Lamar Jackson will keep it, sweeps to the left, and he will strut in for the touchdown.

Lamar Jackson stroves in for six, and the Raven strike first against the New England Patriots.

Goliath has been felt, at least for one night.

The mighty New England Patriots lost to the Baltimore Ravens

and second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson is looking like a conqueror.

First, we talk about how he did it and what his success means for mobile quarterbacks.

And ahead of Monday's tilt between Dallas and New York, did the Cowboys make a mistake

not getting a deal done with DAC?

I'm Mina Kimes.

It's Monday, November 4th.

This is ESPN Daily, presented by Indeed.

It's Sunday night, and as always, I watch the games on several screens at my house,

with multiple tabs open on my computer and multiple cans of Diet Coke sitting on the table,

as well as an ongoing text chain with ESPN's Bill Barnwell.

Bill, what does it look like on your end?

Well, number one, it's Diet Pepsi here, not Diet Coke. Always trying to angle for that Diet Pepsi sponsorship. I got 27 tabs open. I had three screens going for different points

of the day today.

And I think we got a really interesting set of games, sort of topped by the final game of the night.

I am so excited to talk about this game.

I mean, so every Sunday, you and I geek out about various weird and interesting things happening all day.

And we try to settle on one big tech away by the end of the night. And, well, the Ravens made it easy for us. Bill, did we just see the advent of the

Lamar Jackson era? Yeah, I think we saw the point of no return for the people who think he is not an NFL quarterback. It doesn't mean

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