The Browns started off last season with hometown hero Brian Hoyer. Hoyer looked dominant at times and showed that perhaps the Browns could be contenders. After a couple weeks of struggles, the Browns pulled the plug rather quickly and turned to rookie Johnny Manziel.
The Manziel experiment failed and Cleveland went into a downward spiral.
The Bengals got the rough end of the stick when it comes to their 2015 NFL Schedule. Already having to deal with the Steelers and Ravens within their division, their non division schedule features many playoff contenders and tough road contests.
The Baltimore Ravens will try avenge their exit in the 2nd round of the 2014 NFL Playoffs as they get set for the 2015 season. Baltimore finished 2nd in the AFC North in 2014 and was a Wild Card participant. They did knock off divisional rival Pittsburgh in the AFC Wild Card Game, but blew a late 2nd half lead against the Patriots to get eliminated.
After taking the 2014 AFC North Title, the Pittsburgh Steelers come in with a target on their backs as they look to defend their belt.
Green Bay is definitely the favourite to repeat as division champs in the NFC North. Last year they scraped into the playoffs but the consensus is that had Aaron Rodgers not been hurt for a stretch that would have been far from the case. Check back with CappersPicks all NFL season long. We’ll be pumping out the NFL game previews and offering a ton of FREE betting info and picks.
The final cuts are in so lets look at the Cleveland Browns schedule game by game to see just what kind of season they are going to have. Check back with CappersPicks all NFL season long. We’ll be pumping out the NFL game previews and offering a ton of FREE betting info and picks.
Most of the so-called experts are saying the Bengals are in good position to repeat as AFC North champions with their off-season signings and 2014 NFL draft in the rearview mirror what do you think? Here’s a look at their 2014 NFL schedule.
The Cleveland Browns may have finished 2013 with a 4-12 record (last place in the AFC North), but fans couldn’t be more excited about the upcoming season for one reason: Johnny Manziel.
The Baltimore Ravens finished the 2013 NFL season with an 8-8 record, which left them barely on the outside looking in when it came to the Wild Card contest between the 9-7 San Diego Chargers and 11-5 Kansas City Chiefs.
The Cincinnati Bengals finished the 2013 NFL season 11-5, which was good enough for first place in the AFC North – tied for third in the AFC alongside the Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers finished 2013 with an 8-8 record, which tied the Baltimore Ravens for second in the AFC North. Unfortunately for the team, it was left on the outside looking in when it came to the postseason.
Bovada has recently updated its futures odds to win each division for the upcoming NFL regular season. As part of an ongoing series for Cappers Picks, this time around we are going to take a closer look at the four teams vying for the 2013 division title in the AFC North.
The Steelers and the Ravens have pretty even odds to win the AFC North this season, but can the young and upstart Bengals improve upon last season’s playoff appearance and can Brandon Weeden give the Browns a legit QB. Which they have sorely missed for a long time?
When the betting public begins to pore over the projected win totals at the beginning of each season, Cleveland has a tendency to pop into the conversation as a team poised for a breakout year.
This is one franchise that loves getting in its own way when it comes to success. The 2009 season appeared to be a turning point for Cincinnati, after winning the AFC North with a 10-6 record, but the glory was short lived after falling back to earth with just four victories in 2011.
The Baltimore Ravens have been the bridesmaid in the AFC North the past three seasons, with three straight wildcard berths and three straight exits from the playoffs after losing a game on the road. Head Coach John Harbaugh has done an excellent job in building a team that is more than capable of scoring points on offense, and extremely good at shutting teams down on defense.
