S Kyle Hamilton

Baltimore's rookie safety will get his first taste of the Ravens-Steelers rivalry. His speed and physicality playing close to the line of scrimmage could be an important asset, both as a run defender and in pass coverage against Pittsburgh tight end Pat Freiermuth.

QB Tyler Huntley

Baltimore's backup quarterback is playing with a lot of confidence and will rely on his mobility to escape Pittsburgh's pass rush. Huntley is a playmaker but must be careful to avoid turnovers against a Pittsburgh defense with takeaway artists such as T.J. Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick.

CB Marlon Humphrey

This matchup often brings out the best in Baltimore's All-Pro cornerback. Humphrey will use his length and ball-hawking skills to defend a talented Pittsburgh receiving corps led by Diontae Johnson and George Pickens.

ILB Roquan Smith

Smith is looking forward to joining the intense atmosphere of Ravens vs. Steelers. After leading the Ravens with 11 tackles in Week 13, Smith seems to be playing even faster as he becomes more comfortable in Baltimore's defense. His physicality will be big in trying to slow down Harris.

WR DeSean Jackson

A player with Jackson's speed is always a threat to beat the defense with a big play. Jackson would love to silence the home crowd in Pittsburgh with a momentum-changing moment that turns the game in Baltimore's favor.