A Playoff Pick Public Darling

The Kevin Sheehan Show

Kevin Sheehan, Blue Wire

Sports, Football

4.8 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Kevin today opened with some Frank, Sonny, and Sam and then talked about how Washington has become a playoff pick public darling for some reason. Then it was Sam Fortier/Washington Post jumping on to talk about the first week of Commanders' camp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You don't want it.
0:04.3	You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.
0:07.5	The Kevin Sheehan Show.
0:09.1	Here's Kevin.
0:11.1	Shotgun, two blockers back there with Shane Matthews.
0:15.1	The ball at the 26-yard line.
0:16.8	They've got across the 20.
0:18.1	He's back.
0:19.0	Looks left, checks off right, door to the end zone got a man
0:21.7	touchdown washington redskins kevin locket he will keep challenging you he will keep challenging
0:33.6	you 26 yards.
0:43.3	Dwayne Starks and Kwame Lasseter were covering, but not well enough, a beautifully thrown ball.
0:43.7	Yes, it was.
0:44.3	Let me tell you what, that was a great catch, too.
0:47.1	I mean, he was covered.
0:48.7	He fell off and caught the ball.
0:51.0	How about that to start the show today?
0:53.0	A little Frank, Sonny, and Sam, you're welcome.
0:56.8	What was that you may be asking yourself?
0:59.9	Some of you, I think, have figured it out.
1:03.0	I will explain why I came into the show with that highlight and what it was here in about a minute or so.
1:10.2	Let me just mention Sam Fort 48 coming up on the show.
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