NFL DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS: RAVENS@STEELERS, 4:30 P.M., SATURDAY Stop Roethlisberger, or that's a wrap

Ben Roethlisberger has been unbeatable against the Ravens, winning all five games against coach John Harbaugh. But the Ravens say the Steelers' quarterback isn't in their heads. Facing another date with Big Ben in Saturday's divisional round playoff game in Pittsburgh, Harbaugh said early in the week that "it's our turn." Players and coaches are going to focus on Roethlisberger's ability to escape the pass rush and extend plays. "He's had some good luck," says nose tackle Kelly Gregg. "Maybe that luck's run out." Above, Terrell Suggs hauls him down Dec. 5.

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