Hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. We are brought to you by Blue Chew today. I urge you to take a look at their wonderful product. I'll tell you more about them in a moment. But as we've done with four of the divisions, today I want to go to the AFC North. Sort of hits home for me a little bit. And kind of preview their over underwind

total chances and whatnot, as we've done with the other two. We've done both Souths. We've done both

east. So I owe you this one and three more, both West and today's AFC North. We'll do NFC North

probably at some point this week as well

and gotten a lot of good feedback on these. So here's what's going on in the AFC North this year.

If you haven't heard the other four, obviously in their schedule they have six division games.

Every team in a league has six division games. You know, you're going to play within your, you know, the AFC North. The AFC North has four games

against the AFC West. Not easy, you know, for sure. You know, I think Denver's improved.

Kansas City have some questions about, but they're always tough to play against. Some

questions about the Raiders. The Chargers are good.

And the NFC South, which to me is clearly the best division in the league.

So the AFC North folks do not have an easy run.

And then there's two more variable games, as you guys I hope know by now.

So, you know, they've got six games within the division, four against an AFC conference,

or division, four against an NFC division, which is the NFC South, not easy.

And then there's two others.

The Steelers, who have an over-under-win total of 10 and a half,

their two variable games, because they're first-place team, are the Patriots and the Jags.

Ooh, I mean, if any two teams have the Steelers number in the league, it's the Patriots and the Jags.

But according to Warren Sharps, you know, and by the way, his guy is out, I urge you to check that out.

The Steelers have the 14th easiest strength of schedule in the league.

But, you know, which is right in the middle, basically.

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