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.

Clinton Portis is going to be on the show with me today. It's been a while since we've had Clinton on the show. Looking forward to that. He'll join me beginning in the next segment. He's been following the team.

I talked to him last week, and I am pretty sure he watched the game yesterday,

but he has some thoughts on this year's team and their prospects moving ahead into hopefully the postseason.

So Clinton will jump on with me in the next segment.

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they will take really good care of you. I've got a second

stab on the game yesterday. A second game take a much more complete one than I had on the postgame

podcast that I did last evening. If you missed it, Duran Payne joined me from the locker room in New Orleans after the game,

but I'll have a lot more on the one-point win in New Orleans in just a few minutes.

I wanted to start with this, two things that really have nothing to do with yesterday's game.

In the NFL yesterday, there were two rare events.

First, in the Eagles win over the Steelers, and they pounded Pittsburgh 27 to 13. The game actually

wasn't even as close as the score indicated, and it didn't indicate that it was that close.

But in the second half of that game, the Steelers had the ball for just two possessions.

Two times in the second half, they possessed the football.

That's it.

That is the first time that's happened since 2009.

Listen to this.

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