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Whenever people hear about the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers, many immediately think of the heated rivalry between the two teams. Year in and year out, no matter who suits up, the matchups are always hard fought and most come down to the wire.
Baltimore will travel to Pittsburgh in Week 14 to take on the Steelers. in an extremely important divisional matchup. Ravens starting quarterback Tyler Huntley was asked about his thoughts on starting again against the Steelers this week, saying that the game means a lot for both sides.
"It means a lot for both sides." @_SNOOP1 on a division rivalry game pic.twitter.com/TSN8KcyuQN
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 9, 2022
“Yes, it means a lot for both sides, because it’s divisional play. So, [it’s a] big game, and I’m just happy to be a part of it.”
Huntley started multiple games in 2021 with quarterback Lamar Jackson sidelined with an ankle injury, and will now do so again with Jackson out with a knee issue. He has NFL starting experience, and should be able to help the Ravens’ compete in the contest as they look to pick up a victory.