Will Lamar Jackson finally beat Patrick Mahomes? | PTI

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During PTI’s “fortune teller” segment, Michael Wilbon and Frank Isola discuss if they believe Lamar Jackson will finally beat Patrick Mahomes, will Joe Burrow carve up the Bears defense and more.

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