The Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday. Kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. ET. Links to the live stream and the radio broadcast are provided below.
After a poor start, the Steelers (5-6) are on a three-game winning streak and tied with Baltimore (5-6) for second place in the AFC North. With both teams trailing the Cincinnati Bengals by two games, neither team can afford any losses down the stretch.
Pittsburgh is coming off a 27-11 win over the Cleveland Browns (4-7), a game in which the Steelers' defense shined with five sacks and an interception returned for a touchdown while keeping Cleveland's running game limited to just 55 yards.
"Defensively, it was simple. We were able to stop the run, and that put us in a position to apply pressure to the quarterback," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said, via ESPN. "In doing so, we were able to create some turnovers and some big plays, and to actually score."
It's a big turn around from the start of the season, and the Steelers are now very much in contention to make a run for the top spot in their division.
"The team is hot," Ravens running back Ray Rice said of the Steelers. "They're playing good football right now. They have (a) group, they have their stable of how they want to play football and they're doing a good job of it right now."
The Ravens are also coming off a win. Their defense looked dominant against the Jets last week, keeping the Jets to just a field goal in the 19-3 win. Thursday, however, should be different - the teams are rivals and know each other well.
"We'll be running stuff that we know and understand against a team that we pretty much understand," said Ravens coach John Harbaugh. "I'm sure there will be a wrinkle or two that they'll throw at us that we'll have to be ready for and just go play football.
Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE (PIT) and HERE (BAL), or watch the live stream HERE.
