You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Cheen Show, here's Kevin.

Third and ten, four-man Rush, it's got thrown over the middle, and it's picked off Jeremy

Chin and Washington will be going to the NFC Championship for the first time in 33 years.

They did it. They won. They are heading to the NFC Championship game for the first time since 1991.

And if they play next weekend, the way they play tonight, they're heading for the

Super Bowl two weeks later. I'm in for a postgame podcast, losing my voice just a bit. My

game take coming up, the show's presenting sponsor, is Window Nation, 86690 Nation, or

windownation.com. Wow. what a performance. Unstoppable on offense. Again,

opportunistic as hell on defense. And once again, you saw it from the jump. They weren't

messing around. They thought they could win. They coached and played to win.

And they did 45 to 31 over the top-seated lions in their house. A hell of a game between two

very good teams, but only one team, only one, had Jaden Daniels.

You know, I always start these post-game podcasts or shows with the thing that I'm feeling the most in that moment when the game ends,

the thing that, you know, moved me the most, thrilled me, angered me, you know, whatever the strongest emotion is in the moment I

usually go with in this opening segment before I get to, you know, the game take and sort of an

analysis of the way I saw the game unfold. And you would think for somebody like me, because

I'm a lot like you, that because of what

we've been through as a fan base for the last two to three decades, that I would be sharing

with you in a very kind of emotional way, how happy I am, how joyful I am, how much pride or relief or whatever the emotion is, something about

just the weight, you know, 33 years, and being a part of this fan base that you've been a part of

as well and what we've been together and how long

...