The Ravens open as favorites in the NFL's most competitive division. Will they be able to repeat as champions? Let's look at the odds.
The Baltimore Ravens are favorites to claim the title in arguably the NFL’s toughest division, the AFC North. Last season, the Ravens won the division for the first time since 2019, but the remainder of the division wasn't far behind. Three teams from the AFC North earned a spot in the playoffs, the most of any division in the NFL. In addition, the Bengals just missed the postseason, ending the season as the eighth-seed in the AFC, with Joe Burrow missing seven games due to a wrist injury.
division finish: 1st Bottom line: The Ravens actually struggled in the division, going .500 on the season. Still, they lost three division games by a combined 16 points, and won their three division games by a combined 42 points. Quite the up and down AFC North campaign. Baltimore will have to put aside a disappointing AFC Championship loss and prepare to deal with a healthy Bengals squad, as well as a healthy Browns team, if it hopes to repeat as division champ.
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