AFC North Notebook: Bengals tired of being a 'laughingstock'; Webb wants to return punts
Every Friday, theScore's NFL editors will bring you a roundup of everything you need to know from around the division with the AFC North Notebook.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers bring back throwback jerseys. The Steelers will be donning their bumblebee uniforms in 2015 for the fourth consecutive year. Safety Will Allen likes the design because he can "take cool Instagram pictures with them."
Moats finds permanent home. Arthur Moats didn't expect to return to Pittsburgh for a second season, but now that he's back on a long-term deal, he's eager to reward the team's faith.
Steelers' likability assessed. The Steelers received above-average grades in every category of theScore's Likability Index, which aims to determine the most likable NFL team based on subjective factors.
Cincinnati Bengals
Still back at practice. After spending the past two months caring for his daughter, Leah, as she continues to battle pediatric cancer, Devon Still is happy to be practicing with his teammates again.
Jackson tired of being a "laughingstock." The Bengals' lack of playoff success has made them the butt of many jokes – something offensive coordinator Hue Jackson wants to change once and for all.
Whitworth says Bengals need more swagger. Pro Bowl offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth believes the Bengals could use a little more swagger to help them overcome their playoff woes.
Baltimore Ravens
Ravens' O-line reunites. The Ravens are expected to return their entire offensive line from last season, which would be the first time that's happened in team history.
Expectations still high for veterans. Despite an injection of youth, the Ravens will still be relying on their veteran players this season.
Webb wants to return punts. Lardarius Webb missed five games last season due to injury, but is confident he's healthy enough to return punts for the Ravens this season.
Cleveland Browns
Manziel showing maturity. Johnny Manziel spoke publicly Wednesday for the first time since entering rehab, revealing that he is shedding the "Johnny Football" party persona that dominated his rookie season.
Gabriel primed for bigger role in 2015. Taylor Gabriel gives three reasons why he's evolving into a legitimate receiving threat for the Browns' offense.
Montgomery discusses tensions between Tate, West. Assistant coach Wilbert Montgomery shed some light on the tensions that existed last season between former Browns running back Ben Tate and Terrance West.