The Ravens can do more than just beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on
Sunday. They can bury them for the remainder of the 2013 season.
The Steelers, one of the NFL's most storied franchises, breathed
a sigh of relief by defeating the New York Jets, 19-6, Sunday
for their first win of the season. Desperate teams look for
something to cling to in gloomy situations, so this is a good
time for Pittsburgh to play the Ravens.  The Steelers (1-4) are
at home and if they win, they could get back into the AFC North
race. But if the Ravens (3-3) want to stick it to their old
rival, they win Sunday and quash any serious attempt by
Pittsburgh to climb into the title picture.  "Right now our
focus is on the AFC and Pittsburgh, and we're going to take care
of business this week and get rested and get healthy, and we'll
be ready to go," Ravens defensive end Arthur Jones said.  It's
not a situation where the Ravens can overlook Pittsburgh, or any
other team, even though the Steelers are in last place in the
division. The Ravens