The Baltimore Ravens maintained their perfect 12-0 record by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 17-10 in a regular-season Week 12 showdown on November 18, 2046. The victory secured the Ravens' standing atop the division and further solidified their playoff position under head coach Johnny Conaway.

The game was a defensive battle early on, with both teams exchanging punts in the first quarter. it was not until the second quarter that scoring opened, as Ravens quarterback Richard Dunn connected with Garrett Stevens on a 3-yard touchdown pass at 10:58, giving Baltimore a 6-0 lead after the extra point by William Silver. Silver later contributed a 30-yard field goal, extending the Ravens' advantage to 10-0 midway through the second quarter.

Pittsburgh responded in the third quarter, with Steelers quarterback Armando Seidel finding David Nelson for a 3-yard rushing touchdown that brought the score to 10-7 after a successful extra point. Seidel threw for 190 yards, completing 29 of 40 attempts while rushing for 28 yards. However, he was intercepted once by Ravens defender Arthur White.

The Steelers managed a 51-yard field goal late in the third quarter, tying the game at 10-10. The Ravens answered quickly in the fourth quarter with Dunn connecting to James Calderon for a 2-yard rushing touchdown, pushing Baltimore ahead 17-10. Silver's extra point was good, but Charleston Kelly was injured on the play. Reports indicated Kelly is expected to return.

Baltimore's defense held firm thereafter, recording two sacks by William Helsley and forcing no turnovers besides the key interception. The Ravens' ground game accumulated 42 yards on 23 carries with two rushing touchdowns, bolstering a balanced offensive effort. Dodge penalties were minimal for both teams, with Baltimore committing three for 15 yards and Pittsburgh two for 8 yards.

Receiver David Merritt led Baltimore receiving with 80 yards, followed by tight end Edmond Olmstead with 72. Garrett Stevens and James Calderon both contributed with touchdown runs and respectable yardage.

Despite the Steelers' solid passing performance and strategic punting, they fell short in red-zone efficiency, failing to convert multiple drives inside Baltimore's 20-yard line into touchdowns. The Ravens' continued success keeps them as division leaders and firmly in playoff contention.

Coach Johnny Conaway's team now improves to 12-0 overall and 4-0 in the division, while Pittsburgh drops to 9-3, 3-2 in the division. The Ravens will look to carry this momentum forward as they approach the final stretch of the regular season.