Ravens head coach John Harbaugh had some positive news on safety Kyle Hamilton's potential availability for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Both teams are just a little more amped up, a little more hungry and a little more motivated. The Steelers and Ravens each have a goal of playing a physical style of football — one that just falls short of re-creation against opponents outside of one another.

Asked for his assessment of Wilson ahead of Week 11, Ravens coach John Harbaugh noted just how challenging he can be to defend, as not only can he still throw and scramble with the best of them, but you never really know who will get the ball when he's under center.

Strong safety Kyle Hamilton exited the Baltimore Ravens Thursday night win over the Cincinnati Bengals early due to an ankle injury. The good news is he shouldn't be out of commission for too long.

Things will be a little different compared to years past for the Baltimore Ravens when they clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Whereas the Steelers have mainl

Baltimore safety Kyle Hamilton was a full participant in practice Friday and said he'll play this weekend at Pittsburgh. Hamilton injured his ankle last week against Cincinnati, but the Ravens ruled out only one player for Sunday's game — cornerback Arthur Maulet with a calf injury.

The Ravens (7-3) are heading to Pittsburgh for a gigantic matchup against the Steelers (7-2) for first place in the AFC North. One concern for Baltimore is the health and status of All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton.

Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton will play in Sunday’s critical AFC North showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium. Eight days after suffering a right ankle injury in a win over the Cincinnati Bengals,

As the Ravens prepare for their Week 11 matchup with the Steelers, safety Kyle Hamilton looks to return from injury and will play Sunday.