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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/JugglingPolarBear on 2024-07-23 11:58:33+00:00.
I saw that the Athletic released their preseason NFL power ranking, and they had the Steelers as the 4th best team in the AFC North. While they are certainly correct, I also think that they could potentially compete for a wild card spot this year if things go well with the QB situation.
With the other three teams in the AFCN likely going to have great seasons, I’m wondering when else in NFL history have we seen all four teams in a division come close to the playoffs? Last year the AFC North had all four teams nearly in, and I feel like back in the late 00’s all of the NFC East teams were pretty competitive.
With 3 wild card slots now, will we ever see an entire division make the playoffs?