| AFC North | Predicted Record | Last Years Record |
| Ravens | 11-5 | 9-7 |
| Bengals | 10-6 | 10-6 |
| Steelers | 8-8 | 9-7 |
| Browns | 5-11 | 5-11 |
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Baltimore Ravens
Key Additions: Marc Bulger, Anquan Boldin, Donte' Stallworth, Cory Redding, Ken Hamlin, Shayne Graham
Key Losses: Frank Walker, Quinn Sypniewski, Adam Terry, Dwan Edwards, Justin Bannan, CB Samari Rolle, Walt Harris
| Week 1 | @ Jets | Week 10 | @ Falcons | |
| Week 2 | @ Bengals | Week 11 | @ Panthers | |
| Week 3 | vs. Browns | Week 12 | vs. Buccaneers | |
| Week 4 | @ Steelers | Week 13 | vs. Steelers | |
| Week 5 | vs. Broncos | Week 14 | @ Texans | |
| Week 6 | @ Patriots | Week 15 | vs. Saints | |
| Week 7 | vs. Bills | Week 16 | @ Browns | |
| Week 9 | vs. Dolphins | Week 17 | vs. Bengals |
The Ravens had no trouble scoring the football last season as they averaged just over 24 points a game. A top 5 running team (137.5ypg) and just an average pass game(213.7ypg) they went out and aquired Anquan Boldin. In doing so the Ravens now have one of the best all around games in the league. Ray Rice is a top 5 RB and Boldin, Mason and Heap are verterans who can help Flacco feel very comfortable. The Defense lost coach Rex Ryan to the Jets last year but didnt miss a beat. Allowing 16.3 points a game, good for 3rd best, the D still smoothers offenses.
Cincinnati Bengals
Key Additions: Terrell Owens, Antonio Bryant, Matt Jones, Pacman Jones, Mike Nugent, Gibril Wilson
Key Losses: Laveranues Coles, J.P. Foschi, Shayne Graham, Jeremi Johnson, Larry Johnson, Shaun Smith
| Week 1 | @ Patriots | Week 10 | @ Colts | |
| Week 2 | vs. Ravens | Week 11 | vs. Bills | |
| Week 3 | @ Panthers | Week 12 | @ Jets | |
| Week 4 | @ Browns | Week 13 | vs. Saints | |
| Week 5 | vs. Buccaneers | Week 14 | @ Steelers | |
| Week 7 | @ Falcons | Week 15 | vs. Browns | |
| Week 8 | vs. Dolphins | Week 16 | vs. Chargers | |
| Week 9 | vs. Steelers | Week 17 | @ Ravens |
The Bengals won 10 games last year by controlling the clock with the run game and shutting offenses down on defense. This year should be more of the same with a much improved pass game. Carson Palmer had Chad Ochocinco last year but now has Terrell Owens, Matt Jones, Antonio Bryant and rookie tight end Jermaine Gresham. It will come down to division games this year to decide who will make it to the playoffs, and should see some very physical games with the Steelers who they play twice after Big Ben returns.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Key Additions: Will Allen, Arnaz Battle, Larry Foote, Byron Leftwich, Bryant McFadden, Antwaan Randle El, Jonathan Scott
Key Losses: Tyrone Carter, Santonio Holmes, Travis Kirschke, Willie Parker, Darnell Stapleton, Deshea Townsend
| Week 1 | vs. Falcons | Week 10 | vs. Patriots | |
| Week 2 | @ Titans | Week 11 | vs. Raiders | |
| Week 3 | @ Bucanneers | Week 12 | @ Bills | |
| Week 4 | vs. Ravens | Week 13 | @ Ravens | |
| Week 6 | vs. Browns | Week 14 | vs. Bengals | |
| Week 7 | @ Dolphins | Week 15 | vs. Jets | |
| Week 8 | @ Saints | Week 16 | vs. Panthers | |
| Week 9 | @ Bengals | Week 17 | @ Browns |
If the Steelers want to avoid missing the playoffs for a second straight year after winning the Super Bowl then everybody will have to pick up the slack. Ben Roethlisberger is missing at least 4 and up to 6 games to start the season so Byron Leftwich or Dennis Dixon will have to be at the top of their game. They will be a lot healthier this year than last year, and still have 20 players on the roster that they had on their last Super Bowl team which include many veterans, so they know how to win. With Polamalu, Harrison, Farrior, Smith and Hampton leading the defense, the Steelers should still be able to shut teams down which will come in handy the first half of the season. The Steelers will have to do damage in the division if they want to overtake the Bengals or Ravens.
Cleveland Browns
Key Additions: Sheldon Brown, Jake Delhomme Scott Fujita, Chris Gocong, Peyton Hillis, Tony Pashos, Alex Smith, Seneca Wallace, Benjamin Watson
Key Losses: Derek Anderson, Hank Fraley, Mike Furrey, Michael Gaines, Rex Hadnot, Alex Hall, Steve Heiden, Jamal Lewis, Brodney Pool, Hank Poteat, Brady Quinn, Donte’ Stallworth, Corey Williams, Kamerion Wimbley
| Week 1 | @ Buccaneers | Week 10 | vs. Jets | |
| Week 2 | vs. Chiefs | Week 11 | @ Jaguars | |
| Week 3 | @ Ravens | Week 12 | vs. Panthers | |
| Week 4 | vs. Bengals | Week 13 | @ Dolphins | |
| Week 5 | vs. Falcons | Week 14 | @ Bills | |
| Week 6 | @ Steelers | Week 15 | @ Bengals | |
| Week 7 | @ Saints | Week 16 | vs. Ravens | |
| Week 9 | vs. Patriots | Week 17 | vs. Steelers |
The Browns are in an unfortunate situation in that they share a division with 3 of the best teams in the AFC. So don't expect much from them this year, as you can see from their schedule it's not pretty. They got no production from their QBs last year but they brought in veteran Jake Delhomme who should help get it going. Jerome Harrison will handle the RB duties and should be a beast regardless of how bad this team might be. He proved last year why he deserves to start in this league and really made a name for himself. Cleveland picked up some nice pieces on defense picking up Sheldon Brown, Scott Fujita, and Chris Gocong. Look for a much better team then last year (they started 1-11 and won the last 4 games of the year), but don't expect them to win too many games in a very tough division.
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