LONDON -- Thanks to the Chicago Bears, the Baltimore Ravens' 37-point loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday is essentially an unsightly mulligan.
The Ravens (2-1) remained in a first-place tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1) in the AFC North just hours after they tied the franchise's largest margin of defeat. It was made possible by the previously winless Bears, who upset the Steelers despite being eight-point underdogs at home.
This sets up a battle for the top spot in the division on Sunday, when Baltimore plays host to Pittsburgh in a matchup of teams trying to shake off disappointing defeats.