Kevin Cowherd
Ravens 24, Steelers 20
These two teams, in the immortal words of the great Keith Jackson, "just plain don't like each other." But it's harder to like the Steelers to win this game without Ben Roethlisberger. Steelers keep it close, but Ravens prevail.
Edward Lee
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
If Ben Roethlisberger somehow plays, this prediction is toast. But with Byron Leftwich starting, the Ravens should be able to concentrate on stopping the Steelers' run game and do enough on offense to leave with their third win in last four trips to Heinz Field.
Mike Preston
Ravens 21, Steelers 17
If Big Ben was healthy, I would take the Steelers, especially given the way the Ravens play on the road. But without Roethlisberger, the Steelers can't win this one.
Peter Schmuck
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
Suddenly, the momentum in the AFC North has shifted again. Big Ben and the Steelers are banged up and the Ravens have had a big confidence injection in time for this nationally televised showdown.
Matt Vensel
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
The absence of Ben Roethlisberger swings this into Baltimore's favor. And if the Ravens' offense is capable of playing four quality quarters on the road, it's the Steelers who will coax it out of them.
Aaron Wilson
Ravens 24, Steelers 17
Blitzing defense swarms statuesque Byron Leftwich, exploits absense of Ben Roethlisberger as Joe Flacco, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith provide enough points for win.
Jeff Zrebiec
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
How much does Ben Roethlisberger matter? Admittedly, if he was healthy, I'd be picking the Steelers by at least a touchdown.
Ravens 24, Steelers 20
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These two teams, in the immortal words of the great Keith Jackson, "just plain don't like each other." But it's harder to like the Steelers to win this game without Ben Roethlisberger. Steelers keep it close, but Ravens prevail.
Edward Lee
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
If Ben Roethlisberger somehow plays, this prediction is toast. But with Byron Leftwich starting, the Ravens should be able to concentrate on stopping the Steelers' run game and do enough on offense to leave with their third win in last four trips to Heinz Field.
Mike Preston
Ravens 21, Steelers 17
If Big Ben was healthy, I would take the Steelers, especially given the way the Ravens play on the road. But without Roethlisberger, the Steelers can't win this one.
Peter Schmuck
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
Suddenly, the momentum in the AFC North has shifted again. Big Ben and the Steelers are banged up and the Ravens have had a big confidence injection in time for this nationally televised showdown.
Matt Vensel
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
The absence of Ben Roethlisberger swings this into Baltimore's favor. And if the Ravens' offense is capable of playing four quality quarters on the road, it's the Steelers who will coax it out of them.
Aaron Wilson
Ravens 24, Steelers 17
Blitzing defense swarms statuesque Byron Leftwich, exploits absense of Ben Roethlisberger as Joe Flacco, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith provide enough points for win.
Jeff Zrebiec
Ravens 20, Steelers 16
How much does Ben Roethlisberger matter? Admittedly, if he was healthy, I'd be picking the Steelers by at least a touchdown.