There is still a lot of season remaining, but if Cleveland's defense continues playing at the level it has been, the Browns could certainly find their way into the postseason as a dark-horse contender.
Although the Ravens (3-2) have somewhat underperformed to begin the season, they still have one of the more talented rosters in the league. However, former NFL LB and CBS Sports analyst Bart Scott thinks Baltimore should make one more big move with the Oct. 31 trade deadline nearing.
The NFL trade deadline (Oct. 31) is a little more than two weeks away. Here are three players the Steelers should consider acquiring for their roster.
The Browns may have their most difficult game of the season in Week 6 when they host the undefeated 49ers, and they might be without their starting QB.
The Steelers (3-2) are in first place in the AFC North heading into their bye week. If they hope to make the playoffs for the first time since 2021, they must remove one of the biggest problems on their roster.
The Ravens have had a knack for literally fumbling games away in the fourth quarter this season. QB Lamar Jackson seems to be at the center of the problem, and he knows it.
The Steelers have some decisions to make during their Week 6 bye with several veterans underperforming and some young players continuing to make plays, but it sounds like things may remain the same.
A little more than a week ago, Browns TE David Njoku suffered burns from a fire pit accident at his home. He went on to play in the Week 4 matchup and just revealed how serious his injuries were.
With the Ravens in London ready to take on the Titans in Week 6, head coach John Harbaugh gave some praise to one of his international second-year players whose future he believes is very bright.
The bye week for the Steelers seems to have come at the perfect time as they are on track to get a couple of key players back after it. One of those playmakers could help turn Pittsburgh's offense back around.
The Steelers kept the AFC North race tight with a win over the Ravens in Week 5. Here are predictions for Week 6.
Per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Watt suffered a badly dislocated finger and tore multiple ligaments in Pittsburgh's 17-10 win over Baltimore Sunday.
With rookie QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson starting, Cleveland has no chance of beating the 49ers. Even with Deshaun Watson at QB, the Browns' chances seem slim.
Some may disagree with Roethlisberger, but this player's statistics against Pittsburgh certainly support the former Steelers quarterback.
Chase finished the day with 15 catches for 192 yards and three touchdowns, joining Rice as the only players since 1950 with multiple games of 10-plus receptions, 190-plus receiving yards and three-plus receiving touchdowns, per NFL Research.
The Steelers (3-2) somehow sit atop the AFC North after the first five weeks of the season and much of their success can be attributed to their 2023 draft class.
The Bengals haven't looked like themselves most of the season, but on Sunday, Ja'Marr Chase helped remind us how good they can be.
QB Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens offense had several opportunities to win in their 17-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 5. However, one alarming stat proves why they struggled to put the game away once again.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are now 3-2 (2-0 in the AFC North) and have the division lead following their 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5, but their offense continued to struggle. Could help be on the way to Pittsburgh?
It wasn't pretty, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are now 3-2 (2-0 in the AFC North) and have the division lead following their 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Here are the three biggest takeaways from Pittsburgh's Week 5 win.
The Steelers are home underdogs in their Week 5 matchup against their AFC North rival Ravens. Here are three reasons why Pittsburgh will upset Baltimore on Sunday.
Week 5 of the 2023 NFL season is underway. Here are the must-see players on Sunday.
If Pittsburgh's offense showed signs of improvement, maybe more people would agree with Harris's argument, but that hasn't been the case. Over the past three seasons, the Steelers' average points per game has decreased every year.
Ever since the Browns lost star RB Nick Chubb to a season-ending knee injury in Week 2, they have been linked to one of the league's top running backs, and general manager Andrew Berry never said the team wasn't interested in adding him.