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.

Steve Suter on the show today to break down the film from the Denver game on Sunday night.

We'll get to Steve at about 15 minutes or so.

In this opening segment, I'm going to play something from Dan Quinn's press conference earlier today.

He talked about new wide receiver, Trelon Burks.

You'll hear that coming up shortly.

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I'm going to open with a text that I got last night from Good Friend and Show contributor,

legal contributor, great storytelling contributor, a text from Howard Gutman, former ambassador

to Belgium during the Obama years, and by the way, a host, actually a co-host with his

son Colin of a commander's post-game radio show in Richmond, W-R-V-A radio in Richmond.

You can listen to Howard and Colin do a post-game show following each game if you're driving down in Richmond.

Anyway, Howard texted me last night the following.

He wrote, Kevin, I tuned into the show yesterday to hear your thoughts on what I

considered to be the most significant decision of the game. I thought Dan Quinn and the team

spoke volumes about Jake Moody before he ever made his first attempt by choosing to punt from

the Bronco 39-yard line

rather than attempt a 56-yard field goal or even go for it on 4th down.

We're down 3-0, and at that point, a field goal would have changed momentum.

In today's NFL, any average or above-average kicker gets to try a 56-yard field goal.

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