Hello, everyone. It is Ravens Week. Enough said. I mean, as good a rivalry as you'll see in the league.

And I'm going to dig into some general things, Steelers Ravens here. There's a lot of, as you can imagine, interesting tidbit.

So, all-time rivalry. This is, you know, the Ravens became the Ravens in 1996. The Steelers lead the series 35 to 25, and I included four

playoff matchups in there. Steelers are three and one in the playoffs. They won six of the first

seven meetings. They also won seven of the last eight. They've swept Baltimore three of the past

four seasons. Tomlin is 21 and 16 against the Ravens. So Sears got the better of them, but it's been a pretty great battle, obviously.

As you know, the Steelers are 7 and 3.

They're on a two-game winning streak,

two and one in the north.

This is Steelers' first divisional game, as you know.

The Ravens are three and two on the road,

while the Steelers are three and one at home.

Pittsburgh's on a, I'm sorry, Baltimore's seven and three, Steelers seven and two. I misspoke there.

Sears are on a four game winning streak. They're three and one at home. This will be the first time in 10 years at Baltimore and Pittsburgh meet with both teams

four games or better over 500.

Pretty crazy.

So in the 56 regular season matchups, these two teams are only separated by 35 points total.

And this is even crazier.

26 of their 32 meetings since 2008 have been decided, have been a one-score game,

most in the NFL. I mean, all these division teams play equal amounts, you know,

26 out of 32. Point differential.

The Ravens are at plus 65.

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