It's crossover Thursday here on the locked on podcast network.

Chris Carter, Kevin Ostriter of Lockdown Steelers and Lockdown Ravens, are both coaches coaching for their right to stay on their teams.

We'll talk about that story and a lot more here on the Locked On Podcast Network on crossover Thursday.

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Hello, welcome to crossover Thursday here on the Locked-on Podcast Network and a happy new year to everyone out there who's joining us here on this Thursday.

I'm Chris Carter. He's Kevin Ostriker. We are of Locked-on Steelers and Locked-on Ravens. And if always, this is crossover Thursday where we start breaking the game down between both of our shows here on the Locked On podcast network, which by the way is the number one sports podcasting network in the world.

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As always, it's prize picks. Download the prize picks app today. Use code locked on NFL and you'll get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. Kevin, we meet again, my friend. And here we are. It's all on the line. This isn't, it's, you know, before it was, before a lot was on the line. Both teams were

six to six when they met in Baltimore and it was the Steelers were trending one way, the Ravens were trending the other. And then all of a sudden that, that game happened and it flipped. But then you go into last week, the Steelers just needed one thing to go their way. Ravens lose, Steelers win, either one happens, this game doesn't matter.

The AFC North Clinched.

And what happens?

Ravens walk into Lambo win. Either one happens. This game doesn't matter.

The AFC North clinched. What happens? Ravens walk into Lambo and Derek Henry bulldozes the

Packers. The Steelers go into Cleveland. Their defense plays well, but their offense lays an egg.

They lose. And here we are. Week 18 for all the marbles. Couldn't ask for anything better, unless you're us who have to work until like three o'clock

in the morning on Sunday night.

Yeah, this is actually Baltimore's third straight primetime game, third straight flexed game.

So, you know, I've definitely those late nights have been plenty for this team over the last

handful of weeks.

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