Less than a month ago, the Steelers had won eight of their last nine meetings with the Ravens while giving Lamar Jackson more trouble than any other opponent he had faced in his career, and Pittsburgh held a two-game lead in the AFC North with a chance to clinch the division.

Since, everything has flipped. Baltimore has won consecutive meetings by a combined 31 points, and Jackson has torn Pittsburgh apart with both his arm and his legs. The Ravens embarrassed their biggest rivals, ending the Steelers’ season with five consecutive losses by a combined 66 points (13.2 per game).

It’s a humbling result for Mike Tomlin’s team, which was once 8-2 and 10-3 with dreams of contending, only to finish exactly as it did last year: 10-7 and blown out in the wild-card round.