It's not often you hear the words " " and "division title" in the same sentence, but you better get used to it now, because there's a good chance the Browns could be playing for the AFC Bol Bol Jersey North title in Week 17.The ' lo s to the on Monday night was big news in Cleveland, and that's because it opened the door for the Browns to po sibly take home the division title. Heading into Week 15, the Browns looked like a long shot to win the AFC North, but now there are only three things that have to go Cleveland' Denver Nuggets Jeresy s way for the division title to become a reality.Here's the scenario that gives the Browns the AFC North title:Week 16 beat SteelersBrowns beat Week 17Browns beat SteelersIf those three things happen, the Browns would take home their first division title since 1989. The Browns haven't won their division in 31 years, which is currently the longest division title drought in the . Even the haple s (1993) have a more recent division title than the Browns.The one twist with the Cleveland's chance to clinch the AFC North is that there's another longer-shot scenario where the Browns would face a do-or-die situation in Week 17 Dikembe Mutombo Jersey : either win the division or mi s the playoffs altogether. Here's what would have to happen to set up a do-or-die showdown:Week 16Colts beat SteelersBrowns beat Jets beat beat GiantsWeek 17Colts beat beat Ravens beat BengalsDolphins beat If all of this happens, that would leave the Titans, Ravens and Dolphins with an 11-5 record. In that situation, the Browns would go into their game with the Steelers (provided it's flexed into Sunday night) knowing that if they win, they would get into the playoffs as the AFC North champion. However, if they were to lose, they would MISS THE PLAYOFFS with an 11-5 record because the wild card spots would go to Tenne see JaMychal Green Jersey , Baltimore Alex English Jersey and Miami.If the Titans were to beat the in Week 16 and finish 12-4, the wild cards would go to a 12-4 Colts team, along with Baltimore and Miami. The problem for the Browns is that they lose all major tiebreakers to Baltimore. In the history of the NFL, there haven't been many teams that have had worse luck than the Browns, and mi sing the playoffs with an 11-5 record would be icing on the dog-food-flavored cake.