That is not how you think about this.

Let's take an example, let's say premium of NVDA March 28th 110 put is only $1 when NVDA is traded at 125. It is not a good trade trying to collect only $1 for the risk of "what if NVDA drops to 100"? 

Remember you will "only" be assigned with NVDA at 110 if it is traded "below" 110 on 3/28. If that really happens, you may be able to buy NVDA at 100 or 105.