Today's very special crossover episode of The Rana Fell Show and The Rewatchables is brought to you by The Ringer Podcast Network.

This week we have several sports rewatchables running across the network on Monday.

Bill Simmons had Joe House and Chris Ryan in the Bill Simmons podcast to take a look back at Game 6 of the 2016 NBA Western Conference Finals between the Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder.

On Thursday, Michael Bauman and Mallory Rubin discussed Game 6 of the 2011 World Series between the Texas Rangers and the St. Louis Cardinals on the Rana Fell show feed.

And on Friday, tune into the masked man show feed to your David Schumacher and special guest Zach Linder unpacked WrestleMania 30.

So be sure to check those out wherever you get your podcast.

Welcome to The Rewatchables. I'm Robert Mays joined by Kevin Clark. Kevin, this is kind of new. This is very new. It's the first thing we've done.

I'm very excited about this. We're doing a special section of sports rewatchables, a special collection of them.

We went back and watched in my mind maybe the most rewatchable football game of the past, I don't know, 10 years or so.

But I only I say that and I've never actually seen the TV version of this game, which is kind of strange.

Were you in the press talk to this particular game? I was not there. I was in Denver for the Colts Broncos AFC Championship Games.

So I didn't watch this game on TV. I watched it afterward, obviously, but I watched the coaches tape in just preparation for the Super Bowl.

I just watched the, I mean, if you're going to study the game, that's how I study the game. So I have not seen the TV version of the 2013 NFC Championship game between the 49ers and the Seahawks.

That's what we're going to talk about. How was it for you? It was fun to go back and watch it in that way. But I feel like I really missed out watching it on TV was fun.

I've never seen this version of the game before. Yeah, I was there. I've never seen the TV, the TV version of the game because I was in the press box.

That's funny. We're doing the rewatchables, but neither of us have ever seen it the first time since the watchables. It's the watchables.

Yeah, so it was one of the most fun, if not the most fun game I've ever covered. Seattle lends itself to that.

The stadium is in the thick of the city. I remember walking to the stadium from my hotel and they just have a vibe.

We've talked about this before, but there aren't many cities where the stadium is part of the community like that. You have like Foxboro, which is not really anywhere.

There's a Barleau in your Foxboro, right? That's what you're kind of I enjoy watching games there, but just as far as the area around it, there's just not a lot there.

That's pretty typical most NFL places Miami, you know, it's kind of in the middle of the parking lot stuff. Seattle, it was just a big game atmosphere all day.

It was just hard to describe. It was one of the most fun just from the moment I woke up on that day, the vibe in the city, seeing how that game ended.

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