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We're going to talk some college football coming up next hour.

Talk to defending national champions, the Ohio State Buckeyes, Big Ten,

maybe get a conversation going with Jared's Penn State Nittany Lions.

That's one pretty high on for the upcoming season.

Dive into those teams and the Big Ten to look ahead to that.

But let's continue the NFL conversation as we bring on another great guest to join us

today on the show.

Connor Allen, props and fantasy 4-4 football, move the lines podcast as well.

Give them a follow on X at Connor Allen NFL.

Going to talk some teams, some props with Connor.

But Connor, right off the bat, just want to get to the breaking news with you. T.J. Watt signing that massive extension. The Steelers are an interesting team, right? Because of Tomlin's track record, never had a losing season. Rogers comes over. Making moves this offseason. Bringing D.K. Metcalfe, trading away. Minka Fitzpatrick. They've been in the news a lot. What are your thoughts on them and kind of just the AFC North as a whole? You know, like the Bengals, the Ravens, is it still the Ravens for you? Just your thoughts on Pittsburgh and the AFC North, Connor. Yeah, this Steelers team is really interesting. You mentioned a lot of moves that they made there. I'm really most excited to see what happens when it's like third down and three and there's a run play called from Arthur Smith and Rogers goes up there and just like checks out of a run just like into a slant and see what happens. I just want to see what Tomlin does, you know, after a couple of them are incomplete and inevitably don't go as well as we've seen in the past. So I would say though, I'm cautiously optimistic for the Steelers team. They have a lot of good players. I still do think that Rogers has some left in the tank and has a lot more around him than he has had in the past. And obviously, drafting Caleb Johnson helps as well with the running game. The defensive additions are huge. And they have a great schedule for the buy. Jets, Seahawks, Pat's, Vikings, Browns, you know, on the buy. So I think that they're like a good sell high after week six. I think there's some pretty winnable games early on in the season for the Steelers team. But this division as a hole here. I mean, the Ravens are just really tough to poke too many holes in here. They added more on defense.

Like their offensive line is good.

They have a ton of playmakers. Lamar doesn't even necessarily need all those guys to be 100% for them to win a lot of games. So I think the Ravens are still the ball of all here at the top, but that the Steelers are going to win a lot of games that people might not expect, I think, this year. Yeah, how about the Steelers two games against the Ravens the last five weeks?

I feel like that's a negative. lot of games that people might not expect, I think, this year. Yeah, how about the Steelers, two games against the Ravens the last five weeks?

I feel like that's a negative, but the opposite to that argument, Connor, is if they are kind of hovering, you do get to face the team that's probably directly in front of you

twice the last five weeks of the year. Now, we'll see what they have left in the tank. I think those first few weeks, and not to go too crazy on the Steelers, but we were just talking about it, those defensive coaches and the defenses they face those first four weeks. I mean, it's really tough, right? Like, you know the Jets are going to be itching to get after Rogers. Then you got Mike McDonald and the Seahawks, Rabel and the Pats, and then you go to Ireland, you face Flores and the Vikings. Like, those are aggressive, tough defenses. So if you want to say the Steelers are going to be healthy early in the year, they might not be healthy after that four-week gauntlet right out of the gate. Yeah, it's a really, it is a really interesting stretch.

I think that's actually almost like a make or break for their season to some extent. after that four-week gauntlet right out of the gate. Yeah, it is a really interesting stretch.

I think that's actually almost like a maker break for their season to some extent, because that's the most winnable patch of games here. They're starting off three-point favorites against the Jets, one-and-foint favorites against the Seahawks, and then they're like small underdogs at New England against Minnesota. so like I think that's really important to come out of the buy against Cleveland

but if they're not like two and two in small underdogs at New England against Minnesota. So, like, I think that's really important

to come out of the buy against Cleveland. But if they're not, like, two and two in that range,

or they get banged up or Rogers is hurt, like the floor is, I wouldn't say really low, because

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