The Houston Texans faced a tough defeat against the Baltimore Ravens, with Lamar Jackson leading the charge in a dominant 31-2 victory. Jackson showcased his skills, breaking Michael Vick's rushing record for quarterbacks while throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for another.

Derrick Henry also had a standout performance, setting a franchise record for rushing touchdowns in a season. The Ravens' defense stifled the Texans, who struggled offensively throughout the game.

With this win, Baltimore solidified its position atop the AFC North as they prepare for their final regular-season game against the Cleveland Browns.

In a tough 34-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Russell Wilson expressed disappointment over his critical fumble and interception that derailed the Pittsburgh Steelers' chances for an AFC North title. Wilson completed 22 of 33 passes for 217 yards, but turnovers shifted momentum in favor of the Ravens, who clinched a playoff berth with the win.

Despite the setback, Wilson remains optimistic about the Steelers' chances, emphasizing the need to focus on upcoming games against the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals to secure their playoff position.

The Pittsburgh Steelers faced a disappointing defeat against the Baltimore Ravens, losing 34-17 and missing the chance to clinch the AFC North title. The team's reliance on a strong defense and ball security faltered, leading to critical turnovers by quarterback Russell Wilson, including a fumble and a pick-6.

Despite the loss, Wilson remains optimistic, emphasizing the need to focus on upcoming games against Kansas City and Cincinnati to secure the division crown.

Lamar Jackson led the Baltimore Ravens to a crucial 34-17 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, tying both teams at the top of the AFC North with a 10-5 record. Jackson threw three touchdown passes, while Marlon Humphrey returned an interception for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.

The win was significant for Baltimore, who had struggled against Pittsburgh in recent matchups. Derrick Henry's impressive 162 rushing yards also contributed to the Ravens' success.

Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill missed practice on Wednesday due to personal reasons, despite not being listed on the previous day's injury report.

Hill is having a standout season, recording 198 rushing yards and excelling in the passing game with 42 receptions for 383 yards and three touchdowns. He contributed significantly in a recent game against the New York Giants.

Other players, including Nelson Agholor and Diontae Johnson, also missed practice, raising concerns about their availability for the upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.