In the Battle of the AFC North series last summer I made a number of predictions. Let's pause at mid-point and see how laughable (or otherwise) they actually were.

In the Battle of the AFC North series last summer I made a number of predictions. Let's pause at mid-point and see how laughable (or otherwise) they actually were.

The battle lines are clearly drawn now, and Baltimore and Pittsburgh are preparing to duke it out for the division crown.

Although the weather was brutal, the hearts of the loyal fan(s) were warmed by two AFC North victories last Sunday.

The Steelers' first division game rearranged the AFC North, and the Ravens' loss to the Texans brought them down a notch.

Browns president Mike Holmgren will step down at the end of the season, making room for new ownership, which has tabbed former Eagles president Joe Banner as the leader of their executive team.

The usual weekly roundup, with considerable commentary on injuries...

Ravens, Steelers both struggling on defense after a decade of dominance. Pittsburgh has given up 10 points or more in the fourth quarter of three losses, and Baltimore has allowed over 400 rushing yards in their last two games.

Loads of facts, opinions, and speculation about the Ravens, Bengals, Browns, and Steelers, from a Steeler-centric perspective.