STEELERS WEEK 15 WIN
KEEPS THEM IN CONTROL OF THE DIVISION RACE
With Week 15 of the NFL schedule nearly officially in the
books, it’s time to take a look back at those teams who call the AFC North home
to see how they fared and what the standings look like after this week’s
action.
The first goal for each team in the NFL is to win its
division. Doing so guarantees both a playoff spot and a home playoff game, so
even early-season games are important when it comes to divisional rankings.
Let’s take a spin around the AFC North to check on the Baltimore
Ravens, Cincinnati
Bengals, Cleveland
Browns and Pittsburgh
Steelers.
WEEK 15 RESULTS
SATURDAY
CLEVELAND BROWNS
17, DENVER
BRONCOS 16
Well, I can’t believe I am saying this, but the Cleveland
Browns are looking like more than just a ‘competitive football team’. Their win
over the Broncos on the road was gutsy, and showed some serious promise for the
Cleveland faithful. While they won’t make the playoffs this year, the future
looks bright for Baker
Mayfield and company.
SUNDAY
CINCINNATI BENGALS
30, OAKLAND
RAIDERS 16
The Bengals snap a lengthy losing streak, and their players
are dropping like flies. Already without Andy Dalton and
AJ Green, the team might be without their best wide receiver left in Boy
dafter injuring his MCL in Week 15. It could mean one less weapon the Steelers
have to defend in Week 17.
BALTIMORE RAVENS 20, TAMPA BAY
BUCCANEERS 12
This game wasn’t pretty. From the conditions to the play, it
was sloppy all around. The Lamar Jackson era has officially begun in Baltimore,
and it will be interesting to see how teams continue to defend Baltimore’s
offense with Jackson at the helm. Running the ball consistently for more than
15 times is a great equation to get your quarterback injured.
PITTSBURGH
STEELERS 17, NEW ENGLAND
PATRIOTS 10
Were you like me and thinking to yourself when Tom Brady got
the football back needing a touchdown to tie it and thinking, “I’ve seen this
movie too many times before.” Well, for once the script didn’t end the usual
way for Steelers fans. The work doesn’t end now for Pittsburgh as they have to
beat the New Orleans
Saints in Week 16 if they hope to continue to control their
own destiny, and not rely on the help of others.
WEEK 16 SCHEDULE
Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles
Chargers - Saturday, 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff
Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns - Sunday, 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff
Pittsburgh Steelers at New Orleans Saints - Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff
Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns - Sunday, 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff
Pittsburgh Steelers at New Orleans Saints - Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff
AFC NORTH STANDINGS
Pittsburgh Steelers
- 8-5-1
Baltimore Ravens - 8-6
Cleveland Browns - 6-7-1
Cincinnati Bengals - 6-8
Baltimore Ravens - 8-6
Cleveland Browns - 6-7-1
Cincinnati Bengals - 6-8
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