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NFL Power Rankings: Weird North Competition
AFC and NFC North divisions both have winning records for first time since 1970 NFL merger.
In brief
AFC and NFC North divisions both have winning records for first time since 1970 NFL merger. The NFL’s AFC and NFC North divisions both have winning records after Week 6, a rare occurrence since the 1970 merger. Originally reported by New York Post.
AFC and NFC North Divisions Both Winning
All four teams in the AFC North and all four teams in the NFC North have winning records coming out of Week 6.
Unprecedented Double Division Success
This is the first time since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970 that both divisions have winning records simultaneously.
49ers Lead Power Rankings
The 49ers secured a 23-17 victory against the Commanders after nearly blowing a 20-point lead.
Chiefs Unbeaten and Dominant
The Chiefs stayed unbeaten with Patrick Mahomes earning his 100th career win in a 22-6 victory.
Vikings Chase Field Goal Record
Will Reichard needs 10 more field goals to chase Adam Vinatieri’s all-time record of 44 straight conversions.
Bills Tie Jim Kelly’s Touchdown Record
Josh Allen tied Hall of Famer Jim Kelly’s franchise record for career touchdown passes (258) in a 33-30 win.
Bears Return with Caleb Williams
Caleb Williams completed his first 12 passes in a 31-23 victory against the Falcons after a three-game absence.
Steelers Overcome Deficit
Aaron Rodgers engineered three fourth-quarter scoring drives to erase a 13-point deficit in a 26-19 overtime win.
The key point
The NFL’s AFC and NFC North divisions both have winning records after Week 6, a rare occurrence since the 1970 merger.
