Batch makes most of starting opportunity

As Charlie Batch stood at a podium in a sweat-soaked black T-shirt Sunday night, he took in the scene after quarterbacking the Pittsburgh Steelers past the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. The third-string quarterback, who will celebrate his 38th birthday

BALTIMORE — Because there's still some life in the 37-year-old arm of Charlie Batch, the Pittsburgh Steelers remain alive in the AFC North. Batch directed a 61-yard drive in the closing minutes and Shaun Suisham kicked a 42-yard field goal as time

Pittsburgh fans were impressed with the clutch performance of Charlie Batch in the Steelers' improbable 23-20 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

As Charlie Batch stood at a podium in a sweat-soaked black T-shirt Sunday night, he took in the scene after quarterbacking the Pittsburgh Steelers past the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. The third-string quarterback, who will celebrate his 38th birthday

The Steelers longtime back-up quarterback may have played his last game, and he showed his emotion after defeating the Ravens 23-20 on the game's final play.