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Hey everybody, welcome to another edition of Steelers today. I know it's been a while, but this is

D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. I'm Eddie Provident. This is Dale Lawley. I haven't seen you in a while, man.

It's been a while. That's what by week's supposed to be about. Although I didn't get to take any time off. I just didn't have to see hit this guy. That's probably a good thing.

So we come out of the by week with Cincinnati, not only in first place in the division,

but as you just pointed out before we hopped on camera, first seed in the AFC. Cincinnati.

Yeah, if the playoffs started today, the AFC North would have three teams in the playoffs, and the Cincinnati Bengals would be the number one seed in the playoffs. The Browns moved ahead of the Steelers for the seventh spot in the AFC playoffs based on their win last Thursday night. The Ravens get knocked down out of that top spot in the AFC based on the loss of Cincinnati.

If you look at what Cincinnati's done at this point, they've come to Pittsburgh and won,

and now they've won in Baltimore.

So they've only got four AFC North games remaining, and only one of them is on the road.

They still have to play the Browns on the road.

So a little bit of a shake up there.

You'd have to say that the Bengals right now are the favorites,

the frontrunner in the AFC North.

Which at the beginning of the season, I did not.

I thought they would be better this year.

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