Ravens Face Receiver Shortage Ahead of AFC North Showdown With Steelers

Baltimore's depleted wide receiver corps raises challenges for their pivotal game against Pittsburgh, with division title implications on the line.

The Baltimore Ravens have ruled out wide receiver Nelson Agholor for Saturday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers due to a concussion sustained in Week 15.
Rashod Bateman, the Ravens' No. 2 receiver, is questionable with a foot injury and was seen in a protective boot after missing practice on Thursday.
The Ravens' remaining healthy wide receivers include Zay Flowers, Tylan Wallace, and rookie Devontez Walker, who have limited combined experience and production this season.
Baltimore's passing game faces additional strain with the absence of Diontae Johnson, who was excused from team activities following a prior suspension for refusing to play earlier this month.
Saturday's matchup is critical for the AFC North standings: a Ravens win ties them with the Steelers at 10-5, while a loss secures Pittsburgh's first division title since 2020.