Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens Prediction and Picks - December 7, 2025
Sunday afternoon National Football League action, and we have a Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens prediction locked and loaded for you. The Steelers are off a 26-7 home loss to the Bills, which dropped them to 6-6 on the year. The Ravens come in at 6-6 on the year and they are off a 32-14 home loss to the Bengals. Read on to see our Steelers vs Ravens prediction.
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Steelers Looked Pathetic In Loss To Bills
The Steelers’ most recent game was a 26–7 loss to the Buffalo Bills on November 30, where Aaron Rodgers managed just 117 passing yards and the offense was completely stifled in the second half. Pittsburgh fell to 6–6 with the defeat, marking their fifth loss in seven games, and the frustration was evident as the home crowd voiced its displeasure.
Offensively, Pittsburgh has struggled all season, averaging just 281.7 yards per game (27th) and ranking near the bottom in both rushing (93.8 yards, 28th) and passing (187.8 yards, 24th). Rodgers has thrown for 2,086 yards with 19 touchdowns and seven interceptions, but protection issues and injuries along the offensive line have limited his effectiveness. Jaylen Warren has been the most consistent weapon, rushing for 639 yards and four touchdowns, while DK Metcalf leads the receiving corps with 605 yards and five scores. The Steelers have scored 23.4 points per game (15th), but their inability to sustain drives has left them vulnerable against stronger defenses.
Defensively, Pittsburgh has been porous, allowing 365.1 yards per game (28th) and 24.1 points per game (20th). They rank 28th against the pass (247.4 yards allowed) and 17th against the run (117.7 yards allowed). Injuries have compounded the issues: CB Donte Kent (knee/ankle, IR), DT Derrick Harmon (knee, out), OT Calvin Anderson (knee, out), and S Kyle Dugger (hand, out) are all sidelined. T.J. Watt, who has seven sacks, was limited earlier in the week with a toe injury but is expected to play. With Patrick Queen nursing a glute injury and Joey Porter Jr. dealing with an elbow issue, the Steelers’ defense enters this rivalry matchup shorthanded.
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Ravens Suffer A Stunning Home Loss To The Bengals
The Ravens’ most recent game was a 32–14 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on November 27, where Lamar Jackson threw for 246 yards but was intercepted once, and Derrick Henry managed just 60 rushing yards despite scoring a touchdown. Baltimore dropped to 6–6 with the defeat, snapping a three‑game winning streak and raising questions about their offensive consistency.
Offensively, Baltimore has leaned heavily on its ground game, averaging 136.8 rushing yards per game (4th) behind Henry’s 931 yards and 10 touchdowns. Jackson has thrown for 1,841 yards with 15 touchdowns and four interceptions, but the passing attack ranks just 28th at 180.5 yards per game. Zay Flowers has been the most reliable receiver with 767 yards, while Mark Andrews has chipped in five touchdowns. The Ravens average 24.1 points per game (12th), but turnovers have been costly — they’ve committed 18 giveaways (28th), often stalling drives and putting pressure back on their defense.
Defensively, Baltimore has been solid against the run, ranking 1st in the NFL at 82.4 yards allowed per game, but they’ve struggled against the pass (232.0 yards allowed, 26th) and give up 24.4 points per game (21st). Injuries are a concern: QB Lamar Jackson (ankle, questionable), WR Rashod Bateman (ankle, limited), CB Nate Wiggins (foot, questionable), and DT Travis Jones (personal, out) headline the report. Justice Hill (neck, IR) and LB Adisa Isaac (elbow, IR) are also unavailable. Roquan Smith continues to anchor the defense with 90 tackles, while Kyle Hamilton has added 76 stops and a sack. Baltimore’s ability to control the line of scrimmage with Henry and their defensive front will be critical against a Steelers team that has struggled to move the ball consistently.
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens Pick
Steelers vs Ravens Spread Pick
- Pittsburgh +6 (4 Units)
Taking the Steelers +6 has some logic behind it, especially given how toxic things got at home last week when the fans let them hear it during that 26–7 loss to Buffalo. Sometimes a road trip can be the reset button a team needs, and Pittsburgh has historically thrived in hostile environments when they can rally around that “us against the world” mentality. Aaron Rodgers may not be putting up vintage numbers, but he’s still capable of managing the game and leaning on Jaylen Warren to grind out yards. With DK Metcalf and George Pickens both healthy, the Steelers have enough weapons to test a Baltimore secondary that’s been shaky, ranking 26th in passing yards allowed.
The other angle is that divisional games between Pittsburgh and Baltimore are almost always tight, regardless of form. The Ravens are coming off a 32–14 loss to Cincinnati, and while Derrick Henry gives them a strong ground game, their passing attack has been inconsistent and turnovers have piled up. Pittsburgh’s defense has been leaky, but T.J. Watt remains a difference‑maker, and if he can disrupt Lamar Jackson’s rhythm, the Steelers can keep this within a one‑score margin. Getting six points in a rivalry that tends to be decided late feels like value, especially with Pittsburgh motivated to quiet the noise and prove they’re better than what the home crowd saw last week.
Steelers vs Ravens Over/Under Pick
- Under 43 (5 Units)
The Under 43 makes sense in Steelers–Ravens because both offenses have been inconsistent while the defenses, despite their flaws, are built to grind games down. Pittsburgh just managed 7 points in a 26–7 loss to Buffalo, and their offense ranks 27th in total yards (281.7 per game) with one of the league’s weakest rushing attacks. Baltimore, meanwhile, was held to 14 points in their 32–14 loss to Cincinnati, and while Derrick Henry gives them a strong ground game, their passing attack sits 28th at just 180.5 yards per game. Add in the fact that divisional matchups between these two are historically physical and low‑scoring, and with both teams averaging around 24 points allowed per game, this has the profile of a slugfest that stays below the 43‑point total.
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