Baltimore has Houston on Christmas and the Browns in Week 18. Pittsburgh has Kansas City and Cincinnati. Really juicy finish coming. The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming off a tough loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and to compound matters the other three division leaders and the team immediately trailing them in the division all won in Week 15.

If all goes well for the Chiefs, they’ll look to push that unbeaten streak in KC to 10 games. Should the Chiefs, 14-1, get the top seed in the AFC playoff field, they potentially could play two more games at Arrowhead Stadium. More importantly, they’d also get a bye in the first round of the postseason.

Russell Wilson has provided a spark, but it’s too much to ask him to beat the Ravens by himself. Pittsburgh ran for 122 yards in the first meeting, led by Najee Harris’ 63, and will need similar, if not more, production from its backfield on Saturday.