The Ravens being a contender again is more of an indictment of the mediocracy of the other teams in the AFC versus the resurgence of the preseason expectations . As Mike Preston always says, the NFL is a week to week league. There are no truly dominant teams in the NFL this year. Anything is possible on any given Sunday. — Dan

Week 15 brought clear highs and lows across the AFC North, making it a telling week as teams jockey for postseason positioning. Some squads reinforced their identity with strong performances, while others were exposed in areas that have lingered all season.

The Baltimore Ravens will face the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football in what is the biggest game of the year for John Harbaugh's team. With the Pittsburgh Steelers playing earlier in the day against the Detroit Lions, the Ravens could, depending on how that game goes, draw level with the Steelers for the lead in the AFC North.

The Ravens are in the No. 9 spot in the AFC playoff picture, with an opportunity to gain ground on the Steelers in Week 16 vs. Patriots

Week 15 delivered another eventful chapter in the AFC North, with each team giving fans plenty to react to as the season pushes deeper into its final stretch. From the Steelers handling business against the Dolphins,

The Steelers add Jalen Warren to the injury report ahead of their Monday night game. Myles Garrett will play through his hip injury while chasing the all-time sack record.

CBS Sports NFL expert Will Brinson shares his favorite bets and props for Thursday's contest between Los Angeles and Seattle

The Pittsburgh Steelers kept pace atop the AFC North division in Week 15, as they picked up an important 28-15 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. There’s still a lot of work to be done,