Nate Tice & Matt Harmon look back at some of their hottest preseason takes and decide whether to fold or double down after 3 weeks of NFL action. The duo start by playing take poker with the Baltimore Ravens and their leaky defense after falling to 1-2 on Monday night. Matt eats crow on the Buffalo Bills having a top-ten defense, while Nate boldly stands pat on Trevor Lawrence being a top-nine quarterback.
Later, Nate & Matt hit on the Las Vegas Raiders, Denver Broncos & Nate's wild Indianapolis Colts take before wrapping up with the Carolina Panthers, Tetairoa McMillan for OROY and the Seattle Seahawks winning the NFC West.
(2:45) - MNF recap: Are Ravens still Super Bowl contenders?
(14:15) - Can the Bills still have a top-ten defense?
(20:55) - Is Trevor Lawrence a top-nine QB?
(32:10) - Raiders under 7.5 wins?
(41:15) - Can Broncos still have NFL's top defense?
(45:20) - Nate's preseason Daniel Jones take
(56:50) - Can Panthers win the NFC South? + Tetairoa McMillan for OROY
(1:03:30) - Seahawks winning the NFC West?
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