Joshua Reed is a staff writer for Baltimore Beatdown, where he covers local sports news with a focus on the Baltimore Ravens. With a background in sports journalism, Joshua provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and interviews with players and coaches. His work has also appeared in publications such as Wednesday Journal and Inc.
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By: Joshua Reed
After kicking off the toughest stretch of their regular season schedule fresh off a bye with a huge decisive win over the Washington Commanders, the Steelers will look to extend their four-game winning streak and take a full-game lead atop the division when they host their archrivals on Sunday afternoon. This matchup marks their first game against an AFC North opponent of the season and one of two meetings with Baltimore in the next five weeks.
By: Joshua Reed
Mapping a out a blueprint to success in this AFC North showdown.
By: Joshua Reed
This AFC North clash features key battles between specific players, units, and coaches.
By: Stephen Bopst, Nikhil Mehta, Joshua Reed, Zach Canter
Baltimore Beatdown staff reacts to the Ravens’ loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 11.
By: Joshua Reed
The future Hall of Fame specialist still believes he can “nail every single kick.”
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By: Joshua Reed
The first-round cornerback out-snapped a starter while the second-round tackle held his own against a former Defensive Player of the Year.
Their much-maligned unit might be on the verge of a long-awaited turnaround.
By: Joshua Reed
Coming off two straight wins over opponents with winning records well over.500 in which they extended their lead in the division race to a game and a half, the Steelers will begin a two-game road stint against the Ohio teams. Up first is a primetime matchup with the Browns to kick off Week 12 on Thursday Night Football. It marks just their second divisional matchup of the season where they could continue to distance themselves with a win.
By: Joshua Reed
Ar’Darius Washington isn’t letting his long-awaited opportunity to be a full-time starting safety go to waste by making plays and bringing stability to the secondary.
By: Joshua Reed
Even though the two teams are a “mirror image” of each other in many ways, there are some subtle differences.
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