Looking for records to break? Want to see the Steelers or their members chase history? Then check out some of these milestones to watch out for in the Steelers next game.

The Steelers

• With a win, the Steelers will improve to 11-2 in 2017, 8-1 vs. AFC, 5-0 vs. AFC North and to 5-1 at home.
• With a win over Ravens, the Steelers would improve to 455-284-2 during the regular season since 1970.
• The Steelers look to improve to 24-20 all-time against the Ravens in regular-season history and to 14-8 at home against Baltimore.
• The Steelers aim for their third straight win against the Ravens in the regular-season series, and second in a row in Pittsburgh.
• The Steelers aim to improve to 27-20 on Sunday Night Football (13-7 at home).
• With a win, the Steelers will have won each of their previous nine Sunday Night Football games, dating back to Dec. 15, 2013 vs. Cincinnati.
• The Steelers look to extend their current win streak to eight with a win on Sunday night.
• With a win, the Steelers will have won each of their previous six games in the month of December, dating back to Dec. 4, 2016 vs. NY Giants.
• With a win, the Steelers will have won each of their previous nine home games in the month of December, dating back to Dec. 15, 2013 vs. Cincinnati.

Head Coach Mike Tomlin

• A win would improve Tomlin to 114-59 during the regular season (64-22 at home).
• With a win, would move to 85-44 in regular-season games vs. AFC (47-17 at home).
• Looks to improve to 11-11 in his regular-season Steelers tenure against the Ravens and to 7-4 at home.
• With a win, would improve to 36-16 overall in regular-season primetime games and to 17-8 on Sunday Night Football (9-4 at home on Sunday Night Football).
• With a win, would improve to 31-13 in the month of December and to 20-6 at home during the month.

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Ben Roethlisberger

• With a win, would improve to 134-62 as a starter during the regular season and to 74-23 at home.
• With a win, would improve to 12-8 vs. Baltimore in the regular season as a starter and to 9-2 at home vs. the Ravens.
• With a win, will move to 40-16 in regular-season primetime games, including 21-13 at home under the lights (9-3 on Sunday Night Football at Heinz Field).

Le’Veon Bell

• His next 100-yard rushing game will mark the 18th of his NFL career.
• Will tie Terry Bradshaw (32) for the fourth-most rushing touchdowns in franchise history with his next rushing score.
• Is 277 rushing yards from surpassing Willie Parker (5,378) for the third most in Steelers history.

Antonio Brown

• Will increase his Steelers record for the most 100-yard receiving games in team history to 37 with his next 100-yard game.
• Needs one touchdown to break a tie with John Stallworth (64) for sole possession of the fourth-most total touchdowns by a Steeler in team history (rushing+receiving+returning).
• Is four touchdown catches from tying John Stallworth (63) for the second-most in franchise history.
• Needs 208 yards from scrimmage to join Franco Harris, Hines Ward and Jerome Bettis as the only players in Steelers history with at least 10,000 scrimmage yards.
• With 100 catches in 2017, will become the first player in NFL history to record 100 or more receptions in five consecutive years.

Cameron Heyward

• Will extend his single-season career-high in sacks with his next quarterback takedown (9.0 in 2017).
• Is one sack shy of recording 1.0 in 2017 to mark the 19th time a Steeler defender has totaled at least 10.0 sacks in a single-season since sacks became an official statistic in 1982 and become the first since 2010 (James Harrison: 10.5 and LaMarr Woodley: 10.0).

James Harrison

• Is 2.5 sacks from 85.0 in his NFL career.

Vince Williams

• Will set a single-season career-high with his next tackle (53 in 2013 and 2017).

William Gay

• Will break a tie with Rod Woodson to set the record for the most interceptions returned for touchdowns in team history with his next pick six of six.

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Chris Boswell

• Is two field goals shy of setting a new single-season career high (29 in 2015).
• Will surpass Kris Brown (80) for the sixth-most field goals made in Steelers history with three.

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