The Baltimore Ravens acquired wide receiver Diontae Johnson from the Carolina Panthers in a deal to bolster their depth at the position. Baltimore didn't have to give up much to bring in the veteran wideout,

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin wasn’t too concerned with scouting Diontae Johnson, but this could be the week he breaks out in Baltimore.

The Baltimore Ravens’ wide receiver corps has stepped up to the plate in a big way during the 2024 season. Players such as Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman have performed well, while others have also had their moments.

The Baltimore Ravens made a notable move a week before the trade deadline by acquiring former Carolina Panthers receiver Diontae Johnson. Still looking to get a

On Tuesday, with the Steelers set to host the rival Baltimore Ravens in a battle for AFC North supremacy this Sunday, Tomlin was asked for his thoughts about game-planning for Johnson now that he plays in Baltimore.

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.

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.

The NFL put on a rare gem on Thursday Night Football this week. Normally the place to find sloppy blowouts and unwatchable football in general, fans were treated to a thriller between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Baltimore Ravens, who fell behind 21-7 but rallied and went on to win 35-34.