Here is a look at the statistical leaders for the both the Steelers and Ravens heading into Thursday night's primetime AFC North contest.
Through a little more than two and half games, before he suffered a knee injury, QB Ben Roethlisberger had completed 67 of 89 passes (75.3%) for 912 yards, 4 touchdowns, 2 interception and had a quarterback rating of 113.1.
In limited action so far this season, QB Mike Vick is 5 for 6 passing for 38 yards and a quarterback rating of 93.0.
QB Joe Flacco leads the Ravens offense completing 82 of 126 passes (65.1%) for 863 yards, 4 touchdowns, 4 interceptions and has a quarterback rating of 82.2.
RB DeAngelo Williams is leading the Steelers in rushing attempts (42), yards (206) and touchdowns (3).
In his first game of the season vs. the Rams, RB Le'Veon Bell carried the ball 19 times for 62 yards and a touchdown.
RB Justin Forsett leads the Ravens in rushing with 124 yards on 39 attempts for a 3.2 yards per attempt average.
WR Antonio Brown has three straight 100+ yard receiving games this season and leads all Steelers receivers with 29 receptions, 436 yards and two touchdowns.
WR Steve Smith Sr. has been Flacco's main target this season. The two have connected on 25 passes for 349 yards and two touchdowns.
TE Crockett Gillmore has also been on the receiving end of two touchdown tosses from Flacco.
Although he was inactive (shoulder) for the Week 3 game at St. Louis, LB Ryan Shazier still leads the Steelers defense with 22 total tackles (16 solo and 6 assists).
The Ravens defense is led Daryl Smith who has 21 total tackles (11 solo and 10 assists) on the season.
With a sack vs. the Rams on Sunday, DE Stephon Tuitt now leads the Steelers with 2.5 sacks on the season.
ILB C.J. Mosley has recorded 2.0 quarterback sacks in 2015 to lead the Ravens.
S Will Allen recorded for the first interception of the season for the Steelers defense late in the fourth quarter to help seal the win over the Rams.
CB Jimmy Smith leads the Ravens defense with two interceptions on the season, including a pick-six vs. the Broncos.
100
Antonio Brown has posted 100 receiving yards or better in each of the first three games of 2015 season (133 yards at New England, 195 yards vs. San Francisco and 108 at St. Louis). These three 100 yards receiving games ranks him tied for 1st in the NFL.
5
Brown has five receptions of 25 yards already in 2015. Brown hauled in receptions of 37 and 33 yards at New England in the season opener. He followed up that performance with catches of 59, 56 and 28 yards in Week 2 vs. San Francisco. These five receptions of 25 yards ranks him tied for 1st in the NFL.
12
On 3rd down, Brown is the man for the Steelers offense. Through three weeks of the 2015 season, Brown has recorded 12 receptions on 3rd down, a total that has him again tied for 1st among all NFL receivers.
436
Through three weeks Antonio Brown has 436 receiving yards and 436 total yards from scrimmage, both of which rank him 2nd in the NFL in their respective categories. Brown's 436 yards puts him behind only the Falcons' Julio Jones (440) in both categories.
1.4
Antonio Brown enters the Steelers' Week 4 game vs. the Ravens averaging 145.3 receiving yards per game. This total ranks him 2nd in the league, 1.4 yards per a game behind the Falcons' Julio Jones who currently leads the league with an average of 146.7 yards per a game.
19
Brown currently ranks tied for 3rd in the NFL with 29 receptions behind only Julio Jones from the Falcons (34 rec.) and Julian Edelman from the Patriots (30 rec.). Of those 29 receptions, 19 have resulted in a 1st down for the Steelers. These 19 receptions for 1st downs is the 2nd highest total in the league behind only Jones (23).
