A by-the-numbers look at the Baltimore Ravens-Pittsburgh Steelers game on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. ET.

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Interceptions Steelers strong safety Troy Polamalu has in 19 regular-season games against the Ravens.

1

Interceptions thrown by Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco in his last eight regular-season games against the Steelers.

4

Consecutive wins by the Ravens over the Steelers in primetime games.

5

Wins in six games this season by the Ravens when they score at least 20 points.

7

Touchdown passes allowed by the Ravens, the lowest in the NFL.

7

Touchdown passes thrown by Flacco in primetime games against the Steelers with no interceptions.

16

Games since 2012 in which Steelers linebacker Lawrence Timmons has recorded at least 10 tackles.

16.1

Steelers’ average yards on kickoff returns, second-worst in the NFL.

16.4

Points allowed per game by the Ravens, second-fewest in the NFL.

20.6

Ravens’ average margin of victory in five wins.

27.9

Ravens’ average yards on kickoff returns, fourth-best in the NFL.

29

Games in which Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has thrown at least three touchdown passes.

48

Points scored by Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, tied for sixth-most in the NFL.

51

Receptions by John L. Williams in 1994, a Steelers single-season record for catches by a running back.

57

Games out of 67 that the Ravens have won under coach John Harbaugh when leading at halftime.

61.8

Roethlisberger’s completion rate this season when under pressure, according to ESPN Stats & Information, the best in the NFL.

84

Receptions running back Le'Veon Bell is on pace for this season.

84.6

Flacco’s completion percentage when the Steelers blitzed him in the teams’ first game this season, according to ESPN Stats & Information.

127

Career catches by Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith that have covered at least 25 yards, the most among any active NFL player.

500

Career receptions for Steelers tight end Heath Miller, the third-most among active players at his position.