Speaker 1: To US fires, touch, stop waddle snuck into the end
Speaker 1: zone of Miami boy, tight froll, tight window. They had
Speaker 1: to get that touchdown on that play. They get it.
Speaker 1: What is up, Dolphans, and welcome to the drivetime podcast,
Speaker 1: part of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team,
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going, everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, and on today's show it's pivot day, Hump Day,
Speaker 1: I don't know what you want to call it. I
Speaker 1: call it another football day here on the drivetime podcast.
Speaker 1: I liked the segment we did last week. Five things.
Speaker 1: I think you can tell me if you don't, but
Speaker 1: we're gonna do it again anyways. We'll hear some more
Speaker 1: from around the web and social will also hear from
Speaker 1: some of the players with the first word on the
Speaker 1: buffalo bills here on this Wednesday from the Baptist Health
Speaker 1: Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the
Speaker 1: drivetime podcast Miami. By the way, raced out there the
Speaker 1: one that said the spongebob meme to me about the
Speaker 1: pause before the Miami Dolphins first down. Really enjoyed that tweet.
Speaker 1: Good Sir, and I'm going to keep doing those long
Speaker 1: pauses because I get a kick out of it and
Speaker 1: it's my show and I have the microphone, so I
Speaker 1: will say whatever I want. Sound good. Let's kick this
Speaker 1: off with the five things. I think it's funny how
Speaker 1: these Wednesday podcasts have come together through two weeks. I
Speaker 1: put a lot of time just thinking about it. Like
Speaker 1: once caroline goes to bed on Monday night and I'm starting,
Speaker 1: I'm watching the the MNF games, the wheels really begin
Speaker 1: to turn, especially when she's awake at thirty at night
Speaker 1: and I'm rocking her back to sleep in a dark room,
Speaker 1: just staring at dark walls. Caroline, please go back to
Speaker 1: sleep at some point in your life. UH, there's no
Speaker 1: better time. Now there's to think, though sometimes it's podcast
Speaker 1: most time it's just staring at the dark, dark walls,
Speaker 1: thinking to myself, and in those think tanks I often
Speaker 1: come up with nothing. But then on Tuesday morning, when
Speaker 1: I'm driving a little girl to school, I'm listening to
Speaker 1: more podcasts, more football content. I boot up the laptop
Speaker 1: after I get back and make some coffee and just
Speaker 1: kind of prove social and I think all the thinking
Speaker 1: allows my brain to get to the point that I
Speaker 1: want to be and maybe engaging more with what people
Speaker 1: are talking about on social because just like that, boom,
Speaker 1: the ideas start to froll, furl, they start to flow in.
Speaker 1: And so we start here with five things that I think,
Speaker 1: and you saw me tweeting about this on Tuesday. I
Speaker 1: forget what day it is on the podcast every time
Speaker 1: because I record the day before. So forgive me if
Speaker 1: I'm never wrong on that, but this is the Wednesday podcast,
Speaker 1: recording on four at pm on a Tuesday. Number One,
Speaker 1: I'm all over the place. Twa and twenty two in
Speaker 1: critical areas. As I was sipping that coffee, I thought,
Speaker 1: why don't I type two ah into the search bar,
Speaker 1: and sure enough what I find is that the NFL
Speaker 1: network has this hall of frame a war they'd give
Speaker 1: out with the picture of the week. Dolphins are two
Speaker 1: and oh in that category. Coach one last week and
Speaker 1: TWA gets it this week, unless there was a late
Speaker 1: shift in the voting, because what I saw it was
Speaker 1: like overwhelmingly the picture of Ta with Dan Marino on
Speaker 1: looking in the background. And by the way, if you
Speaker 1: haven't seen that photo, like Marino has like this look
Speaker 1: of ultimate approvals. He's putting his hands together and to
Speaker 1: a like I've been saying, this is some friends and
Speaker 1: text and whatnot. That game to me for two was
Speaker 1: like a release valve. was was hit for him, all
Speaker 1: the frustration, all the negativity around his game. For whatever
Speaker 1: the hell reason that he gets all that negativity, I
Speaker 1: will never know. But it kind of felt like just
Speaker 1: like Ah, it's all been released at this stage. That
Speaker 1: was really, really cool to see. So that won their
Speaker 1: award after coach mcdaniel got the Gatorade Bath and won
Speaker 1: the award last week. Also, checking on the Fedex air
Speaker 1: player of the week, when I checked it this morning,
Speaker 1: seventy eight point eight percent of the votes went to
Speaker 1: to a on a under in five k votes on
Speaker 1: that twitter, that tweeter tweet, and then also, I believe,
Speaker 1: to Uh. I assume. I don't know, but I have
Speaker 1: to assume he should be getting a F C player
Speaker 1: of the week. We'll check back on that, but I
Speaker 1: have to assume six touchdowns in almost five yards. We'll
Speaker 1: do that, but I've been wrong before. And then yesterday
Speaker 1: I read off some fourth quarter rankings for two over
Speaker 1: the last two seasons of his career and he wasn't
Speaker 1: first in some of the major categories, in top five
Speaker 1: and others, but I wanted to include that rookie season
Speaker 1: because it just gives you a comprehensive picture. Hat Tip
Speaker 1: to Marcel Louis Jacque of ESPN for this note. And
Speaker 1: it is Louis Jack by the way. If I've seen
Speaker 1: that name MIS pronounced a lot of times from the
Speaker 1: guy that misspronounces more names than anybody else, that one,
Speaker 1: I'll give you a heads up on how to pronounce
Speaker 1: Marcell's name. Love Marcel's work, by the way, in QB
Speaker 1: R to us since his rookie season. Second in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter adjusted completion percentage. Second off target throw percentage,
Speaker 1: second fewest tight window completion percentage. Second completion percentage over
Speaker 1: expected sixth. That is a stat by next Gen stats
Speaker 1: where they take years and years and years and decades
Speaker 1: and decades of data and they look at the coverage,
Speaker 1: separation and all kinds of other factors that go into
Speaker 1: that and give you a completion percentage expectation. This stat
Speaker 1: measures how much higher over that expectation you perform. So
Speaker 1: it's the norm. How much more you perform over that.
Speaker 1: He's sixth than that category in the fourth quarter since
Speaker 1: his rookie season. Yards per attempt a little bit easier
Speaker 1: of a stat to digest. He's eighth and then touchdown
Speaker 1: to interception ratio eight. It's pretty good, pretty good. I
Speaker 1: thought it was important to provide that, not just cherry pick,
Speaker 1: because I do think it's fair to evaluate quarterbacks removed
Speaker 1: from their rookie seasons, because it's very rare that rookie
Speaker 1: quarterbacks have impressive numbers. Just go back to last year's
Speaker 1: class and I'm sure this year's class will have more
Speaker 1: of the same. But we are comprehensive on the podcast
Speaker 1: and speaking of that, I'm a huge fan of the
Speaker 1: move the sticks podcast. Daniel Jeremiah and bucky brooks do
Speaker 1: fantastic work covering the draft and then they see the
Speaker 1: season through the scouts eyes and Jeremiah had said at
Speaker 1: least a hundred times in the show since I've been
Speaker 1: listening to it, and that might be hyperbole, but you
Speaker 1: get it. When he goes to a prospects tape in college,
Speaker 1: the first thing that he gets from the scouting community
Speaker 1: is a third and medium to third and long reel.
Speaker 1: You want to see how that quarterback performs in dropback
Speaker 1: situations where the defense knows the past is coming. Can
Speaker 1: you complete tight windows consistently in those situations? The other
Speaker 1: thing he wants to know about is how they play
Speaker 1: at the end of halfs and games and also, finally, obviously,
Speaker 1: your fourth quarter production in general. Well, through two games
Speaker 1: this year, here's what to us. Splits tell us in
Speaker 1: terms of the third down and medium to long numbers.
Speaker 1: So this is third and seven or longer. Ten of
Speaker 1: twelve d eighty passing yards, three touchdowns and eight first down.
Speaker 1: So s conversion, though. That's the thirty three percent, give
Speaker 1: or take uh NFL wide number usually around for third
Speaker 1: and seven or longer. He's at through two games if
Speaker 1: you add uh the four through six yardage barrier, thirteen
Speaker 1: of sixteen, two hundred and fifty one yards. I'm just
Speaker 1: laughing because these are numbers are these are video game members.
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, Madden two thousand five, the quarterback for the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins, was putting these numbers up. Four touchdowns, ten
Speaker 1: first downs. That's ten first downs out of sixteen tries.
Speaker 1: It gets lower somehow, but you get a fourth quarter
Speaker 1: eighteen for twenty six, two hundred forty nine yards, four touchdowns,
Speaker 1: no picks and a one thirty nine point three passer rating.
Speaker 1: One point three is perfect, by the way, highest it goes.
Speaker 1: And of course there was a touchdown in two minute
Speaker 1: at the end of the first half against the Patriots.
Speaker 1: We knelt on the football on two plays in the
Speaker 1: red zone in the fourth quarter in that game. So
Speaker 1: at minimum you're in field goal range. I tend to
Speaker 1: think they could have knocked it in there if they
Speaker 1: wanted to, if they attempted to. And then we get
Speaker 1: another touch down in two minutes, in the last two
Speaker 1: minutes of the Game Against Baltimore. So four team points
Speaker 1: in four two minutes. Situations potential for seventeen or twenty
Speaker 1: one if not for that victory formation. So too, in
Speaker 1: the critical areas, that's your production you're getting out of
Speaker 1: your starting quarterback. Number two, explosive plays. The dolphins have
Speaker 1: eleven explosive plays this year. Those are runs of ten
Speaker 1: or more yards and receptions of twenty or more yards.
Speaker 1: They are coming up total already through two games. This
Speaker 1: is something we've talked about at length for a couple
Speaker 1: of years and, quite frankly, a couple of decades. Here.
Speaker 1: I mean Ricky Williams was the last time this offense
Speaker 1: was consistently productive and even then, like you know the
Speaker 1: running back, you could have games where it's like caries,
Speaker 1: nine yards and two touchdowns, but you're not really doing
Speaker 1: a whole lot in terms of explosives. Whether it's this
Speaker 1: podcast or the postgame show or the twitter spaces, every
Speaker 1: avenue we do content and we've been talking about this,
Speaker 1: where the one thing you need is more explosive plays
Speaker 1: and to eliminate the need for so many. Mythoughts uncle drives,
Speaker 1: because a false start, a holding call, an eligible man
Speaker 1: down field, a drop pass, a miss throw, there are
Speaker 1: so many factors that can cause you to get behind
Speaker 1: the chains and wind up kicking field goals on those
Speaker 1: twelve play drives. You know how you get touchdowns out
Speaker 1: of those? You go like this. Tyreek this year has
Speaker 1: plays of sixty twenty one. Jalen waddle has plays of fifty,
Speaker 1: ninety two, thirty three. Chase Edmonds has a twenty eight
Speaker 1: yard Gash where he moster has a pair of eleven
Speaker 1: yard runs and we saw that ninety five yard drive.
Speaker 1: I think actually yard drive was the total on that uh,
Speaker 1: that first touchdown drive in Baltimore, and actually became ninety
Speaker 1: eight because we started to drive with a two yard
Speaker 1: loss on eight was a moster or Edmunds run. Then
Speaker 1: it took four plays to get six. Waddle for fifty nine,
Speaker 1: tyreek for fifteen, Surefield for twelve, waddle for five and
Speaker 1: the touchdown that's sure. Is Nice when you can do
Speaker 1: it that quick, that explosive. This offense has seven touchdown
Speaker 1: drives this season. They have gone this long. Seven, uh
Speaker 1: seven drives. Three minutes forty seven seconds. That was the
Speaker 1: waddle touchdown against New England, and then the rest of
Speaker 1: them are obviously last week, three minutes forty nine seconds
Speaker 1: to go yards. Seven minutes and eight seconds to open
Speaker 1: that third quarter. Three minutes fourteen seconds, one minute twenty
Speaker 1: four seconds, one minute twenty seven seconds, two minutes four seconds.
Speaker 1: So on. Seven touchdown drives, the dolphins averaged three minutes
Speaker 1: and twenty six seconds per touchdown drive. Explosive offense. Number
Speaker 1: three thing I think after two in critical moments. An
Speaker 1: explosive offense is the diversity of offensive production. Coach had
Speaker 1: an awesome answer Kawa talking about the one, nine two
Speaker 1: yards piled up by the non tyreek and Jalen waddle
Speaker 1: players on the offense on Sunday. You can hear that
Speaker 1: quote on the Tuesday podcast. But how about the production
Speaker 1: this team is getting out of two vastly different personnel groupings,
Speaker 1: per nfl true media, eleven personnel is three receivers. When
Speaker 1: you hear someone say a number for personnel, eleven, twelve, one, O,
Speaker 1: O one, the first number is a number of running backs,
Speaker 1: the second number is the number of tight ends, and
Speaker 1: then you always have five offensive Lineman, unless you go
Speaker 1: heavy and bring on a sixth or seventh offensive lineman.
Speaker 1: We haven't gone there yet this season. And then you
Speaker 1: have one quarterback. So that always leaves you with the
Speaker 1: remainder number being the number of wide receivers. So eleven personnel,
Speaker 1: one back, one tight end, three receivers. Twenty one personnel
Speaker 1: equals two backs, one tight end, two wide receivers. Were good,
Speaker 1: we caught up. Okay, eleven personnel. This year the dolphins
Speaker 1: average eight point seven one yards per play. That's third
Speaker 1: in the National Football League. They average six point six
Speaker 1: nine yards per play out of twenty one personnel. There's
Speaker 1: your Alec Ingold Package, which takes a receiver off the field.
Speaker 1: That's first in the NFL and ingold has been fantastic.
Speaker 1: So the ability to create offensive production out of diverse
Speaker 1: packages and just the schematics, schematics of this offense. We'll
Speaker 1: we'll play a clip here for you guys from a
Speaker 1: couple of people around the analystsphere talking about how much
Speaker 1: they love this offense. But there you go. There's some
Speaker 1: proof in the pudding, in the production, in the numbers.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I'm talking about anymore. Number four,
Speaker 1: Greg little and the next man up mentality. We saw
Speaker 1: greg get a little run upon returning from injury against
Speaker 1: the Eagles back in the preseason, and here's what coach
Speaker 1: mcdaniel hided to say about that. I thought he did
Speaker 1: a great job. I was proud of him, coach, and
Speaker 1: of Greg Little. You wouldn't have thought he was progressing
Speaker 1: through an injury. I thought that he you can't hide
Speaker 1: from the tape and what I saw was a guy that,
Speaker 1: while he hasn't been getting physical reps, he's been getting
Speaker 1: mental reps and watching his teammates performed the desired task
Speaker 1: and learning from them, because he came back and played
Speaker 1: at a level that was higher than when he left,
Speaker 1: which is something that I never lose sight of and
Speaker 1: it's a big deal to me. I was happy for
Speaker 1: him he was able to do it. That was before
Speaker 1: or after the eagles game, before the year started. So
Speaker 1: Greg Little comes off the bench against the Patriots and
Speaker 1: it wasn't the best performance. I think he'll tell you that. Uh,
Speaker 1: we definitely did enough to survive that game, but the
Speaker 1: pressures in that game on too largely came off of
Speaker 1: that right side. But his first start as a Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphin in a noisy, hostile environment, all he does one
Speaker 1: pressure allowed tons of good seals and reach blocks and
Speaker 1: wins at the point of attack in the running game.
Speaker 1: And a lot of that's on Odafe Oh way, who
Speaker 1: was third among rookies last year, behind Micah Parsons and
Speaker 1: Jalen Phillips, in qb sacks. He also had fifteen qb
Speaker 1: hits as a rookie. Campaign didn't get either of those
Speaker 1: on Greg little. Good teams have an ability to do
Speaker 1: this right. It's early, but it is a great start.
Speaker 1: You can only prove what you have in front of
Speaker 1: you and in Greg Little's first game he was really
Speaker 1: up to the challenge. I think it speaks to his mindset.
Speaker 1: I think it speaks this team's mindset and I think
Speaker 1: it speaks of the coaching job by Matt Applebaum and
Speaker 1: this entire coaching staff on this offensive line getting these
Speaker 1: guys to play at this level. Good teams survive attrition
Speaker 1: every single year. Every year teams that go deep into
Speaker 1: the postseason do it down big time plays the bills
Speaker 1: last year, Trey White. It didn't really matter until it
Speaker 1: didn't against the chiefs. But every year you lose key
Speaker 1: components and teams fight back. They bounced back and they
Speaker 1: make stuff happen. Let's finish up here at number five,
Speaker 1: early season, big games. This is a big one, right.
Speaker 1: We know about this. I think this quote from coach
Speaker 1: really speaks to the magnitude of any one game. And
Speaker 1: look like I'm not gonna blow smoke here. You guys
Speaker 1: know it's a big game. I know it is too.
Speaker 1: It's obvious, but I think they're still perspective to be had.
Speaker 1: In Man, teams change and evolve over the course of
Speaker 1: the year, right like we try to take lessons from
Speaker 1: each game, from each season, and one that I've picked
Speaker 1: up over the years, and you can't say it better
Speaker 1: than coach did after the week. One win is this
Speaker 1: coach mcdaniel. Theoretically not outcome oriented, but theoretically butchered that word.
Speaker 1: If we're on the journey that we want to be on,
Speaker 1: that should be the worst game we play all year.
Speaker 1: In reference to week one against the Patriots, that you
Speaker 1: should always be getting better and that's not always measured
Speaker 1: with wins and losses, but the best teams, if you
Speaker 1: want to be a good team in this league, you
Speaker 1: have to be playing your best football in the end
Speaker 1: of November and December months. So that's what we're gearing towards.
Speaker 1: And there was definitely no celebrations or parties today after
Speaker 1: the Patriots game, and that is true of the Ravens
Speaker 1: game right like we all had fun as fans, but
Speaker 1: you gotta get back to work and get back to Buffalo.
Speaker 1: So all seventeen games are big and you know, maybe
Speaker 1: that's the wrong phrase for it, and I wanted to
Speaker 1: make this kind of like numbers base, but there isn't
Speaker 1: really a criteria that gives me what I'm looking for because,
Speaker 1: you know, I went back to some previous big games
Speaker 1: and it just hasn't gone well for the dolphins. I
Speaker 1: was trying to find like maybe when both teams are
Speaker 1: over five hundred. Maybe both teams have a victory. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it was, but just like I mean
Speaker 1: gets the PATS. You guys knew about that game. Seven teen.
Speaker 1: We had that opening day win, but then we lost
Speaker 1: the next two games, akin to the twenty seasons where
Speaker 1: we went on runs after slow starts. Also in we
Speaker 1: didn't use fifteen because both those seasons just stunk. Team
Speaker 1: was the next one. You get the big opening day
Speaker 1: win over the Patriots, the next week at Buffalo. The
Speaker 1: previous year you start three and Oh and play the
Speaker 1: saints on Monday night football. Seventeen to the saints and
Speaker 1: then a four game losing streak. It's a great opportunity
Speaker 1: on Sunday, a test against a team that has given
Speaker 1: us fits, a chance to get to three and oh
Speaker 1: but maybe even more importantly, two and oh in the division.
Speaker 1: I can't wait. Also a reminder you just haven't won
Speaker 1: anything yet. Like it's fun, enjoy it, but man, these
Speaker 1: seasons are long. You'RE gonna go through peaks and valleys.
Speaker 1: Last year I remember Buffalo Fans, after losing to Jacksonville,
Speaker 1: say we might not even make the playoffs. And this
Speaker 1: year we have super bowl aspirations and I remember telling
Speaker 1: those guys like my buddy from the rock pile report
Speaker 1: like yeah, you're gonna make the playoffs. Relaxed, Dude, you'll
Speaker 1: be just fine. Hell, our last two playoff appearances the
Speaker 1: start of the seasons one and four and two and four.
Speaker 1: So while we're feeling great against you know the what
Speaker 1: we've done so far. Teams like the raiders, Titans and
Speaker 1: Bengals fans who are really upset about their beginnings of
Speaker 1: the seasons. Their seasons are not over and we sure
Speaker 1: as hell don't have an x, Y or Z next
Speaker 1: to our name in the standings. Will come back on
Speaker 1: the other side and go around the web and here
Speaker 1: from some of our favorite analysts breaking the game down.
Speaker 1: That's next on the drivetime podcast. Your host, Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 1: brought to you by auto nation. Segment too, on a
Speaker 1: Wednesday here on the drivetime podcast, we're gonna go around
Speaker 1: the web here and hear from some of our favorite
Speaker 1: analysts about the dolphins production, the offensive design, the quarterback.
Speaker 1: We start here with Brian Baldinger doing his thing. Two
Speaker 1: minutes twenty seconds buckling. That was the score in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter, with twelve minutes and eighteen seconds to go.
Speaker 1: And right now it's third and two and there's river
Speaker 1: Craig craft. He's in the slot there because tyreek kill.
Speaker 1: He's got cramps and he's getting worked on on the sideline.
Speaker 1: Watch what Craig craft does. Here came and Mike mcdaniel
Speaker 1: from San Francisco. He runs the speed out right there
Speaker 1: too is not looking at him, but watch Craig craft
Speaker 1: come running and never stopped running and beat the rookie
Speaker 1: right here, Williams, for that first touchdown. The US to four.
Speaker 1: I thought was one. Then you get tyreek right here
Speaker 1: down against Marcus Peters and Kyle Hamilton's rookie, and you
Speaker 1: can see what speed does. He runs right by Marcus
Speaker 1: Peters and Kyle Hamilton's doesn't know what happened. Like he's
Speaker 1: the free safety on the play and he ran right by.
Speaker 1: So that was too. That was forty eight yards. was
Speaker 1: seven four to go. Two minutes to twenty seven seconds
Speaker 1: later there's tyreek up at the top. I don't know
Speaker 1: what these ravens are doing. This is a complete blown coverage.
Speaker 1: That's Jay Little More Davis on the corner and he
Speaker 1: lets him run right by and everybody else is doubling
Speaker 1: jail and waddle or tripling jail and waddle, and just
Speaker 1: like that the Cheetah was dancing in the end zone again,
Speaker 1: like he had done basically throughout the pregame warm up,
Speaker 1: where he was just seeing how far he could throw
Speaker 1: the ball. Anybody could throw it farther than the Cheetah? Nobody.
Speaker 1: And then it came down to here's the throne, because
Speaker 1: you're gonna get Calais Campbell coming right at two of
Speaker 1: white opening free. He Beats Hykenberg right here. But he
Speaker 1: was not to be distracted at all by six eight
Speaker 1: clays Campbell coming at him and just throw it to
Speaker 1: an open patch of grass and, like tyreek, do the best,
Speaker 1: do the rest. And then it was this. Right here
Speaker 1: there's Jalen wattle, emotion, Jalen Moore Davis, the rookie is
Speaker 1: with him and right here to his steps up throws
Speaker 1: it up high, puts it on the rim and just
Speaker 1: like that it was time to do the watter. And
Speaker 1: here's what it looked like. Three men rush, so two
Speaker 1: I had the time to go find the exit right
Speaker 1: here and step up into this throat. Eyes Down the field.
Speaker 1: He's got water here. Watch where he puts it. Davis
Speaker 1: is all over, wattle takes it away. I think it's
Speaker 1: really funny that we get an example of Calias Campbell
Speaker 1: running full speed six eight with the longest wingspan the
Speaker 1: history of the national football it come out a taken
Speaker 1: with his hands in the air at two U on
Speaker 1: the same week where coach mcdaniel talked about vision for
Speaker 1: a quarterback and the whole malarkey about like two us
Speaker 1: six FT and can't see certain things, but all quarterbacks
Speaker 1: have areas where they can't see certain things. I think
Speaker 1: it's absolutely hilarious to begin an example of Campbell running
Speaker 1: full steam right ahead and to his face and he
Speaker 1: makes one of his best throws of his career in
Speaker 1: that situation. Next let's go to Dan Orlowski, who's pumped
Speaker 1: up about this Mike mcdaniel offense. This play basically encapsulates
Speaker 1: Mike mcdaniel, the head coach, play designer, play caller for
Speaker 1: the dolphins, and exactly what he did yesterday and really,
Speaker 1: in many ways, who he is for this offense. Alright,
Speaker 1: so it starts with personnel. What kind of personnel am
Speaker 1: I placing on the field to the defense? So they're
Speaker 1: in twenty. One personnel, two backs, one tight end. That
Speaker 1: means my two backs are one right here. That's my tailback,
Speaker 1: and then my full back is out here. So now
Speaker 1: I've taken that one personnel and I really given you
Speaker 1: a ten personnel. One backnel. Tight ends are eleven, with
Speaker 1: three right receivers. Formation, two backs. My tight end is
Speaker 1: up here, tyreekir tyreek Hill is there, Jalen waddle is there.
Speaker 1: So as a defense, when you see two backs, one
Speaker 1: tight end, often times you're going here, here comes a run.
Speaker 1: Personnel run place. So you match your personnel. One, two, three,
Speaker 1: three linebackers stay on the field. Okay, so now I've
Speaker 1: got you formationally exactly where I want personnel wives. Now
Speaker 1: Watch waddle. WADDLE IS gonna scene down, push vertical, run
Speaker 1: an out route and then nod up the field. Safety
Speaker 1: Leans this way because tyreeke and Gisiki are up here.
Speaker 1: You Got Jalen Waddle, one of the fastest receivers in
Speaker 1: all of football, match down a linebacker. Okay, there's the
Speaker 1: out route. That safety leans that way. Great job by Twa.
Speaker 1: That's a great job. By to a catch the snap.
Speaker 1: Peek away. Okay, they over covered. To that side. And
Speaker 1: now you've got that speed down the field on a backer.
Speaker 1: Watching from the back angling. She's just beautiful design, design,
Speaker 1: personnel designed by Mike mcdaniel. It's your tail back to
Speaker 1: the left. Look into his eyes, the left not they're great.
Speaker 1: I'm actually just trying to make sure that that safety
Speaker 1: I take him where he's actually wanting to go. And
Speaker 1: now Jalen waddle wide open, one of the fast receivers
Speaker 1: on a linebacker, and it strictly happens because of the
Speaker 1: personnel that I presented you with. We'll finish up here
Speaker 1: with Emmanuel Acho, who seems to be on his own
Speaker 1: mission to show everyone how good he thinks the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins quarterback is. Here he is saying to US praise
Speaker 1: needs to be heard all the way in the back.
Speaker 1: I'm beyond impressed with the Miami Dolphins. To a tongue
Speaker 1: of Bioloa, beast, Mike mcdaniel beast, that offense is beastly.
Speaker 1: Shout out to that defense as well. Two had six
Speaker 1: total touchdowns yesterday. Still threw two picks. We had four
Speaker 1: hundred sixty nine passing yards yesterday. He tied the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins Franchise Record yesterday. If Justin Herbert worked to have
Speaker 1: done that, but Patrick mahomes worked to have done that,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't be disappointed in the Ravens. We'd be like, man,
Speaker 1: it's Herbert, it's Mahomes, you can't stop him. So I
Speaker 1: need you to keep that same energy, because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: keep that same energy. Joe Burrow had jamaar chasing t higgins.
Speaker 1: Jamar chase is a top five wide receiver. T Higgins
Speaker 1: maybe a top twenty writer. Solid, solid, Justin Herbert, Justin Herbert,
Speaker 1: Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey, like Ta,
Speaker 1: is balling now that it's a level playing field. Oh burrow,
Speaker 1: you were drafted before me. You got two dogs, the receiver. Herbert,
Speaker 1: you were drafted when I was drafted. You got two dogs,
Speaker 1: the receiver, me, me, two dogs, the receiver and I
Speaker 1: leave the NFL in passing yardage. Okay, but I mean, yeah, dog, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's exactly what we're talking about here. So good stuff
Speaker 1: all around. Let's go ahead and do this before we
Speaker 1: get to our last break, and then we'll hear from
Speaker 1: some of the guys about the buffalo bills, something else
Speaker 1: caught my curiosity while browsing the interwebs, and that was
Speaker 1: the power rankings, which I normally don't care about. I
Speaker 1: still don't care about them, but how about this ESPN
Speaker 1: five for the Miami Dolphins, NFL eight. That's a jets
Speaker 1: guy that does that to Dan Hans's big jets fan
Speaker 1: on around the NFL podcast, the athletics, sixth, Yahoo, sixth,
Speaker 1: the ringer eighth and bleacher report seven. Starting to take
Speaker 1: a little bit of notice. Quick segment there. Quicker show
Speaker 1: today on the heels of Tuesday's behemoth. Let's take our
Speaker 1: last break and come back on the other side and
Speaker 1: here from the guys on the Buffalo Bills. That's next
Speaker 1: on the drivetime podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to
Speaker 1: you by auto nation. Finishing up here with some quotes
Speaker 1: from Monday media from the guys. I didn't get a
Speaker 1: chance to get there as other tapings took me away
Speaker 1: from those pressers. Let's go ahead and start here with
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins, who talks about the buffalo bills come to
Speaker 1: the town. Um, they're all big. I mean you know,
Speaker 1: so you gotta approach it uh the same way each week.
Speaker 1: You don't try to, you know, because once you start
Speaker 1: playing that inconsistency game in the NFL, you you get
Speaker 1: showed up for sure. You can't be like, Oh, let's
Speaker 1: let's prepare harder this week because it's such and such. No,
Speaker 1: like we've been. We've been building a good foundation since April,
Speaker 1: since we got started. Guys coming up with the right mindset, Um,
Speaker 1: taking care of business, being professional. Um. So from from
Speaker 1: that standpoint it's just any other week. It's just business
Speaker 1: is as usually, how we've been carrying ourselves since since April.
Speaker 1: Love Christian captain team later. Let's hear from him next
Speaker 1: on quarterback Josh Allen. Great Challenge. Josh's heck of a player.
Speaker 1: Has Been Proven that over the last few years in
Speaker 1: the league and you know he really you know he's
Speaker 1: he's got you know he's got a lot. You can run,
Speaker 1: do a threat, throw the ball. Um, he really has
Speaker 1: few weaknesses and we're gonna be ready. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to have a good wee could prep to be able
Speaker 1: to pay for prepare for him. Um. But yeah, he's
Speaker 1: a he's a heck of a player. Melvin Ingram was
Speaker 1: asked about Josh Allen after that definitely a challenge when
Speaker 1: you got a quarterback that can can move around back there,
Speaker 1: and Josh Atton is really one of the best quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in this league right now as far as running in,
Speaker 1: throwing and and he he does it. Also, you gotta
Speaker 1: try to just cancel out every phase. Really gotta gotta
Speaker 1: have have good Russian lanes and try to play complimentary football.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and finish up here with Mike Gisicki, who
Speaker 1: first told us about the implementation of the worst gritty
Speaker 1: I've ever seen in my entire life. Pretty much all
Speaker 1: of training camp. So Durham was living meter and training camp, Um,
Speaker 1: and I would like joke around, like walk to the
Speaker 1: garbage can and like gritty to the garbage can, and
Speaker 1: like the first time I did it, he like started
Speaker 1: cracking up, and so it was just kind of a joke.
Speaker 1: And then, and obviously still is a joke, Um, and
Speaker 1: he was like all right, I said to him. I
Speaker 1: was like I was like if I like score touchdown,
Speaker 1: like I'm just gonna do it like I'm I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be trending on all social media's for doing
Speaker 1: it in such a hilarious fashion. Um, and the opportunity
Speaker 1: presented itself, like I said, and I don't know if
Speaker 1: I made the most of that opportunity, but it was funny. Um,
Speaker 1: I really it was too excited. I hit it in
Speaker 1: about fast forward, so maybe slow it down, but you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what I do, man. I have fun,
Speaker 1: I enjoy myself. Had An opportunity to make a play,
Speaker 1: made the play and then was able to celebrate it.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I would do if I had a
Speaker 1: chance to do a touchdown dance in front of a
Speaker 1: national audience. subduced. The same type of stuff as Mike Kasiki.
Speaker 1: Finishing up here here's Mike talking about the buffalo bills,
Speaker 1: and they're obviously, you know, one of the teams to beat. UH,
Speaker 1: they're playing, you know, exceptional ball. Um, they gotta they
Speaker 1: got a game tonight that you know. I'm sure you know.
Speaker 1: We'll be we'll be tuned into Um. But they got
Speaker 1: playmakers all over the field and and all three phases. UH,
Speaker 1: they're extremely well coached and you know, like you said, Um,
Speaker 1: you know they're they're at they're at the top right now.
Speaker 1: So it's gonna be a fun challenge and, Um, you
Speaker 1: know something that I'm sure everybody in the locker rooms
Speaker 1: looking forward to. And there we go. I said it
Speaker 1: would be a shorter podcast. The podcast is always supposed
Speaker 1: to be thirty but I somehow never hit that mark
Speaker 1: and I can just hear Jason Right now saying, Hey,
Speaker 1: what do you think with the length of the podcast? Well, Jason,
Speaker 1: I'm trying, man, I'm trying to get it down. I'll
Speaker 1: work on that for you. Big Doug, always looking out
Speaker 1: for me. Uh, let's let's go ahead and get out
Speaker 1: of here. Tomorrow we have the preview podcast taking a
Speaker 1: look at the buffalo bills in depth. I've already got
Speaker 1: about half of that done, so I'm excited to share
Speaker 1: that with you guys. Once I put it all together,
Speaker 1: we'll do the Friday show, which gives you football Friday
Speaker 1: with Joe Marino, is our guest from the lockdown bills podcast.
Speaker 1: He is fantastic. You won't want to miss that, as
Speaker 1: well as college picks, NFL picks, mail, bad questions, assistant coach,
Speaker 1: media availability, tons and tons coming your way. In the meantime,
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