You don't want it.

You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

Chris Cooley will be on the show with me starting in the next segment.

So I'll keep this opening segment pretty short so we can get to Chris and get his thoughts on the game that he watched and actually

broke down film on. So stay tuned for that. The show's presenting sponsor. As always,

is Window Nation 86690 Nation, windonation.com if you need new windows. So our team has reached one of the biggest stages in sports. Championship Sunday

in the NFL. The two games that will determine the Super Bowl matchup. The only sporting event

that attracts a larger audience than the upcoming two championship games is the

Super Bowl itself.

121 million people watched the Super Bowl last year, the Chiefs and the 49ers.

The second and third most watched television programs of the year last year were the two

NFL championship games, the AFC title game

and the NFC title game. Fifty-six million watched the 49ers and the Lions last year,

and 50 million-plus watched the Chiefs beat the Ravens last year. By the way, I was looking at this before the show started.

The top 11 watched television shows in 2024 so far, all NFL games.

And then number 12 was the presidential debate between Trump and Harris.

And then 13, the Oscars. Sunday stage is huge. You know, I've shared over

the years occasionally, especially this week, I've shared this, you know, kind of dream that one of

these years, you know, we'd be able to see Washington as part of Championship Sunday.

Weirdly, I've thought more about this game than even the Super Bowl.

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