AFC North News

Will the Pittsburgh Steelers repeat as Super Bowl champions? What a loaded question! After Pittsburgh's 2005 Super Bowl, the Steelers experienced 2006 hangover.

On Thursday, BaltimoreRavens.com ranked the offenses around the AFC North, and now, the defenses take the spotlight.

Madden Predicts AFC North Team Ratings Posted by Adam Larck on 07.10.2009 Website gives strengths and weaknesses of each team.

With the trade of Kellen Winslow, the AFC North tight ends lack firepower, although Winslow was a huge disappointment last year, but they still possess a few every week fantasy starters at the top of the list.

In the NFL offseason, when everybody is healthy or patiently rehabbing a previous injury, each team has dreams of Super Bowl glory - " and rightly so in this unpredictable league.

Let's get to some AFC North mail on the Cleveland Browns . Brandon from Kansas City, Mo., writes: Even if Jamal Lewis is healthy, will he have much impact this year for the Browns? I don't see them having a good running game this year.

A season loaded with growing pains concluded with another gut-wrencher. One more time, the Ravens blinked with the game on the line.

Players and officials with the Baltimore Ravens expressed shock on Saturday over the death of former Baltimore quarterback Steve McNair.

Discuss the life of former Ravens quarterback Steve McNair, who was shot and killed in Nashville.

As Training Camp fastly approaches here is my 2009 NFL Season Preview AFC EAST: 1. New England Patriots: 12-4 Reason: With Tom Brady comeing back and the addition of Fred Taylor this should give the Patriots enough to win the divison... by Tyler Pollard 34 reads Preview/Prediction As Training Camp fastly approaches here is my 2009 NFL Season ...

Let's see what's on the minds of AFC North readers this week. Ryan from Kalamazoo, Mich., writes: James, the Pittsburgh Steelers special teams have been shaky for several seasons; any reason to expect different this season? James Walker: Yes, there are several reasons, Ryan.

Here are several notes and observations this week within the division: Will the Pittsburgh Steelers use all of their salary-cap room provided by the recent signing of left tackle Max Starks ? That is a valid question to ponder, because no team likes to go into the season with zero wiggle room.

Based on the responses in our AFC North inbox , readers are very interested in who made the Football Outsiders' list of underrated and overrated players of this decade.

Let's take a trip up to the AFC North, where the Super Bowl champions preside. The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens have created one of the most prolific rivalries in football... by Daniel Mader 5 103 reads Opinion Let's take a trip up to the AFC North, where the Super Bowl champions preside.

The Ravens have had trouble in recent years putting successful seasons together back-to-back. One could say it has been a roller coaster ride since the team took home the Vince Lombardi Trophy after Super Bowl XXXV.

Believe it or not I think this years division race is more wide open then ever with so many question marks and unknowns.

Jake Mathis from Logan, UT writes: What will Paul Kruger 's role be this upcoming season and in the future for the Ravens? James Walker: The Ravens really like Kruger's potential.

The AFC North is an interesting division that possess two top fantasy QB's, and two others with potential.

In a game dictated by old-school rules, the Ravens hammered in a daunting history lesson.

A year ago at this time, talk about the AFC North was skeptical. The Steelers had lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Mike Tomlins only playoff game.