Baltimore crushed the Bengals, 24-0, in Cincinnati on Sunday to end a two-game losing skid against AFC North opponents. But it was how the Ravens won — dominating in all three phases of the game — that stood out to many.

Miami has won four in a row since losing to Baltimore back in Week 9, and is now on the fringes of the playoff race in a season that started off in disastrous fashion. The Dolphins have been running the ball like crazy during their winning streak, while also turning over the opposing team multiple times in each of those games.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/ravens/onsi as Ravens' Lamar Jackson Tops Joe Burrow In AFC North Battle. Lamar Jackson, for all of the inconsistencies that this troublesome season has fostered, has always had his niche little records.

Yes, the Jaguars are absolutely, 100% for real. Alternatively they might be one of the most fraudulent teams in the NFL, destined to get obliterated in the playoffs.

But most importantly, the win took the Steelers from seemingly on the brink to in the driver's seat in the AFC North with four weeks to play. Tomlin has famously -- or infamously -- never had a losing record, and games like this one are why. The Steelers are 7-6, the win having stopped a two-game losing streak.

Plus, evaluating the futures of the head coaches in the division as all four teams have struggled throughout the season.

After a week that shifted momentum across the AFC North, it’s time to take a closer look at how each team is performing on both sides of the ball. The latest results revealed strengths, exposed weaknesses,

The Green Bay Packers traveled Denver to square up against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14.