At a Glance
- Steelers (9-7) host Ravens in last postseason spot.
- Priest blesses field with holy water before Sunday Night Football.
- Winner earns No. 4 seed; Texans are No. 5 seed.
- Why it matters: Fans hope luck and performance secure a playoff berth.
Pittsburgh is looking for some extra luck in a key matchup as the Steelers host the Ravens on Sunday Night Football. A priest’s blessing of the field adds a unique twist to the race for the final playoff spot.
Field Blessing
Before kickoff at Acrisure Stadium, a priest was seen blessing the field with holy water, a video captured by Jenna Harner of WPXI, NBC’s Pittsburgh affiliate. The act was shared on social media, drawing attention from fans and media alike.
Postseason Stakes
The Steelers, currently 9-7, are vying for the last postseason spot from either conference. The winner will claim the No. 4 seed and host at least one playoff game, while the Houston Texans enter as the No. 5 seed.
| Team | Seed |
|---|---|
| Steelers | 4 |
| Texans | 5 |
Key Players
If Pittsburgh and Aaron Rodgers gets the job done, fans will be able to point to what helped — unless Lamar Jackson and Co. spoil the party. Jackson has dazzled fans since his high school days in Florida.
- Aaron Rodgers
- Lamar Jackson
Key Takeaways
- Steelers (9-7) face Ravens for the final playoff berth.
- Priest’s holy water blessing adds a unique pre-game ritual.
- Winner secures No. 4 seed; Texans hold No. 5 seed.
The Steelers’ quest for postseason glory hinges on both performance and a touch of luck as the game unfolds on Sunday night.
