Nate Tice is joined by Matt Harmon & Charles McDonald from the Yahoo Sportsbook at the Venetian in Las Vegas to dive into the biggest gambles NFL teams are taking this season. After giving their thoughts on the breaking news that Brian Robinson Jr. has been traded to the San Francisco 49ers, the trio dive into their nine biggest gambles, including the Washington Commanders, Los Angeles Rams, Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys and more.
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(3:00) - 49ers trade for Brian Robinson Jr.
(8:00) - Commanders all-in on Jayden Daniels
(13:40) - Atlanta Falcons don't play Michael Penix in preseason
(18:05) - Houston Texans OL: that's it?
(21:30) - Dallas Cowboys don't add to front 7
(25:45) - Josh Simmons is a star out the gate for Chiefs
(30:00) - Matthew Stafford's back
(35:10) - Colts letting Kelly & Fries walk
(45:25) - New York Giants run it back with Daboll & crew
(51:40) - Aaron Rodgers is Pittsburgh Steelers' missing piece
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