After their second loss in two weeks, the Baltimore Ravens are no longer leading the AFC North. Pittsburgh Steelers have regained the lead. The Ravens have been eliminated from the AFC playoffs and the road to a wildcard is very difficult. The Ravens and Steelers will play again in week 18, and the likely loser of this game will head to Cancun, Mexico for an early holiday.

New England Patriots have a bye. Denver Broncos plays in the late slot.

Jacksonville Jaguars beat Indianapolis Colts to stay in third and increase their lead. Indy suffered a bigger loss with the injury to Daniel Jones.

With their win over the Bengals in Week 14, the Buffalo Bills are now the frontrunners for the wild-card spot. The Chargers will play the Bills on Monday and could pass them for fifth. For now, the Colts are still in seventh place but if Houston wins Sunday night they will pass Indy.

The Chiefs and Texans are both on the outside of the playoff picture, so their Sunday night game is huge.

AFC standings during Week 14

New England Patriots have a week 14 bye.

1. New England Patriots (11-2).

2. Denver Broncos (10-2)

3. Jacksonville Jaguars (9-4)

4. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6).

5. Buffalo Bills (9-4)

6. Los Angeles Chargers (8-4)

7. Indianapolis Colts (8-5).

8. Houston Texans (7-5).

9. Kansas City Chiefs (6-7, 3-4 AFC).

10. Baltimore Ravens (6-7 win over MIA).

11. Miami Dolphins (6-7 loss to BAL).

12. Cincinnati Bengals (4-9)

13. e.New York Jets (3-10

Cleveland Browns (3-10).

e-Las Vegas Raiders (2-10).

16. e-Tennessee Titans (1-11)

Las Vegas Raiders and Tennessee Titans are out of the playoffs. In Week 14, the Jets also joined them. The Browns will also be eliminated, I believe.

AFC North standings after Week 14

With their win in Week 14, the Steelers have returned to winning ways.

After their loss, Cincy’s hopes of making the playoffs are on a knife-edge. The team needs a wild run to win their division.

The Cleveland Browns have been officially eliminated after their tenth defeat and four divisional losses.

1. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6).

2. Baltimore Ravens (6-7).

3. Cincinnati Bengals (4-9)

Cleveland Browns (6-10).