Required Reading: Links to the Best in AFC North Coverage, 5/17 Edition

Today's AFC North required reading gives some insight into the futures of two injured players as well as a few undrafted free agents.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports that the Baltimore Ravens are within their rights to dock injured linebacker Terrell Suggs' salary this year. The team could put Suggs, who ruptured his Achilles' tendon, on the "Nonfootball Injury or Illness List," which means they don't have to pay him for games missed.

Bleacher Report's James Reagan takes a look at another group of Ravens players who hope to keep being paid by the team—their latest crop of undrafted free agents. 

The Denver Post's Adrian Dater takes a look at Tyler Hansen, an undrafted free agent quarterback currently working with the Cincinnati Bengals.

Bleacher Report's Sigmund Bloom discusses Cleveland Browns rookie receiver Travis Benjamin's chances to make an impact in his first season with the team.

An unnamed source spoke to the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot and said that Browns defensive tackle Phil Taylor, who is currently recovering from surgery to repair a torn pectoral, should be able to make a "significant impact" this season, hinting that he may not miss all 16 games.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Willie Colon has been the team's right tackle for his entire career, but now he'll be moved to guard. Chris G. of Bleacher Report thinks this is a smart move.

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