The top four seeds of the AFC would be Denver Broncos (top), New England Patriots (second), Indianapolis Colts (third), and Pittsburgh Steelers (4th).

Buffalo Bills will be on the road for playoffs as wild-card teams, while Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs are at home. It’s not their stadiums, but their real houses.

What everyone predicted?

This could all change in the last seven weeks of the football season. There’s no doubt that the AFC has undergone a major shake-up in recent years. The “Big Three” teams (Bills, Ravens and Chiefs) are no longer separated from everyone else.

The Ravens are still in the Super Bowl discussion despite their 5-5-0 record. There is no clear favorite for the conference championship.

The Ravens might not be a Super Bowl contender but which AFC teams are convincing you that they are? Baltimore Positive’s Luke Jones wrote. “The newcomers with the best records have not been proven, while the established heavyweights do not guarantee that they will win their divisions or qualify for the playoffs.” wrote Luke Jones of Baltimore Positive. “Just keep winning and improving.”

The Ravens have a good chance of winning the AFC North, despite being a game behind first-place Steelers. CBS Sports Pete Prisco thinks Baltimore will be a strong opponent in the playoffs.

Who will want to play this team if they make it to the playoffs, which I believe they will? Prisco said. “If they were compared to the Denver Broncos or the New England Patriots who would you prefer to play against?”

Mark Schlereth, Fox Sports’ Mark Schlereth, shares this opinion.

I think the Ravens will make it to the playoffs. Schlereth told ESPN’s ‘The Rich Eisen show’ that he thought the Ravens could make a big noise. “Offensively with the way they play, running the football with Lamar Jackson being as dynamic and multiple as he can be, I think they are one of those playoff teams that is a frightening team.”