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Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I am here
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Speaker 1: We're gonna get into the numbers, the snap counts, the rankings,
Speaker 1: all the aftermath of Week fourteen in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: Plus will dive into the all two here from the
Speaker 1: assistant coaches and take the temperature of the team with
Speaker 1: three weeks to go. All of that and more on
Speaker 1: this Tuesday, December fifte edition of the Drive Time Podcast.
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Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and jump right away into the Dolphins
Speaker 1: team rankings after fourteen weeks of the NFL season, and offensively,
Speaker 1: twenty five point four points per game is fifteen best
Speaker 1: in the National Football League. The Dolphins have the twenty
Speaker 1: seventh ranked offense, twenty seventh ranked rushing offense, and twenty
Speaker 1: second ranked passing offense. They've allowed the fifteen few ast
Speaker 1: sacks in the NFL, and their third down offense is
Speaker 1: best in the NFL. On defense, eighteen point eight points
Speaker 1: per game allowed, that second best in the NFL, just
Speaker 1: point six points off the Steelers pace for the top
Speaker 1: spot in the National Football League, my Amy's defense is
Speaker 1: ranked eighteen and total defense twenty two and rushing defense eighteen.
Speaker 1: In passing defense and the Dolphins third down defense is
Speaker 1: best in the National Football League thirty three point one percent.
Speaker 1: They have the are tied for the eleventh most sex
Speaker 1: in the league, and their twenty five takeaways is tied
Speaker 1: for first with the Pittsburgh Steelers. So those are your
Speaker 1: team rankings. As far as some individual stats and snap council,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and start as we do with the
Speaker 1: special teams first and talk about the fact that Dolphins
Speaker 1: still for the seventh straight week, remain a top Football
Speaker 1: Outsiders d v o A special teams ranking their nine
Speaker 1: point one percent d v o A, which is defensive
Speaker 1: adjusted value over average. I know it's a mouthful. They
Speaker 1: are number one in the NFL in that category. Why.
Speaker 1: Receiver Jakeem Grant is the NFL's top punt returner. He
Speaker 1: has three d and twenty three yards as a punt returner,
Speaker 1: and Jason Sanders thirty field goals are second most in
Speaker 1: the NFL. His eight field goals from fifty yards or
Speaker 1: beyond are tied for the most in the NFL, and
Speaker 1: his nine point seven percent success ray on field goals
Speaker 1: this year is third among kickers who have at least
Speaker 1: twenty attempts on the season. Punter Matt Hawk registered just
Speaker 1: his second touchback of the season on Sunday. He's tied
Speaker 1: for the fifth fewest minimum ten punts among all NFL punters.
Speaker 1: His twenty two punts down inside the twenty yard line
Speaker 1: are tied for six in the National Football League. We
Speaker 1: talked about penalties on yesterday's top news story and Brian
Speaker 1: Flores once again has this team near the top of
Speaker 1: the fewest penalties assessed against them and fewest penalty yard
Speaker 1: is assessed against them in that category, they've been penalized
Speaker 1: sixty times for four hundred and ninety nine yards this year.
Speaker 1: The sixty penalties is third fewest and the four hundred
Speaker 1: ninety nine yards is the second fewest in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. As far as some of the advanced stats
Speaker 1: on offense, first we start with the snap counts and two.
Speaker 1: A Tongue of Valoa played eighty three snaps. That was
Speaker 1: good for one. He joined Solomon Kinley, Ted Carriss, Jesse Davis,
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt as players that played every snap on offense
Speaker 1: and as a whole, the Dolphins offense with those rookies
Speaker 1: uh Hunt, Kinley, and Tongue Vloa along with Austin Jackson
Speaker 1: who played seventy five snaps in the game and rookies
Speaker 1: Malcolm Perry and Lynn Boden Bowden played fifty nine. Perry
Speaker 1: played thirty three. The Dolphins had forty five point six
Speaker 1: percent of their offensive snaps in this game come from rookies,
Speaker 1: so a little bit of perspective there on the offensive
Speaker 1: production with first year players. Running back Patrick Laird led
Speaker 1: the way among backs with forty two snaps. That was
Speaker 1: one of the workload. DeAndre Washington was the only other
Speaker 1: running back to play in this game, thirty nine reps
Speaker 1: for him, good for forty seven percent, so a pretty
Speaker 1: even platoon there. We talked about Boden's fifty nine snaps,
Speaker 1: Mac Collins gets forty in the game, Malcolm Perry plays
Speaker 1: thirty three, Jachem Grant thirty one, Davante Parker seven, and
Speaker 1: Antonio Calais rounds out the wide receivers with twenty two snaps.
Speaker 1: At tight end, Mike Siki played forty three, Adam Shaheen
Speaker 1: played thirty seven, and Derham Smith played thirty six. Plenty
Speaker 1: of players counted on in this game to play snaps,
Speaker 1: and then Austin and Jackson. We talked about the four
Speaker 1: offensive lineman who went wire to wire. He played seventy
Speaker 1: five reps. Julian Davenport played eleven in the absence of
Speaker 1: Jackson as well as some heavy packages down around the
Speaker 1: goal line, and Christian Wilkins had three snaps on offense
Speaker 1: as a full back slash eligible receiver into the game
Speaker 1: in those heavy packages. As for some of the offenses.
Speaker 1: Advanced Metrics and Stats Tongue Byla hit a career high
Speaker 1: for the second straight week with three hundred and sixteen
Speaker 1: passing yards his first three hundred yard game as a
Speaker 1: pro per NFL next Gen stats, he averaged six point
Speaker 1: five air yards per completion that was the ninth most
Speaker 1: in the league this week. He did that with the
Speaker 1: twelfth quickest snap or snapped to throw time at two
Speaker 1: point five six seconds. He completed three throws of twenty
Speaker 1: plus air yards for seventy four total yards, a touchdown
Speaker 1: and a pick on those throws, and when he was blitzed,
Speaker 1: he completed eight of fifteen passes for eighty yards, a touchdown,
Speaker 1: and the one interception he's thrown this year in six starts.
Speaker 1: Running Back Patrick Laird had the season high in terms
Speaker 1: of average yards after contact five point oh as he
Speaker 1: rushed for nineteen yards on four carries and two first downs.
Speaker 1: DeAndre Washington picked up twenty seven of his thirty five
Speaker 1: rushing yards in this game after initial contact. We talked
Speaker 1: about Lynn Bowden getting his highest workload. It resulted in
Speaker 1: a career high eighty two yards. He averaged nine point
Speaker 1: one yards per target, and six of those seven catches
Speaker 1: that he made produced first downs. Mac Hollins also has
Speaker 1: a career high with sixty six receiving yards He did
Speaker 1: that on nine targets, good for a nice solid seven
Speaker 1: point three yards per target and thirteen point two yards
Speaker 1: per catch for mac Hollins. Tight end Mike Gasicki caught
Speaker 1: five of his six targets for sixty five yards. That's
Speaker 1: a very impressive ten point eight yards per target. Also
Speaker 1: had two touchdowns for a second time in his career.
Speaker 1: All of his catches produced either points, a touchdown or
Speaker 1: a first down. He's now fourth among tight ends with
Speaker 1: six hundred and two receiving yards and six among tight
Speaker 1: ends with six touchdown catches this season. On the offensive line,
Speaker 1: Ted Carres and Robert Hunt had the lowest pressure per
Speaker 1: snap right They both allowed two pressures each on sixty
Speaker 1: five pass blocking snaps. Apiece and tackle Julian Davenport did
Speaker 1: not allow a pressure and his seven pass blocking snaps
Speaker 1: filling in for the injured rookie and Austin Jackson on
Speaker 1: the defensive sid would take a look at the snap
Speaker 1: counts over here. Christian Wilkins, who played three snaps on offense,
Speaker 1: also led all interior defensive lineman with forty three snaps
Speaker 1: in the game at six of the workload. But ray
Speaker 1: Kuan Davis is right behind him forty one snaps, and
Speaker 1: Zack Seeler gives you twenty five snaps in this game.
Speaker 1: Defense event Shack Lawson had fifty eight snaps that was
Speaker 1: of the workload. Emmanuel Ogba played forty nine, Jason Strowbridge
Speaker 1: had one, and then a linebacker. Coach Flores talked about
Speaker 1: this on Monday, a little bit being down Roberts and
Speaker 1: van Noy, and more specifically van Noy, who does so
Speaker 1: much from an off ball and rushing linebacker off the edge,
Speaker 1: does a little bit of everything. He talked about Jerome
Speaker 1: Baker having to do more rushing in this game. He
Speaker 1: produced US two and a half sacks, playing sixty one
Speaker 1: of the team's sixty two defensive snaps in this game,
Speaker 1: Commu gruge Hill played thirty seven snaps. That was Andrew
Speaker 1: van Gekl had thirty one, and Sammguavin got onto the
Speaker 1: field for six snaps. In this game. Quarnerbacks Byron Jones
Speaker 1: Xaviing Howard never left the field. They played all sixty
Speaker 1: two snaps, as did safety Eric Rowe. Cornerback Nick Needon
Speaker 1: played forty six snaps in the game. Safety Brandon Jones
Speaker 1: played thirty four That was two snaps more than Bobby McCain,
Speaker 1: who had to exit the game a couple of times
Speaker 1: with injuries, and safety Cavon Fraser played twenty four snaps
Speaker 1: and Clayton Federlum gave you seven snaps in the game. Now,
Speaker 1: as far as these defensive advanced metrics, there are some
Speaker 1: good ones. Howard had an interception for the fifth straight game,
Speaker 1: giving him nine on the season. That's the most in
Speaker 1: the NFL. He's now one interception away from tying the
Speaker 1: franchise record set back in nineteen sixty seven by Dick Westmoreland,
Speaker 1: who had ten picks that year. No NFL player has
Speaker 1: intercepted nine passes in a season since Chicago's Tim Jennings
Speaker 1: did it in and the last time a player recorded
Speaker 1: double digit interceptions in one season was San Diegos Antonio
Speaker 1: Carmardi back in two thousand seven. When targeting Howard this year,
Speaker 1: opposing quarterbacks have a passer rating of fifty three point four,
Speaker 1: that second best among cornerbacks who have seen at least
Speaker 1: thirty pass targets in their direction. And we talk all
Speaker 1: the time about coverage, mirroring or marrying up with the
Speaker 1: pass rush and defensive play up front. Well, it started
Speaker 1: with these defensive tackles who all had very good games
Speaker 1: in this one. Rookie ray Kwon Davis has thirty five
Speaker 1: tackles this year. That's most among rookie defensive lineman. Three
Speaker 1: of his five total tackles were within two yards of
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage. Are One of our favorite stats
Speaker 1: are on the podcast a run stop and since Week nine,
Speaker 1: Davis has fourteen run stops, that's fifth most in the NFL.
Speaker 1: You know who has the most over that period, Zack Seeler.
Speaker 1: He has sixteen run stops in that period and he
Speaker 1: is third at his position on the entire season with
Speaker 1: twenty seven run stops this year. He added three run
Speaker 1: stops and a quarterback pressure in the game on Sunday,
Speaker 1: and Christian Wilkins is right up there to He had
Speaker 1: three run stops and a pressure on Mahomes three times
Speaker 1: in that category, including a half a sack along with
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker on that final sack of the game from Miami.
Speaker 1: Wilkins now has twenty five run stops on the season.
Speaker 1: That's tied for seventh most among all NFL defensive tackles.
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker had two and a half sacks on the game.
Speaker 1: The thirty yards sack was the biggest loss this year
Speaker 1: on a sack, and the Dolphins are the only team
Speaker 1: in NFL history with two sacks of twenty eight yards
Speaker 1: lost or more. His two point five stacks on Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes was the most ever against that quarterback. He had
Speaker 1: eight tackles, four of those were good for run stops,
Speaker 1: and he was second on Miami with three quarterback pressures.
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson had four pressures. He led the way in
Speaker 1: that category also made two run stops. Defensive end Emmanuel
Speaker 1: Ogba added three pressures to his season total, which is
Speaker 1: now up to fifty six, tied for third most among
Speaker 1: edge defenders with Los Angeles Joey Bosa. What a season
Speaker 1: Emmanuel Ogbas having. If you go back and look at
Speaker 1: the tape. We'll talk about this later. He actually was
Speaker 1: a big part of that Jerome Baker thirty yards sack.
Speaker 1: He forced h Patrick Mahomes to kind of wheel deal
Speaker 1: into that pressure of Jerome Baker. Andrew Van Geigel had
Speaker 1: two run stops and also tipped the past that led
Speaker 1: to the pick by cornerback Byron Jones, who of course
Speaker 1: did have his first interception as a Dolphin, also forced
Speaker 1: to fumble, and he was targeted just one time in
Speaker 1: the game for one reception and nine yards. Safety Eric
Speaker 1: Row had his second interception of the season and his
Speaker 1: third as a member of the Miami Dolphins. For the
Speaker 1: rest of the article, inside the numbers up on Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins dot com, go check out the website. We do
Speaker 1: this every single week here on the Tuesday Podcast and
Speaker 1: Monday up on Miami Dolphins dot com. So go ahead
Speaker 1: and spin this thing forward. Now to the All two review.
Speaker 1: Getting a chance to watch this on the game pass,
Speaker 1: after watching the broadcast version, watching Tony Romo compliment this
Speaker 1: Dolphins team, and of course after being there in person
Speaker 1: on Sunday. But the All two review, we start with
Speaker 1: the offensive side of the football, and earlier we talked
Speaker 1: about the snap counts, and you might have noticed all
Speaker 1: the snaps played by the tight ends, each of them
Speaker 1: checking in with at least thirty five snaps in this game.
Speaker 1: And certainly part of that is losing Parker and granted injuries,
Speaker 1: but there were some thirteen personnel looks before that. They
Speaker 1: opened the game with back to back snaps out of
Speaker 1: thirteen personnel, so wasn't just by the injury design, by
Speaker 1: game plan design going into it. They used those tight ends.
Speaker 1: Second drive of the game, they work off the success
Speaker 1: of the fly sweep last week to Jachim Grant coming
Speaker 1: across the formation, taking that handoff, ripping off a pair
Speaker 1: of twenty plus yr runs. On this one, they sneak
Speaker 1: the tight end out into the area vacated by Jachem's
Speaker 1: motion and he's wide open at the line with room
Speaker 1: to run for sixteen yards. Tongue baloa to Shaheen like
Speaker 1: that play sequencing, building off of previous plays and using
Speaker 1: wrinkles on the new plays. The ensuing play was the
Speaker 1: lynbowed and touched or pass rather and the Chiefs were
Speaker 1: just on top of it. Nothing else really to talk
Speaker 1: about it, but besides the fact that they covered it well,
Speaker 1: and then the third down conversion to Jachim just before
Speaker 1: the Ghaziki touchdown to finish up our general offensive scheme
Speaker 1: notes here it was a nice little simple short motion
Speaker 1: where Parker goes out and gets into a trips bunch
Speaker 1: look and then Grant just runs off a natural rub
Speaker 1: off that and it creates an opportunity for him to
Speaker 1: get wide open on the past play, So some cool
Speaker 1: stuff there from chan Gailey and the offensive system. Lets
Speaker 1: go ahead and talk about to his game and his
Speaker 1: day starts off for me with that first third down
Speaker 1: throw and incomplete pass over the middle to Jachim. The
Speaker 1: pass pro is terrific. The Chiefs get a hit onto
Speaker 1: Ah after some time in the pocket on a t
Speaker 1: e stunt, a tackle end stunt that clears a run
Speaker 1: down the b gap onto a from a free rusher,
Speaker 1: but everything else is picked up and the throw is
Speaker 1: really something. Miami motions Parker once again into a trip
Speaker 1: set into a tight formation or tight into the formation,
Speaker 1: and the Chiefs bracket Parker on his over out coming
Speaker 1: across the formation and in behind him, Jachim is on
Speaker 1: a dig route a you know, ten twelve, fifteen yards downfield,
Speaker 1: squared off inside and you see two his hands separate
Speaker 1: with Jachim still on the stem before he comes out
Speaker 1: of the break and a defender in the exact location
Speaker 1: where the football winds up going, so he's working off
Speaker 1: that leverage, chasing the defender towards Parker. The window opens
Speaker 1: up after the ball has left to his hand and
Speaker 1: it meets Jachim off that incut just gotta fit to
Speaker 1: play there. But these anticipation throws are my favorite thing,
Speaker 1: and all the football to watch Dolphins are otherwise. And
Speaker 1: he's really been doing it on a weekly basis more
Speaker 1: and more. And you also see him building off an
Speaker 1: area of his game that personally I've loved since his
Speaker 1: days at college, and I covered Dan Orlovsky talking about
Speaker 1: this to the third and three incomplete pass to Lyn
Speaker 1: Bowen right before Jason Sanders missfield goal. In this game,
Speaker 1: you can see two carry out the r P O
Speaker 1: and in one motion, he goes from facing the outside
Speaker 1: target and Mike get sicky on a flat route to
Speaker 1: simultaneously getting his feet and eyes back inside to Bowden
Speaker 1: while he's been getting that throwing motion. And he does
Speaker 1: something similar on the very next third down play, the
Speaker 1: one that Orlovsky tweeted himself showing the goods as he
Speaker 1: put it. On third and eleven from the plus forty five.
Speaker 1: Your three routes to the field are a take off,
Speaker 1: a straight line go route towards the end zone from
Speaker 1: the furthest split receiver, the corner route from the two
Speaker 1: receiver the next receiver inside, and a flat from the
Speaker 1: three The furthest slot inside. The safeties go back and
Speaker 1: it looks like they take a deep half each with
Speaker 1: the underneath corners kind of squatting the It's the look
Speaker 1: of cover two. I don't know the call, that's what
Speaker 1: it looks like to me. And what Orlowsky points out
Speaker 1: is the same thing we saw in the Bowden play
Speaker 1: two in one motion, looks and locates his body to
Speaker 1: the flat route while starting his motion to go over
Speaker 1: the top of that to the corner route, and the
Speaker 1: ball is out while once again Gasicki is still on
Speaker 1: the stem hasn't come out of the break. And I
Speaker 1: have to believe this is the stuff that Romo was
Speaker 1: impressed with early on when he mentioned it. The underneath
Speaker 1: corner takes a step forward and that was all he
Speaker 1: needed to know that he had a pocket to throw
Speaker 1: out football too. And he later does it again on
Speaker 1: the first play of the second quarter, where his body's
Speaker 1: pointed one way, the ball goes a different direction. And
Speaker 1: on that same drive, they run a slant off of
Speaker 1: an r P O with jet motion and the defensive
Speaker 1: end is left unblocked and you see him the defensive
Speaker 1: ent chase inside for the potential handoff. Then to a
Speaker 1: fakes the throw to the flat and the defensive end
Speaker 1: runs back in that direction, and then to just snaps
Speaker 1: the ball right and behind the area that he just
Speaker 1: displays the defensive end from. So you've gotta love when
Speaker 1: you can leave a player unblocked like that and get
Speaker 1: the quarterback to influence him with those fine details to
Speaker 1: his game. The first touchdown past to Mike Gasicki was
Speaker 1: a great job of just using his eyes and staying
Speaker 1: with the play. Gasicki flashes late, comes off that block
Speaker 1: and the ball finds in between the eight and the
Speaker 1: eight on the jersey into a tight window. Nice throw there.
Speaker 1: On the second half of the game, he gets a
Speaker 1: free rusher right in his face and gets out in
Speaker 1: space to extend and create some space for the receiver.
Speaker 1: As mac Hollins kind of breaks off the initial route.
Speaker 1: You have to create more time for the receivers to
Speaker 1: do that when the pressure closes in No One's open downfield.
Speaker 1: And then later in the game, a free runner comes
Speaker 1: right up the B gap and to a just as
Speaker 1: quickly as he catches the shotgun snap, he has that
Speaker 1: thing out of his hand to Smith on a slant.
Speaker 1: The ball handling a quick trigger. We're on point at times. Now,
Speaker 1: both he and Flora's reference some mistakes in the game.
Speaker 1: He talked about getting it out quicker and giving what
Speaker 1: the defense are taking with the defense gives him rather
Speaker 1: like a second down. An eight sack in the second
Speaker 1: quarter looks like Shaheen flashes in the flat. I have
Speaker 1: no idea again, what the play caller progression is, but
Speaker 1: maybe he's talking about stuff like that. Or on the
Speaker 1: safety where Mike Gasicki runs into over route and again
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what the callege, but it looks like
Speaker 1: he came open on that one, so you'd have to
Speaker 1: ask too about the progression there. But maybe those are
Speaker 1: some of the mistakes that he and Flow talked about
Speaker 1: in this game. And I'll just go ahead and finish
Speaker 1: with a note about the accuracy. I really like the
Speaker 1: confidence he has to try to fit those balls in
Speaker 1: the tight windows. They say that sometimes covered guys are
Speaker 1: actually open in this league because of how good defensive
Speaker 1: backs are, and he's really putting the ball in position
Speaker 1: where his guys have a chance to win. I was
Speaker 1: really really impressed with this game from our rookie quarterback.
Speaker 1: Now we referenced the play of Mike Asiki on several
Speaker 1: of those plays, and I just felt for Mike on Sunday.
Speaker 1: You could tell he was hurting after that injury had
Speaker 1: to exit the game with. But what a game he had.
Speaker 1: He's had. He's just added so many weapons to his
Speaker 1: route repertoire. He's got a nice shake, he can get
Speaker 1: through reroutes. He's become so deadly at catching contested balls
Speaker 1: as we've seen, you know, the touchdown to go high
Speaker 1: point the football and then to double catch it on
Speaker 1: the kind of redirect. He did an awesome job on
Speaker 1: that play before the catch to kind of stack the
Speaker 1: defensive back and then slow up a little bit so
Speaker 1: the dB has to kind of work around him and
Speaker 1: gets kind of caught in no man's land trying to
Speaker 1: work through a body on the way of the football.
Speaker 1: Plus the dudes got hand you can count on in
Speaker 1: those tight spots like we mentioned, and really that's that's
Speaker 1: gonna be the best way to develop that trust between
Speaker 1: quarterback and receiver. And I think we've seen that a
Speaker 1: lot with Mike the last few weeks, catching passes in
Speaker 1: those tight windows. Get well soon, Mike, Hopefully, hopefully your
Speaker 1: back sooner than later, Lynn Bowden, I just like this
Speaker 1: guy's game, man and my John Gruden voice. I like
Speaker 1: his game. He does a nice job of pushing leverage
Speaker 1: and then breaking his route when the defensive back commits
Speaker 1: based on that leverage. It's similar to him making sudden
Speaker 1: change of direction bursts with the ball in his hands
Speaker 1: as a runner, which he certainly is capable of as well,
Speaker 1: and he can kind of slow play the release to
Speaker 1: close ground on the dB, then explode off the top
Speaker 1: of the stem and create separation that way. Be curious
Speaker 1: to watch some more of his game as we close
Speaker 1: out the season here down the stretch. Jachim just put
Speaker 1: a note in here about the speed as such a
Speaker 1: nice element to have in there, and the sense of
Speaker 1: the jet suite because he carried another one for twelve yards.
Speaker 1: I talked about the influence that has for play sequencing earlier.
Speaker 1: It just does so much to hold those defenders for
Speaker 1: a beat at a time. Robert Hunt on the offensive line,
Speaker 1: he played really nice game. He's improving in past protection.
Speaker 1: It seems every week he's got a really devastating first
Speaker 1: punch that he throws and then has the active feat
Speaker 1: to reposition and get himself back into good shape for
Speaker 1: that kind of second wave of the rep. There's a
Speaker 1: few times where he's you know, they slide the protection
Speaker 1: away from him and he's one on one on an island,
Speaker 1: and he holds up pretty well there. I thought he
Speaker 1: also does good to get a good push to widen
Speaker 1: those b gap runs between he and the and the
Speaker 1: right guard where he comes out of that strong source
Speaker 1: of lower body strength, where he pops out of that
Speaker 1: stands and you see him really shove those those big
Speaker 1: heavy hands into the chest pad of the defensive end
Speaker 1: and it gets a little bit of knock back there
Speaker 1: and creates a lane. So a good game for Robert Hunt.
Speaker 1: I thought. I thought Austin Jackson had two reps in
Speaker 1: this game early. I really liked the third down miss
Speaker 1: on the opening drive. The incompletion they pick up a
Speaker 1: stunt and he just stone walls that thing very well.
Speaker 1: Then the first play of the next drive he wipes
Speaker 1: out the chief's edge for a nice seven yard run
Speaker 1: from DeAndre Washington. And in past probably wrote about this
Speaker 1: outside arm stad that he just throws the left arm
Speaker 1: out there and gets a nice little stale may on
Speaker 1: the pass rusher going up field. Then he can get
Speaker 1: himself back in position to rework for that secondary move.
Speaker 1: There's some stuff to work there with Austin Jackson. I've
Speaker 1: been picking up every single week that you like there
Speaker 1: out of your left tackle Durham Smith, who had a
Speaker 1: seven yard scramble on a bootleg that covered up both
Speaker 1: pass options. The Chiefs took it away, and Durham does
Speaker 1: a great job to get off that edge and seal
Speaker 1: that block and create an opportunity for two or to
Speaker 1: attack the line of scrimmage. Durham does stuff like that
Speaker 1: every single week that just kind of goes unnoticed. Ted Larson,
Speaker 1: I thought he held the point pretty impressively against some
Speaker 1: some stout bull rushes in this game on the offensive
Speaker 1: line as well, rookie Solomon Kinley. I'm sure as a
Speaker 1: few those reps he'd like to have back. But the
Speaker 1: theme that I keep going back with him is the
Speaker 1: work he does on double teams. He's just flat out
Speaker 1: overwhelming at times in a way where he swallows up
Speaker 1: blocks and if you remember back to Steve Marshall, I
Speaker 1: think it was like October maybe September, talked about doing
Speaker 1: a better job of staying on blocks with the entire
Speaker 1: offensive line. I think he might have a case for
Speaker 1: the best on the line when it comes to attaching
Speaker 1: to those blocks. And another note just for the Dolphins
Speaker 1: offensive line general man Chris Jones, that guy is good.
Speaker 1: He is tough to get blocked. DeAndrea Washington the first
Speaker 1: down run where he leaps over the pile. I like
Speaker 1: that decision because Ted got cut down on the middle
Speaker 1: of the of the formation and it kind of creates
Speaker 1: this pile up for players to stack up. And DeAndre
Speaker 1: did a nice job. I thought of getting over the
Speaker 1: line with all those bodies littered in that gap that
Speaker 1: he was shooting for. And mac Hollins, I just put
Speaker 1: a note in here about his ability to fight back
Speaker 1: to the football and work through a defensive back. He
Speaker 1: made that nice catch on the first touchdown drive of
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter, getting on top of the dB and
Speaker 1: coming back through the football. So some positive notes there.
Speaker 1: I love to his game here thought some of these
Speaker 1: receivers stepped a big time. Mac Hollins, Lynboden Jr. And
Speaker 1: some good moments for the offensive line. As the Dolphins
Speaker 1: do get twenty seven points in this game, let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and flip it over to the other side of
Speaker 1: the football now and the defensive all twenty two review,
Speaker 1: and we just start again by talking about the mixed
Speaker 1: looks and coverages and pressure packages of this Dolphins defense.
Speaker 1: They mix it up all game long. On the very
Speaker 1: first third down of the game, Bobby McCain is up
Speaker 1: around the line of scrimmage showing pressure at the line
Speaker 1: with that zero pressure look that we've all known to
Speaker 1: grow and love here in Miami. Then he just gets
Speaker 1: out at the snap and turns and runs vertically with
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill. It's a well executed bracket, but Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: just found a way to make a play in that
Speaker 1: on that particular instance. But they did some cool stuff
Speaker 1: to get into their regular four man pressure looks where
Speaker 1: it looked like more guys were coming, just constantly showing
Speaker 1: and running different coverages and pressure packages throughout the course
Speaker 1: of the game. One of my favorites was on a
Speaker 1: third and fifteen in completion in the second quarter. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins bring seven defensive backs onto the field. They play
Speaker 1: man with some press corners on the outside. McKay is
Speaker 1: about twenty yards deep off the football behind the sticks.
Speaker 1: Then Fedulum and Brandon Jones are both playing at the sticks.
Speaker 1: That's where Mahomes tries to go, tries to squeeze a
Speaker 1: tight window to Tyreek Hill with the two safeties Jones
Speaker 1: and Federlum are there to force the incomplete pass. It
Speaker 1: seemed like it was something new every play, and that's
Speaker 1: I guess that's kind of want you have to do.
Speaker 1: It gets the quarterback like this that can really dissect
Speaker 1: you in so many ways. Some individual notes Rae Kwon Davis.
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, he gets consistent knocked back. I
Speaker 1: wrote down first play of the game, locks the center
Speaker 1: back for a run stop, then again then again. He's
Speaker 1: just so strong and imposing with that first punch, and
Speaker 1: he's really getting better every single week. Zack Seiler. He
Speaker 1: wins immediately in the past rush situation as a five
Speaker 1: technique on the first and ten of the Chief's opening
Speaker 1: drive and gets immediate pressure. But once again, this happened
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the game. Patrick Mahomes escapes around
Speaker 1: the edge and then just slings it and makes a
Speaker 1: big play to Travis Kelsey. Ridiculous throw. But Seiler's hands
Speaker 1: I've noticed over recent weeks are really complimentary to his
Speaker 1: power where he can put pressure on the opposing pass
Speaker 1: protection or or offensive lineman with a bull rush, but
Speaker 1: then use those hands to kind of swipe the initial
Speaker 1: punch away, and he has a bit of quickness in
Speaker 1: that first step two where once he gets that swipe
Speaker 1: and gets his frame clean, he can then get some
Speaker 1: impressive work going towards the quarterback or working against the run.
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins on the defensive line, we talked about the
Speaker 1: defensive run stops. These guys have all contributed this year
Speaker 1: with regards to Ray Kuan Davis, Zack Seiler, and Christian Wilkins.
Speaker 1: Just watching him hold the point regularly and stubble teams
Speaker 1: getting into his gap and applying pressure when he gets
Speaker 1: one on one chances inside. He's been such a solid
Speaker 1: find on the interior defensive line going back to last
Speaker 1: year's draft, going back to the second level on the linebackers.
Speaker 1: Want to go ahead and talk about Andrew Van Ginkle,
Speaker 1: the effort he showed on the tipped I N T
Speaker 1: two Byron Jones to for him to quickly get up
Speaker 1: after going to the ground like that. He pops right
Speaker 1: up and you see Mahomes kind of discount you know,
Speaker 1: the player on the ground since he's down there, but
Speaker 1: springs right up gets his hands in the football for
Speaker 1: the interception and Byron Jones, let's go ahead and just
Speaker 1: put that ball away in the open field. On the
Speaker 1: next drive, Van Ginkl is there on a botch snap
Speaker 1: to nearly cover it up and get another takeaway for
Speaker 1: the Dolphins. Then he draws Travis Kelsey on a one
Speaker 1: on one UH coverage situation on the very next play
Speaker 1: and gets him down for just seven yards on third
Speaker 1: nineteen or second and nineteen rather, which creates a third
Speaker 1: and twelve. And I thought that was pretty impressive to
Speaker 1: get on his back hip and just make sure you
Speaker 1: get the tackle after the catch and don't allow it anymore, yak.
Speaker 1: And then on from that next play, Jerome Baker makes
Speaker 1: his first play of the game or for big play
Speaker 1: of the game. Dolphins are and dime defense once again
Speaker 1: with Bobby and Brandon Jones deep. They take away Tyreek
Speaker 1: Hill on a double team and Patrick Mahomes starts to
Speaker 1: roll that way looking to find tygreek Hill on that
Speaker 1: deep over route, but og Bas won his pass rush
Speaker 1: on the front side, Baker's won his pass rush on
Speaker 1: the backside just to one on one wins for Baker
Speaker 1: and Ogbah and then from there you see baker speed,
Speaker 1: the change of direction, the finishing ability all on display.
Speaker 1: What a team win on that play, and what a
Speaker 1: great play by Jerome Baker. His second sack is also
Speaker 1: pretty awesome. Clyde Edwards Hilaire re releases into the flat
Speaker 1: to give Mahomes some help as they roll him to
Speaker 1: that side of the formation, and Baker has to both
Speaker 1: be responsible for c E. H. Clyde Edwards Hilaire as
Speaker 1: well as Mahomes. He stacks up Clyde Edwards Hilaire and
Speaker 1: keeps his eyes in the quarterback, then detaches very last
Speaker 1: minute and gets Mahomes to the ground, puts him in
Speaker 1: a third and fifteen, which would lead to a Chiefs punt.
Speaker 1: This is also an awesome, awesome hustle play by Shack Lawson,
Speaker 1: who meets Baker at the quarterback coming all the way
Speaker 1: from the other side of the formation. He gets off
Speaker 1: the snap and just sprints over that way when he
Speaker 1: sees the rollout and gets there to finish off the
Speaker 1: play that with jer Own Baker. I wrote down Bobby
Speaker 1: McCain's name at such an integral part of just any
Speaker 1: plan as he kind of dictates some of those dummy
Speaker 1: pressure looks, the double teams deep down the field, running
Speaker 1: deep with the opposition like a Tyreek Hill for instance,
Speaker 1: or the opposition's most explosive player. Two touchdowns were scored
Speaker 1: with him on the sideline in this game. I just
Speaker 1: think he's such a key part to one of the
Speaker 1: league's best defenses and doesn't get enough credit. You see
Speaker 1: it every week on tape. He's constantly getting himself into
Speaker 1: the right position of flipping the hips and turning sideline
Speaker 1: the sideline to get those deep routes run off. He
Speaker 1: did it again in this game, I thought very well.
Speaker 1: In a few more notes here on the Eric Row
Speaker 1: interception slash Emmanuel Ogba portion of the podcast, Rose I
Speaker 1: n T comes off a tip pass where Mahomes drifts
Speaker 1: into some pressure from Ogba, really who wins across the
Speaker 1: face immediately on the right tackle, and Mahomes tries to
Speaker 1: throw it right back across his body when he falls
Speaker 1: left to get away from the pressure from Agba. So
Speaker 1: you've got two big plays in this game, the sack
Speaker 1: and the I and T that don't show up in
Speaker 1: his stat line, but impact plays from Miami's defensive end
Speaker 1: out there. Then he comes back on the next series
Speaker 1: and impacts of Mahomes pass with a pure bull rush
Speaker 1: on the right tackle, walking him right back into the
Speaker 1: lap of the quarterback. They just had a tough time
Speaker 1: with him in general, either side runner pass. He was impactful.
Speaker 1: Also how to tackle on Mi Cole Hardman out wide
Speaker 1: on a retrace on a screen. So the effort, the
Speaker 1: power of the speed, the pass rush, the run game
Speaker 1: all working for one in this game. Brandon Jones I
Speaker 1: talked about it on the Sunday Recap podcast. He did
Speaker 1: so well to play the option. That option play where
Speaker 1: Mahomes keeps it, forces the quarterback to keep it because
Speaker 1: you rather have the ball in Patrick mahomes hands as
Speaker 1: a runner than you would Clyde Edwards Hilaire forces him
Speaker 1: to keep it, then turns it back inside and get
Speaker 1: them to the turf. Later, he beats a block of
Speaker 1: the Kansas City right tackle to get back involved on
Speaker 1: a tackle right at the line of scrimmage with Jerome
Speaker 1: Baker loves seeing that play and speaking of Bake, he
Speaker 1: also beat a block on that play from Travis Kelsey
Speaker 1: and then Byron Jones and exaviing Howard talking about these
Speaker 1: guys all the time on this podcast to really impressive
Speaker 1: corner backs. We heard Dan Orloski on the Top News
Speaker 1: Story on Monday reference that not many teams can replicate
Speaker 1: what this Dolphins defense does from a style and aggressive
Speaker 1: standpoint with the two cornerbacks they have out wide an
Speaker 1: X and Byron, with how aggressive and how physical they
Speaker 1: can be. He just said, if you don't have those cornerbacks,
Speaker 1: you can't necessarily play the style of play the Dolphins do.
Speaker 1: And I thought both guys had that kind of good,
Speaker 1: quiet type of game working well in different coverages, making
Speaker 1: life tough on guys when they were in man coverage.
Speaker 1: Byron Jones had one target aside from the I N
Speaker 1: T which didn't go as a target towards him since
Speaker 1: it was a tip, but has one target and allows
Speaker 1: like nine yards receiving. Also had a tremendous, tremendous punch
Speaker 1: out on the force fumble, put his knuckles right on
Speaker 1: the football. And it's funny to talk about Xavian Howard
Speaker 1: having a quiet game because the interception was just we
Speaker 1: talked about in the Jets recap where he shows the
Speaker 1: quarterback these windows then takes them away before they can
Speaker 1: even have a chance to fit it in there, and
Speaker 1: he kind of did to Patrick Mahomes on this play,
Speaker 1: albeit with an sensational one handed catch, but two catches
Speaker 1: on five targets to X the ridiculous. I n T.
Speaker 1: He was pretty They were pretty rarely targeting X in
Speaker 1: this game. Did a good job of staying away from
Speaker 1: both he and Byron Jones, who I just continue to
Speaker 1: be impressed with how those two guys play on the outside.
Speaker 1: So that's your all twenty two review. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and turn this thing over now to the Dolphins coordinators
Speaker 1: and offensive assistant coaches. Let's go ahead and start here
Speaker 1: first with defensive coordinator Josh Boyer, who first was asked
Speaker 1: about the performance of ray Kuan Davis, who we referenced
Speaker 1: it earlier in the podcast, him kind of coming on
Speaker 1: over the last few weeks. Here's coach on what impresses
Speaker 1: him most about his rookie defensive tackle. I think the
Speaker 1: thing uh impresses me the most is his work ethic
Speaker 1: and his effort um. You know, and we've talked about
Speaker 1: this guy a lot this year. He really loves football, um,
Speaker 1: and he's doing everything he can to get better. And
Speaker 1: a lot of that is, you know, his work ethic
Speaker 1: and his effort. I can't say enough good things about that.
Speaker 1: I mean, he plays really hard, and he works really hard,
Speaker 1: and he's constantly striving to improve. So we talked about
Speaker 1: ray Kuan Davis is a growth over the last few games.
Speaker 1: Another Alabama product playing for your Dolphins over the last
Speaker 1: six games has been or six of the last seven
Speaker 1: games has been to a tongue by Loa and Chan
Speaker 1: Gailey answered a question that I asked him about his
Speaker 1: ability to process all the pressure packages, all the the
Speaker 1: blitz is the Chiefs through him late in that game.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you guys have seen it. And if you
Speaker 1: haven't by now go check out Brian Baldinger's breakdown of
Speaker 1: two and the Dolphins offense. He talks a lot about
Speaker 1: the ability to get the football out quick against the pressure.
Speaker 1: A lot of stuff we cover on this podcast with
Speaker 1: the quick release, the feet, the hips, the eyes, all
Speaker 1: that fun stuff. Here's coach, here's Chan Gailey, Dolphins offensive coordinator,
Speaker 1: onto his ability to come up with some answers for
Speaker 1: all those Chiefs pressures late in the game. I wasn't
Speaker 1: sure he would he would be able to do that
Speaker 1: because he hadn't had to do that yet, and so
Speaker 1: I thought he handled that part of it really well.
Speaker 1: He saw things and that you can't simulate in practice
Speaker 1: at the speed and handled it, handled it well. So
Speaker 1: I think, uh, that was encouraging from our standpoint to
Speaker 1: know it he's seeing things and understanding where to go
Speaker 1: with the ball and um making plays when they're bringing
Speaker 1: all that pressure. That's not an easy thing to do
Speaker 1: for a young quarterback. So um, as I said earlier,
Speaker 1: I think that was a real positive for him, and
Speaker 1: they did. They turned up the pressure and he handled it.
Speaker 1: I thought that was good and just continues to kind
Speaker 1: of jive with the things we heard from people we
Speaker 1: had in the podcast, the experts in the field, the
Speaker 1: people that recruit or not recruit, but people that scoured
Speaker 1: this guy, people that coach this guy you know for
Speaker 1: a long time. Seeing those things show up in the
Speaker 1: NFL tape, it's it's fun to watch this. Chiang Gilly mentioned,
Speaker 1: they're definitely definitely encouraging with your young quarterback. Let's keep
Speaker 1: this thing rolling here with Dolphins special teams coordinator Danny Crossman,
Speaker 1: who was asked about the challenges of all the necessity
Speaker 1: for players to come off of his unit, are not
Speaker 1: off the unit, but guys from his unit to go
Speaker 1: and make significant impacts on offense and defense and play
Speaker 1: several snaps that way, in addition to playing all their
Speaker 1: core special teams roles. Here's coach Prossement on the trickle
Speaker 1: down effect of having of losing guys on offense and
Speaker 1: calling up players from special teams to make plays and
Speaker 1: fill those roles. You know, that's that's part of it,
Speaker 1: you know, and it's you know, everybody deals with it.
Speaker 1: You know, we get to what you refer to maybe
Speaker 1: as the trickle down. You know, guys, you lose a
Speaker 1: guy on offense and defense, and that's well known. But
Speaker 1: then obviously those guys that you know are our core
Speaker 1: guys for us, you know, they they have to go
Speaker 1: fill those roles. So that's part of it. Um. You know,
Speaker 1: we're it's what we all signed up for. You know,
Speaker 1: we had a nice stretch there for a while where
Speaker 1: we were really pretty healthy and and and working and
Speaker 1: using the same guys weekend and week out. But this
Speaker 1: is part of it. And you know, along with injuries,
Speaker 1: now you have the COVID, you know added to it
Speaker 1: to the mix this year, but it's what everybody's dealing with.
Speaker 1: You just got to try and find a way. And
Speaker 1: speaking of that being part of it and trying to
Speaker 1: find a way, Dolphins running backs coach Eric Studisville has
Speaker 1: seen plenty of turnover, plenty of different players called upon
Speaker 1: for a significant playing time this season in that running
Speaker 1: back room. He says he's seen us before. That's just
Speaker 1: part of the game plan and it speaks to the
Speaker 1: larger picture about what they want to be as a
Speaker 1: team in terms of everybody has to be ready, everybody
Speaker 1: has to prepare so what the number is called, you
Speaker 1: can get in there and make an impact. I'd love
Speaker 1: to be able to tell you that I haven't been
Speaker 1: through this before, but I have, and uh, I forget
Speaker 1: what year it was, but when we played in Kansas City,
Speaker 1: when you're in Denver and I lost, I went through
Speaker 1: three backs in the first half, So, um, it's happened before.
Speaker 1: And that comes to you know, how we set up
Speaker 1: the room, which is everybody's got to be prepared for
Speaker 1: everything at all the time. You never know when your
Speaker 1: opportunity is going to come up. And that's how we
Speaker 1: talk about it. That's how their coach, That's how UM
Speaker 1: we talked about them preparing and getting ready so that
Speaker 1: no matter when that time is, you're ready to go
Speaker 1: in the game and perform and do what the team
Speaker 1: needs you to do to give us the best chance
Speaker 1: to be successful. Let's keep it rolling here with the
Speaker 1: Dolphins positional coaches and quarterbacks coach Robbie Brown and I
Speaker 1: wanted to go back to that kind of Brian Balding
Speaker 1: her breakdown and ask coach about two is mechanics and
Speaker 1: mechanically what makes him different compared to other quarterbacks. Here's
Speaker 1: Robbie Brown on the mechanical process of two A tongue byla.
Speaker 1: That is a good question, um, and everybody's different. I
Speaker 1: know that sounds like a the answer, but you as
Speaker 1: you're trying to get a feel for what a guy
Speaker 1: does and what he's good at. UM, I think you
Speaker 1: know that was something I notice watching him come out,
Speaker 1: is that he's kind of natural mechanics. Uh if those
Speaker 1: are the best ones, Um, you know, when they open
Speaker 1: the right way or angles are good. He throes with
Speaker 1: good arm angles. So I would say that his mechanics
Speaker 1: just from a base throwing we're pretty good when he
Speaker 1: got here from a player who plays quarterback in the
Speaker 1: NFL to a guy who was a quarterback last year
Speaker 1: in college after playing receiver previously a Kentucky and now
Speaker 1: back to receiver here in the NFL with your Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins career high and snaps, catches, targets yards for Lynn Bowden,
Speaker 1: the rookie receiver out of Kentucky. Wanted to get a
Speaker 1: couple of questions here for Dolphins receivers coach Josh Grizzard,
Speaker 1: First about his ability to embrace the challenge of coming
Speaker 1: into the Dolphins camp after training camp had already broke.
Speaker 1: We heard chan Gailey speak earlier this season about how
Speaker 1: those installs are kind of things you miss and then
Speaker 1: you get into the situation where it's game plan specific
Speaker 1: and weekly, week by week specific game plans that he
Speaker 1: has to kind of learn the other stuff on the fly.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to get Coach gizards take on his
Speaker 1: ability to do that, his progress in that area. And
Speaker 1: then he was also asked about evaluating Lynn coming out
Speaker 1: of college and some of the things that he did well.
Speaker 1: Here's a two part answer for Dolphins receivers coach Josh
Speaker 1: Grizzard great job of embracing and it does take some
Speaker 1: time to actually learn the playbook once he got here
Speaker 1: and going through walkthroughs and just trying to get the
Speaker 1: basic information on what we call formations, motions, things of
Speaker 1: that nature. Um at this point the season, it's very
Speaker 1: game specific on how those things are, just so I mean,
Speaker 1: he's got to grasp of the whole playbook and then
Speaker 1: just saying here's the nuances of the game planned this week,
Speaker 1: and then we always try to get those guys going
Speaker 1: on different positions as well in case something happened like
Speaker 1: this past week. So he's he's kept his head down
Speaker 1: and playing so many positions in college, becomes pretty naturally
Speaker 1: formed to move around like that. And his evaluation pre draft.
Speaker 1: I did evaluate him coming out, and I think a
Speaker 1: lot of things you see on tape from the position flexibility,
Speaker 1: being able to either throw it, run it, throw it
Speaker 1: to him on the perimeter, just getting handoffs the wildcat,
Speaker 1: I think that stuff shows up, and just getting the
Speaker 1: nuances of the coverages and seeing those things. That's really
Speaker 1: the biggest adjustment that he has gone through playing that
Speaker 1: slot receiver position in the NFL. But it's pretty much
Speaker 1: as as expected up at this point. He's done a
Speaker 1: good job coming along. Let go ahead and finish up
Speaker 1: with Dolphins tight ends coach Georgia Godzi again. All these
Speaker 1: press conferences can be found up on Miami Dolphins dot
Speaker 1: com and you two page later on in the afternoon
Speaker 1: as soon as we get those posted for you guys.
Speaker 1: But he was asked about the evolving nature of the
Speaker 1: tight end position when they lost Mike Kisiki in the game,
Speaker 1: if Kasi is not available for this upcoming game and
Speaker 1: into the future, the ability to adapt to them, and
Speaker 1: just the general feel for this season, how it's all
Speaker 1: about adaptability and Miami's ability to do that. Here's coach
Speaker 1: talking about his tight end room position and how again
Speaker 1: it's all about the ability to adjust and they're going
Speaker 1: to have to do that if Mike cannot go. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: as far as a position goes, I think that's really
Speaker 1: where the off season training camp, making sure that everybody
Speaker 1: knows rules can change, especially this year. I think going
Speaker 1: into the season that was kind of a priority from
Speaker 1: not only just from Brian and the head coach, just
Speaker 1: each position, just making sure that everybody was ready in
Speaker 1: case of something um you know, from a medical standpoint,
Speaker 1: obviously we know in this league injuries are a part
Speaker 1: of the game. Um. So depending on you know, Mike status,
Speaker 1: if he's if he's there great, Uh you know he's
Speaker 1: he's actually improving each week like we expected him to. Um.
Speaker 1: And if he's not, as the next guy up, so um,
Speaker 1: you know we've had that issue at other positions and uh,
Speaker 1: you know guys have stepped up. So I think from
Speaker 1: from just an offensive perspective, our guys are ready to
Speaker 1: step into a role if if their numbers called. So
Speaker 1: there you go. Very busy Tuesday edition here of the
Speaker 1: Drivetime podcast. Hope you guys all enjoyed it as much
Speaker 1: as I do. Love breaking down the games, love hearing
Speaker 1: from the coaches, love getting into the numbers. Very fun
Speaker 1: Tuesday edition. And in the meantime, if you haven't checked
Speaker 1: it out yet, the Fish Tank podcast with Olindo, Maury
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