6 best moments from the Pittsburgh Steelers win vs. Ravens
Eric Ebron makes the first big offensive play of the game for the black and gold.
The Steelers were looking for something on offense. Immediately after an Alex Highsmith turnover, they would run the ball for a 4 yard gain. Then, Ben would drop back to pass on 2nd and 6.
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Eric Ebron would score on an 18-yard catch and run. This was the first offensive touchdown for the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8. It was a somewhat simple play, but Ebron just showed his athleticism and above-average speed for the position to make it a one-possession game. This was one of two plays within the first 3 minutes of the second half that turned the game around for Pittsburgh.
It looked like Baltimore may have had a shot to run away with this game going into the second half. Yet, Pittsburgh would show why they were the last undefeated team in the NFL going into Week 8. The offense had started off slow. Pittsburgh wouldn’t score a single offensive point in the entire first half. They would score 3 touchdowns in the second half to create a lead that Lamar Jackson and the Ravens couldn’t surmount.