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The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

And John, your final thoughts about today and about the season for these two.

Well, it's just my final thoughts are really about being here at RFK. And like I said earlier,

there's no place that I would rather be than right here in RFK Stadium today because there were so many

great moments here and moments that we've been together over the years and games. And it wasn't just

one play or one group or one guy it was a combination to me the

memories of all the fans you know and how great they were and how this whole place would

shake and jump and the you know in the fight song and the hogs and rigo and players and close

games and joe chicobe Jacoby going against Lawrence Taylor and the

great battles and Joe Feisman and you know what I mean all the all the players and

and things that happened here and you just kind of collect them all and put them right in here

and say duck this was pretty good.

John Madden loved the Washington Redskins of the 1980s and 1990s.

That was, we played it last week, actually.

That was John Madden at the end of the final game at RFK Stadium in December of 1996. We remembered that game, the 25-year

anniversary of the final game at RFK last week, and I think I played that exact soundbite

from Madden. He loved everything about this team in this city. He loved the hogs. He loved Joe Jacoby. He loved Rigo. He loved Dexter. He loved

Daryl Green. He loved RFK Stadium. He was along with Pat Summerall, and we have said this recently

about someone else, but he was the soundtrack of Washington's glory years. The glory years of the

NFC East, being a part of CBS's NFC package meant that he called every big game that Washington

had that wasn't a Monday night or a Sunday night game on another network. We said this recently about the

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