Required Reading: Links to the Best in AFC North Coverage, 6/7 Edition

Today's AFC North required reading includes meditations on whether it's important how Terrell Suggs got injured, a Browns running back who thinks he can rival Trent Richardson's talent, a status update on the Steelers picking up their new offense and more.

Bleacher Report's Aaron Nagler says that it does matter how Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs injured himself—but it shouldn't. 

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh doesn't care how Suggs tore his Achilles tendon—whether it was in a workout or during a basketball game—reports Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times.

Jay Morrison of the Springfield News-Sun reports on the three weeks of Cincinnati Bengals OTAs as a return to normalcy for a young team that had no offseason program last year.

Barbara Bruno of Bleacher Report gives us nine Cleveland Browns players who could shock the world this season.

Browns running back Montario Hardesty tells Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he's every bit as talented as teammate Trent Richardson.

Bleacher Report's William Renken takes a closer look at rookie Pittsburgh Steelers punter Drew Butler and his chances of taking the job away from Jeremy Kapinos.

Slowly but surely, the Steelers are picking up offensive coordinator Todd Haley's new offense. In speaking to the Associated Press, Haley detailed how he plans to get the team up to speed over the summer.

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