3 things we learned from Steelers win against Baltimore Ravens

The Steelers ‘sleepwalked’ through our eleventh straight victory against the Baltimore Ravens.

Honestly, I don’t know what to make of our victory against the Baltimore Ravens.  It’s great that we won the game for many reasons, two of which are as follows:  the Steelers earned another Conference win and earned another AFC North Division win. We all know how important those two accomplishments will become down the stretch.

Look, as I have stated week after week, I am ecstatic that we are currently undefeated, but after watching how we played against the Ravens, I don’t know how much longer I will be able to say that the Steelers are undefeated after a game.

I am not by any means wishing that we lose at all this season; don’t mistake what I’m saying.  The point I am trying to make is this:  Purely based on the law of averages, if we continue to play the way we played against the Ravens, we will lose a game before the season is over.

Right at this moment, the Steelers are enjoying the win against the Ravens, but don’t think for one second that we are oblivious to the fact that we won a game in which we did not play particularly well on either side of the ball and on special teams.

On the flip side, the Steelers won a game against a tough Ravens team despite the fact that we may have played our worst game of the year in terms of miscues and missed opportunities.  So what did we learn from the win against the Ravens?  Let’s take a look.