The Steelers are AFC North Champions after defeating the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football at Acrisure Stadium. It's the 25th time in team history the Steelers are division champions.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are back on top of the AFC North. Pittsburgh clinched its first division title since the 2020 season with a 26-24 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, as Ravens kicker Tyler Loop missed a potential division-clinching field goal attempt as time expired.

As the regular season comes to a close, the AFC North’s picture is finally complete. After months of tight races, statement wins, and division-altering moments, the standings reflect a season defined by consistency at the top and missed opportunities below.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are AFC North champions for the first time in five years following their Week 18 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

When Hamilton left the game following a collision with fellow safety Alohi Gilman early in the third quarter, the Ravens led 10-3 and the Steelers were facing a third-and-10. Rodgers immediately attacked the middle of the field and hit Freiermuth for 14 yards. They scored a touchdown on that drive and got a field goal on the next.

Harbaugh took over the Ravens in 2008 and had a 180-113 record. He reached 12 playoffs, four AFC title games, and won Super Bowl XLVII. He leaves the winningest coach in franchise history by 100 victories and beat Cincinnati in four of the past five outings.

The Steelers host the Ravens for the first time ever in a winner-take-all regular season finale, The AFC North title is at stake as the Steelers try to avoid two crushing losses to end the season.

Cam Heyward delivers a focused message to T.J. Watt and the Steelers after a lighthearted division title hat roast.