Will Graves | Associated Press

Chris Boswell tied a franchise record with six field goals and the Pittsburgh Steelers limited Lamar Jackson and the NFL’s top-ranked offense in an 18-16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

The rivalry between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens is filled with “villains on both sides” as Mike Tomlin put it. Lamar Jackson is still waiting for his chance to become one.

The Steelers are reaping the rewards from an aggressive approach last offseason in which they added quarterback Russell Wilson in hopes of ending a playoff drought that extends to 2016.

Calvin Austin III returned a punt for a touchdown and hauled in a lob by Russell Wilson for another score as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New York Giants 26-18.

Longtime Steelers defensive end Cam Heyward will enter the team's record book when Pittsburgh hosts the New York Giants. Heyward will play in his 202nd regular-season game, breaking a tie with Hall of Fame defensive back Donnie Shell for the most by a defender in team history.

Rasheem Biles, Kyle Louis and Braylan Lovelace returned first-half interceptions for touchdowns and No. 19 Pittsburgh breezed past Syracuse 41-13.

Incoming Pittsburgh athletic director Allen Greene believes the community will “answer the bell” to help the Panthers stay competitive during a new era in college athletics.

Mike Tomlin's decision to turn to Russell Wilson at quarterback despite the Pittsburgh Steelers solid start under Justin Fields paid off handsomely.

The 35-year-old Wilson, who spent the first six weeks watching from the sideline while recovering from a calf injury, completed 16 of 29 passes for 264 yards as Pittsburgh won its second straight.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump attended the NFL game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets as the guest of an unidentified suite holder at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh.