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All right, the weekend is not done.

What a game we should have tonight.

Monday night football, Vikings and Bears quarterback matchup alone is worth the

price of admission. You'll see it on ESPN, ABC and ESPN Deportes and the all new ESPN app,

where you can also see, speaking of quarterbacks, Peyton and Eli, on ESPN 2. Our buddy Van Peltin

Company, have Monday countdown to start your evening. What an unbelievable week one this has been, right?

Dating back to Thursday night was great. Friday night was fascinating.

Yesterday was ridiculous and if you didn't stay up late last night, you missed a masterpiece.

It was the game of the year. Any year. There you see the two quarterbacks.

Let's take you through what you missed if you didn't stay up late last night. Pick it up in the fourth quarter. Bills are down by 15, but Dan Josh Allen was not giving up. Yeah, great job by Josh Allen on the perimeter. He could either throw the corner out or run as a ball carrier. He puts that defender in conflict, walk in touchdown. They go for the two and don't get it. So they're down by nine and then Derek Henry Dan was unstoppable. They just kept running that same off tackle run. Sometimes it was a toss. Sometimes it was a handoff. Some of the holes were absolutely enormous. The size and speed that he continues to have is big time. He had 169 yards rushing Bill's possession. Fourth and two, how about this play? One of the plays of the game. The quarterback keeps the play alive. There's really no other option but just to give Keon Coleman a chance.

It gets tipped. Outstanding job by Keon Coleman to just staying alive and making a play on the football.

And they need a mistake from the Ravens and they get it.

Derek Henry with the fumble, DeWood. How about the play from Ed Oliver? Ed Oliver was a beast all night getting penetration. And no bigger play than that one right there, knocking that ball out from King Henry. Bills take over in great field position with an opportunity and you want to strike quickly. And Dan, here's the very first play after the turnover. Yeah, I love the play call. I love the play design. Three tight ends on the field. Josh peaks to hold Hamilton the safety then finds that rookie tight end. Jackson Hawes down the seam. A beautiful throw against cover three and then Josh takes it over the top. And all of a sudden Buffalo feels like they're back in it. But they go for the two and don't get it. So Rex, the Ravens can run out the clock. Here's third and nine. They throw short of the sticks. What should they do? Go for it. 100% go for it. You do not have the 2000 Raven defense anymore. Instead, they punt it away and here comes Allen. Joshua Palmer, 32 yards up to sideline. The Bills are marching, 45 seconds.

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