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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

It's Saturday, January 18th.

It is day one of NFL divisional round playoff football, and Washington is going to be a part of it.

Tonight, in Detroit, a chance for Washington to advance to their first NFC title game

in 33 years.

I'm here with a little bit more before the game tonight.

Two conversations, one with John Kime in Detroit, the other one with Bram Weinstein, who will be on the call for the Washington Commander's Radio Network with London Fletcher side by side and my good friend Chris Johnson producing the radio call. Both will join me here shortly John first in about three minutes.

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A couple of quick things before we start with John and then get to Bram.

The line for the game tonight has been bouncing all over the place this

morning. I woke up, it was eight and a half down from nine and a half, ten, and now it's back to

nine and a half, ten everywhere. I'm assuming that there was some buyback at a plus ten number

from some sharp betters thinking that there was just a lot of value in Washington getting

10 points. But the line movement on this game all week long has been interesting to watch. I did

this detailed breakdown at the start of yesterday's show about the history of big underdogs

against number one seeds in this round.

It's not pretty.

There have been a few who have won games outright.

I'm not going to go through it again.

But tonight, if Washington is indeed a 10-point underdog at kickoff,

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