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On today's Chris Sims-on button with Connor Rogers, we continue picking over and under's win totals.

This time from the AFC and NFC North teams.

Will Mike Tomlin have his first losing season, or do they win a playoff game?

Is the NFC North the toughest top-to-bottom division in the NFL?

Plus, what I thought of Shador Sanders' performance this weekend, and reacting to the Terry

McCorren deal.

Chris Sims-on-button starts right after this.

But I literally wrote, holy shit hard.

Their stretches all the way to the bye week is one of the toughest ones.

Toughest ones after another, I don't know. I'm not even writing English there. But either way, look at their schedule. Point stands. Oh, yo, yo, yo, yo, what's up? It's Chris Sims on Button. And where can you learn how to mess up the English language better than right here on Chris SimsZone? I think I was talking about the giant schedule there. Okay. Trying to talk about it, which is like, you know, we've talked about the AFC NFC's Over Under podcast, right? Where you were wearing the same shirt. Same clothes. Same duo. Same clothes. What are the odds? It's almost like we're taping them on the same day. We are taping two in the same day for anybody wondering why we're dressed the same. But, yeah, we talked about the Giants there. Their schedule, I would put it up there as far as the toughest I've seen for anybody. How many last place teams get that card? It's incredible. Like how you had a tough year, well, it's going to be harder now.

It's the Giants and Jets. I feel like for about a four-year stretch here, I've had a very tough start of their season every year. It feels like the schedule has been working against them there. Yeah, well, you had the Rogers' primetime schedule where they played what seven weird games. and then the Giants are in a brutal division and have had a tough hand out to them as well.

But we got the AFC North today, which is going to be pretty awesome because I think this is the division that three of the four teams have a legitimate argument to come out on top. Sure, sure. I mean, this is a powerhouse. Well, the North's in general, right? Yes, yes. I mean, we'll have the same combo. Holy shitballs Batman. I mean, really. It's insane. There's a lot of star players and difference makers in these two divisions right now. But yeah, this is going to be a tough one. And the AFC North, they play the AFC East and the NFC North.

So that's going to be NFC North. Of course, they were a division that had three playoff teams last year as well. So we'll see where it goes. But, yeah, there's some good storylines and things to look out here for the teams in the AFC North. And the homies are going to see that today because the win totals for these two divisions are set pretty high for every single team except the Cleveland Browns. We're going to start on the other end of the AFC North. That's the Baltimore Ravens. Their over under is 11.5 wins. That's priced at minus 120 for the over. Chris, this is my favorite over in the NFL. It's the whole NFL. Well, I mean, it's a little bit like we talked about with the NFC East and like the Eagles, right? I look at this. Same feel. It's the same feel. I mean, you know, no disrespect. I know there's a lot of teams out there. But for me, if you ask me the two top rosters in the game right now, I'm taking the Eagles and then I'm taking the Ravens right behind that. All the way.

Right. So how they draft.

Anybody that's been listening to the pod knows what I've been saying about these two teams over and over, right? We've gone into the AFC playoffs two years in a row where I feel like, we went into the playoffs, the Ravens were the best team in the AFC. They've kind of messed it up in the playoffs, right? I think

they're a team on the mission this year. I've kind of talked about it all year of a little bit like, it's going to be hard for me not to pick Baltimore versus Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. I'm sorry. That's just the way it feels. But like we talked about with like Philadelphia in the

NFC East podcast, what do you look at in Baltimore to go, oh, well, yeah, I question this part

here. I don't like this. I mean, what, what is it? I'm not sure their first round rookie star

safety is going to be totally awesome right away. I don't know. He's going to be damn good and he's pro ready. Right. I know. You know what I mean? I'm just I'm throwing out what ifs. Jail Alexander can't stay on the field maybe the whole season. I mean, we're getting the iffy type of things when you break down their roster. There's not much to to not like, certainly, certainly. And then just like we've talked about

with, you know, Josh Allen or whatever, you got a quarterback that's an all-time great. It's one of the

greatest quarterbacks we've ever seen in our life. And that's to me one of the great

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