steelers fans rallied to support a charity he endorses, raising over $6,000 in just 36 hours, demonstrating community kindness and turning a negative moment into a positive impact.
The article discusses whether the Ravens should have tried to get closer for their final field goal attempt in a game against the Steelers, suggesting that attempting a shorter kick might have increased their chances of success, and highlighting the importance of strategic decision-making in critical game moments.
The Steelers won the AFC North championship with a 26-24 victory over the Ravens, led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers and key plays from players like T.J. Watt and Calvin Austin III, securing their spot in the postseason to face the Houston Texans.
The Steelers narrowly defeated the Ravens 26-24 in a dramatic Week 18 game, securing the AFC North title and a playoff spot, with a last-second missed field goal by the Ravens' rookie Tyler Loop sealing the victory and setting up a Wild Card game against the Texans.
In a close game against the Ravens, Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers led a comeback with key passes, including a game-winning touchdown, securing a 26-24 victory and demonstrating why the Steelers signed him, with coach Mike Tomlin praising his performance and experience.
The Pittsburgh Steelers celebrated a dramatic win over the Ravens, with Coach Mike Tomlin praising veteran QB Aaron Rodgers and players expressing pride and gratitude for their coach and season, as they head into the playoffs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers narrowly defeated the Baltimore Ravens 26-24 to win the AFC North Division, securing their playoff spot with a dramatic finish marked by missed field goals and a last-minute touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to Calvin Austin III. The game featured a comeback from a 10-0 deficit, key interceptions, and a crucial missed field goal by the Ravens, culminating in the Steelers' division title and a playoff matchup against the Houston Texans.
The Steelers secured a 26-24 win against the Ravens with Aaron Rodgers leading late comebacks, earning high grades for quarterback play, running backs, and receivers, while special teams and defense received mixed reviews, and coach Tomlin's leadership was praised despite some blunders.
The Ravens' season ended with a narrow 26-24 loss to the Steelers, highlighted by a game-winning field goal miss by rookie Tyler Loop and key plays including Lamar Jackson's 50 and 64-yard passes to Zay Flowers. The game was marked by self-inflicted mistakes and strong performances from Derrick Henry and Jackson, but ultimately the Ravens fell short, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
The Steelers clinched the AFC North and a playoff spot with a dramatic 26-24 win over the Ravens, ending the NFL season with a thrilling game that saw four lead changes in the fourth quarter, culminating in a missed game-winning field goal by Baltimore's rookie kicker.
Gerry Dulac provides a detailed quarter-by-quarter analysis of the Steelers-Ravens game, highlighting key plays, player performances, and pivotal moments, including Rodgers' game-winning drive and missed field goal by the Ravens, emphasizing the game's tense and strategic nature.
The Steelers clinched the AFC North title after beating the Ravens, marking their 25th division championship, and secured a home playoff game against the Texans on January 12. Coach Mike Tomlin tied the franchise record for regular season wins with 193, and this victory continues his successful tenure with the team.