Teams looking to fill a need in free agency may not go after the big names on the market. With that in mind, here's a breakdown of the best available players at each position.

Does your favorite team need help? Are you hoping that free agency will be the key this coming offseason? The lack of stars at the money positions could leave you feeling empty.

No. 1 in rush defense. No. 1 in pass defense. No. 1 in overall defense. No. 1 in scoring defense. Get the picture? So are Pittsburgh's opponents.

NFL.com's Pat Kirwan draws up his draft board for every team in the AFC North. See the needs for the Ravens, Bengals, Browns and Steelers and find out who they should target.

In a game highlighted by momentum shifts, James Harrison's 100-yard interception return for a touchdown was, in the opinion of Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, the biggest one of them all.

The Cardinals rely on their passing game, and why not? They have a veteran QB and three 1,000-yard receivers. But the Steelers' defense is the NFL's best and poised to take on the challenge.

Steelers owner Dan Rooney doesn't like to be in the spotlight. He doesn't even like to call the Steelers his team -- they belong to Pittsburgh. But Steelers fans have Rooney and his consistent approach to thank for their team's success.

Rather than look ahead, the Steelers took time to relish in the moment after beating the rival Ravens and preventing another visiting team from celebrating an AFC title on their home field.

With Ben Roethlisberger coming off a concussion, the Steelers would be wise to take a page from their past and match that dominating defense with a ball-control running game.

Entering Sunday's showdown with the Steelers, the Titans looked like a battered team slipping into the playoffs. After a 31-14 win, they have the No. 1 seed, momentum and much more.