Sean and Mark discuss the AFC North in Week 14 of the NFL Season. The Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals pick up key wins, while the Pittsburgh Steelers fell for the second week in a row to one of the worst teams in the NFL.

Sean and Mark break down Week 13's action, a week that saw Baltimore extend its division lead despite a bye week, Jake Browning turn in one of the best QB performances in the Super Bowl Era (yes, really), and Cleveland and Pittsburgh drop games that should've been more competitive.

Along the way, they explore riveting questions such as: Is Mike Tomlin actually on the hot seat in Pittsburgh? Are opponents starting to figure the Browns defense out? Did the Bengals stumble upon a winning offensive philosophy? Is John Harbaugh actually funny?

They finish things off with a look at the AFC playoff race that features 7 teams fighting for three wild card spots and then dissecting the upcoming week's games.

Sean and Mark discuss Week 12's AFC North action: The Steelers move back ahead of the Browns for second place in the AFC North with a win over a Joe Burrow-less Cincinnati team that is flailing to stay relevant; the Browns survive some injury scares but need to stop a potential slide; and the Ravens cement their lead in the division with another win before heading into their bye week.

Sean and Mark start by breaking down the Ravens and Bengals game, including Joe Burrow's injury, the NFL's investigation into the reporting of that injury and the hip drop tackle that injured Ravens tight end Mark Andrews. They then discuss the Browns and Steelers game, going into depth on the firing of Steelers coordinator Matt Canada before finishing off the show with a preview of Week 12's action

Coming off their biggest win of the year, the Browns are suddenly reeling with the news their quarterback will miss the rest of the season after a shoulder injury nobody expected to find. Mark and Sean break down the DeShaun Watson injury and what this means to both Cleveland and the AFC North going forward, and then dissect all the action, what it means, and what's ahead for each of these teams.

The AFC North goes 4-0 and, if the season ended today, all four teams would be in the playoffs.

Sean Golden and Mark Piras break down each team's performance and then take a look at what to expect in the second half of the season before turning their focus to this weekend's games.

The Ravens move out to a commanding lead, but the Bengals look to be resurgent. Meanwhile, Cleveland and Pittsburgh drop close games to tough opponents.

Looking ahead to Week 9, all four AFC North teams are home favorites. Which ones do we believe in? Who from these games might help our fantasy teams?

Sean and Mark recap another strong week for the AFC North, with the Ravens winning over the Lions, the Browns holding off the Colts, and the Steelers winning late -- again -- versus the Rams.

Major topics of discussion include whether or not the Ravens might suddenly be the most complete team in the NFL, Myles Garrett's remarkable day for Cleveland, and trying to understand how the Steelers keep pulling out victories late in games.

They then look ahead to Week 8's action with the standard litany of predictions, awful gambling bets and fantasy football picks.