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All the information you require to enjoy the Ravens vs. Steelers game, including kickoff time and team updates.
In NFL Week 18 action on Saturday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium, the Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) and the Baltimore Ravens (13-3) square off in an AFC East matchup with significant postseason implications at stake.
Everything you require to watch the match is provided here by GOAL, including information on streaming services, TV channels to watch it on, and more.
How to watch the Ravens vs. Steelers game live online and on TV
Week 18 NFL action between the Ravens and Steelers will be broadcast nationally on ABC and ESPN. Additionally, WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh will carry it locally. Fubo is the greatest option if you don’t have cable TV to watch the Ravens vs. Steelers game live. In most markets, broadcast networks are carried by the sports-focused cord-cutting service.
team news for the Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens will not have to play in Wild Card weekend since they have secured the top spot in the AFC. In order to prevent injuries ahead of the postseason, the Ravens are resting a number of their players against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 18. This is because their seeding is certain.
It is official that Lamar Jackson, the front-runner for MVP, will sit out on Saturday. Odell Beckham Jr., a wide receiver, will also miss Week 18 due to injury.
RG is now in progress. It says “knee/quad/coaches decision” for Kevin Zeitler. Due to a calf injury, Pro Bowl CB Marlon Humphrey is out, and LB Malik Harrison’s groin problem and DB will prevent him from playing. Daryl Worley will not be playing due to a shoulder and ankle ailment.
For their make-or-break match on Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers have listed three players as questionable on their injury report. OL Elandon Roberts, S Minkah Fitzpatrick, and DB Trenton Thompson are these players.
On the other hand, Kenny Pickett, the franchise quarterback for the Steelers, is anticipated to play against the Ravens in his eagerly anticipated comeback from an ankle injury.
