After the Ravens (9-5) covered the spread against the Giants on Sunday, Baltimore will now turn their attention towards the Pittsburgh Steelers and All-Pro linebacker, T.J. Watt.

Watt was forced to exit the Steelers 27-13 loss to the Eagles on Sunday after suffering an ankle injury while rushing the passer.  Watt, who leads the Steelers with 11½ sacks, was checked out in the medical tent and did not return.

After the game, Watt said he was in “wait-and-see” mode for that game. The 30-year-old former defensive player of the year came away with a rolled ankle that he didn’t think was a serious injury.

On Thursday, Watt had this to say about playing on Saturday afternoon.

“We’ll see on Sunday — or Saturday, I guess I should say — but I felt pretty good this week. Obviously it’s a short week, but felt pretty good.”

The Steelers (10-4) clinched a playoff berth thanks to losses by Indianapolis and Miami.

The Ravens trail their division rivals by one game, and the teams play Saturday, with a win in Baltimore all but wrapping up the AFC North.

After facing the Ravens, the Steelers host Kansas City and finish the season at home against Cincinnati.