The Baltimore Ravens traded for wide receiver Diontae Johnson at the 2024 NFL trade deadline. Although he has yet to produce in a big way for his new team, he's been getting acclimated and up to speed since arriving a few weeks ago.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will face their ex-wide receiver Diontae Johnson in Week 11 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens.

Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin wasn’t too concerned with scouting Diontae Johnson, but this could be the week he breaks out in Baltimore. Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Monday that the newly acquired wide receiver’s workload will “ramp up” as he gets acclimated to one of the league’s top offenses after spending nearly half the season with one of the worst.

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However, the Steelers will have an even tougher test this weekend, taking on the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens sit at 7-3, half a game behind the Steelers for first-place in the AFC North. They're hungry for a division title,

Lamar Jackson's kryptonite this point in his career has been the Pittsburgh Steelers. While he has been dominant in the regular season against just about everyone else, the league's two-time MVP is just 1-3 against Pittsburgh entering this Sunday's Ravens-Steelers AFC North showdown.

As the Baltimore Ravens face the Pittsburgh Steelers this Sunday afternoon, they will be led by star quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has surprisingly struggled more often against the AFC North rival. As the Ravens' defense faces Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson,