If quarterback Lamar Jackson doesn’t practice this week, he would have just three practices next week to prepare for the Ravens’ opponent in the wild-card round.

Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett’s scramble and throw to Najee Harris, who beat inside linebacker Roquan Smith in coverage, leaves the Ravens needing a Buffalo Bills win Monday night over the Cincinnati Bengals to have a shot at the AFC North title in their regular-season finale.

Defensive lineman Calais Campbell moved around well in pregame workouts at M&T Bank Stadium, but he’s practiced just once since leaving the Ravens' Week 15 game against the Cleveland Browns with a knee injury.

Here’s what you need to know about the Week 17 game between the Ravens and Steelers.

With starting quarterback Lamar Jackson still sidelined by a knee injury, the Ravens needed a backup for Tyler Huntley.

For the Ravens and Steelers’ security teams, the rivalry games have come to mean something else. They are reminders of whom they’ve lost and the community they’ve found.

The Ravens have already clinched a playoff berth. But the push for postseason positioning rages on.

The Ravens would help their positioning with a win Sunday night over the Steelers. But they wouldn’t mind some help.

“We’ve been able to go 3-1 [since Lamar Jackson’s injury], so I’m sure Lamar, in his own way, is really contributing to that,” Greg Roman said Thursday.