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Coolie's back. He was with me on Saturday's show previewing yesterday's NFC title game, and he did a great job with it.

People loved it, by the way.

He watched both games yesterday.

You and I were texting during the game yesterday, and he is back with me to give us his thoughts

on Philly's 55 to 23 NFC championship win ending Washington season. I did do a postgame pod last

night. Put it out last night. It's titled, Season Ends in Philly. It includes

my full game take, and you can listen to it if you haven't already by just pulling up past episodes.

But I wanted to start with this, Chris, because I think when people look back on this game and they just look at the final score,

they're going to assume that this was a lopsided blowout win that Washington had no chance in.

Philly actually set the record for most points ever scored in a championship game.

Look, Philly was the better team. They deserve to win it. I'm not suggesting

otherwise. But I really felt late into the third quarter, really until that Echler fumble,

I just felt all along, and maybe it's because we watched Jaden Daniels all year long. I felt

like Washington was in it. And when they were down 11 and had the ball in the third quarter,

I still felt like they were going to win the game.

I'm curious as to what you thought as the game was going on.

Did you feel like they still had a shot, you know, especially when we got into, you know, that late

third quarter area?

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