James Harrison May Play When Steelers Host Jets and More AFC North News

There's still a chance that Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison will be ready to make his regular season debut this Sunday when the team hosts the New York Jets.

Harrison has been sidelined with a knee injury that required a minor surgery over the summer, but according to Alan Robinson of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Harrison worked out on Monday.

Much will depend on how he responds to running on the knee on Wednesday, however.

Baltimore Ravens

Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun says the Baltimore Ravens have a lot of kinks to iron out on their defense, if Week 1 is any indication of where they are at presently.

Shawn Brubaker of Bleacher Report details the questions the Ravens have still left unanswered following the first game of the season.

Cincinnati Bengals

Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer says that the Cincinnati Bengals' secondary was the personnel group that struggled the most in the Week 1 loss to the Ravens.

NFL experts from around Bleacher Report give us their preview and predictions for the Bengals' upcoming Week 2 contest against the Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland Browns

The NFL lifted Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita's roster exemption, meaning that he's eligible to play and likely to start against the Bengals on Sunday, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Derek Talib of Bleacher Report says that if Brandon Weeden fails, the Cleveland Browns are in deep trouble.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Say what you will about the way current Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley has handled his running backs in the past, according to head coach Mike Tomlin (via Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette), the Steelers will be featuring Jonathan Dwyer more heavily against the New York Jets on Sunday.

Chris G. of Bleacher Report asks an important question: Is Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger still clutch?

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