In moments of desperation in the AFC North, no one can argue that 'the enemy of my enemy is my friend' holds true. When it comes to the bitter rivalry between the Steelers and Browns, these moments are incredibly rare,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have already clinched a playoff berth, but what does Week 17 mean for their AFC North aspirations?

The AFC North picture got a lot clearer on Wednesday, as the Ravens beat the Texans 31-2 and the Chiefs beat the Steelers 29-10. Entering the day, both Baltimore and Pittsburgh had 10-5 records, but the Steelers owned the tiebreaker between the two.

The Steelers' 2017 Christmas Day matchup vs. the Texans the following year wasn't as nail-biting as Pittsburgh dominated 34–6. The Steelers scored four touchdowns in the game compared to the Texans' one touchdown, which resulted in no two-point conversion. The Steelers would go on to lose in the wild-card round to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Groundhog Day. Like Bill Murray in the iconic movie — set about 90 minutes northeast of Pittsburgh in Punxsutawney — it's not that the Steelers are reliving the same day (or in their case, season) over and over exactly.

The Steelers struggled in his absence, going 1-2 including a loss last week to the Baltimore Ravens when a win would have clinched the AFC North. Now, Pittsburgh and Baltimore are both 10-5 atop the division standings,

The Chiefs traveled to face the Steelers in Week 17, and there was plenty to take away from the Christmas Day contest.

The Kansas City Chiefs clinched the no. 1 seed in the AFC and a first-round bye with their 29-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas day.

The Kansas City Chiefs played one of their most complete games of the season on Christmas Day, handling business against the Steelers in a 29-10 win on the road. The Chiefs (15-1) lock up the top seed in the AFC playoffs,

Mike Tomlin didn't mince words following the Steelers' 29-10 loss to the Chiefs on Christmas Day. The loss, Pittsburgh's third over an 11 day span, dropped the Steelers to 10-6 and behind the Ravens in the AFC North division standings.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are not going to fire Mike Tomlin so look for these three men to take the fall for Pittsburgh's head coach.

The Kansas City Chiefs are on course to blow out the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 17 after veteran defensive back Justin Reid intercepted quarterback Russell Wilson in the first quarter of the AFC powerhouses' Christmas Day matchup.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without five players against the Kansas City Chiefs, with only three players out due to injury. Quarterback Justin Fields will be the emergency third quarterback but is inactive after two limited practices.

According to NFL reporter Ian Rapoport, the Pittsburgh Steelers will not have the services of quarterback Justin Fields in today's game versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Fields suffered an abdominal injury two weeks ago and was inactive versus the Baltimore Ravens last week.