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The Kevin Sheehan Show

Kevin Sheehan, Blue Wire

Sports, Football

4.8 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2025

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Kevin opened with Washington's 2025-2026 Super Bowl odds before getting to his first thoughts on the Commanders' off-season priorities. Fred Smoot joined Kevin with his analysis on the loss to the Eagles in the NFC Championship game and his off-season priorities. Some talk of the name and early thoughts on the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	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.
0:10.7	Window Nation is the presenting sponsor of the show. As always, call them if you need new windows.
0:16.2	86690 Nation or windownation.com. Fred Smoot's going to be on this show.
0:22.6	I love Smoot.
0:23.4	We will go back and relive Sunday a little bit and then look ahead to what they need to do in the upcoming offseason.
0:31.5	A few emails and then I'm going to get to my top five priorities for the off season. It's Wednesday we can start to look
0:40.9	ahead after Sunday's loss in the NFC title game. But this email from Sander I want to start with,
0:48.7	he writes, Kevin, good take on yesterday's show on the distance between Washington and Philadelphia.
0:56.5	Real quickly, Tommy and I talked about kind of the gap between the Eagles and the skins
1:01.1	and the pressure that is on good pressure, but the pressure that is on Adam Peters to close that gap,
1:07.4	to win more games than Philadelphia, to win the divisions so that the path back to
1:14.0	the NFC title game and beyond is easier because you have home games. So anyway, Sander
1:21.0	writes, good take on the distance between Washington and Philadelphia, but don't you think that
1:27.2	the rest of the NFC seems to be
1:29.5	weakening? The Lions have 19 unrestricted free agents, and they lost both coordinators. They did. Ben
1:37.6	Johnson, Aaron Glenn, both head coaches. The Bucks lost their OC. The Vikings don't have a proven
1:44.1	quarterback under contract. The Rams have an aging quarterback. The 49ers, who knows, and the rest of the NFC South and NFC East are garbage. I think Washington might have the third best odds to win the NFC championship next year. What do you think? You know, Sander,
2:02.9	right when I read your email, I thought to myself, you're spot on. Washington's going to have
2:10.5	the third best odds to win the NFC championship behind Philadelphia and Detroit. And guess what? The answer is already there, because my
2:21.7	bookie and everybody else has the 2025, 2026 Super Bowl odds up and available. And Washington is not
2:31.0	the third choice to win the NFC championship.
2:41.3	San Francisco is the Super Bowl odds at my bookie for 2025, for the 2026 Super Bowl.
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