Second down in 25. Aaron Rogers, low snap from Lindsay, the center. He's going to get a hit and buried from behind by Eric Armstead.

Boy, did Armstead just jump on his back and devour him.

The San Francisco 49ers dominated the Packers on Sunday night, and their terrifying defense has

them on top of the NFC.

How they got so good, so fast, and what lessons other teams can learn from their rebuild.

Then, Lamar Jackson is the most electric player in the NFL.

Can he be stopped?

I'm Inakimes. It's Monday, November 25th.

This is ESPN Daily, presented by Dell Small Business.

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Bill Barnwell is a senior writer at ESPN and the host of the Bill Barnwell show, an NFL podcast.

Bill, before we get to the Niners, I first want to give a nod to our neighbors to the North in Winnipeg,

whose Blue Bombers won the Canadian Football League Grey Cup, which means friend of the show,

Chris Matthew, who joined us Friday and is a fan of that team.

You may recall he famously pledged not to wear pants until the Blue Bombers won it all.

Well, Bill, he put on pants. There's video of him on the internet very slowly pulling on a pair of gray Zubas on the

field as the crowd looks on and cheers. It was quite a moment. It really was, Mina.

And I will say, Chris Matthew originally decided not to wear pants in 2001, which was a point

in our North American timeline where jorts were still okay before John Cena ruined them

for everybody.

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