The Cincinnati Bengals had the week off, but there was plenty of drama elsewhere in the AFC North on Sunday.

Cleveland rallied past Baltimore, 13-10, on a last-second field goal, while Pittsburgh erased a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Tampa Bay, 26-19, in overtime.

The results left the Steelers, Browns and Ravens tied atop the division at 4-2, with Cincinnati a half-game back at 3-2.

Cleveland erased an early 10-point deficit and beat Baltimore on Andre Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal on an untimed down. The Ravens blocked his initial attempt, but were flagged for offsides, giving him another chance from five yards closer.

With Lamar Jackson sidelined for a second straight game by an ankle injury, Tyler Huntley helped Baltimore score on its first two possessions before the offense stalled. The turning point came when Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger forced a Derrick Henry fumble, and Tyson Campbell recovered at Baltimore’s 35. Audric Estime, signed off Minnesota’s practice squad earlier in the week, capped the ensuing possession with a two-yard touchdown run to tie it at 10 with 8:33 remaining.

Deshaun Watson finished 16 of 26 for 164 yards, including a crucial 33-yard completion to Jerry Jeudy on Cleveland’s winning drive. Baltimore failed to pick up a first down on either of its final two possessions, allowing Watson to take over with 1:59 remaining and lead a 10-play, 62-yard drive. Huntley threw for 165 yards and a touchdown, while Henry managed just 58 rushing yards on 17 carries as the Ravens went scoreless on their final nine possessions.

Steelers complete comeback

Pittsburgh escaped Tampa Bay with a 26-19 overtime victory after entering the fourth quarter trailing 16-3. Aaron Rodgers threw a seven-yard touchdown pass to rookie Germie Bernard with 3:15 remaining in overtime, and Jalen Ramsey ended Tampa Bay’s ensuing possession with a fourth-down sack. With the win, the Steelers picked up their first road victory of the season.

Rodgers endured five sacks through three quarters before directing four fourth-quarter scoring drives. His five-yard touchdown pass to Darnell Washington started the rally, while interceptions by Daylen Everette and Jamel Dean helped Pittsburgh turn a 16-13 deficit into a 19-16 lead. Buccaneers quarterback Jalon Daniels recovered from those mistakes to set up Chase McLaughlin’s 53-yard field goal, which forced overtime.

Rodgers finished 33 of 49 for 253 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, with DK Metcalf catching 11 passes for 93 yards. Chris Boswell contributed four field goals as Pittsburgh overcame the absences of injured receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson. Daniels, starting for the injured Baker Mayfield, threw for 164 yards and a touchdown.

AFC North Standings for Week 7