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The Ravens may exploit the Steelers’ injured interior line in Week 14, aiming to control the run game.
Derrick Harmon’s absence leaves Pittsburgh vulnerable up the middle against Baltimore’s rushing attack.
The Steelers shifted to reinforce their front in the 2025 draft to stop the Ravens’ ground game.
Pittsburgh’s pass protection could be compromised again with changes at left tackle and veteran fills.
Ravens plan to use outside linebackers to pressure the quarterback in key situations.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh underscored a dual-running and passing identity.
The article notes a potential focal point for Ravens rush pressure on Peat at left tackle.
Bills loss and Steelers’ recent performance are cited as context for Ravens’ strategy.
The piece mentions Josh Reed as the author focusing on Ravens coverage for On SI.
The article presents a scenario where ground game and pass rush interact to decide Week 14 outcomes.

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The Orioles signed Ryan Helsley to a two-year, $28 million contract to become their new closer.
Helsley, 31, was an elite reliever in St. Louis, earning the NL Reliever of the Year Award in 2024 with 105 saves for the Cardinals.
Mets traded Helsley to the Yankees? Actually, he moved to the Mets and then struggled as a setup man for Diaz in 2025.
Helsley said his pitch tipping has been ironed out and he does not expect it to be an issue in 2026.
Baltimore hopes Helsley’s past success and arm talent translate into reliable closer performance in 2026.
Helsley’s Mets stint included a rough run, with a 10.38 ERA in 11 appearances after the deadline move.
Helsley’s market included interest from about 15 teams, with Detroit even discussing a starter role.
Helsley emphasized his return to a closer role in Baltimore as best for his career.
The deal signals Baltimore’s strategy to strengthen the bullpen and address closer depth this offseason.
Helsley’s success in St. Louis and his velocity remained part of the conversation around his potential impact.

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The Ravens face a tough stretch as Lamar Jackson battles injuries and a leaky offensive line, impacting their 2025 performance.
Jackson's play has fallen short of previous MVP-worthy levels as the Ravens stumble after a 5-game win streak.
ESPN notes Jackson's lack of mobility-focused category mentions amid the Ravens' broader offensive struggles.
Jackson's arm remains strong, but a decline in mobility and pocket presence has shifted the Ravens' offense.
The feature highlights miscommunications and a lack of 45+ yard completions in 2025.
Jackson trails rivals in mobility awards, affecting perceptions of his dual-threat status.
Baltimore still has five games left to salvage Jackson's public relations and season outlook.
Ravens remain in playoff contention early in the season, despite the current downturn.
The report references broader NFL context, including QB award dynamics and team outcomes.

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