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Lessons From the Deshaun Watson–Lamar Jackson QB Clash

The guys discuss how the Ravens proved they’re as complete as any team in the NFL

By Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Houston Texans v Baltimore Ravens Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images

The guys discuss how the most anticipated quarterback matchup of Week 11 turned one-sided as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens proved they’re as complete as any team in the NFL (0:29). Plus, a Stock Up led by the Vikings’ incredible comeback and an impressive division win for the Colts (12:16), before a Stock Down headlined by the Bears’ struggles, the Eagles’ waning playoff chances, and how Tua Tagovailoa’s injury affects the tanking race (23:11). Finally, they throw a pair of challenge flags on the NFL’s pass interference rule and the Washington football franchise (47:07).

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