Hello, I'm Matt Williamson. What's going on? Sounds like we've got some pretty decent

news on the practice front. It doesn't look great for Ramsey or Austin, but I think everyone

else is probably ready to roll as they take on the Browns and then very shortly after take

on the Bengals. And I think Ramsey and Austin have a chance to be around for that game,

the Thursday night or who knows? We'll still see. We've even had a Thursday report yet,

so who knows. Today's podcast, I just have a whole bunch of notes, as I often do, Matt's stat stuff, and I'm just

dig right in. Steelers have a minus two point differential, and the Browns are at minus 50.

But this is what's crazy. Every team in the AFC North currently has a negative point differential

and combined,

the four teams are at a minus 159 point differential for the four teams in division.

And that's the worst in the history of the division.

There's never been a time in the history of the AFC North has collectively had a worse point differential.

And these teams have only won 37% of their games, which is also the worst in division history.

Pretty nuts. Pretty nuts.

How about this?

The Browns have only led on the scoreboard for 6% of their offensive plays.

Only the Titans are lower.

I mean, you'd think you'd get an early lead and at least have a quarter worth of plays where you're leading. I mean, they've only

led for 6%. The Steelers opponents have thrown for 308 more yards than the Steelers, and they

average 0.9 more yards per attempt. They've also rushed for 168 more yards, and average 0.9 more yards per rush attempt.

Cleveland's opponents average 1.9 yards per pass attempt more than the Browns and have thrown double the number of passing touchdowns.

It's 10 to 5, but still, that's double.

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