The NFC West currently has three teams in the playoff picture through six weeks, while the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles are still contenders for the top seed -- even with the Eagles losing two in a row. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the first team in the conference with a 5-1 record!

The Steelers were the only AFC North team to earn a win in Week 4. The Baltimore Ravens were crushed by the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Cleveland Browns were blown out by the Detroit Lions. With those results, here's how things shake out in the AFC North ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers are nearing the NFL trade deadline with some needs across the offensive side of the football. But with a 3-1 record and a

If you were expecting the Pittsburgh Steelers to be in first place in the AFC North at the end of Week 5, you are either a diehard fan of the team, a mythical creature or lying right now. Considering how the rest of the division looks, it’s not a surprise at all. 3-1 is better than being 1-4.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cleveland Browns in Week 6 before taking a road trip to Cincinnati in Week 7 to face the Bengals. The two AFC Nor

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Despite a spirited second-half comeback by new quarterback Joe Flacco, the Bengals are now on a four-game losing streak after Sunday’s 27-18 loss at Green Bay.

It's a bizarre time in the division with Aaron Rodgers the only starting QB who began 2025 in that capacity for the same team.

Ex-Washington Commanders draft pick and defensive end K.J. Henry has signed with the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

But for the Ravens, winning the AFC North remains a realistic possibility. In fact, the Ravens are still the betting the favorites to win the division, with odds of +100 at DraftKings. The Steelers are right behind at +110. The Browns and Bengals are long shots, both at +1800.