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.

Here you go, if you can try to beat him with his legs, because Alice runs after him, and May got there.

Drake May out, races the defender.

Fourth down, Stafford, looking, rolling, and incomplete.

Seattle takes over.

New England versus Seattle in Super Bowl 60.

We're all set, and it's exactly what we all thought it would be before the season began.

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It'll be a rematch of Super Bowl 49, a Super Bowl won by the Patriots,

when Malcolm Butler intercepted Russell Wilson at the one-yard line with 20 seconds left in the game.

A play forever known as the play where Seattle should have just given the ball to Marshawn Lynch

and won the game.

On the show today, I will here in this opening segment, recap both championship games.

Then Fred Smoot will jump on with me.

It's been a few months since we've had Smoot on the show.

And then I'll finish up with is another storm heading our way this coming weekend?

Maybe.

I'll also reminisce for a few minutes about what happened 34 years ago today.

I'll start with this.

Ben Standing this morning in his substack column reported that Washington is likely to welcome Duran Payne back for his final year on his current contract as the contract

currently exists. This is a surprise to me, and I think many of you as well, but I totally

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