If Mason Rudolph gets the nod Sunday, all four AFC North teams will have started multiple quarterbacks over the season’s first 12 weeks. What’s the current (and big-picture, if you’d like) temperature of the quarterback room in your corner of the division?

The Ravens won their fourth consecutive game last week, grinding out a 23-16 win over the Browns for a series sweep over their division rival. Baltimore’s offense struggled for much of the game, and they were victimized by special teams miscues.

Week 11 brought another wild chapter to the AFC North, with momentum swings shaping the division’s playoff race. The Steelers dominated the Bengals in a statement win that showed real growth on both sides of the ball,

The Baltimore Ravens looked down and out when they entered their bye week with a 1-5 record, while the Pittsburgh Steelers seemed firmly in control of the AFC N

Ravens Easiest Path To Playoffs Lies In AFC North Title

The Steelers own a one-game lead in the AFC North in mid-November, and Ravens coach John Harbaugh says his 5-5 team is “just above water.” That scenario might’ve felt dire in late August, but sportsbooks disagree with Harbaugh’s assessment.

The Steelers' playoff chances may rely on holding off the Ravens in the AFC North. Can Pittsburgh hold off Baltimore and win the division?

What to know: The Chiefs have won the AFC West nine straight times. Is this the year that streak ends? Denver is 9-2 and the Chargers are 7-4, and both teams have one win over K.C. already, meaning the 5-5 Chiefs are well behind two teams in their own division.