WEEK 5

It was a quiet week for the AFC North as the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens both were on their bye weeks, but the Pittsburgh Steelers showed us once again why they cannot be counted out of the division as they handily picked apart the Tennessee Titans behind Big Ben's five touchdown passes and last but not least the Cincinnatti Bengals who have been riding a stream of energy on the chemistry between rookie's Andy Dalton and A.J. Green.

Baltimore Ravens: 3-1 After a bye week the Raven's are looking focused to take on the Houston Texans who are missing star wide reciever Andre Johnson. Good news for the Raven's is that wide receiver Lee Evan's and left guard Ben Grubbs came back to practice this week and our looking to play Sunday in what should be a very competitive game.


Cincinnati Bengals: 3-2 Coming off another impressive win for this young team is great for their morale going into a very winnable match this week against winless Indianapolis Colts. The chemistry between quarterback Andy Dalton and receiver A.J. Green is turning out to be a great little surprise for the Bengals this season as they have already combined for three touchdown passes in this young season.


Cleveland Browns: 2-2 Coming off a less than stellar performance, and loss against Tennessee the Brown's need to come out of their bye week with a bang. Recent troubles have arisen with Peyton Hillis's decision to sit-out a game with strep throat, which I believe to be totally justifiable, especially seeming how the Browns won that game. Concerns over his contract signing may hinder performance, something the Brown's cannot afford as they lean heavily on him for offense.


Pittsburgh Steelers: 3-2 Maybe Big Ben should get hurt more often as he had five touchdown passes this week in a blowout victory against the Titans. Looking to regain the footing that they lost early in the season they are going up against a soft young Jacksonville Jaguars this week and with Rashard Mendanhall healthy look for another big game from the Steelers.