The Pittsburgh Steelers open up as 4.5-point favorites for their game against the Cleveland Browns. It is the first time the Steelers have been favorites since their home game against the New York Giants before the bye week.

After a 35-14 loss to the New Orleans Saints Sunday, the Browns have a short week to prepare to play the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday in Week 12.

On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 30–21, finally giving the two-time defending champions their first loss of the season.

The AFC had a major shake-up after the thrilling Week 11 slate, even if not much changed in the standings. The Kansas City Chiefs are no longer the lone unbeaten, as the Buffalo Bills own the head-to-head tiebreaker over them for home-field advantage in the playoffs.

The Ravens and Steelers are set for the first of two highly intense matchups, and Patrick Queen has already declared this contest a must-see TV event. Speaking to reporters about Sunday’s matchup and reflecting on free agency,

The Baltimore Ravens didn’t want Patrick Queen back. The Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker made his former team pay. In points. Queen forced Baltimore tight end Isaiah Likely to cough the football up, then Queen hugged it to set Steelers kicker Chris Boswell up for his third field goal make of the first half of Sunday’s rivalry matchup.