When the Baltimore Ravens visit the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, AFC North supremacy will be on the line. While this is ultimately the most important storyline of the game, it will likely take a

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen played the first four seasons of his career with the Baltimore Ravens, but he will be on the other side of

The goal will be to not let whatever is bubbling internally get in the way of Queen doing his job. The Steelers spent a franchise record to land Queen free agency, with the hope that Queen would shore up an inside linebacker position that's been a problem since Ryan Shazier's spinal injury late in the 2017 season ended his career.

That's the case for Patrick Queen, who came to Pittsburgh this offseason as a free agent after spending four seasons playing for the Ravens in Baltimore. Queen says things in Baltimore didn't end on the best of terms.

First-year Pittsburgh LB Patrick Queen said Wednesday that Baltimore, which drafted him in the 2020 first round, didn't want him back this past offseason.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen will play his first game against his former team, the Baltimore Ravens, on Sunday. Queen touched on the subject on Wednesday, admitting that he was upset with the way things ended there.