Deshaun has said, I can be as electrifying as anybody, but I'm going to play the position.

Lamar has said, I want to learn the position as well.

They both should be outlawed from the NFL if they pulled this off because they will not be stopped.

That was Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young, talking about this Sunday's matchup between two MVP candidates, Deshawn Watson and Lamar Jackson.

It's the first time these electric quarterbacks have faced off in the NFL,

after each overcame skepticism for people who doubted their potential to play the most important position in the game.

Today, why so many got it wrong, and how Watson and Jackson are changing the narrative

about dual threat quarterbacks. I'm I meanekimes. It's Friday, November 15th. This is ESPN

Daily, presented by Dell Small Business. Okay, this is happening. It's happening. Dominique Foxworth on ESPN Daily. The people left messages. They left to the reviews. They said, we want Foxworth. Why do you sound so surprised?

Dominique Foxworth is a former NFL player and a writer at the undefeated.

Dominique, Texans at Ravens, Deshawn Watson versus Lamar Jackson.

I am extremely pumped to watch this football game.

I mean, how could you not?

Like, there are playoff implications about like the first round by.

Then you have two MVP caliber quarterbacks going face to face it's not even that they are efficient they are exciting like lamar jackson is spinning people out of their

shoes look at him turn back and forth oh he broke his ankles now he's got an entourage and he's got a touchdown

he is houdini and dischaun watson is taking feet to the Now he's got an entourage, and he's got a touchdown.

He is Houdini.

And Deshawn Watson is taking feet to the face and throwing touchdown passes.

Watson, and he goes down.

No, he stays on his feet, throws on the run.

Touchdown!

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