Welcome back.

Junkies coming to you live on 106.

I'm the fan and the Team 980 here in the DMV.

Let's head out to the Rude guest hotline and check in with our guy, Mike Jones, from the athletic. Rude's most reliable heating and air-conditioned products in the DMV. Hey, Mike. How are you guys doing this morning? Let's start with the game last night. Thanks for joining us. Really an amazing back-and-forth game, Caleb and Brock Purdy exchanging blows.

And we were just talking about this as we went to break.

With San Francisco continuing to win and potentially end up the one seed, could Kyle

Shanahan be the coach of the year?

You know, I do think, and I did something on this a couple weeks ago,

I think that it should come down to him and Mike Grable. And, you know, what Mike Brable has done

really, you know, is impressive, turning that team around back-to-back, four and 13 seasons. He

comes in there, and now they're one of the best teams of the AFC. What Kyle has done, though, is really

impressive. It's very, very, very rare, and I don't know that we've seen it, that you lose your

starting quarterback for that stretch time. You lose your two best defensive players. You never

have Brandon Ayuk. You have constantly, I mean, they didn't have Trent Williams for most of

that game yesterday,

and they still were able to get the job done.

They've done a really good job of developing the talent that they have. You know, he and John Lynch work hand in hand and have since they've been there.

And so they're on the same page as far as drafting and developing the type of talent

and plugging guys in. And so here they have the opportunity, like you said, to have the number

one seed and then be at home throughout the whole playoffs, you know, and Super Bowl. It's pretty

remarkable. I mean, McCaffrey's just unstoppable. He's just unbelievable. He's got close to

2,000 yards from scrimmage. He's got 1179 running it. It's got almost 900 receiving. He's

...