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Pardon My Take ·Sep 28, 2026 ·3h 6m

NFL Week 3, Fastest 2 Minutes, Drake Maye Has The Yips, The Ravens Win In 7 Seconds, Witching Hour Madness Plus Who's Back Of The Week

Evaluation and Summary

4.0/10

Pardon My Take covers NFL Week 3 in their signature rapid-fire format, opening with a two-minute recap of all Sunday games before diving into detailed breakdowns of each matchup. The episode systematically works through 14 games: Jaguars demolish Patriots 35-6, Steelers edge Bengals 30-27, Bills beat Chargers 24-16, Commanders narrowly defeat Seahawks 33-31, Browns top Panthers 21-18, Lions beat Jets 31-24, Colts slip past Texans 19-17, Chiefs dominate Dolphins 24-10, Giants edge Titans 12-7, 49ers outlast Cardinals 36-30, Vikings beat Bucs 23-16, Raiders beat Saints 35-27, and Ravens edge Cowboys 34-31. The episode culminates with Sunday Night Football coverage of Broncos defeating Rams 30-26, followed by their signature "Who's Back of the Week" segment. The title references Drake Maye's struggles ("yips"), the Ravens' dramatic finish ("7 seconds"), and "Witching Hour Madness" (presumably the late-afternoon game slate). The show notes indicate structured segments with precise timestamps for each game discussion, suggesting organized coverage rather than tangential rambling. At over three hours, this is a comprehensive weekly recap designed for dedicated NFL fans who want detailed takes on every game rather than highlights.

Verdict: A competent, comprehensive NFL recap that delivers what fans expect from Pardon My Take—personality-driven coverage of every Week 3 game—but lacks analytical depth, expert insight, or tight pacing to elevate it beyond standard sports recap fare.

Sports rubric

  • Analysis depth 2/5 20%

    Show notes indicate game-by-game recaps with scores but provide no evidence of strategic breakdowns, statistical analysis, or deeper football insight beyond play-by-play discussion.

  • Insider knowledge 2/5 20%

    No guests, expert analysts, or reporting mentioned; appears to be hosts discussing games as informed fans rather than drawing on locker room access or specialized expertise.

  • Entertainment 3/5 15%

    Pardon My Take's brand relies on personality and banter; the structure suggests entertaining commentary, though show notes alone don't confirm energy level or humor quality.

  • Substance 3/5 15%

    Covers 14 full games with dedicated segments plus SNF and Who's Back, indicating solid content density, though the format may include tangents or repetitive takes typical of the show.

  • Delivers on its title 4/5 15%

    Title promises Drake Maye yips, Ravens 7-second win, and witching hour madness; show notes confirm Ravens game coverage and comprehensive Week 3 breakdown, though specific Drake Maye and witching hour segments aren't timestamped.

  • Value for time 2/5 15%

    Three hours for 14 game recaps averages ~13 minutes per game; this pacing suggests potential for padding, tangents, or repetitive commentary that could compress significantly.

How we score Sports

Worth it if you're a dedicated NFL fan who wants entertaining takes on all 14 Sunday games and don't mind a three-hour commitment for personality-driven recaps.

Based on the episode description. AI-generated; it can be wrong.

Show notes

NFL Week 3 and we start with fastest 2 minutes. We then get to every game Sunday (00:00:00-00:14:48) Jaguars 35, Patriots 6 (00:14:48-00:38:16) Steelers 30, Bengals 27 (00:38:16-00:45:52) Bills 24, Chargers 16 (00:45:52-00:55:43) Commanders 33, Seahawks 31 (00:55:43-01:10:46) Browns 21, Panthers 18 (01:10:46-01:20:57) Lions 31, Jets 24 (01:20:57-01:30:09 Colts 19, Texans 17 (01:30:09-01:40:22) Chiefs 24, Dolphins 10 (01:40:22-01:46:31) Giants 12, Titans 7 (01:46:31-01:56:04) 49ers 36, Cardinals 30 (01:56:04-02:01:19) Vikings 23, Bucs 16 (02:01:19-02:11:30) Raiders 35, Saints 27 (02:11:30-02:20:42) Ravens 34, Cowboys 31 (02:20:42-02:29:10) SNF thriller Broncos 30, Rams 26 (02:29:10-02:40:01) and then we finish with who's back of the week. You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Netflix. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

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