Pardon My Take – NFL Week 10 Recap & Reactions
Hosts: Big Cat & PFT Commenter (Barstool Sports)
Episode: NFL Week 10, Fastest 2 Minutes, Dolphins Stun The Bills, Patriots Big Win In Tampa, The Bears Keep Winning And The Rams Are A Wagon + Who's Back Of The Week
Date: November 10, 2025
Episode Overview
This episode dives deep into Week 10 of the NFL, featuring classic PMT banter, the signature "Fastest 2 Minutes" recap, and panel breakdowns of all the major storylines: the Dolphins' shocking upset of Buffalo, a gritty Patriots win in Tampa, the Bears’ continued roll with Caleb Williams, a surging Rams squad, and much more. As always, the hosts pepper in hilarious tangents, debates about QB rankings, high-level stat breakdowns, and plenty of memorable moments in their trademark irreverent style.
Fastest 2 Minutes Recap (03:05–10:24)
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Germany Game: Colts 31, Falcons 25
- Michael Penix and the Falcons flash early. Daniel Jones puts up a gritty effort for Indy, bleeding from the mouth but playing through. Jonathan Taylor shines with 244 yards, 3 TDs—including an 83-yard bolt (11:36).
- Quote: “It was a Jonathan Taylor show. He’s in the MVP conversation.” – PFT (12:19)
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Ravens 28, Vikings 19
- Kevin O’Donnell’s offensive wizardry is tested. Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson grind out a big win. Baltimore D appears much improved.
- “The Ravens are SO back.” – Max (61:47)
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Patriots 28, Buccaneers 23
- Drake May and breakout RB Travion Henderson lead dynamic New England. Three massive touchdowns (55, 69, 72 yards). Baker Mayfield and Bucs stumble, look sluggish.
- “That was a statement win, Hank.” – PFT (26:33)
- (Further in-depth at 26:33)
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Texans 36, Jaguars 29
- Comeback of the day. Davis Mills rallies Texans after being down 29–10. Three TDs in the 4th alone, wild late sequence.
- “They forgot about Davis Mills!” – PFT (70:47)
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Dolphins 30, Bills 13 (Upset Alert)
- Devon Achane goes off (225 total yards, 2 TDs).
- Tua “arm punts” under orders; Mike McDaniel wants “deep ball as possible punts” on 3rd down (41:53).
- Bills appear broken, major panic vibes in Buffalo.
- "I think the Bills are a little broken. Three out of the last five, not good.” – PFT (46:28)
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Jets 27, Browns 20
- Special teams dominance: kick and punt return TDs.
- Jets D does the rest, Justin Fields manages the win.
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Other notes:
- Bears outlast Giants again, led by a calm, clutch Caleb Williams (24:24, 48:28).
- Lions torch Commanders in D.C., Dan Campbell takes over play-calling (123:36).
- Saints get a key divisional win over Panthers; Tyler Shough impresses (92:19).
Key Game Discussions & Takeaways
Colts 31, Falcons 25 (Germany)
Timestamps: 11:35–18:50
- Jonathan Taylor’s MVP campaign is fully legit; 244 yards, 3 TDs; lifts a struggling Daniel Jones whose day included bleeding from the mouth (“the Danpire”—13:06).
- Falcons' offense called "broken," with horrid 3rd down stats (1/18 over last 2 games; 14:32).
- The Michael Penix/Drake London connection is promising but inconsistent.
- “The best part about being a Falcons fan is someday I’ll die.” – @CantGuardJake, relayed by PFT, embracing the suffering (25:07).
Patriots 28, Buccaneers 23
Timestamps: 26:28–39:16
- Patriots now 8–2, first in AFC East—more wins this year than the previous two years combined.
- Key stat: Three home run touchdowns (55, 69, 72 yards).
- Drake May delivers “guys not open, threw him open” elite pass (38:47).
- Patriots’ skeptics question soft schedule, but wins against good teams; debate breaks out over the team’s true standing.
- Banter over Cardi B gifs, Dave Portnoy’s box appearance, and “cranberry bog” windmill conspiracy.
- Hank: “Statement game. Fun win.” Hank won’t let the soft-schedule haters take away the joy.
- Zach (Bucs) concedes: “Patriots might have an inflated record, but you played good football today.” (34:14)
Dolphins 30, Bills 13
Timestamps: 41:22–48:11
- Devon Achane stuns with raw speed and shiftiness.
- Mike McDaniel admits he told Tua to risk deep picks as “arm punts.” (41:53)
- Bills offense is off-kilter, injury issues at TE; discussion about Joe Brady and scheme concerns.
- Max: “Now is exactly the right time to panic if you're a Bills fan.” (42:19)
- Hank disagrees: “As long as they make the playoffs, they’re gonna unbreak.” (45:21)
- This was the “stunner of the week, the gambling cave was in disbelief.” (47:52)
Bears 24, Giants 20
Timestamps: 48:28–57:59
- Bears execute “the gateway plan”—get to 6–3, play meaningful football into December.
- Caleb “clutch gene” Williams leads two late TD drives; makes key throws even through WR drops.
- The panel openly discusses that Bears’ record is built on beating bad teams, but team culture is turning—Big Cat: “Can’t be accused of being a fraud team; we know who we are.” (58:46)
- Jackson Dart was excellent for NYG before injury; lingering Giants questions about Dabo and the QB depth chart (Russ Wilson as backup called “malpractice”).
- “Six and three is a great set of numbers to see next to your team name.” – Max (55:55)
Ravens 27, Vikings 19
Timestamps: 61:47–68:18
- Ravens’ defense completely transformed since the bye: allowed 35 pts/game first 5 weeks; just 14 pts/game last 4, 8 takeaways (62:31).
- Derrick Henry breaks his own high school rushing record—a fun milestone (63:55).
- Debate over JJ McCarthy’s usage (throwing it 42 times), and Jefferson’s mood.
- Panel declares: “We never buried the Ravens—credit to us!” (65:36, 66:10)
Seahawks 44, Cardinals 22
Timestamps: 107:27–114:34
- Seattle D scores two strip sack TDs; Sam Darnold only throws 12 passes.
- Seahawks are “bona fide, big-time playoff team.” Darnold still needs to prove it in the postseason.
- “I believe, fully, in the Seattle Seahawks right now.” – Max (109:18)
- The ongoing saga of “scoregami”—bot misfires multiple times, spurring PMT to gripe.
Rams 42, 49ers 26
Timestamps: 114:43–120:00
- Rams maintain distance all game; every Niners answer is countered.
- Matthew Stafford: 6 games, 20 TDs/0 INTs—never done before in a single season span.
- “Stafford is your MVP right now.” – Max (115:48)
- Niners defense has no answers, Mac Jones not the problem but not enough.
- “Rams are my power ranking #1 in the NFC... for now.” – PFT (119:54)
Other Key Games/Topics
- Texans rally from 19 down to stun Jaguars—Davis Mills “certified Jags killer” (70:47–76:36).
- Jets win on special teams vs. Browns—described as a “culture win,” but memes (producer) and the crew agree, “not a playoff team yet.” (80:32–86:10)
- Lions torch Commanders, Dan Campbell calls plays. (123:36–125:15)
- Commanders have four straight 21+ point losses, prompting talk of full tank mode.
- Dan Campbell: “Let’s try something different.” (124:09)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “It was a Jonathan Taylor show... He’s in the MVP conversation.” – PFT, 12:19
- “The best part about being a Falcons fan is someday I’ll die.” – @CantGuardJake (via PFT), 25:07
- “Statement game. Fun win.” – Hank re: Patriots, 26:33
- “Now is exactly the right time to panic if you're a Bills fan.” – Max, 42:19
- “Caleb Williams has that clutch gene. When the lights get bright... he comes up with big plays.” – PFT, 50:16
- “Six and three is a great set of numbers to see next to your team name.” – Max, 55:55
- “We never buried the Ravens—credit to us!” – Group, 65:36
- “The Rams are my power ranking #1 in the NFC... for now.” – PFT, 119:54
- “This was a culture win.” – Memes on Jets win, 80:32
- On the Commanders: “The defense is, yes, historically bad.” – Max, 121:10
- “You live life forward but you learn it backwards.” – PFT reciting Hurts’s fortune cookie, 96:01
- “Can’t podcast and look at tits.” – PFT, amidst tit-related tangents, 155:15
Running Bits, Jokes & Debates
- QB Rankings Spiral: Impromptu Top 10 QB debate (20:54).
- Germany Recap: The crew discusses why “Take Me Home, Country Roads” is a German anthem (22:44).
- Don Quixote Book Challenge: Running joke about Hank reading ‘Don Quixote’—he vows to try, everyone calls out the impossibility (97:00–103:20).
- Cranberry Bog Conspiracy: Hank’s anti-windmill takes and allegedly causing a windmill to destroy cranberries before Thanksgiving (30:42).
- Scoregami Beef: The Scoregami bot's reliability called out on air (110:17).
- Sydney Sweeney Rabbit Hole: Repeated podcast breakdown due to the producer throwing up Sweeney’s revealing pics during “Who’s Back,” hilariously derailing the show (154:00).
- End-of-show Running Lotto Ball Game: Banter as the crew tries to win the elusive lottery ball, including dedications and call-outs (156:47).
“Who’s Back of the Week” (144:35–155:54)
- Hank: Snow (big Chicago storm), 50th anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking (144:35)
- PFT: The Oakland Athletics’ Twitter replies are back after 655 days (151:18)
- Max: Antonio Brown, back in the U.S. (and in trouble) after Dubai extradition (148:52)
- Zach: Sydney Sweeney—maybe entering boxing; tangent shifts to discussion of her, ahem, assets derailing the show (152:51–154:45)
- Memes: (Indignant over lottery ball loss; running beef with Shane)
Selected Timestamps for Key Segments
| Segment | Timestamp | |--------------------------------------------|-------------------| | Fastest 2 Minutes | 03:05–10:24 | | Colts-Falcons (Germany), Jonathan Taylor | 11:36–18:50 | | Patriots-Bucs reaction | 26:28–39:16 | | Dolphins stun Bills | 41:22–48:11 | | Bears beat Giants, “Gateway Plan” | 48:28–57:59 | | Ravens back, D turnaround | 61:47–68:18 | | Seahawks dominate Cardinals | 107:27–114:34 | | Rams over Niners, Stafford MVP? | 114:43–120:00 | | Lions-Commanders, Campbell calls plays | 123:36–125:15 | | Who’s Back of the Week | 144:35–155:54 | | Don Quixote Book Bet Saga | 97:00–105:22 |
Final Thoughts
- Week 10 Themes:
- Upsets and chaos across the NFL—especially Bills and Jaguars losing.
- Quarterback narratives: Heroics (Taylor, May), struggles (Allen), and debates galore.
- Teams moving to full rebuild/tank (Commanders, Browns, Giants).
- Friday's PMT running joke: "Remember, we said the Colts and Patriots would win their divisions—congratulations!"
- Tone:
- Classic PMT blend—hyperbolic praise, zany jokes, genuine stat analysis, and a level of NFL knowledge few can match.
- For Those Who Missed It:
- This was a high-energy, meandering but insight-packed PMT episode. A must-listen for anyone keeping up with the league’s storylines or seeking top-tier sports pod comedy.
For Deep Dives: Scan the timestamps to jump to the games or topics you care about most—or just enjoy the wild ride of a full NFL week through the PMT lens. Football guy stuff. Keep it twisted!
