The Baltimore Ravens continue to underachieve, and Lamar Jackson is tired of it. The reigning league MVP didn't hide his frustration following Sunday's 18-16 loss to the Steelers that dropped Baltimore to 7-4 and 1.

Lamar Jackson has struggled in his career against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He didn't change that narrative on Sunday. The Baltimore Ravens' quarterback

With Pittsburgh leading 15-10, the Ravens forced a turnover when Marlon Humphrey picked off Russell Wilson in the end zone. Jackson ran for 25 yards on first down, but a 15-yard completion to Henry on second down was wiped out by a penalty for an ineligible man downfield.

Taysom Hill is a marvel, the Detroit Lions are bullies, Bo Nix has arrived and the Bears are exiting the playoff race.

The Ravens were always expected to compete for the AFC North title. Led by superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, Baltimore has won four straight including last Thursday night's big win against the Bengals.

Pittsburgh is off to a surprising 7-2 start, largely because of the play of its quarterbacks and a defense that is currently No. 2 in the NFL in points allowed. Russell Wilson has taken the baton from Justin Fields and has run with it.