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Trailing by a point.

Jackson tried to throw for it, and he's got it.

Marquise Brown hangs on to the football and scores.

How do you like that?

And that was the touchdown pass last night from Lamar Jackson to Hollywood Brown

that gave Baltimore the lead. It would not be

the winning score. That would come on a Justin Tucker 55-yard field goal. But if you stayed up,

as Tommy did, and as I did, and watched Monday night football, you saw one of the really good,

if not great regular season games in a long, long time.

Coolie's going to be on with us in a bit to do his offensive film breakdown from the San Francisco

game. Tommy is with me right now. That game last night was so good. I pulled up late last night, Tommy, after the game, you know,

search the web for the greatest regular season NFL games of all time, which I'm not going to

put that game as the greatest, but it certainly was one of the more thrilling and dramatic. I

played the Willis Reed entrance into the garden on the radio show this morning

with him coming in. It's not apples to apples, but Lamar Jackson leaving the field, you know,

to relieve himself, to take an IV injection, whatever it was, and then to come back at the two-minute

warning after Trace McSorley got hurt, throw a touchdown pass on fourth and five was awfully dramatic.

The whole game was dramatic.

It was a great game.

But I found this list of the greatest regular season games of all time on USA Today, which I'll get to some of them in a moment.

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