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Report: Roethlisberger to miss the next three weeks

CNNSI.com

Report: Roethlisberger to miss the next three weeks

CNNSI.com

The Ravens beat the Steelers without an offensive touchdown. Jacoby Jones' 63-yard punt return was enough for a 13-10 win against a Pittsburgh team missing Ben Roethlisberger.

ESPN.com

PITTSBURGH -- My thoughts on the Baltimore Ravens' 13-10 win at the Pittsburgh Steelers: What it means: The Ravens (8-2) took control of the AFC North, moving two games ahead of the Steelers (6-4). This was Baltimore's 12th straight win in the division,…

Darin Gantt, profootballtalk.com

It might be a good rivalry. That doesn’t mean it’s a good game. The Ravens are still up 10-7 on the Steelers, in a game played with more emotion than quality. The touchdowns came on a pair of out-of-the-blue plays, a Byron Leftwich run and a Jacoby Jo…

Darin Gantt, profootballtalk.com

The Ravens made their own big play, but they’re down a significant player. The Ravens are up 10-7 at the end of the first quarter after Jacoby Jones‘ 63-yard punt return touchdown, which took less time to complete than Steelers quarterback Byron Leftw…

The Pittsburgh Post, post-gazette.com

The Steelers and Ravens slugged it out in typical style and it turned into what is becoming an all too typical ending: A Baltimore win.

Darin Gantt, profootballtalk.com

Sadly for Al Michaels, Jack Buck beat him to the punch on “I don’t believe what I just saw.” The Steelers opened Sunday Night Football in the most amazing way possible, with quarterback Byron Leftwich running 31 yards for a touchdown. The Ravens see…

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

The biggest names missing from Sunday night’s game between the Ravens and Steelers have been known for some time, but there were a couple of notable names on the inactive list that hadn’t previously been ruled out of the game. Defensive end Pernell Mc…

Brian McIntyre, yahoo.com

There were no surprises on the inactive lists for Sunday night's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. The Steelers will be without quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who is expected to miss the next few weeks with a sprained sternocla…

ESPN.com

My apologies that I didn't get the inactives posted sooner. It was a busy day with Ben Roethlisberger and Mike Holmgren news. BENGALS AT CHIEFS BENGALS: WR Andrew Hawkins, S Reggie Nelson, CB Jason Allen, DT Devon Still, DT Brandon Thompson, WR Marvin J…

Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefte, ESPN.com

Steelers doctors are hopeful, though hardly optimistic, that quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will be able to return from his rib and shoulder injuries for their team's next game against the Ravens on Dec. 2, according to a source.

ESPN.com

The latest report that Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger could return for Pittsburgh's game at Baltimore provides hope for Steelers Nation. But Pittsburgh shouldn't rush back Roethlisberger from what sounds like a serious rib injury. The availabil…

ESPN.com

PITTSBURGH -- Steelers safety Ryan Clark is playing Sunday night against the Ravens despite suffering a concussion in two of his past three games. But Clark is taking some precautions. He told ESPN's Rachel Nichols he will wear a special helmet tonight.…

ESPN.com

PITTSBURGH -- This marks the first time in the 17-year history of the Ravens-Steelers rivalry that won't include either Ray Lewis, Hines Ward or Ben Roethlisberger. Thankfully there's still Steelers nose tackle Casey Hampton around to stir things up. Ha…

Ron Cook, post-gazette.com

They are making a big mistake by allowing Hines Ward on the field at halftime tonight of the Steelers-Baltimore Ravens game.

Gerry Dulac, post-gazette.com

Of all the backup quarterbacks in National Football League, probably none was more effective or performed his job better than Earl Morrall.

Gerry Dulac, post-gazette.com

There is no mystery to be solved about Ray Rice, the Baltimore Ravens running back and spark plug to their offense.

Gretchen McKay, post-gazette.com

Ohio's second largest city is on a serious upswing. Here's a guide to eating and playing while visiting for the Steelers game on Nov. 25.

The Pittsburgh Post, post-gazette.com

Forty years ago, Pittsburgher Jim Baker took possession of a ball that reminds him of a lot more than a play by Franco Harris.