Ravens Upset Rival Steelers With Last-Second Touchdown, 23-20

The Ravens looked like they might not be able to lead the late comeback when a sure touchdown to Smith on a long bomb from Joe Flacco went right through the rookie receiver’s hands.

Smith redeemed himself just a little while later though, hauling in a 26-yard touchdown pass -- despite pass interference -- to cap off a five-reception, 71-yard night and secure a rare Ravens victory in Pittsburgh.

Roethlisberger created something out of nothing, as he occasionally does, scrambling until his wide receivers were able to shake their defenders and get open. The Steelers quarterback got lucky and had two wide receivers open when he was done scrambling, too, as the pass that looked like it was intended for Brown was picked off by Wallace for the touchdown.

It sounds confusing, but watching the video below should make the above paragraphs make sense.

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Rice opened the game with a 76-yard touchdown run that was called back due to a holding penalty and then later had what looked to be a touchdown nullified because the officials blew their whistle due to forward progress. The diminutive running back finally found his way to the end zone officially in the third quarter, though, on a short run set up by an interception from Suggs.

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The game has involved as many hard hits, the majority of which were probably illegal, as the two AFC North rivals obviously aren’t fans of each other. The Hines Ward injury seems to be the only major issue that has been caused by the hits as of halftime, but there’s a good chance worse things are on their way in the second half.

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The picture above, uploaded by the Sunday Night Football Twitter account, shows Ward being escorted off the field with the help of the Steelers coaching staff, but the wide receiver certainly didn’t look like he would be returning anytime soon. An official update on his status has not yet been reported, but he is on the sideline without his helmet after talking to trainers.

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Baltimore was eventually able to make it down the field when Smith drew a pass interference penalty in the end zone, but the Ravens were only able to come out of their first drive with a field goal.

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Game Date/Time: Sunday, November 6th; 8:20pm ET

Location: Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA