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Mike Jones is going to be on with us.

Smell test later on.

Andy Poland will join us with a look back at the significant history between Jacksonville and Washington.

Actually, there was a game, and I think Andy's going to share it with us, a Steve Spurrier game back in 2002.

It's the only time the Redskins actually have ever lost to Jacksonville.

They're five and one all time against the Jags.

But the Spurrier team in 2002 lost at Jacksonville.

And there were some stories about how Spurrier handled the day that were very entertaining. And I think

true also, which makes it even better. What a game last night. What a football game last night.

And there was so much to it because, first of all, I'll start with this.

Those of you who know me from listening to me or know me personally know what a massive

Philip Rivers fan I have been over the course of his career.

Really?

Yeah, much to the, look, to those of you who have ridiculed me over the years about my belief that Philip

Rivers was in the midst of a Hall of Fame career, your apologies are accepted because he's a

first ballot Hall of Famer. But last night was a special night for him. He's had a couple of them

this year, though. You know, the Pittsburgh come back a few Sunday

nights ago, but last night down two touchdowns to the Chiefs at Arrowhead. And by the way, not only

down to the Chiefs, but down to Walt Anderson's officiating crew, too. It was two-on-one one last

night. The officiating in the game last night was unacceptable. More on that

in a moment. But down two touchdowns with just over seven minutes to go, he led two long touchdown drives.

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