Cleveland's 31-6 trouncing of the Fins improves the former's record to 2-5. The Ravens, the only AFC North team who sat idle this week is now in the divisional cellar with a mark of 1-5. Before you throw your arms up in disgust though, be encouraged. Hopefully, this setback is only temporary.

The Baltimore Ravens' hopes for making any noise in the AFC North were already hanging on by a thread, and they had to prepare for a Week 7 bye knowing that the

The Ravens are 1-0 in the division, and the rest of their divisional games are scheduled for Week 11 or later, when they should be healthier. The win totals for the Ravens and Steelers are both set at 9.5 on BetMGM, with the under being favored for both (-150 for the Ravens, -130 for the Steelers).

The Baltimore Ravens worked out a pass-rusher who was a longtime rival in the AFC North. The post Ravens Worked Out 32-Sack Former AFC North Rival: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken believes the Ravens took a step forward versus the Rams, but they'll evaluate scheme tweaks during the bye. ILB Roquan Smith said he expects to return to action against the Bears in Week 8. The Ravens need to improve in short-yardage and goal-to-go situations during the bye.

The Ravens, despite starting 1-4, are still the betting favorite to win the AFC North. Why? Sports betting analysts help explain.

The Ravens are depleted and needing defensive line help. A veteran with 15 sacks on his resume was among the tryouts.

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Five weeks into the regular season, the Pittsburgh Steelers reign supreme over the AFC North — with their stranglehold on the division growing even tighter following losses by the Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Cincinnati Bengals. Around the AFC ...