Steelers Fall To Last Place In AFC North

Postseason chances are slipping away for the Steelers, who find themselves in last place in the AFC North with a 6-6-1 record. The Browns beat the Ravens at home on Sunday afternoon 24-22, so Cleveland jumps Pittsburgh and Cincinnati to move into 2nd place with a 7-6 record. The Bengals lost to the 49ers in overtime at home, which gives Cincinnati an identical record with Cleveland. Despite the loss, Baltimore still remains in the top spot in the division with an 8-5 record. There is not much breathing room in the standings with just four games left. If the playoffs started today, Baltimore would be in, Cleveland and Cincinnati would be the first two teams out, and Pittsburgh would be behind Denver, four spots out of the postseason.