What Happened: We’ve got another Monday Night Football doubleheader, as the Ravens and Buccaneers do battle in the early game, with the Chargers taking on the Cardinals in the late contest.

These games both feature significant trends, and whether they continue or fade tonight will ultimately determine who finishes Week 7 in the win column.

Why It Matters: For Tampa Bay to taste victory tonight, it will have to do something NFC teams haven’t had any success doing: stopping Lamar Jackson. The Baltimore quarterback is an astonishing 22-1 against non-AFC teams in his career. One thing to expect here: points, and lot of em. The over has hit in all three Baltimore road games this season, and in three straight Bucs games.

In the night’s second game, Arizona’s path to victory runs through the other Harbaugh brother and his ability to make opposing teams play at his pace. The Chargers are allowing the fewest points per game in the league (13.2) and their games have come in under the projected points totals in four of five to start the season. That’s in keeping with prime-time games over the last three seasons, which have gone under 81 times in 134 contests.

Kyler Murray and the Cards offense run the third-fewest plays per game this season, so maybe a slower pace will suit them. But if Harbaugh gets the Bolts’ ground-and-pound attack going early, Arizona won’t have many opportunities to get itself back into the game before it’s too late.