Speaker 1: To on the move, galling deep, speedless, peace, Peace.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 1: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield. He's got my hands
Speaker 1: in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: What is up, Dolphans And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 2: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show,
Speaker 2: cut down day is tomorrow. We're gonna run through the
Speaker 2: roster and make our fifty three man predictions on this episode.
Speaker 2: But first before that, we're gonna cover the game from
Speaker 2: Friday night, talk about some tape standouts, some positional group
Speaker 2: standouts that I thought we learned from both the preseason,
Speaker 2: the game itself, and commentary from coach McDaniel. And we're
Speaker 2: gonna break down the decision to go with Skyler Thompson
Speaker 2: as quarterback two over Mike White. I have a theory
Speaker 2: behind it, I have an idea behind it and why
Speaker 2: I think it could prove beneficial for this team heading
Speaker 2: into this season. And beyond all of that, and a
Speaker 2: heck of a lot more. From the Baptist Health Studios
Speaker 2: inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 1: This is the Drive Time Podcast.
Speaker 2: You've seen the reports by now Mike White has been
Speaker 2: released by the Miami Dolphins, and barring some major trade
Speaker 2: that I would not expect to happen, Skyler Thompson will
Speaker 2: serve as your backup quarterback this season. And this has
Speaker 2: been one of the tougher things for me to come
Speaker 2: to a conclusion on all camp long. I thought both
Speaker 2: guys really struggled in the month of August, especially in
Speaker 2: the preseason games. I thought the first game was really
Speaker 2: tough to watch on either side, and that includes a
Speaker 2: second half where I thought Mike White didn't have much
Speaker 2: of an opportunity because of the surrounding situation, which is
Speaker 2: often the case in that first preseason game. I thought
Speaker 2: Mike played better in the second game and kind of
Speaker 2: put his foot ahead of Skylar's in the race. But
Speaker 2: then the third game happened, and I went back and
Speaker 2: forth on this so much with what I was going
Speaker 2: to do for today's podcast, and then of course Sunday
Speaker 2: we get the actual news that came through. That made
Speaker 2: this podcast a lot easier to do because in that
Speaker 2: third game, Skyler kind of turned it on its head
Speaker 2: for me from my perspective, and I think it made
Speaker 2: all the difference, and it brought me to this conclusion
Speaker 2: because I remember back when Gardner Minshew was coming out,
Speaker 2: and I swear I'm not just using him here because
Speaker 2: of his school. For sure, Gokog's Go Koog's, but he's
Speaker 2: just a perfect example for this. But the Move the
Speaker 2: Sticks podcast with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks had a
Speaker 2: Jim Nagyon, the Senior Bowl director, and he was talking
Speaker 2: about Minshew and his prospects coming out of Washington State
Speaker 2: Go Koog's back in twenty nineteen, and they were talking
Speaker 2: about him being the perfect backup quarterback and comparing him
Speaker 2: to Ryan Fitzpatrick, who, for my money, is the greatest
Speaker 2: backup quarterback in the history of the sport when you
Speaker 2: consider his longevity, his growth, and eventual end of the
Speaker 2: road where he became a quality starter for a couple
Speaker 2: of teams, the Bucks Us and would have been for
Speaker 2: the Commanders had he not been injured, in my opinion.
Speaker 2: But the backup needs to come off the bench and
Speaker 2: inject life into a huddle. And I'm talking about Jacoby
Speaker 2: Brissett's energy in the building. I'm talking about a guy
Speaker 2: that has loved in the locker room, a guy that
Speaker 2: you get excited when he enters a room like, ah, there, Skyler,
Speaker 2: what's up man?
Speaker 1: You want to talk to that guy. You want to
Speaker 1: be around that guy.
Speaker 2: And I felt that kind of energy with Skyler in
Speaker 2: the game on Friday night. You could see it on
Speaker 2: the sideline, you can see it in the locker room,
Speaker 2: you could see it.
Speaker 1: In the huddle.
Speaker 2: Now, I think Skyler has plenty of developing still to go,
Speaker 2: like a long way to go with how he sees
Speaker 2: the field, and you hope and never see him out
Speaker 2: there right because you want to to play every single
Speaker 2: snap like he did last year, outside of the four
Speaker 2: or five games where we blasted teams and got Mike
Speaker 2: White some mop up duty. But if he can get
Speaker 2: another year of development, and it's going slower than I
Speaker 2: wanted it to, but I'm open to the idea that
Speaker 2: it can still get better. I think with Tua playing
Speaker 2: here for hopefully the next fifteen years, you would want
Speaker 2: his backup quarterback to be someone that has experienced in
Speaker 2: this program at all times, someone that can step in
Speaker 2: and keep your full menu of plays available. And I
Speaker 2: think three years in the offense should do that. It's
Speaker 2: a tough offense to know. It's a tough offense to execute.
Speaker 2: I'm all for continuing throwing irons in the fire and
Speaker 2: trying to get your Joe Milton, your tradity quarterback who
Speaker 2: can be coached up and maybe become something down the road.
Speaker 2: But I think ultimately the ability to come in off
Speaker 2: the bench and win a game is what we're looking
Speaker 2: for here. And I thought Skyler among the options. Now
Speaker 2: this wasn't a whole league wide thing. You had two
Speaker 2: guys to decide between. I thought Skyler demonstrated the best
Speaker 2: ability to do that this preseason. And additionally, I feel
Speaker 2: like his traits are a little bit more game plan
Speaker 2: friendly for the coaching staff in terms of Okay, if
Speaker 2: Tua does go down for a long period of time,
Speaker 2: just about every team in the modern game outside of
Speaker 2: Foles and Philly back in twenty seventeen, that team is cooked.
Speaker 1: Right, your season's over.
Speaker 2: I think a backup quarterbacks perspective needs to be if
Speaker 2: this guy comes in, can we go one and one
Speaker 2: and two games? Can we go two and two and
Speaker 2: four games? Just keep the boat afloat. If your quarterback
Speaker 2: misses a game or two, now two and two, four games,
Speaker 2: that's a long period of time to rely on that guy,
Speaker 2: and you can't really game playing your way through a
Speaker 2: whole month.
Speaker 1: I think you can do it for a game or two.
Speaker 2: And with Skyler, who I don't think sees the field
Speaker 2: well enough to execute this offense on a week by
Speaker 2: week basis, cut the field in half, get him on
Speaker 2: the move, execute what should be another top tier running
Speaker 2: game like you had a season to go, and utilize
Speaker 2: the play action game with his you know, getting outside
Speaker 2: the pocket, and hopefully that gets more accurate as he
Speaker 2: gets on the move as well. Do all of that stuff.
Speaker 2: Run the football well, hopefully you play good defense. And
Speaker 2: if you play a team you know that doesn't have
Speaker 2: an elite quarterback on the other side, I think you
Speaker 2: can find a way to win games like that. And
Speaker 2: so so many times when an injured quarterback gets injured,
Speaker 2: it's about who you played in the game's absences and
Speaker 2: if we get the right guy in that instance that
Speaker 2: it does that happens. I think that Skyler and this
Speaker 2: offense and this coaching staff can formulate a game plan
Speaker 2: that can score enough points to win those games. That's
Speaker 2: a lot of AB and C you have to cover,
Speaker 2: but with the backup quarterback, that's kind of what you
Speaker 2: have to put together.
Speaker 1: So that is kind of how I view this thing.
Speaker 2: And I think back to the Vikings game in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two when it was like, you know, double wise
Speaker 2: twelve personnel, play action game, get him on the move,
Speaker 2: lots of screen passes. Maybe he can create a player
Speaker 2: two here or there and we can score some points
Speaker 2: and move the ball.
Speaker 1: That was the best game I thought Skyler played. I
Speaker 1: think you can build.
Speaker 2: That with him in twenty twenty four in one or
Speaker 2: two games if you need it.
Speaker 1: Elsewhere.
Speaker 2: In the preseason game, I thought Jalen Wright looks like
Speaker 2: a running back one in the very near future.
Speaker 1: Will that happen here right away? Probably not.
Speaker 2: He has two elite running backs in front of him,
Speaker 2: but he looks like he is right on pace with
Speaker 2: those guys.
Speaker 1: He looks really, really, really good.
Speaker 2: Well. League Washington was very good as well. I thought
Speaker 2: he was the best return man all month long. I
Speaker 2: think he's made the team through that avenue. He has
Speaker 2: obviously obvious blocking capabilities and has the same running ability
Speaker 2: in the screen and end a round game. But those
Speaker 2: are the manufactured touches that kind of limit your offense,
Speaker 2: right and he does have some limitations, not a lot
Speaker 2: of separation as a single, you know, one on one
Speaker 2: coverage beater. He might be a bit of a specialist
Speaker 2: in an offense that I don't think has a lot
Speaker 2: of interest in that concept. He is comfortably on the roster,
Speaker 2: but I would just kind of hold back a little
Speaker 2: bit before you predict, you know, a massive statistical production
Speaker 2: or a contribution I should say from the league Washington
Speaker 2: this year, because to put him on the field kind
Speaker 2: of pigeonholes your flexibility and I don't think it's going
Speaker 2: to happen too frequently.
Speaker 1: Now. If he has to go beat a you know.
Speaker 2: Sub subpar slot cornerback in a one on one situation,
Speaker 2: maybe we get some of those looks, maybe you get
Speaker 2: some carries from him, maybe you get some red zone blocking.
Speaker 2: But I think that maybe more of the River Craycraft
Speaker 2: role might be his route this year in terms of
Speaker 2: certain situations he sees the field. What a night for
Speaker 2: Hayden roucie Roo. I think he has a future in
Speaker 2: this league. Just want to put that down there. And
Speaker 2: then I thought Lester Cotton was really good in this game,
Speaker 2: and I didn't expect to think that coming out of
Speaker 2: the game or the preseason, where I thought he had
Speaker 2: a pretty good run of games throughout the entire exhibition season.
Speaker 1: The way that he found work.
Speaker 2: Go get yourself a rack of ribs, young man, when
Speaker 2: someone else this is, you know, getting a one on
Speaker 2: one situation, you don't have work. Go find that guy.
Speaker 2: Go put a helmet into his ribs. Make him feel you.
Speaker 1: He did that all night long.
Speaker 2: I thought he passed off really good and had good
Speaker 2: footwork and had good open hips to drop step and
Speaker 2: get depth and find where those pass rushers were coming from.
Speaker 2: And secondary efforts on loopers and games and being patient
Speaker 2: with his punch that matched his footwork to put him
Speaker 2: in good positions in those pass protection spots. I still
Speaker 2: want to see far more connection on second level blocks
Speaker 2: from him. I think it cost us many many yards
Speaker 2: last season and even in this preseason.
Speaker 1: But I heard, or rather we all heard.
Speaker 2: Coach McDaniel discuss the technical development and the depth in
Speaker 2: a couple of spots with regards to the interior lines
Speaker 2: on either side of the football, And I'm going to
Speaker 2: talk about that depth here in the second segment right
Speaker 2: to talk about who I think makes the team on
Speaker 2: the offensive line and the technical development to me, matched
Speaker 2: what I saw on tape for Lester Cotton.
Speaker 1: So maybe you know he.
Speaker 2: Played the playoff game in twenty twenty two, had a
Speaker 2: lot of playing time last year. Maybe for him, a
Speaker 2: third year in the system can really help him get
Speaker 2: above that line, that cutoff line that we heard from
Speaker 2: Chris Furster back in the summer when he was discussing
Speaker 2: we don't necessarily view this group as like we have
Speaker 2: to have all pros. We have to have several guys
Speaker 2: above this line so we can plug and play when
Speaker 2: you get to the inevitable injuries that happen on the
Speaker 2: offensive line every single year, something to ponder. We're gonna
Speaker 2: talk more about that as we go ahead, and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be on the Dive Bar podcast here coming up
Speaker 2: as well, and I have some fire I'm ready to
Speaker 2: spit for those guys on that show. So keep that
Speaker 2: tuned in, keep that in your minds, because Tuesday, I
Speaker 2: think seven o'clock we're going to do that. That's really
Speaker 2: my individual takeaways. It jumped off the tape to me.
Speaker 2: I think it's worth mentioning a couple of things here. Yes,
Speaker 2: I thought the opening part of the game went heavily
Speaker 2: in favor of the Bucks.
Speaker 1: And the scoreboard told you that, your eyes told you that.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to do an NFL preview podcast later
Speaker 2: this week here on Drive Time, looking forward to that one,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to rave about the offensive line and
Speaker 2: the defensive tackles of the Buccaneers because to me, Vitave
Speaker 2: as a Hall of Fame player, and then Elijah Canti's
Speaker 2: quick with Greg Gaines's pure physicality and low pad shelf,
Speaker 2: that is like a perfect trio of defensive tackles, a
Speaker 2: tough ask of any offensive line. And I thought the
Speaker 2: viral shot of vite Vea taking Jack Driscoll down seventy
Speaker 2: five south of Sarasota was not a good overall indication
Speaker 2: of Jack's night. It's literally his first year like he
Speaker 2: still has less than fifty reps at center as a
Speaker 2: professional football player, playing against the best defensive tackle in
Speaker 2: the NFL, and he played against a guy that has
Speaker 2: dog walked all pros, so I expect that to happen.
Speaker 2: I thought Rob Jones had a really tough night, especially
Speaker 2: against Nancy who just kind of dispatched him time and
Speaker 2: time again. So that's a development worth keeping eye on.
Speaker 2: We'll see what the actual opening day lineup looks like.
Speaker 2: But I did love how many snaps Patrick Paul got
Speaker 2: all preseason, and man, he looks so good in the
Speaker 2: ways that you want him to look good. Now, the
Speaker 2: technique is not there yet, doesn't need to be there yet,
Speaker 2: But if you can continue to develop him and refine
Speaker 2: that craft, I have a feeling that this time next
Speaker 2: year we're talking about this guy as the ten year
Speaker 2: solution at left tackle beyond Tron Armstead. What he has
Speaker 2: is just not teachable in the way he gets on
Speaker 2: the perimeter and executes these blocks on the move, and
Speaker 2: he was working those bucks edges really all night long.
Speaker 2: Then on the other side, their offensive line got vertical
Speaker 2: displacement time and time again.
Speaker 1: That whole first drive, they took us off the football.
Speaker 2: It was washed down city, it was It was rough
Speaker 2: to watch, But again I think it's a top ten
Speaker 2: offensive line against the twos on a defensive line that
Speaker 2: the twos aren't gonna play a whole lot because Seler
Speaker 2: and Campbell can play so many Dan snaps. But Luke
Speaker 2: Dicky Gadecki was a really good tape, A valuable tape
Speaker 2: for Chop Robinson the Sea because he got his butt kicked,
Speaker 2: but he bounced back after that and had a really
Speaker 2: good game after that first drive. I thought he and
Speaker 2: Mo Kamara were real standouts on that defense. In terms
Speaker 2: of guys that I expect to play a lot of
Speaker 2: snaps this year, those two guys, to me, showed the
Speaker 2: most of anybody on that defense. And beyond that, we're
Speaker 2: probably talking mostly about and back of roster practice squad guys.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend too much time on that.
Speaker 2: I want to go ahead and pivot now to the
Speaker 2: thing you have been waiting for. Fifty three man roster predictions.
Speaker 2: That's next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 2: to you by Autnation, segment two here on a Monday,
Speaker 2: August the twenty six and I want to go through
Speaker 2: the roster and give my final thoughts ahead of cut
Speaker 2: down day. How these rooms stack up. Why I think
Speaker 2: it's gonna go this way because we spend all off
Speaker 2: season breaking this stuff down, trying to figure out where
Speaker 2: the strengths, the weaknesses, the trap doors, the surprise opportunities
Speaker 2: where they all exist.
Speaker 1: Then we get to.
Speaker 2: Camp and some of the stuff that you think you
Speaker 2: know can get turned on its head in an instant.
Speaker 2: So this is going to be my prediction for what
Speaker 2: I would do, and then I'll go ahead through it
Speaker 2: at the end and tell you what I think will
Speaker 2: happen if that sounds good to you all. And my
Speaker 2: predictions are based on a few criteria, past film camp,
Speaker 2: preseason performances, and fit for what I think this team
Speaker 2: will prefer.
Speaker 1: And off the top, I already know.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be wrong with a certain wide receiver,
Speaker 2: but I don't care. We're gonna spell it out that
Speaker 2: way anyway, because I think this podcast is more beneficial
Speaker 2: when you have my opinions on top of the facts
Speaker 2: and what actually happens. So at quarterback, we're keeping two
Speaker 2: to a tongo by Lowe and Skyler Thompson. And that
Speaker 2: whole pause for a dramatic effect kind of lacked climax,
Speaker 2: didn't it, because we already found out earlier on Sunday
Speaker 2: the Dolphins had made their choice on the backup quarterback
Speaker 2: by releasing veteran quarterback Mike White, which cleared up about
Speaker 2: three and a half million dollars in cap space. It
Speaker 2: carries about a one point seven million dollar dead cap
Speaker 2: into this year. Which is nothing to drop in the bucket.
Speaker 2: That happens for every team every single year that cut
Speaker 2: free agents they signed for a couple million bucks. It
Speaker 2: is inevitable in this league. I had rewritten and recorded
Speaker 2: this thing twice. I actually originally had Mike White as
Speaker 2: the quarterback too. Went back and watched the tape and
Speaker 2: switched that back to scholar Thompson and wrote a whole
Speaker 2: thing about how I still don't love the vision to
Speaker 2: see the field and how imperative I believe that is
Speaker 2: in this offense.
Speaker 1: But I came up with this thought as I've been.
Speaker 2: Going over this in my head for really like four
Speaker 2: forty eight hours since the conclusion of the Bucks game,
Speaker 2: And to me, it's like this, if one goes down
Speaker 2: for more than a few games, it's over.
Speaker 1: The year's over.
Speaker 2: And that's the case. If it was Skyler, if it
Speaker 2: was Mike White, if it was CJ. Bethard, who might
Speaker 2: get cut by the Jaguars. If it's a trade for
Speaker 2: case Keenum, anybody you can think of that would be
Speaker 2: a possible quarterback acquisition, which I am not interested in,
Speaker 2: by the way, because I don't think using draft capital
Speaker 2: on a player that I don't think is going to
Speaker 2: provide you any value in terms of how your season
Speaker 2: could end up. Is smart business. And when the year
Speaker 2: is not over, is if to a has a broken
Speaker 2: thumb or something that prevents him from playing one or
Speaker 2: two games. And I think I think that with Skyler Thompson,
Speaker 2: you stand a better chance to craft a game plan
Speaker 2: around what he does, which would reduce, you know, what
Speaker 2: kind of makes this offense tick in terms of the
Speaker 2: timing you know over the middle throws that two is
Speaker 2: so precise with I think you try to reduce that
Speaker 2: from his game and you get him on the move.
Speaker 2: You married up with a strong running game that I
Speaker 2: expect us to have this year with basically the Vikings
Speaker 2: plan back in twenty twenty two. It was a lot
Speaker 2: of play action and Skyler out on the outside of
Speaker 2: the pocket, kind of cut in the field in half,
Speaker 2: make the throw the reads easier, give him a chance
Speaker 2: to use his creativity a little bit of running ability
Speaker 2: there as well. I think you can game plan for
Speaker 2: a game or two around that to get your offense
Speaker 2: over the finish line with a victory. Whereas with Mike
Speaker 2: White and what he offered, it was none of that
Speaker 2: and a reduction off the timing and rhythm, which kind
Speaker 2: of got worse as the whole thing went along here
Speaker 2: in training camp, especially game that final game where he
Speaker 2: was late on a lot of throws and put some
Speaker 2: guys in some tough spots. So that's kind of how
Speaker 2: I see it. It shook out that way with Skyler Thompson.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly how they see it, but that's
Speaker 2: my thinking. With Skyler Thompson as quarterback too, I think
Speaker 2: you can get a couple of wins with him if
Speaker 2: you need it, or you go one to one over
Speaker 2: two games if you need it, which can keep your
Speaker 2: season alive, can keep your division race hopes alive, all
Speaker 2: that stuff. So Tua and Skyler quarterbacks one and two.
Speaker 2: Official running back I have five Raheem Moster, Devon a Chan,
Speaker 2: Jalen Wright. Those are the obvious ones, and Alec Ingle
Speaker 2: the fullback as well. And I kept Chris Brooks and
Speaker 2: he was a bubble guy that I was not willing
Speaker 2: to lose. I'm so thrilled that he didn't have a
Speaker 2: longer term injury from last week's preseason game. And Jalen Wright,
Speaker 2: obviously that's something I've talked about in the podcast all
Speaker 2: Summer long is that he can really expand what you
Speaker 2: do with Devon a Chan, which also allows me, in
Speaker 2: my opinion, to keep spoiler five wide receivers. And why
Speaker 2: I keep Brooks because I think the eight Chan is
Speaker 2: a quasi receiver who moonlights in that role with his
Speaker 2: full time job as a running back. I just love
Speaker 2: the depth of this room. I think it's the best
Speaker 2: running back room of the National Football League. I don't
Speaker 2: think we get into a situation this year where we
Speaker 2: can get thin unless you get insane attrition, which has
Speaker 2: happened to this team. So never say never and quit
Speaker 2: asking for bad karma.
Speaker 1: Travis. I really wanted to keep Hefe. I think he's
Speaker 1: a good player.
Speaker 2: I really wanted to keep Savaughn before he got cut,
Speaker 2: but he was allowed to go explore options because it
Speaker 2: wasn't gonna happen here. So good on the Dolphins for
Speaker 2: giving him a week and a half advance to go
Speaker 2: find a different job. And maybe you can get a
Speaker 2: late round pick for Jeff in a trade. Maybe you
Speaker 2: can spin him for someone's eighth offensive lineman that has
Speaker 2: the same issue on the O line. But he's an
Speaker 2: NFL back I just think that stylistically, you can consider
Speaker 2: it redundant to Chris Brooks, which there's a few of
Speaker 2: those situations on the roster, and I typically chose cheaper
Speaker 2: talent with more upside in those instances, and I think
Speaker 2: Brooks gives you that on top of the fact that
Speaker 2: I think he gives you more special teams value.
Speaker 1: So we have seven players so far.
Speaker 2: I also kept five receivers plus one to injury reserve
Speaker 2: with a designation to return. You can do this with
Speaker 2: two players on cutdown day and then have them designated
Speaker 2: to return. It used to be you have to keep
Speaker 2: them on the active roster for a full twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: Then you put them on IR and you sign back
Speaker 2: the guy that you cut in his place. The NFL
Speaker 2: has wised up and changed this rule, and really the
Speaker 2: NFL's done a good job of adapting these rules as
Speaker 2: time goes on. The COVID year kind of provided them
Speaker 2: with like a platform of like or a baseline of
Speaker 2: like we can kind of team with rules here and
Speaker 2: there and just make things better.
Speaker 1: I think that this was a great option.
Speaker 2: I think the practice squad, you know, expansion, along with
Speaker 2: the three call ups for every player was a great idea.
Speaker 2: It essentially gave you your minor league team, which you just
Speaker 2: cannot have in any other capacity in the NFL. So
Speaker 2: I love the rule changes and the NFL's willingness.
Speaker 1: To be flexible.
Speaker 2: In a league that used to be steadfast on the
Speaker 2: way it was, they have kind of changed their ways
Speaker 2: in that way. At wide receiver, I'm keeping Tyreek Hill
Speaker 2: on Jalen Waddell an he surprises there, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I think Odell Beckham Junior plays Week one. I think
Speaker 2: that any concern otherwise is miscast there, and I won't
Speaker 2: go into detail on that, but just I guess kind
Speaker 2: of trust me. Malike Washington makes this team, and so
Speaker 2: does Erica Azukama, and Braxon Barrios is the guy I
Speaker 2: was talking about off the top of the show.
Speaker 1: I think he makes the team.
Speaker 2: But I'm not putting him in mind, as I'm sure
Speaker 2: you've can kind of concluded here. Like I said, A
Speaker 2: Chan gives me a little bit more flexibility on keeping
Speaker 2: just five plus. With Crevey Craft coming back, I'll need
Speaker 2: that spot down the road. I'm not going to lop
Speaker 2: off any of these receiver, so I think we'll probably
Speaker 2: pull from the offensive line to do that when it
Speaker 2: comes time for Craig Craft to come back. But you
Speaker 2: know about Hill and Waddle and what Obj does and
Speaker 2: what River Craivecraft does, and what I think Eric Aszookama
Speaker 2: can do is unlock them to play all over the formation.
Speaker 2: And it's imperative in this offense that everybody knows every role,
Speaker 2: so you can motion, so you can shift, so you
Speaker 2: can go hurry up. And I think Malik Washington is
Speaker 2: getting kind of a baptism by fire with regards to
Speaker 2: his introduction to the offense. They don't want to make
Speaker 2: him just the slot guy that I think he actually
Speaker 2: exclusively is going to be. And that's why I couldn't
Speaker 2: justify keeping Barrios, who I thought was beat out as
Speaker 2: a return man by Malik as well. Then you factor
Speaker 2: in that I think that Malik is a second best
Speaker 2: run blocker in that room, actually first, with Craig Craft down.
Speaker 2: And this was honestly a super easy decision for me.
Speaker 2: But I do think that Braxton will make the team.
Speaker 2: And maybe I'm naive and thinking that five is enough
Speaker 2: given all the injuries here, but I just want I
Speaker 2: think there's three criteria you kind of have to fit
Speaker 2: here at least one of them. Vertical stretch ability, tackle breaking,
Speaker 2: and immediate separation skills. You know, the top two guys
Speaker 2: feature all of those. Beckham features two of those. I
Speaker 2: think Maleague has one of those. I think Craig crap
Speaker 2: has a little bit of all of those things, just dependable,
Speaker 2: and I don't think that Barrios offers any of those traits.
Speaker 2: Where Azukama has the vertical stretch possibilities as well as
Speaker 2: his tackle breaking ability. So that's where I go at receiver.
Speaker 2: I'm keeping three tight ends, John new Smith, Julian Hill,
Speaker 2: and Durham Smyth. I think John U is going to
Speaker 2: go down as one of the biggest additions to any
Speaker 2: team this offseason.
Speaker 1: I've been saying that since he was signed back in March.
Speaker 2: Hookup, you know, I can trust where he's gonna be
Speaker 2: to what has a quick outlet that didn't have last year.
Speaker 2: He's trustable, dependable, those are the same two words. Good
Speaker 2: enough as a blocker to help hide our hand with
Speaker 2: personnel disguise. He's a deem with the football after the catch,
Speaker 2: which I've talked at length about his ability to kind
Speaker 2: of stretch the defense. And expand overplay that you get
Speaker 2: from Hill and Waddle. Julian Hill, to me had one
Speaker 2: of the best camps of anybody out there, and his
Speaker 2: growth I think is going to be a massive addition
Speaker 2: for this offense. His ability to kind of wrap the
Speaker 2: edge and play off those motions and come out of
Speaker 2: the backfield. I think he unseated Durham Smyth as tight
Speaker 2: end two. And I think what Hayden Roucie showed if
Speaker 2: I can get him on the practice squad, that he
Speaker 2: makes the future of this room John U, Julian and Hayden,
Speaker 2: which gives you cheaper production, which if you can find
Speaker 2: guys like that for your tight end three. You know,
Speaker 2: Durham Smyth for this year, he's there, but in the future,
Speaker 2: if he's tight end three, that salary becomes, you know, expendable,
Speaker 2: right for a guy that's making league minimum and Hayden Rouccie.
Speaker 2: So I think you could see even this year and
Speaker 2: next year for sure, but this year some twelve personnel,
Speaker 2: even some thirteen personnel and obvious running situations, we've been
Speaker 2: a twenty one heavy team. That's largely due to alec
Speaker 2: Ingold is one of the best full backs in the league.
Speaker 1: But I think we see lots of twelve.
Speaker 2: I think we see tons of twenty two, and some
Speaker 2: of that being the fast twenty two, which is two
Speaker 2: running backs not your full back, and a tight end
Speaker 2: and that or two tight ends and from that package,
Speaker 2: man you could have Reek and h Ham as your
Speaker 2: wide receivers and you've drawn their base defense onto the field.
Speaker 2: You can throw against that with reekan e Chan going
Speaker 2: up against single coverage and only you know the structure
Speaker 2: of two high safeties which allows you to run the
Speaker 2: ball without you know, the box being filled up. And
Speaker 2: if they stay a nickel, well good luck there. Like
Speaker 2: the Buffalo Bills do. I'm gonna run the ball every
Speaker 2: single time with Raheem Moster behind a seven man line
Speaker 2: and eight gaps to work with, opposed to the six
Speaker 2: when you have four wide receivers or seven when you
Speaker 2: have one tight end. Tanner Connor had consideration here, but
Speaker 2: I think that his health allows him to survive the
Speaker 2: practice squad, So I'm going that route, and he made
Speaker 2: call ups all year last year. I think that happens
Speaker 2: again for him this year. On the offensive line, I
Speaker 2: kept nine I kept four tackles and five interior guys. Obviously,
Speaker 2: those are the names Tron Armstead, Austin Jackson, Kendall Lamb,
Speaker 2: and Patrick Paul. I think that's as clear cut as
Speaker 2: there is on this roster. And then Aaron Brewer, Rob Jones,
Speaker 2: Jack Driscoll, with Leam Eikenberg and Lester Cotton on my interior.
Speaker 2: And the obvious one here is that I cut Isaiah Win.
Speaker 2: And this is a little bit of deviation from the
Speaker 2: disclaimer off the top, but I think McDaniel's words and
Speaker 2: presser about Isaiah were just different than he normally talks
Speaker 2: about injured players. I think there's a bit of fatigue
Speaker 2: developing there with him not being dependable. I think he's
Speaker 2: a really good player, but you can't count on him.
Speaker 2: He's ever finished a season in his NFL career, and
Speaker 2: what's going on right now. There's kind of some mystery there.
Speaker 2: But he's not been there. I haven't even seen on
Speaker 2: the practice field once. So let's not be let down
Speaker 2: in November. Let's cut the lost here in August, and
Speaker 2: maybe if he is healthy, you can bring him back
Speaker 2: when you get banged up inevitably down the stretch.
Speaker 1: I love the tackles.
Speaker 2: I even think I dressed Patrick Paul's a sixth offensive
Speaker 2: lineman and heavy personnel groupings. I don't think driscoll will start.
Speaker 2: I would do that, but I think that Liam gets
Speaker 2: that nod for whatever reason. But I think i'd like
Speaker 2: him as my swing interior guy that can play any
Speaker 2: of the three spots inside. I'd even go with jacket
Speaker 2: center over Liam. I think Liam is just a better
Speaker 2: guard than he's a center by a long shot. But
Speaker 2: again I don't think that happens. And then number nine
Speaker 2: on the offensive line list is Lester Cotton, who he
Speaker 2: was kind of like key On Smith in some ways
Speaker 2: for me, in the sense that I kind of put
Speaker 2: him in the not going to even give it much
Speaker 2: time bucket, which is something I need to do better about.
Speaker 2: But there are certain players that come in here and
Speaker 2: I just don't think it's gonna happen for him. And
Speaker 2: he was one of those guys coming back this season
Speaker 2: where you know, the first depth chart, he was the
Speaker 2: third Garden there, and I thought that reflected his play
Speaker 2: a season to go. But if you go back over
Speaker 2: the preseason games, he's been pleasantly surprising, especially in this
Speaker 2: last one. And McDaniel mentioned the technical improvement in his
Speaker 2: postgame press conference on Friday night about some of the
Speaker 2: guys on the interior offensive line, and I thought that
Speaker 2: kind of coincided with what I saw on tape from
Speaker 2: Lester Cotton that you guys heard me talk about in
Speaker 2: the open with regards to his ability to kind of
Speaker 2: see things and process them from a game standpoint. I
Speaker 2: still would love to see better attachment at the second
Speaker 2: level and make some more critical blocks that can help
Speaker 2: really be the last thing that springs a runner into
Speaker 2: open space. So I want to see some more of that.
Speaker 2: I thought Sean Harlow through the first part of camp
Speaker 2: before he got hurt, was playing better football, and I
Speaker 2: thought the same of Keon Smith last spot. But of
Speaker 2: course they both are out, and this is the impact
Speaker 2: you get deep into that ninth spot on the offensive line.
Speaker 2: But I think Miami has a feeling here with these
Speaker 2: guys that they've got eight or nine guys that are
Speaker 2: all above that level, above that line of less than
Speaker 2: Tomato can. Right.
Speaker 1: That's the process behind this offensive line.
Speaker 2: And I'll not going to the debate on that whole
Speaker 2: thing again, but I think Lester Cotton, with his improvement,
Speaker 2: puts himself in that position, and we'll see who starts
Speaker 2: the games when this all shakes out. But I think
Speaker 2: that that's kind of their thinking here with the depth
Speaker 2: of this group on the interior, especially because they prioritize tackle.
Speaker 2: Toron arps Had's a big money player, Patrick Paul's a
Speaker 2: second round draft pick, Austin Jackson has a twelve million
Speaker 2: dollars per year contract, and Kendall Lamb is not a
Speaker 2: cheap swing tackle. It's the interior where there's less investment,
Speaker 2: and you kind of see it through depth and through
Speaker 2: the idea that these guys are going to get hurt.
Speaker 2: There's no position in the NFL that misses more games
Speaker 2: due to injury than the guards and the centers of
Speaker 2: the National Football League. So let's get deeper there. Maybe
Speaker 2: not as top heavy because last year you lost Robert
Speaker 2: Hunh and Connor Williams, and you were in the exact
Speaker 2: same boat last year as you were this year, but
Speaker 2: you're paying more money to the interior guys that got hurt,
Speaker 2: and now you can't round out your weapons and you
Speaker 2: have issues out there too, when Tyreek is doubled or
Speaker 2: Waddle is doubled, or one of.
Speaker 1: Them is hurt. That's the thinking behind the whole thing here,
Speaker 1: and that's my prediction. On the offensive line.
Speaker 2: I wanted to keep Andrew Meyer, but his lack of
Speaker 2: position of flexibility lands him on the practice squad. I'd
Speaker 2: love to just have him be Aaron Brewer's backup, but
Speaker 2: I don't think we can get away with that given
Speaker 2: our tackle position, having a guy that offers zero position
Speaker 2: of flexibility in your second round pick in Patrick Paul.
Speaker 2: And another thing, I keep seeing these tweets about you know,
Speaker 2: Liam is not a player that I think has put
Speaker 2: good tape out there. He's on the ground all the
Speaker 2: damn time. It's dangerous, it's bad. It's not good football,
Speaker 2: and trust me, I know it's not good. I'd really
Speaker 2: want to emphasize that's not a good thing. But I
Speaker 2: keep seeing this whole like you can't mask that with
Speaker 2: the scheme. The drive you're talking about was literally an
Speaker 2: eleven play touchdown drive that didn't feature Reek Wattle artistad.
Speaker 2: So yes, you can, but again, acknowledge it's a week's
Speaker 2: on the roster. It's almost a twenty five to twenty
Speaker 2: five split every single time. But man, I just have
Speaker 2: more bubble guys in the defense that I want to keep,
Speaker 2: so going to go ahead and roll with twenty four
Speaker 2: on offense, but that will probably change as guys come
Speaker 2: off and go on injured list. That's my offense, right though.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take a break, come back on
Speaker 2: the other side and do the defense. Next Draft Time podcast,
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Speaker 2: We have done the offense, it's time to do the defense.
Speaker 2: And twenty six players on this side of the ball,
Speaker 2: including five down defensive lineman. I have Zach Seeler, I
Speaker 2: have Kalaeis Campbell, I have Benito Jones, Neville Gallimore, and
Speaker 2: Jonathan Harris. And I thought Benito might begin the year
Speaker 2: on IR but it sounds like McDaniel says he'll be
Speaker 2: back and ready to go, So those five guys are kept.
Speaker 2: That means no Brandon Peeley, who does stick around on
Speaker 2: practice squad for Peelee with call up options. And always remember,
Speaker 2: the roster is basically sixty nine, now seventy if you
Speaker 2: include the international Pathway player with Bayor and Bayern Matos.
Speaker 2: But we are not going to see a game this year,
Speaker 2: so it'll be sixty nine nice and I'm willing to
Speaker 2: risk peely more than I am any of the dbs.
Speaker 2: So Seeler's gonna play eight hundred snaps for me. Kalaus
Speaker 2: is gonna play six hundred plus, so I can give
Speaker 2: him more if injuries and.
Speaker 1: Necessitate that I do that.
Speaker 2: But we've always seen that Ravens defense, and Weaver mentioned this.
Speaker 2: They want to be a rotation at that spot. So
Speaker 2: I've got two hundred to three hundred snaps for guys
Speaker 2: like Bonito when he gets back, Neville Gallamore, Jonathan Harris,
Speaker 2: all orbiting around these two monsters we have with Campbell
Speaker 2: and Steeler. Peeli and Mack were two guys that got consideration,
Speaker 2: and Peele's probably one of the first guys on because
Speaker 2: of if Benito's not available, you don't really have a
Speaker 2: true nose tackle. And I just love how hard as
Speaker 2: am Mac plays. And again, maybe my biggest l this
Speaker 2: entire offseason was Tier Tart. I thought he was going
Speaker 2: to be d T three. I was wrong. You the
Speaker 2: happy Gilmore sound drop. Now we'll just keep going here.
Speaker 2: Off the edge, I have five players plus two players
Speaker 2: on PUP. They are Bradley Chubb and Cameron Good. I'm
Speaker 2: keeping Jalen Phillips, Chop Robinson, Emmanuel Agba, Mohammed Kamara.
Speaker 1: And Quintin Bell.
Speaker 2: And I could go a tad light here for two reasons.
Speaker 2: I know I have a star and a roster player
Speaker 2: coming back when they are healthy with Good and with Chubb,
Speaker 2: but also Kalaeis and Zach can play all the way
Speaker 2: out to the five technique and both even an odd fronts,
Speaker 2: which frees me up a little bit to go lighter here.
Speaker 2: I do wish we had Shaq Barrett, but it is
Speaker 2: what it is. I think we have enough here with
Speaker 2: while two and fifty three get back and fifteen works
Speaker 2: his way into a full workload, you can probably do that.
Speaker 2: To see a lot of Zach and Kalais on the
Speaker 2: perimeter in both those different fronts and alignments, I think
Speaker 2: it means we get a ton of ogball early on.
Speaker 2: And how fortunate we are that he waded to sign
Speaker 2: for this opportunity so we could have him, because without him,
Speaker 2: this room looks a lot more bleak. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: really it here. It's whyatt Ray is the only cut
Speaker 2: that I made between Cam Brown and Grayson Murphy, two
Speaker 2: guys that I thought had really good shots to make
Speaker 2: this football team, Like my god, Man, this position has
Speaker 2: been absolutely murdered with injuries going back to Black Friday
Speaker 2: last year.
Speaker 1: So five edge guys.
Speaker 2: I have five off ball linebackers, Jordan Brooks, David Long, Junior,
Speaker 2: Anthony Walker junior, Duke Riley, and Channing Tyndall. Tyndall stays
Speaker 2: on as my fifth and part of that is his
Speaker 2: ability to be a sub rusher with an edge group
Speaker 2: that is tad thin to start things off this season.
Speaker 2: I just think there are too many things that he
Speaker 2: can do within this scheme to risk floating him on
Speaker 2: the practice squad. He's got too much skill and athletic
Speaker 2: measurements to not get snatched up, so I want to
Speaker 2: keep him. There are splash plays, there are plenty of gafs,
Speaker 2: but man, he's been a prominent fixture on teams as well,
Speaker 2: which is usually telling.
Speaker 1: And I think that those gafs.
Speaker 2: Can be reduced when you reduce his role that just
Speaker 2: says like, hey go pick the center, Hey go rush
Speaker 2: the edge because might need that from this the way
Speaker 2: the edge group looks right now, and kind of reduce
Speaker 2: the level of thinking he does to get him to
Speaker 2: play fast.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just go get the quarterback, especially when that's
Speaker 2: Josh Allen. On your seven snaps that you get on
Speaker 2: top of special team's work, the top four are obvious,
Speaker 2: probably not a more clear crop of four players on
Speaker 2: the entire team outside of the offensive tackles. And Curtis
Speaker 2: Bolton has done everything that he could have to make
Speaker 2: the team. To me, he's a priority practice squad guy.
Speaker 2: This is where I get a little bit crazy. You
Speaker 2: gonna go a little bit insane here. Seven cornerbacks Jalen Ramsey,
Speaker 2: Kendall Fuller, cater coho Ethan Bonner, cam Smith, and Saran Neil.
Speaker 2: That kind of feels like those are all obvious, and
Speaker 2: I refuse to.
Speaker 1: Cut storm Duck.
Speaker 2: Seven cornerbacks, Travis, you've lost your damn mind. Maybe, but
Speaker 2: haven't I approven that already? Isn't that what Kevin Costner
Speaker 2: says in the Worst Film Ever made?
Speaker 1: On draft Day. Don't tell me it's a good film.
Speaker 1: Don't ever tell me it's a good film.
Speaker 2: We've seen how important depth can be here, and I
Speaker 2: think all of those guys can play. Ramsey and Fuller
Speaker 2: don't leave the field. And then between co who's slot ability?
Speaker 2: What Bonner has shown I think you can get very,
Speaker 2: very very creative with your game planning and matchups. I
Speaker 2: don't think this room is at all a here's our
Speaker 2: top three. They always play, and injuries are the only
Speaker 2: way we're gonna change that end quote. We have a
Speaker 2: good blend of flavors, and quite frankly, I think you
Speaker 2: have six guys and I would feel comfortable putting in
Speaker 2: a game tomorrow and maybe even seven with Storm. I'm
Speaker 2: not risking lou him though he's been too good and
Speaker 2: I know they love him insane numbers, but I'm okay
Speaker 2: with that. He's one that I'm not going to put
Speaker 2: out there. And we usually make a bigger deal out
Speaker 2: of this every single September or August in this case,
Speaker 2: like maybe one or two guys get snatched up. But
Speaker 2: I think he's one of them. When you look at
Speaker 2: the cornerback rooms around the league, and again watch how
Speaker 2: frequently he's out there with the first team special teams unit.
Speaker 1: Usually that's a sign.
Speaker 2: I don't want to expose Matri or Johnson either both,
Speaker 2: but we don't have a choice here. You can't keep
Speaker 2: eight or nine cornerbacks. And then saran Neil's ability to
Speaker 2: play safety also gives me a flexibility to do this
Speaker 2: as well. But we have a couple of guys here
Speaker 2: that are special teams aces on both the safety and
Speaker 2: cornerbacks rooms, so it makes sense.
Speaker 1: I also Nick Needham.
Speaker 2: Is the biggest name here to go off the probably
Speaker 2: the entire team so far at safety, Javon holl And,
Speaker 2: Jordan Poyer, Marcus Maine, Elijah Campbell. I kept four hate
Speaker 2: cutting Patrick mc morris, but I also think he might
Speaker 2: be down for a little bit here, and he's an
Speaker 2: easy special team or a special teams call out from
Speaker 2: the practice squad, and my first signing when someone inevitably
Speaker 2: gets hurt in the secondary cornerback or safety, I think
Speaker 2: May has really given you some fun flexibility with your
Speaker 2: big nickel package. With how he plays the game like
Speaker 2: he's hitting everything, it's fun to watch. I also feel
Speaker 2: comfortable playing Elijah on defense, but we are fortunate enough
Speaker 2: in the spot where he's the four and can begin
Speaker 2: the season as just an absolute mens on special teams.
Speaker 2: My specialist are obvious Blake, Jake, and Jason. So I'm
Speaker 2: at twenty four on offense, twenty six on defense, three
Speaker 2: on specialists. I had these following players that I wanted
Speaker 2: to keep but couldn't make room for him. Jeff Wilson,
Speaker 2: Tanner Connor, Andrew Meyer, Isaiah Mack, Curtis Bolton, Isaiah Johnson,
Speaker 2: Jason Matrie, and Patrick McMorris. That's sixty one players I
Speaker 2: think are good enough to play on this roster, and
Speaker 2: I think we can get each of those guys in
Speaker 2: the practice squad, which looks like this, and this is
Speaker 2: in the order of how I would stack it. Isaiah
Speaker 2: Johnson's my top priority. I love his game, Jeff Wilson's
Speaker 2: number two. Braxton Barrows is number three because of his
Speaker 2: knowledge in the offense and he can get call ups
Speaker 2: as the injuries kind of sort themselves out. Patrick McMorris
Speaker 2: is a great special teams call up as well. Andrew
Speaker 2: Meyer is five. The first injury I have on the
Speaker 2: offensive line, he goes in and kind of becomes your
Speaker 2: backup center. Jason Matrius six, Tanner Connor, and Curtis Bolton,
Speaker 2: Isaiah Mack and Hayden Roochie round out the top ten.
Speaker 2: Rouchie's blocking is really really good. And then DeShawn hand
Speaker 2: number eleven, a guy that easily could be on this
Speaker 2: roster and might be when you hear this get announced
Speaker 2: on Tuesday, and I kind of went back and forth
Speaker 2: on this one, but I just thought the rotation guys
Speaker 2: that earned spots over him makes him cuttable and puts
Speaker 2: him in this position where you can have him in
Speaker 2: house on the practice squads, a call up, just like
Speaker 2: Brandon Peelely on the nose tackle position in case you
Speaker 2: lose a Jonathan Harris for hand or a Nebelle Gallimore
Speaker 2: for hand, or if Benita goes down, you can bring
Speaker 2: Pelle up and have him play that nose tackle position.
Speaker 2: My third emergency quarterback is, of course, Mike White.
Speaker 1: Bring him back.
Speaker 2: I think it makes more sense to have a quarterback
Speaker 2: that was already in the system just come back and
Speaker 2: be ready to go. And you know, Mike White has
Speaker 2: two years of experience here for that third quarterback job.
Speaker 2: I think coming in and trying to learn this system
Speaker 2: would be very tricky for somebody who has not previously
Speaker 2: been in it. And I'm not interested in giving up
Speaker 2: draft capital because if that person plays, I don't feel
Speaker 2: good about it anyway. Number fourteen Jordan Colbert. Number fifteen
Speaker 2: Wyatt Ray did enough off the edge to get a
Speaker 2: practice squad spot after his in camp call up or acquisition,
Speaker 2: I should say, and number sixteen is Brayln Sanders, and
Speaker 2: then my seventeenth practice squad player, of course an international
Speaker 2: Pathway Program player exemption from a position on the sixteen
Speaker 2: man practice squad tackle bide on Mattos again, I've got
Speaker 2: Nick Neadon finding work somewhere else. I think he gets claimed,
Speaker 2: and I just think with the youngsters, the more upside.
Speaker 2: May Tree, Johnson, Duck McMorris made this all a possibility.
Speaker 2: What I think happens, I'm not really sure.
Speaker 1: At quarterback, I want to say it's.
Speaker 2: Going to be white, but I think it could be
Speaker 2: Skylar in that backup role. I think you can flip
Speaker 2: a coin to see what they're going to do there.
Speaker 2: With regards to that, I think you could easily swap
Speaker 2: out Jeff Wilson for Chris Brooks if you go in
Speaker 2: that direction. And I do think Braxon Barrios will make
Speaker 2: this team, despite my claims otherwise here on the podcast.
Speaker 2: I think the offensive line looks about how they'll they'll
Speaker 2: see it as well. I think on the defensive line
Speaker 2: I could be missing as Brandon Peelee. So that's an
Speaker 2: option for the Dolphins to go different from what I
Speaker 2: did here. I think the edge and the linebackers look
Speaker 2: pretty good. And then at core maybe Storm Duck is
Speaker 2: the one that doesn't see the game, and you keep
Speaker 2: Brandon Peeley or somebody else for him. So I don't
Speaker 2: think there's many deviations off what it will be. But
Speaker 2: that's what my prediction is for this roster. We'll come
Speaker 2: back tomorrow and break this roster down and full when
Speaker 2: it comes when it becomes complete. But that is another
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