#Ravens star CB Marlon Humphrey is suspected to be out for the season with a shoulder injury, per sources. A significant blow to Baltimore's defense. Another one.

That's a 99-yard drive by Ravens that culminated with Devonta Freeman's 3-yard TD run. Ravens strike first and lead 7-0 at the 8:37 mark of the second quarter. That was a 16-play, 99-yard drive that absorbed 10:27 of the clock.

Lamar Jackson makes his second career start at Heinz Field. In his only start there, Jackson was able to stiff-arm the Steelers in a 26-23 OT win, despite throwing three interceptions. Jackson and Ravens play at Pittsburgh at 4:25PM. pic.twitter.com/50XTJDZh8v

Thank you John Harbaugh (not to be confused with Jim) for homefield throughout the playoffs

Marquise Brown was wide open downfield on that last play. Just didn't pull trigger and takes another sack.

Inactive for Ravens against Steelers: RB Ty'Son Williams, WR Miles Boykin (finger), TE Nick Boyle (knee), OLB Jaylon Ferguson (illness), CB Chris Westry (thigh), So of the Ravens' five questionable CBs, four of them (Humphrey, Averett, Young, J.Smith) will play.

Mark Andrews: "[It] was a good play call. I came wide open. Lamar threw a great ball; I just didn't make the play."

Ravens CBs Tavon Young, Jimmy Smith, Anthony Averett and Chris Westry are all on the field warming up. All four are questionable for the game. Young is doing light jogging. Averett and Smith are moving pretty well in working on footwork drills with Keith Williams.

I'm still trying to process the Ravens going for two when Justin Tucker is RIGHT there.

First time here as a Raven for Alejandro Villanueva 😈 pic.twitter.com/14IzJDBEEW

Rashod Bateman was 4th in line at WR for Baltimore today and has now set a career-low mark in targets in back-to-back games (4 last week, 1 today). He had seen 6+ targets in each of his first 5 NFL games.

Missed this earlier, but Patrick Mekari is back at RT on this drive.

#MyCleatsMyCause are for the @bradnikkiboze foundation committed to strengthening communities through a variety of community initiatives that include youth engagement, food security, and education equality! #ProBowlVote Bradley Bozeman pic.twitter.com/feSuflNz4j

TE Nick Boyle is out on the field but he's not warming up. He didn't practice all week, so expectation has been that he won't play.

Ravens go three-and-out. Low throw that an open Sammy Watkins can't come up with on first down, sack on second down and unable to hit Andrews down the seam on third.

Ravens take over at their own 42 after that interesting series. Green called for a facemask on a ball that was batted down with Chuck Clark running with an obvious incompletion. Then D. Watt blocked in the back on the return -- no call. Crowd is getting angry.

Ravens have Tyre Phillips at RT, not Patrick Mekari. Mekari was limping around on a bad ankle for much of the first half.

Brandon Stephens down on the field after that last Freiermuth catch. Geno Stone in at safety.

Ravens rookie safety Brandon Stephens, who replaced injured DeShon Elliott, walks off the field on his own power after being looked at by trainers. Geno Stone in at safety for Stephens.

#Ravens CB Jimmy Smith said he's good to go today, which certainly is a help to a secondary that was all over the injury report. #BALvsPIT

#Ravens LB Josh Bynes, who won a Super Bowl w/ John Harbaugh, said he was all about the aggressive attempt for two at the end of this loss to the #Steelers: "That's Harbs. I love Harbs through and through. I'm OK w/ every decision he makes."

The Baltimore Ravens have proved many doubters wrong over the first 12 weeks of the 2021 season, boasting an 8-3 record while not only being atop their division in the AFC North, but also the entire AFC. They have accomplished so much despite losing many key players to injury during what seems like every week,

Baltimore fullback Patrick Ricard was asked about how the team has overcome injuries and be where they are with their 8-3 record, calling what they’ve accomplished “incredible”.

“Oh, it’s incredible. Just imagine if we had everyone from the start of the season right now [with] how good of a team we are, but that still doesn’t matter. I think it’s just a credit to this organization and the coaches and the players that we have, that we’re able to still be successful and find ways to win. I don’t think anybody thought we would be where we are right now.â€