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In a battle for AFC North supremacy,

the Steelers who are the league's sole undefeated team travel to Baltimore Sunday to take on the Ravens.

Both squads have matched the best start in franchise history through

the first six games. Pittsburgh is six and L for second time in team history. The only other time

reaching that mark? 1978, when? They won the Super Bowl. As for five and one Baltimore,

it's the third time in team history, and guess what? They won the

Super Bowl during the 2000 and 2012 seasons. Ben Rathesberger leading the NFL sixth-the-ranked

scoring offense, and Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh has the utmost respect for Big Ben.

He's been around a long time. He's run that offense for many, many years, and it's his offense. I call it the Big Ben offense. It's built for him, around him, and I'm sure he has a big hand in building it and organizing it as well. So that's the way they're built right now. We have to defend it as we find it and do the best we can against it.

Cleveland is in third place in that division, and one of the biggest questions surrounding that five and two team is, how will star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr's injury impact them?

OBJ will miss the rest of the season with the torn ACL suffer last week on the first pass play for the Browns on the opening drive. Baker Mayfield spoke to the media yesterday and was asked about losing OBJ.

There's this theory kicking around that, you know, Baker might be better off without O'Dell.

Why is that a flawed argument?

Well, one, I think it's just completely insensitive to a guy that just towards ACL.

So I'm not even going to comment on it.

You never want to lose guys, and that's where I'm going to leave that one.

Elsewhere, after trading Everson Griffin to Detroit for a conditional sixth-round pick on Tuesday,

the Cowboys are now moving on from two more

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