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The Pittsburgh Steelers (1-0) entered M&T Bank Stadium Thursday night to take on the Baltimore Ravens (0-1) in what turned out to look nothing like their previous rivalry games in the AFC North. Baltimore handed Pittsburgh a 26-6 loss.
Playing three days after running back Ray Rice was released, the Ravens got a pair of touchdown passes from Joe Flacco and rolled past the rival Pittsburgh Steelers 26-6 on Thursday night.
Former Steeler Hines Ward is weighing in on the Ray Rice situation, in an interview with TMZ.
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown briefly left Thursday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens with a head injury.
As the NFL has appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller III to conduct an investigation into the league's handling of the Ray Rice case, Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II and New York Giants owner John Mara have released a joint statement in which they detail their involvement in the proceedings.
I'm afraid, however, Rooney has found himself in a no-win situation; where there's no way he can look good.
Rapoport says the biggest question is who saw the video? If this unamed woman didn't pass it on...she will become the scapegoat. If she did pass it on...what then?
Despite several players being placed on the injury report, the overall outlook for the Pittsburgh Steelers as they head into Thursday's meeting with the Baltimore Ravens is healthy. That should equate to the continuation of a healthy AFC North rivalry.
The NFL says former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III will conduct a probe into how the NFL handled evidence as it investigated domestic violence claims against former Ravens running back Ray Rice.
CBS isn't holding anything back for their Thursday Night Football production.
A law enforcement official says he sent a video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancee to an NFL executive three months ago, while league officers have insisted they didn't see the violent images until this week.
The NFL can't be happy that its most controversial franchise is playing its primetime game to kick off Week 2. But that's exactly what's happening as the Baltimore Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night (8:25 ET, CBS).
Solomon Wilcots may have had one season in the black and yellow, but he's an expert on all things football and he took the time to weigh in on this Thursday's match-up between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. Amid numerous controversial stories, there is still football to be played and games to be won. Week two starts with the Ravens and Steelers in an AFC North divisional match-up.
WFAN co-host Craig Carton says Ray Rice "is trying to repair the damage" after shocking video from a February domestic incident resulted in his release from the Baltimore Ravens.
CBS Sports lead sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson said domestic violence has no place in society, let alone in the NFL.
Steelers cornerback William Gay knows that being a good, open communicator on the field can push Pittsburgh to perform better as players. Gay's refreshing communication off the field regarding the Ray Rice domestic violence issue has conversation about the NFL and players going in a new direction.
Roethlisberger says the offense made a couple of mistakes on offense in second half that stalled drives and made it look worse than it was.
The Steelers secured a 30-27 win over the Browns at Heinz Field on Sunday and have just a few days to prepare for Thursday night's road match up against the Ravens.
Roger Goodell answered tough questions about what the league knew about that elevator video, and when.
In his teleconference with the Baltimore media, Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin joked about last year's gaffe which found him in the field of play during a Jacoby Jones kickoff return and subsequently cost the Ravens a touchdown.
Days before arguably the biggest rivalry in the NFL, the Ravens are trying to focus on a game with the Steelers. Not the mess their former tailback caused off of it.
Jim Nantz joined "The Fan Morning Show" to talk about the Ray Rice situation Tuesday.
Ray Rice's wife took to Instagram to share her side of the story and to place blame on the media after he was cut from the team and suspended indefinitely by the NFL.
Steelers G Ramon Foster joins The Fan Morning Show for the first edition of his new weekly spot with the guys
The Pittsburgh Steelers (1-0) will face the Baltimore Ravens (0-1) at M&T Bank Stadium during Thursday Night Football on Sept. 11, 2014. Both teams need to make quick improvements to areas, mainly on defense, that could decide their fate in the AFC North rivalry game.
