Ravens Favored in AFC North with New Weapons

0:00On March 27, the AFC North looks wide open, heading into next season, but experts are picking the Baltimore Ravens as clear favorites. They've added edge-resher Trey Hendrickson to bolster a defense that lacked a dominant pass-resher lately. With the Mar-Jackson healthy and running back Derek Henry in the mix, their talent stands out over the division rivals. Ravens also brought in new offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle, from the Chicago Bears. He's seen as a sharp young mind, trained under Ben Johnson, and ready to unlock more from Jackson, Henry, and wide receiver Zay Flowers. Last year's offense showed promise, but stumbled early on, fumbles, and inconsistencies. Analysts point out big question marks elsewhere. The Cincinnati Bengals have firepower on offense, but lost their top defender and need consistent middle of the pack defense after a shaky start last. Cleveland Browns face uncertainty at quarterback despite Miles Garrett's presence. Pittsburgh Steelers enter uncharted territory with coaching changes and an aging roster holding

1:02them back, lacking the stability they once had. Every team has holes, making the division tough to predict, but tilting toward Baltimore strengths. If Doyle schemes like his mentors and Hendrickson disrupts quarterbacks, the Ravens could dominate early and carry that momentum through the year. And if ill news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day, I'm Corey with the story.