If there is any positive to take from the injury-ravaged Browns losing at home to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 3, it’s that Cleveland did not lose any ground in the AFC North.
The entire division lost on Sunday. All four teams added a “1” to the loss column.
The Ravens rallied late but came up short in Kansas City, losing to the Chiefs 33-28. Some strange choices by coach John Harbaugh made the outcome a little tougher to swallow for Baltimore fans. The Ravens are 2-1.
The Browns lost to the Rams to fall to 1-2. That’s still good enough for second place. Thank the Bengals and Steelers for that.
Cincinnati remained winless, dropping a tough one to Buffalo when Frank Gore scored the game-winning TD with just under two minutes to go. The Bengals lost 21-17 on the road, their second close-shave defeat away from Cincinnati in three weeks.
Pittsburgh also lost on the road by giving up a game-winning TD to Dante Pettis with less than 2:00 left. The 49ers rallied to upend the Steelers, 24-20. The Steelers lost despite being plus-3 in turnover margin.
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