Steelers: AFC North Power rankings
By Remy Retro
The Steelers had a week off but still managed to improve their standings in the AFC North thanks to a Bengals loss.
The Steelers had the week off with a challenging west coast trip to Seattle up next. I touched last week on the potential of the Bengals’ first loss being a sign of things to come, and they have lost their second in a row. Dalton did not play bad and it was a close game, they have an easier test this week at home against the Rams.
Well the primetime losing streak does continue (1-8 in their last nine). They have a still comfortable lead on the division but are losing players in the secondary. They could be without <strong><a href=. (8-2). Previous: 1st. Cincinnati Bengals. 1. team. 56
2. team. 55. The Steelers have been battling injuries all season so the week of rest was a welcome one. <strong><a href=. (6-4). Previous: 2nd. Pittsburgh Steelers
Despite the poor record this season the Ravens have been in games. The majority of their losses have been by one score, and like most teams this year they have suffered significant losses to injury. That didn’t end Sunday as quarterback <strong><a href=. (3-7). Previous: 3rd. Baltimore Ravens. 3. team. 26
53. Like the Steelers the Browns had a week off, but unlike the Steelers they will not go far with a strong showing for the rest of the year. <strong><a href=. (2-8). Previous: 4th. Cleveland Browns. 4. team