The Baltimore Ravens don't play at Heinz Field for four months, Eric Weddle Jerseysbut it felt a little like Pittsburgh on Sunday, Dennis Pitta Jerseyswhen the Ravens blasted the song "Renegade" on their speakers to start team drills.

The Styx song is the adopted anthem of the Pittsburgh Steelers and is often played at Heinz during the biggest moments of the game.But Ravens wide receiver Mike Wallace, who played his first four seasons in Pittsburgh, Joe Flacco Jerseysdoesn't believe it provides the same edge as it did previously.

"I don't think it works for them as well anymore because everybody likes the song," Wallace said. "I think everybody gets hyped. At first, it kind of caught people off guard and it was an advantage for them. C.J. Mosley JerseysI don't think it's an advantage for them anymore."

The Ravens typically play "Renegade" during training camp and their regular-season practices. Even though the 1979 hit song is often linked to the Steelers, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said it's on his playlist.

"It's a good song. Justin Tucker JerseysStyx is a fine group," Harbaugh said. "I've always loved them. It might be their best song."

The Ravens will hear that song on Dec. 10, when they play at Pittsburgh. Does playing "Renegade" on Sunday get them thinking for that showdown?

"It's a long way away," Harbaugh said. "We have a lot of games before that. But, yeah, we enjoy that song."

For Harbaugh, it helps to enjoy that song when the Ravens have won four of their seven regular-season trips to Pittsburgh.