AFC playoff standings after Week 7: Browns move up, continue AFC North lead

Browns fan in JOK jersey is excited, obviously, about the AFC playoff standings The Cleveland Browns continued their winning ways in Week 7 with a last-second victory over the Tennessee Titans. A lot of takeaways, a lot of winners (a couple of losers), WR KC Concepcion hitting a historic mark, and a

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The Cleveland Browns continued their winning ways in Week 7 with a last-second victory over the Tennessee Titans. A lot of takeaways, a lot of winners (a couple of losers), WR KC Concepcion hitting a historic mark, and a whole lot of interesting notes tucked away in DBN’s Feed

have already covered most of what happened in Week 7.

Looking ahead from Week 7, the Browns have a huge rematch coming up versus the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8.

A game that will decide who is leading the AFC North looms as

a big one for both teams, as the AFC playoff standings are tight seven games into the season:

AFC North standings

1. Cleveland Browns (5-2, win over PIT)

2. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2, loss to CLE)

3. Cincinnati Bengals (4-2)

4. Baltimore Ravens (4-3)

The AFC and NFC North are the only two divisions in the NFL with all four teams above .500 after Week 7.

AFC playoff standings

1. Kansas City Chiefs (5-0)

2. Buffalo Bills (5-1)

3. Cleveland Browns (5-2, win over PIT)

4. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2)

5. Denver Broncos (5-2, 2-1 AFC)

6. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2, loss to CLE, 2-2 AFC)

7. Cincinnati Bengals (4-2)

8. New England Patriots (4-3, 4-1 AFC)

9. Baltimore Ravens (4-3, 2-2 AFC)

10. Las Vegas Raiders (3-4)

11. New York Jets (2-5, 2-2 AFC)

12. Indianapolis Colts (2-5, win over HOU, 1-4 AFC)

13. Houston Texans (2-5, loss to IND)

14. Miami Dolphins (1-5)

15. Tennessee Titans (1-6)

16. Los Angeles Chargers (0-6)

How are you feeling about the AFC North with all four teams having winning records? What about the AFC playoff standings as a whole? What stands out to you for the Browns’ chances to make the playoffs?