Now, I am looking at the AFC's version of the civil war.  The AFC South posted a 10-6 edge against the AFC North in the regular season, but the playoffs were a different story.

The Baltimore Ravens avenged a regular season loss to the Tennessee Titans by upsetting them in an AFC Divisional playoff game.  The North sent two teams, including the eventual Super Bowl champions Pittsburgh, to the AFC championship game.

The South, on the other hand, didn't win a playoff game.

Each division's top teams are pretty even, but the bottom of the AFC South seems to be a little bit stronger than the AFC North's cellar dwellers.

NFC North

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