The Baltimore Ravens took a big step backward in 2013 after winning the Super Bowl following the 2012 season. Following an eventful offseason, the Ravens look to bounce back with a reloaded roster, hoping that they can put off the field distractions behind them and focus on what’s happening between the lines.
The Cincinnati Bengals broke through a year, winning the AFC North on the back of an 11-5 record, enjoying major improvements on both sides of the football.
The Cleveland Browns hope to escape their annual role as the league’s punching bag this season. The club brings in Mike Pettine to be its new head coach after he did some great things with the Buffalo defense a year ago.
The Pittsburgh Steelers weathered a litany of roster moves during the offseason following a disappointing 8-8 season, and now hope that all of that roster turnover will lead to wins on the field.
In all likelihood, the Tennessee Titans are not going to be good in 2014. This is blatantly obvious when looking at their roster, but at least they have one reason to hold their heads high entering the new year: The only team in the NFL with worse odds to win the Super Bowl are in their own division—the Jacksonville Jaguars.
There are not many teams in the league that have as many question marks as the Denver Broncos and the biggest one is at the QB position.
