The Ravens and the Steelers had 20 years of dominance in the AFC North.

They changed coaches.

Now, will their position change in that division?

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I'm Tony Wiggins, the host of the barbershop.

He's Matt Williamson, my Friday co-host.

And here's what we're going to discuss today.

At the end of the show, we'll discuss two NFC teams in a critical stage. In the middle of the show, let's go to Ohio and talk about the Bengals and the Browns hope to move up. Why are they hoping to move up? Because the teams at the top customarily, the Steelers and the Ravens are still Kings of the North, but maybe is not because they had coaching changes and that's where I want to start now John Harbaugh Mike Tomlin man we've seen them on the sidelines with these two teams

not only in the bitter rivalry mat against each other and you've had a front row seat

but they've just been the steady hands of these two franchises. And now without them,

we're going to have to see if the Ravens and the Steelers are still the kings of the AOC North.

Yeah. And I do think there's still a lot of stability in both organizations, obviously. I mean,

the GM's ownership, the way they do business, you know, Mentor comes back to

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