FROM A TO Z
Baltimore:
After an off week, the Ravens could have five running backs on their roster with the return of Terrance West (calf ) and Danny Woodhead (hamstring).
Buffalo:
The Bills haven’t opened 6-3 or better since 1999, the last time they made playoffs. Defense has 11 takeaways (four fumbles, seven interceptions) at home.
Cincinnati:
Tight end Tyler Kroft had a career-high 79 yards receiving last week. Kroft has three touchdown catches in the Bengals’ last three road games.
CHARGERS:
Defensive coordinator Gus Bradley returns to Jacksonville for the first time since he was fired after the Jaguars went 14-48 under his leadership.
Cleveland:
The Browns are 4-41 in their last 45 games, matching the Lions (2007-10) for the worst such stretch. Cleveland is 1-23 under Hue Jackson.
Denver:
Receiver Demaryius Thomas caught his first touchdown pass of the season last week, ending a 13-game drought dating to Nov. 13, 2016.
Houston:
DeAndre Hopkins has had a touchdown catch in five straight games and has eight touchdowns overall. His 11 TDs in 2015 are a Texans record.
Indianapolis:
The Colts have lost four straight in their series with the Steelers. Indianapolis has given up six defensive touchdowns this season.
Jacksonville:
The Jaguars have won two games in a row for the first time in 13 months. They haven’t won three in a row since 2013.
Kansas City:
Kareem Hunt leads the NFL in yards rushing (800) going into team’s bye despite averaging just under 48 yards per game the last four games.
Miami:
Reshad Jones is the only safety with more than 50 tackles (55) and two picks. Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh has three sacks in the last five games.
New England:
The Patriots are seeking their 12th consecutive regular-season road win, which would tie their own AFC record. Bill Belichick is 8-10 against Denver.
N.Y. Jets:
Quarterback Josh McCown was 1-10 as Tampa Bay’s starter in 2014. The Buccaneers finished 2-14, landing the No. 1 overall pick in 2015 draft: Jameis Winston.
Oakland:
Thanks to being off in Week 10, the Raiders will have to wait at least one more week before they can try for their first interception of the season.
Pittsburgh:
Ben Roethlisberger needs 28 completions to become either the eighth or ninth player with 4,000. The Chargers’ Philip Rivers needs 16 completions.
Tennessee:
The Titans have won three games in a row and are nearing their longest winning streak since 2009, when they won five in a row.