The Commanders knew they'd lose in the NFCCG?

The Kevin Sheehan Show

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🗓️ 2 June 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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6.2.25, Denton Day reacts to the recent Mike Florio clip of him saying the Commanders knew they were in trouble before the NFC Championship game against the Eagles.

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0:00.0	Eric Edholm NFL.com coming up in 15 minutes here on the Kevin Cheyenne show.
0:06.4	Dent and Day sitting in for Kevin here on a Monday.
0:09.8	Kevin will be back on Wednesday.
0:11.4	It's Linnell tomorrow.
0:12.5	For those of you, they're asking, he's on vacation.
0:15.4	It's the middle of the summer, basically.
0:18.7	Summer for us, not for if you have school kids.
0:21.2	Right.
0:22.0	Kevin's enjoying himself, as he should be.
0:23.9	As he should be.
0:24.6	He doesn't need to come into work in June.
0:27.0	He's putting years of his life to this craft.
0:30.1	So I was stunned when I came across this soundbite this weekend.
0:33.6	This happened after, I saw it for the first time after we went off air on Friday,
0:37.1	but we had to bring this up.
0:39.3	Mike Florio is very well known in this industry, and his name carries a certain degree of weight.
0:45.2	What he says is not gospel, admittedly.
0:48.0	It's gossip, but it is gossip.
0:49.9	His name carries a certain degree of weight.
0:51.8	This is what Mike Florio said on Friday, talking about the commanders and the NFC championship game from earlier this year.
1:00.0	The day of the NFC championship, someone I know who is very well plugged in said the commanders know they're going to get their asses kick today.
1:08.6	And they're just kind of bracing for it.
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