The Ravens (3-1) and the Steelers (2-2) enter their divisional Week 5 matchup under very different circumstances.
Baltimore can sweep their three AFC North games just five games into the season while building a sizable gap at the top of the division. Pittsburgh could face a very murky future with a loss and a win wouldn't help the team that much.
These two squads, however, have one thing in common following Friday's final practice ahead of the game: they presented a reasonably clean bill of health.
Injury report and game status for Sunday. pic.twitter.com/xlNWuVopQB
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) October 6, 2023
Of course, that's only in the context of how ridiculously crazy and unlucky the Ravens have been throughout the first month of play this season when it comes to injuries.
Things looked so bad at times that even having folks practicing and listed as questionable or doubtful in the injury report was extraordinary news.
Boiling it down to basics for the Steelers, they will start QB Kenny Pickett while not having TE Pat Freiermuth available. That's the biggest news popping up on Friday from Pittsburgh HQ.
Now, when it comes to our superheroes, things aren't so simple. Let's review the Baltimore Ravens last injury report before kick-off.