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The Steelers and Ravens meet in Week 18 at Acrisure Stadium for the AFC North title implications.
T. J. Watt remains uncertain after lung surgery as Week 18 approaches.
Lamar Jackson may return from a back injury for Baltimore in Week 18, per Rapoport.
If Watt cannot play, Steelers will start Nick Herbig and Alex Highsmith.
Watt had returned to practice but was ruled out on the final injury report prior to Week 18.
The Steelers are exploring Watt's status as the AFC North title hangs in the balance.
Ravens’ plan centers on whether Jackson can return, influencing Watt’s availability.
The Steelers would have depth options if Watt cannot play, including Moon and Sawyer.
The Week 18 game has high stakes for both teams’ postseason chances.
The article notes Watt’s status depends on overall health rather than football conditioning.
Team practice plan includes three daily sessions for Watt to test readiness.

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Steelers’ path to AFC North title and a home playoff game vanished after the loss in Cleveland on Sunday night.
Aaron Rodgers showed sporadic flashes of MVP form while directing an offense that missed key playmakers.
Coach Mike Tomlin faces continued scrutiny as Pittsburgh sits on the brink of elimination from the playoffs.
The Steelers must beat Baltimore in Week 18 to secure a playoff chance and hope for favorable tiebreakers.
Alex Highsmith delivered a strong performance, pressuring the opposing quarterback and creating disruption.
The matchup against Baltimore remains a must-win with a division title on the line.
Rodgers’ late-season stint with Pittsburgh aimed to deliver a playoff push despite age and questions.
The defeat extends Pittsburgh’s recent pattern of postseason absence after prior failed playoff runs.
Pittsburgh’s offseason moves included adding Metcalf and Ramsey, signaling long-term planning.
The article situates Week 18 as a do-or-die moment for Pittsburgh’s postseason hopes.

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The Steelers hope T.J. Watt can play vs. the Ravens as Tomlin is optimistic about his return.
James Pierre may play vs. Baltimore to bolster the Steelers' secondary after a calf injury.
Brandin Echols is also listed as having a chance to return for the matchup.
Malik Harrison could play after a bone bruise in the Browns game, with optimism around availability.
Isaac Seumalo could return at left guard after missing two games with a tricep injury.
Calvin Austin III may return after hamstring injury, potentially boosting receiving corps.
The game could determine the AFC North title or at least improve playoff chances for Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh endured a 13-6 loss to the Browns in Week 17 prior to facing Baltimore.
Watt missed the past three games due to lung surgery but could return for the finale.
The article notes multiple players potentially returning on both sides of the ball for a pivotal Week 18 clash.

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Tomlin faces a pivotal decision as the Steelers’ season ends, with a contract option due by March 1.
Tomlin’s teams are praised for resilience and close-game wins despite inconsistent offense.
The article argues Tomlin has rarely developed a franchise quarterback since Roethlisberger, affecting long-term ceiling.
Critics say the Steelers have underperformed on offense with multiple coordinators since Arians left.
Supporters highlight Tomlin’s ability to win with subpar quarterbacks and adapt in adversity.
Opponents emphasize Tomlin’s playoff record and late-season fade as critical weaknesses.
The piece notes Rooney family stability but acknowledges risk in replacing a longtime coach.
The article describes Tomlin’s influence on roster management and player development as a double-edged sword.
The analysis highlights the Steelers’ defensive stability contrasted with offensive stagnation.
The piece closes by framing the decision as a test of the Rooneys’ willingness to embrace risk for progress.

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