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[djp73]

Jags gave y'all more trouble than they should have but that goes in the win column

[Caesar]

caesar level of shamelessness

How I get in it????

Another SB loading

[redsox907]

2029 - Week Seventeen Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (14-1)
90 Overall // 92 Offense // 89 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 31.1 (1st)
Pass Yards: 251.3 (2nd)
Rush Yards: 130.7 (2nd)
Defensive Points Per Game: 20.2 (17th)
Opp Pass Yards: 216.9 (18th)
Opp Rush Yards: 92.9 (13th)

Baltimore Ravens (7-8)
87 Overall // 87 Offense // 87 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 18.3 (26tth)
Pass Yards: 174.5 (32nd)
Rush Yards: 106.5 (7th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 19.2 (10th)
Opp Pass Yards: 215.0 (15th)
Opp Rush Yards: 82.9 (5th)

Pittsburgh Steelers                         | 2029 Results                      | Baltimore Ravens
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Detroit Lions W 21-7                        | Week 1                            | @ Chicago L 17-24
@ Cincinnati W 20-10                        | Week 2                            | @ Los Angeles W 19-0
Cleveland W 39-27                           | Week 3                            | @ Houston W 24-19
@ Baltimore W 27-24                         | Week 4                            | Pittsburgh L 24-27
@ Chicago W 42-17                           | Week 5                            | Cincinnati L 14-24
Minnesota W 38-36                           | Week 6                            | New York (A) L 9-27
@ Kansas City L 24-28                       | Week 7                            | BYE
Cincinnati W 23-19                          | Week 8                            | Indianapolis L 14-17
@ Tennessee W 35-28                         | Week 9                            | Minnesota W 28-25
@ Cleveland W 40-14                         | Week 10                           | @ Tennessee L 17-11
New England W 31-23                         | Week 11                           | Cleveland W 15-7
@ Houston W 38-17                           | Week 12                           | Jacksonville L 21-23
BYE                                         | Week 13                           | @ Green Bay W 20-17
@ Seattle W 31-13                           | Week 14                           | Detroit W 28-7
Indianapolis W 27-2                         | Week 15                           | @ Cleveland W 17-16
Jacksonville W 34-24                        | Week 16                           | @ Cincinnati L 14-39

Pittsburgh Steelers                                             Baltimore Ravens
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QB Leonard Lawry  318/492 (64%), 3,855 Yds, 35 TD, 16 INT| QB  | Lamar Jackson 221/332 (66%), 2,631 Yds, 15 TD, 6 INT
HB Quinshon Judkins  242 Att, 1,593 Yds, 17 TD           | HB  | Roberto Huerta (R) 171 Att, 626 Yds, 8 TD
WR DK Metcalf   101 Rec, 1,555 Yds, 14 TD                | WR  | Makai Lemon 47 Rec, 666 Yds, 3 TD
WR Ryan Williams   69  Rec, 847 Yds, 8 TD                | WR  | Rashod Bateman 33 Rec, 489 Yds, 2 TD
MLB Jason Verdon  71 Tkl, 17 TFL, 6 Sack                 | DEF | MLB Roquan Smith 103 Tkl, 7 TFL, 1.5 Sacks
DT Derrick Harmon  42 Tkl, 22 TFL, 9 Sacks               | DEF | DT Nnamdi Madubuike 51 Tkl, 14 TFL, 6.5 Sacks
EDGE TJ Watt  52 Tkl, 33 TFL, 17 Sacks (191.5)           | DEF | EDGE Mike Green 50 Tkl, 9 TFL, 8.5 Sacks
CB Cooper DeJean  71 Tkl, 6 TFL, 4 Sack, 3 INT           | DEF | CB Jaire Alexander 77 Tkl, 2 INT

[Captain Canada]

Let my guy Lamar leave this god forsaken team

[redsox907]

Let my guy Lamar leave this god forsaken team

he's just as bad as the rest of them somehow

[redsox907]

Pittsburgh Drops the Hammer With Second Half Dominance


Quinshon Judkins chewed up 95 yards in the second half as Pittsburgh buried their hated rival.

ScoringSummary

Team	Q	Time	Play	Baltimore	Pittsburgh
	1st	4:23	Juan Steward, 2 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	0	7
	1st	2:53	Roberto Huerta, 3 Yd Run	7	7
	1st	0:20	Rashod Bateman, 6 Yd Pass From Lamar Jackson	14	7
	2nd	3:09	Kendre Miller, 3 Yd Pass From Lamar Jackson	21	7
	2nd	0:21	Ryan Williams, 15 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	21	14
	3rd	5:32	Quinshon Judkins, 4 Yd Run	21	21
	3rd	0:00	Zachariah Branch, 7 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	21	28
	4th	6:43	Rueben Owens, 13 Yd Run	21	35
	4th	3:55	Travis Etienne Jr., 29 Yd Run (2PT)	29	35
	4th	1:55	Rueben Owens, 1 Yd Run (2PT)	29	43

Pittsburgh, PA. - The Baltimore Ravens came to Acrisure Stadium Sunday with nothing to play for in the standings and everything to play for in the rivalry. For a half, they made Pittsburgh pay for looking past them.

Baltimore jumped out to a 21-7 lead midway through the second quarter, the final blow coming when a Josiah Trader punt return fumble gifted the Ravens a short field that Kendre Miller converted with a three-yard touchdown grab. The Steelers, with the AFC's top seed long since secured, looked every bit like a team that had mentally checked out of the regular season.

Then Leonard Lawry found his rhythm.

With time winding down in the first half, Lawry engineered a sharp two-minute drive and found Ryan Williams on a 15-yard touchdown strike to pull Pittsburgh within seven at the break — a score that felt more significant than the seven points it represented. The Steelers carried genuine momentum into the locker room, and they came out of it a completely different team.

Quinshon Judkins set the tone immediately, grinding out 55 yards on the opening drive of the second half before powering into the end zone to knot the score at 21. From there Pittsburgh's offense was relentless. Zachariah Branch hauled in a touchdown pass as the third quarter expired to give the Steelers their first lead of the afternoon, and Rueben Owens extended it to fourteen early in the fourth.

Baltimore briefly threatened to make things interesting. Travis Etienne Jr. gashed Pittsburgh for a 29-yard touchdown and the Ravens converted the two-point attempt to pull within six, momentarily stirring the road crowd. Owens answered with authority on the ensuing drive, capping a lengthy, clock-consuming march with a one-yard plunge that effectively ended any remaining suspense.

The 29-point second half was the kind of statement performance, from a team with nothing at stake in the standings, that sends a message to the rest of the AFC heading into January.

The win moves Pittsburgh to 15-1 and carries the secondary benefit of improving the Steelers' draft positioning, as they hold Baltimore's first-round pick heading into next spring. Pittsburgh closes out the 2029 regular season next week against the Green Bay Packers.


Leonard Lawry | 27/38, 294 Yds, 3 TD, INT; 5 Att, 92 Yds
Lamar Jackson | 14/21, 219 Yds, 2 TD

Quinshon Judkins | 17 Att, 141 Yds, TD
Roberto Huerta | 8 Att, 3 Yds, TD

DK Metcalf | 10 Rec, 138 Yds
Mike Matthews | 3 Rec, 71 Yds

SS Jermaine Ward | 5 Tkl, TFL
MLB Jason Verdon | 4 Tkl, 2 TFL
DT Derrick Harmon | 2 Tkl, 2 TFL
FS Malaki Starks | 16 Tkl, TFL, INT
EDGE Mike Green | 6 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
MLB Roquan Smith | 8 Tkl, TFL

[MajorSupreme]

Got the offense rolling, had that boy Huerta in hell

[redsox907]

Got the offense rolling, had that boy Huerta in hell

I was sweating it for a minute in the second quarter, but once we found a groove it was smooth sailing

[redsox907]

2029 - Week Eighteen Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (15-1)
90 Overall // 92 Offense // 89 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 31.1 (1st)
Pass Yards: 254.3 (2nd)
Rush Yards: 134.7 (2nd)
Defensive Points Per Game: 21.0 (20th)
Opp Pass Yards: 217.0 (17th)
Opp Rush Yards: 94.8 (15th)

Green Bay Packers (7-9)
87 Overall // 87 Offense // 88 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 21.5 (12th)
Pass Yards: 226.3 (12th)
Rush Yards: 105.0 (10th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 20.7 (15th)
Opp Pass Yards: 206.5 (9th)
Opp Rush Yards: 101.6 (26th)

Pittsburgh Steelers                         | 2029 Results                      | Green Bay Packers
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Detroit Lions W 21-7                        | Week 1                            | @ Cleveland W 28-14
@ Cincinnati W 20-10                        | Week 2                            | @ Minnesota L 9-27
Cleveland W 39-27                           | Week 3                            | Detroit L 14-17
@ Baltimore W 27-24                         | Week 4                            | Chicago L 21-22
@ Chicago W 42-17                           | Week 5                            | @ San Francisco L 22-25
Minnesota W 38-36                           | Week 6                            | @ Detroit W 24-17
@ Kansas City L 24-28                       | Week 7                            | Los Angeles (A) W 35-21
Cincinnati W 23-19                          | Week 8                            | @ Atlanta L 28-30
@ Tennessee W 35-28                         | Week 9                            | BYE
@ Cleveland W 40-14                         | Week 10                           | @ Cincinnati W 22-21
New England W 31-23                         | Week 11                           | Carolina W 17-10
@ Houston W 38-17                           | Week 12                           | Washington L 15-21
BYE                                         | Week 13                           | Baltimore L 17-20
@ Seattle W 31-13                           | Week 14                           | @ New Orleans W 29-10
Indianapolis W 27-2                         | Week 15                           | Minnesota W 20-14
Jacksonville W 34-24                        | Week 16                           | @ Chicago L 27-35
Baltimore W 43-29                          | Week 17                           | Tampa Bay L 17-28

Pittsburgh Steelers                                             Green Bay Packers
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QB Leonard Lawry  318/492 (64%), 4,149 Yds, 38 TD, 17 INT| QB  | Jordan Love 312/488 (63%), 3,622 Yds, 35 TD, 7 INT
HB Quinshon Judkins  259 Att, 1,734 Yds, 18 TD           | HB  | Josh Jacobs 189 Att, 955 Yds, 4 TD
WR DK Metcalf   111 Rec, 1,693 Yds, 14 TD                | WR  | Jayden Reed 91 Rec, 1,101 Yds, 9 TD
WR Ryan Williams   73  Rec, 898 Yds, 9 TD                | WR  | Marquis Brown 34 Rec, 502 Yds, 10 TD
MLB Jason Verdon  75 Tkl, 19 TFL, 6 Sack                 | DEF | MLB Edgerrin Cooper 113 Tkl, 11 TFL
DT Derrick Harmon  42 Tkl, 24 TFL, 9 Sacks               | DEF | DT Da'Ron Payne 75 Tkl, 16 TFL, 7.5 Sacks
EDGE TJ Watt  53 Tkl, 33 TFL, 17 Sacks (191.5)           | DEF | EDGE Lukas Van Ness 64 Tkl, 17 TFL, 7 Sacks
CB Cooper DeJean  71 Tkl, 6 TFL, 4 Sack, 3 INT           | DEF | CB Nate Hobbs 72 Tkl, TFL, 2 INT

[redsox907]

Nathan Scheelhaase Announces Pittsburgh Will Rest Key Starters In Week 18 Tilt

Pittsburgh, PA. - The Pittsburgh Steelers are 15-1, have the AFC's top seed locked up, own a first-round bye, and are playing their regular season finale on the road. Nathan Scheelhaase has seen enough.

The second-year head coach confirmed Wednesday that a significant number of Pittsburgh's key starters will sit out Sunday's season finale at Lambeau Field, prioritizing player health over a sixteenth win in what amounts to a high-stakes exhibition game for a team with nothing left to prove in the regular season.

"I know the debate, but this is the decision we've made," Scheelhaase said after practice. "If we were at home, in front of our own fans, it might be different. But we've had a great season and we don't want to see it implode because someone gets their knee shredded in a glorified exhibition game."

When asked to identify which starters would be sitting out, Scheelhaase was characteristically blunt.

"It'd be easier to tell you who was starting."

Among the handful of regulars expected to see meaningful snaps Sunday are tight end Gabe Gomez, middle linebacker Jason Verndon, defensive end Cole Rogan, cornerback Zamari Stevenson, and safety Jermaine Ward. The rest of the depth chart will get a rare opportunity to close out the regular season under the lights at Lambeau.

Jaxson Dart will start at quarterback in place of Leonard Lawry, giving the backup signal caller his first meaningful action of the 2030 season and a chance to shake off the rust and prove he still has the talent to be an NFL starting QB.