The Steelers’ Wild-Card loss to the Ravens raises questions about whether Pittsburgh will face a full rebuild or stick to reloading.

The Ravens sent their archrival to a miserable end, overpowering the Steelers with an unstoppable ground game to advance to the divisional round of the playoffs. Here are five things we learned from the game: The Ravens hit a new postseason peak in the Lamar Jackson era The halftime statistics took your breath away: 308 yards for the Ravens,

The Bills will be coming off a commanding performance versus the Broncos when they host the Ravens in the divisional round next weekend.

Buffalo scored on six of its first seven drives in building a 31-7 lead and finished with a 23-minute edge in time of possession, outclassing Denver in its playoff return.

The first quarter is in the books between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens and the Ravens lead 7-0. And while it definitely looked like the Steelers made some changes on offense, execution fell flat and Pittsburgh remains the worst in the NFL this season and

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens are 1-1 in matchups this season with the tiebreaker coming up in the playoffs.

Add in the increased intensity of the playoffs, and Saturday night's Wild Card Round matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers should be a very tough game to call. At least, it would seem so given just that context.