BALTIMORE —

A major criticism of Baltimore so far this season has been its defense. But after the offense has struggled to score points against NFL bottom-feeders in each of the last two weeks, what should fans expect down the stretch?

First, they should expect Baltimore's (6-5) schedule gets tougher , but it's also the time to see if the team can play complete, complementary football.

Now leading the AFC North , the Ravens play four division games across the final six weeks, including two against Pittsburgh, with whom they are tied for the division entering Week 13.

Baltimore is just inches ahead of Pittsburgh on the division record tiebreaker, with a mark of 2-0 to 2-1, though each has at least half of their AFC North matchups remaining.

Although on a five-game win streak, Bal

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