Nobody ever seems to pull away in the AFC North, and that means a divisional matchup like this week's can be a nice opportunity to make things right.
Nobody ever seems to pull away in the AFC North, and that means a divisional matchup like this week's can be a nice opportunity to make things right.
The four AFC North teams are separated by one game. It's not much different than last season, when first-place Cincinnati ended up just two games in front of Cleveland and Baltimore, which tied for last. "The foundation is there," Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said."We know we're playing good football both sides of the ball. Just keep striving, keep trying to get better, keep building on what we've done in the past, and we're going to be good."This game pits two of the NFL's top rushers against each other — although they produce their yards in vastly different ways.
"Something needed to be said by somebody, and as the quarterback, as the leader of the team, I felt the liberty to do that," he said."I only do it because I hope people will listen because I need to hear it myself. So hopefully it translates. I think it will.""That's Jacoby," Chubb said."He's a great leader, a great vocal leader. He meant every word. As a team, we all felt it. We all feel the same way.
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