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Week four of the NFL is here, and we've got everything you need to know heading into the weekend from local experts across Locked-on Podcast Network.

I'm your host, Kevin Ostriker, of Locked-on Ravens.

And from the primetime game of the Micah Parsons Bowl between the Cowboys and the Packers,

the big 4 o'clock matchup in Kansas City to why that Buccaneers and Eagles game of undefeated is going to be a good one.

We're going to go game by game to make you the most informed fan for game day with the help of our local experts across our network,

the Lockdown podcast network, your team every day.

So let's start with a look, not at the 1 p.m.

slate, but we're going to dive into the 930 game.

It is Ireland, the Steelers and the Vikings battling and out.

So we're going to dive into it with Luke Braun of Locked on Vikings as well as Chris Carter of Locked on Steelers. Moving on here with this crossover Thursday episode of Locked on Vikings and Locked on Steelers, Chris. So here's the real weakness on the offense. There's all this great stuff. We love the O-line. We we love the past catchers there's a lot of talent on this offense the viking fans are all really excited about the quarterback situation has not been fun um j j mccarthy mostly struggled in two games he's got a high ankle sprain now carson wents is in he plays against cincinnati like a backup he misses some leaves some meat on the bone and it kind of doesn't matter because you get two defensive touchdowns and a run game

explosion. The Vikings are going to have to do that again, I think. If this comes down to,

all right, Carson Wentz, you're going to have to throw for 350, I don't see this working out for

the Vikings. But how do the Steelers feel about going up against a backup quarterback that's largely just going to try to do a lot of really simple things, the stuff he can handle, and then like hope that the playmakers make place?

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