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.

Riggins.

He's going to go all the way, unless Blackwood can catch him and he can't.

NBC's Dick Enberg on the call 43 years ago tonight.

Simply put the most memorable sports moment in the history of this city.

Go line, go line. I write 70 Chip.

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I'm going to tell you something about Rigo's Run in Super Bowl 17 that I don't think you've ever heard.

That's coming up in a few minutes.

On the show today, former Washington offensive coordinator Scott Turner will join me.

First time for Scott being on the show.

We'll talk about the three years he spent here as the team's OC,

but we'll also go back to the 90s when his father Norve coached the team.

I'll get his thoughts on Jaden Daniels, the David Blow hire.

We'll get him to pick the Super Bowl as well.

Scott Turner in a few minutes.

So Rigo's run 43 years ago tonight in Super Bowl 17 in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena gave Washington a three-point lead, a 20 to 17 lead with just over

10 minutes to go in the game. You know, the legend of that play is told many times by so many of us over the years

has occasionally been exaggerated.

You know, the touchdown was for the lead.

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