NFL Week 3 Recap: Drake Maye Disaster, Bills Stay Undefeated & Commanders Shock Seattle

Cody and Dearian break down Jacksonville’s win over New England, Buffalo staying unbeaten against the Chargers, Washington’s surprise win over Seattle, Atlanta steamrolling Green Bay, and the Ravens escaping the Cowboys in Brazil.

They also get into whether the Jaguars are legitimate contenders, what has gone wrong for the Texans and Chargers, why the Bengals’ defense may not be what it seemed, and whether the Commanders are actually better off without Jayden Daniels.

Plus: Drake Maye takes criticism, Aaron Rodgers gets a little redemption, and the hosts deliver their Week 3 takes of the week.
Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Week 3 NFL Recap
02:00 Jacksonville Jaguars' Performance and MVP Candidates
04:05 Houston Texans and the AFC South Race
06:01 Buffalo Bills' Unbeaten Streak and Chargers' Struggles
08:04 Commanders' Upset Victory and Seahawks' Defense
10:03 Atlanta Falcons' Dominance and Kyle Pitts' Usage
12:02 Detroit Lions' Offense and the Jets' Challenges
14:02 Buffalo vs Chargers: Uniforms and Game Analysis
16:00 Cleveland Browns vs Panthers and QB Performances
17:56 Steelers vs Bengals and Defensive Insights
20:00 Ravens vs Cowboys: Close Finish and Key Plays
21:59 Week 3 Takeaways and MVP Predictions
23:57 Injury Impact and Team Outlooks
26:00 Final Thoughts and Week 4 Preview

Week 2 NFL Recap

Dearian and Cody break down the biggest stories from the slate: the Caleb Williams and Jaden Daniels injuries, the Eagles’ comeback, the Ravens’ late collapse, the Falcons’ quarterback mess, and whether the Chiefs are officially back.

They also get into the Chargers’ offensive struggles, the Bengals’ suddenly competent defense, the Saints’ strong start, the Dolphins’ rough outlook, and a few very hot predictions—including one about Tyler Shough and the MVP race.

Cody and Dearian recap NFL Week One with fast, hot-take-heavy reactions across the slate. They lead with the Cowboys’ disappointing showing against the Giants, the Bears’ explosive offense and shaky defense, Bills–Texans, and an Eagles–Commanders discussion shaped by Dearian’s Eagles fandom.

The rest of the episode moves through quick game-by-game reactions, touching on quarterback overreactions, fantasy and betting angles, coaching decisions, injuries, and teams that already look in trouble.

They close with their “best loss” of the week—favoring the Texans and Saints—then land on bigger early-season takes: the Bears are dangerous if they can defend, the Ravens look like serious contenders, and the Eagles still have plenty to prove despite the optimism.