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. Tommy's here. I am here. Windonation is the presenting sponsor of this show. Call them at 86690 Nation or head towindonation.com. If you need new windows. So Tommy, you were there on Sunday.

We've had 48 hours to kind of digest that, the win that got this team to 4 and 1 for the first time in 16 years.

We are about five days away from, I don't think it's an exaggeration to say it,

the biggest early season, regular season game for this franchise in decades. But before we get

to Baltimore, you were at Northwest Stadium on Sunday. What did you think?

The story of the day, besides the win, I saw it, was the crowd, was a literal whole field

advantage.

It was all the players wanted to talk about.

It was what the coach wanted to talk about in his opening his press conference before he even got the question.

It was as different a crowd as I've seen in a long time at that stadium.

There was no Brown's present to speak of.

You know, the crowd was enthusiastic. They were loud. You know, the crowd was enthusiastic.

They were loud.

You know, Dan Quinn said he felt that they were, you know, instrumental in a couple

of false starts plays by the Browns.

And to me, since we have talked so much about the stadium and the crowds, to have that change like that,

that was the big story.

I guess.

I mean, so I have, I probably have three people in my life that still go to games, and they

report in always when it matters matters and it mattered on Sunday.

Number one, the game was not a sellout. Neither was the giant game. But that's a different

argument. I'm not, hold on, let me finish. Secondly, they said both of them, or one of them said

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