NFL Week 6 rankings for each team: Browns take AFC North lead, Colts collapse

Welcome to week 6!

You know an NFL season has been turned upside down when the Cleveland Browns are in first place, and that’s exactly what we got after their wild comeback win over the Ravens. It’s been a wild week in the AFC North, which suddenly looks like the best division in the NFL.

• The Browns used a fourth-quarter comeback to beat the Ravens 13-10, and thanks to the win, Cleveland is now in first place. This is the first time in 12 YEARS that the Browns are in first place after Week 6.
• Pittsburgh also made a wild comeback. The Steelers were down 13 points against the Buccaneers before coming back to beat Tampa Bay in overtime. It was the Steelers’ biggest fourth-quarter comeback since 2002.
• As for the Ravens, their loss to the Browns marked the 15th time since 2020 that they have given up a lead of seven points or more in the fourth quarter. Not only is it the NFL’s leading scorer during that span, but no team has more than 10 points. Yikes.

How rough is the AFC North? The Bengals (3-2) were tied for second place heading into a Week 6 bye and are now in last place after everything that happened on Sunday.

Let’s move on to Week 6 grades, starting with Cleveland’s win over Baltimore.

Brown 13-10 over Ravens

Packers (4-2) 23-13 over Cowboys (2-4)

Scores (5-1) 33-30 over Raiders (3-3)

Chiefs (5-0) 22-6 Chargers (0-6)

Cardinals (2-4) 18-16 over Rams (2-4)

Bears (4-2) 31-23 over Falcons (2-4)

Panthers (3-2) 25-14 over Eagles (2-4)

Steelers (4-2) 26-19 (OT) over Buccaneers (1-5)

Saints (2-4) 34-27 Giants (3-2-1)

Patriots (4-2) 26-19 over Jets (2-4)

Titans (1-5) 26-20 over Colts (2-4)

Texans (2-4) 34-31 over Jaguars (4-2) in London

Broncos 17-14 (OT) over Seahawks