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We're going to the ice tonight. The NHL season begins today on ESPN and the all-new ESPN app with an opening night triple header.

The defending champion Panthers will raise their banner before they host Connor Bedard and the Blackhawks at 5 Eastern.

Coverage begins with the point at 4 Eastern.

We go back to Monday night football, though.

The Jaguars took down the Chiefs last night,

and the defense got a pick six off Patrick Mahomes at the goal line.

Trevor Lawrence overcame two stumbles to score the game-winning touchdown.

3128 victory.

The Jags matched their win total from last season,

and the Chiefs now fall to below 500.

Here's Trevor Lawrence on his game-winning play. Just panic, sheer panic on the ground, trying to, we didn't have any timeouts. Got stepped on coming out, and I was like, I got to get up, and I was just going to throw it out of balance to stop the clock, and then there was really no one around me. So, went and made a play.

Thank goodness he didn't throw it out of balance because look at the result

maybe would have been very different. Hello to Drew Breeze, who joins us now here on first take. How are you, Drew? What's up, Drew? Let's talk a little bit about... What's up, gang? How we doing? We have been arguing, kind of. That's what we do on the show, I guess, for the last hour about Trevor Lawrence.

You obviously, very quarterback heavy here as a former QB.

What happens to you? arguing, kind of, that's what we do on the show, I guess, for the last hour about Trevor Lawrence. You obviously, very quarterback heavy here as a former QB. What have you seen out

of Trevor Lawrence this season that you have not seen in years past? Look, I see a poise and a

maturity level. I mean, look, here's a guy who obviously went to an organization who had a lot

of holes to fill.

And,

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