Welcome back. It is the Kevin Sheehan show. Toby Altizer sitting in for Kevin today. I'll be back at 10 o'clock tomorrow. 301-2-30980 if you'd like to hop in as we talk about the divisional round. Just taking a quick look at some of these games. Also want to throw out this Sean McVeigh stat, which I find incredibly odds. And I love when you get these weird little stats. So Sean McVeigh stat, which I find incredibly odds. And I love when you get these weird little stats.

So Sean McVeigh has now coached, I believe this will be his 15th playoff game coming up in the divisional round.

And it'll be the 15th different team that he'll face.

15.

How do you not face the same team twice?

That doesn't seem real. Like that doesn't seem like it should be possible.

But if you go back, 2017, face the Falcons, 2018, Cowboys Saints and Patriots,

2020, Seahawks and Packers, 2021, Cardinals, Buccaneers, Niners, Bengals,

2023, the Lions. Last year, Vikings and Eagles.

This year, so far,

Panthers and then the Bears.

I mean, he's almost gotten through the entire NFC.

I think the commander's got to get into the playoffs next year and play them,

so that way they haven't played him yet,

so that can make it 16.

That's just wild.

He's got a, what? So the Niners are the only team remaining in the NFC that he's faced in the playoffs? Um. Because I'm trying to see how long we can get this to go. Let's see. Did I say Seahawks? I don't think you did. He did. He did Seahawks.

Oh boy. So he's on a collision course.

If they win, it'll be the second time that they face somebody. Wow.

So if they move past the Bears, then this tree comes to an end. If not though, Washington's on the clock.

That's right, baby.

They've got to face them next year.

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