Morning take: Super Bowl for Pittsburgh?

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Here are the most interesting stories Friday in the AFC North:

Morning take: Pittsburgh is very underrated nationally for its ability to handle big events. But winter weather and stadium capacity are two major issues that would make a Super Bowl bid very tough.

Morning take: In this league the backup quarterback always has to stay ready, and Bulger is aware of that.

Morning take: The best player this year was a running back (Harvey Unga), which isn’t a position of need.

Morning take: There isn’t much depth behind starting quarterback Carson Palmer. His health is key for the Bengals.

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