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Speaker 2: Everybody?
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show, finally,
Speaker 1: finally we have gone to the new week. We'll talk
Speaker 1: to Antwine Stay of ny Daily News to find out
Speaker 1: why the Jets have changed or how they've changed in
Speaker 1: the last four weeks. We'll hear from assistant coaches and
Speaker 1: Mike McDaniel will also pick the week fifteen games that
Speaker 1: kick off tonight with a snoozefest in Las Vegas from
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Speaker 1: He is a columnist at the New York Daily News.
Speaker 1: Antwine Stay, Antoine, how you living, brother?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Travis, how you doing man.
Speaker 3: Not too bad.
Speaker 1: We talked about us off there a little bit. Still
Speaker 1: a tough week, still getting over some things here in
Speaker 1: terms of our first like unexpected loss of the season.
Speaker 3: But it is what it is.
Speaker 1: You move on and you have a big game coming
Speaker 1: up on Sunday at home against a division rival and
Speaker 1: a chance to sweep a team that you love to
Speaker 1: sweep every time you get a chance to do that.
Speaker 1: So our focus has shifted and pivoted there. And we
Speaker 1: always start these interviews Antoine, as you know, you've done
Speaker 1: a few things with being the best that the quarterback
Speaker 1: positions where we start, and it'll be a different quarterback
Speaker 1: as far as Miami is concerned compared to who they
Speaker 1: saw back on Black Friday, But the same devil the
Speaker 1: Jets have danced with for really the last three years
Speaker 1: in Zach Wilson. I think all state it as basic
Speaker 1: as I can to you here, Antwine. What changed in
Speaker 1: the second half of the Houston game compared to not
Speaker 1: just the first half of the game or the season
Speaker 1: prior this year, to the first three years of Zach
Speaker 1: Wilson's career. What changed where he came out like a
Speaker 1: man on fire and played a really good football game.
Speaker 5: Off like he just let it rip, and they said
Speaker 5: he was going to do that coming into the week,
Speaker 5: He's gonna have fun. He played like a man that
Speaker 5: had nothing to lose. I mean, he's already been benched
Speaker 5: three times in his career. Obviously a lot of people aren't,
Speaker 5: you know, kind of bullet shown, Zach. But he was decided,
Speaker 5: you know what, instead of overthinking and you know, trying
Speaker 5: to process all these information at one time, I'm just
Speaker 5: going to go back to my BYU days and just
Speaker 5: let it chuck it down the field. And I think
Speaker 5: that's what he did. And they opened up the playbook
Speaker 5: for to theay. Hackett did a great job with that
Speaker 5: some of the play calling. Jack got the ball to
Speaker 5: his playmakers and Garrett Wilson and Breese Hall and just
Speaker 5: kind of let them do the work. And I definitely
Speaker 5: think despite him, you know, losing the fumble in that
Speaker 5: game and being sat multiple times and all the issues
Speaker 5: on the Jets office the line, you know, he stayed
Speaker 5: confident and poised with the face with the rush pass
Speaker 5: rush in his face.
Speaker 4: And I think that's very.
Speaker 5: Different than what he had been in the past, where
Speaker 5: if you put any kind of pressure on that he
Speaker 5: would just throw the ball in the coverage and you
Speaker 5: know he wouldn't be able to use it, wouldn't you know,
Speaker 5: make the right decision. But also I was impressed with
Speaker 5: his like off scheduling play as well, Like he had
Speaker 5: a ball where he was throwing on the run and
Speaker 5: got the ball to Garrett and also Tyler Cocklin too
Speaker 5: as well, And you know, I thought he was really
Speaker 5: impressive just kind of they all scheduled and you know,
Speaker 5: you know, not necessarily traditional things that you know he
Speaker 5: typically does in the offense, which I think a lot
Speaker 5: of people fell in love, including the gist, fell in love.
Speaker 4: Doing the pre draft process. So that that's kind of
Speaker 4: what stuck out to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the famous pro day thrill, right, like that was
Speaker 1: why yes, fans fell in love with him, why he
Speaker 1: was a second overall pick.
Speaker 3: But like, and you know it fee listen to the
Speaker 3: drive time.
Speaker 1: You know, I really harp on this hard that that
Speaker 1: ain't what wins in the NFL, man, Like you have
Speaker 1: to win from instructure in the pocket and beat teams
Speaker 1: to their mind. Otherwise you're going to be a quarterback
Speaker 1: that shows flashes and doesn't have staying power in the NFL.
Speaker 1: But that's why I was kind of, for lack of
Speaker 1: a better term, just flat out and pressed because he
Speaker 1: was playing that way and reading the hots and getting
Speaker 1: the ball to replace those hot blitz as the Texans
Speaker 1: were sending it him.
Speaker 3: I'm really I think that this.
Speaker 1: This week is the big test for him, Antoine, because
Speaker 1: like anybody can have one good game, like I'm not
Speaker 1: like not anybody, but for the most part, like players
Speaker 1: can pop up for one good game, it's how you
Speaker 1: follow up when the tape is out there. And maybe
Speaker 1: the Dolphins adjust to how he was able to kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, play with that comp maybe you can, maybe
Speaker 1: you can turn it against him. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I think this week is a big test in terms
Speaker 1: of where Zach Wilson's career goes from here. And then
Speaker 1: I wonder about that, like does he still have that same, like,
Speaker 1: you know, f at mentality, because now there's pressure on
Speaker 1: maybe I can revitalize my career here in this spot.
Speaker 1: It's such a fascinating dynamic heading into this game, and
Speaker 1: I want to kind of pivot here to something similar
Speaker 1: that we just you just mentioned yourself that and I
Speaker 1: saw Jets fans on Twitter, insisting that they've been way
Speaker 1: too conservative all year that they finally opened up the
Speaker 1: playbook in the second half of that game for the offense.
Speaker 1: Is that what you saw? And like, what does that
Speaker 1: mean exactly? Because like if that's the case, it's it
Speaker 1: was week fit fourteen, Like the hell took so long?
Speaker 4: Yeah, basically, you know Nathaniel Hackett, like he's very predictable.
Speaker 5: And I harped on this like when they played the
Speaker 5: Raiders last month that you know, I tell you your
Speaker 5: pears to end on. Coach was saying when they had
Speaker 5: they want to run the football and that shows I mean,
Speaker 5: it wasn't necessarily a disc but it kind of was
Speaker 5: because it showed like the predictability of the Jets offense
Speaker 5: and that's kind of you know, it's been frustrating for
Speaker 5: a lot of fans, and it's even covered the team
Speaker 5: that you know they'll first down start the game, you
Speaker 5: know they're gonna run, and that's exactly what they do.
Speaker 5: And they get in these formations where you know what
Speaker 5: they're gonna do, and Hacket, you know, the second half
Speaker 5: like they would be in these run formations, but they
Speaker 5: would decide to pass or they do it end around
Speaker 5: or you know they would do. You know, they've done
Speaker 5: fleet clickers at times too as well. So yeah, he's
Speaker 5: he's decided to open it up, and it's kind of
Speaker 5: you know, back to Zach Wilson's just you know, let
Speaker 5: it rip and just have fun mentality. And I think,
Speaker 5: you know, Hackett kind of identified that too as well.
Speaker 5: I think it was kind of a conversation, you know
Speaker 5: between the coaches at halftime, was saying when it was
Speaker 5: there were it was zero zero at halftime, and then
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, everything just kind of flipped. The
Speaker 5: Jets got the ball and went down the field and scored,
Speaker 5: and you know, everything else is kind of fell into
Speaker 5: place after that. But I think a lot of credit
Speaker 5: deserve to go to Hacket as well for you know,
Speaker 5: having the confidence to you know, open up the playbook,
Speaker 5: especially with Zach because you know, Aaron obviously, Aaron was
Speaker 5: his guy when he came here, and everything was catered
Speaker 5: towards Aaron Rodgers, and of course he got hurt, so
Speaker 5: it took him a little while to try to trust
Speaker 5: that with the offense.
Speaker 4: And I think you're kind of seeing it now. It's
Speaker 4: just now to this.
Speaker 5: Point whehere they've decided to open things up, and this,
Speaker 5: you know, being four and eight, five and eight, now
Speaker 5: that to decide, you know, we have nothing to lose,
Speaker 5: you know, let's just go ahead and chuck it in
Speaker 5: and see what he can do.
Speaker 1: I'll go ahead and shame less me promote some of
Speaker 1: my previous content once again here because it provides another
Speaker 1: solid footnote. And something that I really harp on for
Speaker 1: Dolphins fans and football fans alike, is like, don't get
Speaker 1: too caught in what you think a team is for
Speaker 1: one game or for whatever, like, for however long it
Speaker 1: might be, because things can change in this thing so
Speaker 1: dang fast. Because prior to this game, like it was
Speaker 1: a Jets offense that couldn't move the ball, couldn't convert
Speaker 1: third downs, never scored more than one touchdown in a game,
Speaker 1: and you're talking about them like this. This new offense
Speaker 1: was birth out of you know, this rest of attack,
Speaker 1: and we'll see, like you said, it gave him a
Speaker 1: steppings to see where the can go from here. But
Speaker 1: you just never know how things materialize. It's just why
Speaker 1: this league is so much fun and why it's so unpredictable.
Speaker 1: But we also tend to get into these bodes where
Speaker 1: it's like that's who they are now. That's just never
Speaker 1: how it is. Man, This game changes all the day time.
Speaker 1: So good stuff there. And speaking of things that change,
Speaker 1: the offensive line of the Jets has been a turnstile
Speaker 1: in terms of the people they've had available, Like the
Speaker 1: injuries have mounted and the same the same story is
Speaker 1: true over here for Miami right now. But the Jets
Speaker 1: offensive line got some more parts back compared to what
Speaker 1: we saw on Black Friday, with Makai Beckton coming back.
Speaker 3: I know it's far from.
Speaker 1: Healthy, but how did that group do you think contribute
Speaker 1: to the win against the Houston Texas.
Speaker 5: I think that I think that was solid too. Like
Speaker 5: you said, beck And played did not played. You know
Speaker 5: West Swicheler, who that has been typically right right guard
Speaker 5: as a lady like, he's out for the season now
Speaker 5: with a calf injury. So they end up having to,
Speaker 5: you know, go with Hanson there who was at the
Speaker 5: right guard position, and there at MaTx Mitchell, who you know,
Speaker 5: crazy enough he also you know he also was limited
Speaker 5: in practice on Wednesday due to a neck injury. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean they've they've had two different lineups, like different
Speaker 5: combinations on the office a lot in fourteen games like
Speaker 5: that is just you know, murderous role. As far as
Speaker 5: I know, the Dolphins are kind of close behind too.
Speaker 5: I believe they've had nine like you can you know,
Speaker 5: you can clarify that for me too, But I know
Speaker 5: both of these teams have probably been hit the hardest
Speaker 5: by offensive a lot of injuries all year long, and
Speaker 5: you know, they just hadn't had the continuity. But even
Speaker 5: despite that, I thought, you, Zach and even with the
Speaker 5: pressure that was in his face, like, he still was able.
Speaker 5: That's why I was impressed with He was still able
Speaker 5: to get the ball out pretty quickly to his playmakers.
Speaker 5: And you know, he wasn't rattled like I've seen in
Speaker 5: other games this year. And you know, the run run
Speaker 5: Like running the ball was still a bit of a challenge,
Speaker 5: sip because I think teams are expected to just to
Speaker 5: run the ball quite frequently. So Britest Hall hasn't had
Speaker 5: this assess that. I think a lot of people expected
Speaker 5: him too early.
Speaker 4: On this year.
Speaker 5: But you did see some lanes start to open up
Speaker 5: in the second half where he's able to get save
Speaker 5: some big games there. But yeah, I definitely think the
Speaker 5: run the rushing the rushing attack needs to be kind
Speaker 5: of plan, you know, you know, moving into a game
Speaker 5: against the Dolphins where Miami, as you know, has one
Speaker 5: of the best pass rushes in the NFL, especially I
Speaker 5: believe the third in the league in sets coming into
Speaker 5: this game. And you know, despite Zach having a game
Speaker 5: that he did against Houston, you definitely don't want him
Speaker 5: dropping back throwing the ball more than thirty times in
Speaker 5: this game and.
Speaker 1: Once he from the New York Delay News my guest
Speaker 1: today talking Dolphins and Jets. I had a Sunday's match
Speaker 1: up here at hard Rock Stadium, week number fifteen. Big,
Speaker 1: big game for the Miami Dolphins. Let's go over to
Speaker 1: the other side of the football here and talk about
Speaker 1: a stout Jets defense. And first, you know, you're around
Speaker 1: the guys, you know, Antoine in the locker room and
Speaker 1: press conferences, all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Practice.
Speaker 1: I'm curious the mood this week because last time we
Speaker 1: saw these two teams, like the Dolphins took it to
Speaker 1: the Jets and really beat them at what they do best,
Speaker 1: like Tyreek got deep, Wadald got deep.
Speaker 4: Two.
Speaker 1: I had a big game besides the picks, I mean,
Speaker 1: he was playing well. The running game got off. I
Speaker 1: had that long touchdown driving the second half with pretty
Speaker 1: much exclusively the running game. What's the mood around Dolphins
Speaker 1: week for the Jets this week?
Speaker 5: And I want to go in too against the Miami
Speaker 5: And that's basically what it is, is another opportunity for
Speaker 5: them to you know, not get swept against the division opponent.
Speaker 4: They didn't get swept.
Speaker 5: They didn't get swept against the Bills, but you know,
Speaker 5: they went't one in one. They don't want to get
Speaker 5: swept against, obviously the Dolphins. And they have another game
Speaker 5: against the Patriots that you know, they can try to
Speaker 5: end that dreaded streak against. They have beat the Patriots
Speaker 5: its twenty fifteen, which is crazy to think about. But
Speaker 5: back to the Dolphins. Yeah, they you know, they understand
Speaker 5: the situation. They understand that they're trying to play spoiler.
Speaker 5: There has been a tremendous season for the Dolphins there
Speaker 5: and they're trying to get another victory. I mean, this
Speaker 5: team went on a five game losing streak basically right
Speaker 5: after they win against the Giants, and it was a struggle.
Speaker 5: It was definitely difficult for the team. You know, they
Speaker 5: wouldn't score with a whole lot of points. Offensively, the
Speaker 5: defenses was you know, carrying a heavy load. They're trying
Speaker 5: to win games for them, just like in the first
Speaker 5: Dolphins game where you know, Brendon Epples had that pitch
Speaker 5: sits and you're thinking, oh, well, the Jets are back
Speaker 5: in it just because the defense made a play. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean finally their offense kind of stepped up and
Speaker 5: you know, took the rains last week. But defensively, they
Speaker 5: understand what the situation is with Miami and you know,
Speaker 5: having you know, multiple backups at the offensive line position,
Speaker 5: Tyler Williams obviously you know, a big, large form.
Speaker 4: So I'm definitely curious to see.
Speaker 5: How you know, they you know, got against it and
Speaker 5: try to block Quinn Williams, who you know, his SAT
Speaker 5: numbers aren't necessarily what it was a year ago, but
Speaker 5: his pressure level if you look at it is just
Speaker 5: as high, if not higher, than what it was last
Speaker 5: year when he had twelve SATs. But I think that's
Speaker 5: going to be the key to the game, just how
Speaker 5: it's the Dolphins offensive line handled this chests defensive line
Speaker 5: and also can does Miami you know, tend to run
Speaker 5: the football a little bit more consider their offensive line situation.
Speaker 1: Another another example there of you know, having to provide
Speaker 1: context behind stats, because, like you mentioned, Quentin Williams is
Speaker 1: still one of the best players in the entire league,
Speaker 1: regardless of position. I don't care what sack numbers say,
Speaker 1: Like just watch the tape and yours. That guy's an
Speaker 1: impactful player every single down, every single game. And you
Speaker 1: talk about the running game, they're a little bit antoine, like,
Speaker 1: I'm curious. There's so many fascinating like subplots of this game.
Speaker 1: For me, the Zach Wilson thing, like how can they
Speaker 1: can the offense together two big games like that. On
Speaker 1: the defensive side, I thought Miami really went after the
Speaker 1: Jets in a smart way. I'm just trying to think
Speaker 1: of that word right there, in an intelligent way in
Speaker 1: terms of attacking the edge with the wide running game
Speaker 1: and playing off of that in the passing game. And
Speaker 1: I'm curious because I thought the two biggest plays in
Speaker 1: that game back on Black Friday were those deep shots
Speaker 1: to both Tyreek Hill and Jileen Waddle both to start
Speaker 1: the first half y and to start the second half,
Speaker 1: Because I thought that kind of changed the way those
Speaker 1: drives and the rest of the offense went that entire game.
Speaker 1: Do you expect a bounce back here from Sauce and Reed?
Speaker 1: And I'm curious to kind of hear your conversations with
Speaker 1: those guys throughout the course of the week as they
Speaker 1: getting ready for a big challenge here against Tyreek killing
Speaker 1: Jilen Waddle.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I'm sure they were not happy with the
Speaker 5: way they performed there. I mean, as good as those
Speaker 5: guys are Waddle who obviously had a big game, and
Speaker 5: of course Tyree made some big plays too as well,
Speaker 5: they were definitely not happy with the performers, especially consider
Speaker 5: and I mean the Jets game be'st the most the
Speaker 5: Jets have given up all season long and force points,
Speaker 5: so they defensive wise, they felt like they didn't do
Speaker 5: enough to win their game, no matter how you know,
Speaker 5: bad the offense was, and you know they're gonna they're
Speaker 5: gonna want to redeem themselves, especially considering also the fact
Speaker 5: that they end up giving up nearly one hundred and
Speaker 5: seventy yards on the ground, So whether it was stopping
Speaker 5: trying to lack of stopping to run or also you know,
Speaker 5: through the air, which the Jets have still have not
Speaker 5: given up a three hundred yard passer. They almost did
Speaker 5: that day, but did not give up a three hundred
Speaker 5: yard passer and thirty one consecutive games. That's there in
Speaker 5: their calling card. That's what they've hung their hat on
Speaker 5: all year long, stopping opponent's room, throwing the ball down
Speaker 5: deep form. And you know, I think they're gonna try
Speaker 5: to do the same thing too against two of who's,
Speaker 5: like I say, has success that you alluded to. Outside
Speaker 5: the two picks in that game, Black Friday has had
Speaker 5: succists in the air against this team too. A lot
Speaker 5: of teams go into it not taking not taking shots
Speaker 5: at Salts Guardener considering how good he is.
Speaker 4: DJ reed, you know, kind of the same thing.
Speaker 5: He's had a tremendous year in Michael Carter, the second,
Speaker 5: who I think is one of the better slot corners
Speaker 5: in football, as we'll talk about, I'm sure, but yeah,
Speaker 5: they really hunt their hat on, like how they stopped
Speaker 5: the past pass average and you know, also passing deep
Speaker 5: passes and it's supposed to.
Speaker 4: Play throughout the air.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I watched that Houston tape and like I thought, it
Speaker 1: was a good example of kind of a similar offense.
Speaker 1: Because you know their OC is off that Shanahan try
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 3: So similar concepts there in terms of how they run things.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I wonder if the Jets changed
Speaker 1: it all, Like, Nope, they're gonna go out there, they're
Speaker 1: gonna play physical, they're gonna pressure, they're gonna challenge you
Speaker 1: every step and you have to beat them and anticipate
Speaker 1: until we see on Sunday here at Hard Rocks.
Speaker 5: The only thing that they did differently is then, especially
Speaker 5: with a young quarterback and CJ, they brought more pressure
Speaker 5: like they typically the Jets typically don't.
Speaker 4: Let it's a whole lot, but they did that.
Speaker 5: They usually just pressure with four and then you know,
Speaker 5: dropped seven back there. But they brought they brought pressure
Speaker 5: a lot more than what they're used to in that
Speaker 5: game against CJ and Texas.
Speaker 1: That's that's a good point because you probably won't do
Speaker 1: that against two. That's where he's best. Against the Blitz,
Speaker 1: I probably don't see much of that. We'll see, I mean,
Speaker 1: you never know. The Jets can be aggressive in multiple ways.
Speaker 1: You mentioned this and it will be the last question
Speaker 1: before my my question. I asked everybody about how the
Speaker 1: Jets can win this game. But I'm curious because you
Speaker 1: mentioned him and he wasn't in there for the game
Speaker 1: back in week number two. Well, Michael Carter the second,
Speaker 1: how does his return impact that defense?
Speaker 5: It's huge because that gives you another defender who can
Speaker 5: you know, help slow down and exposive offense with the
Speaker 5: Dolphins too. And you know everybody talks about Waddell and
Speaker 5: obviously Tyreek Hill, but you know you also have your
Speaker 5: checking account. You know, Cedric Wilson as well, and Bratson Barrios,
Speaker 5: who you know Jets fans know particularly well too as well.
Speaker 5: And we know Mike Daniel likes to you know, scheme
Speaker 5: up ways to you know, be able to get his
Speaker 5: receivers open. But now you got another guy and Michael
Speaker 5: Carter along with Brandon Eckles who you can also bring
Speaker 5: in in but to also help slow down this dynamic
Speaker 5: offense who can who loves to get those supposed to
Speaker 5: plays through the air, and having a guy like him
Speaker 5: is also can be a safety valve for also assaults
Speaker 5: and also DJ Reed, So.
Speaker 4: Just his with without him like it was big.
Speaker 5: They were really struggling at times, like stopping those disposed
Speaker 5: to plays that you saw on Black Friday. Now you
Speaker 5: get him back and you know you can hope he
Speaker 5: can try to prevent that as much as possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that position Manon Nickel is one of
Speaker 1: the most underrated positions, and not just in football but
Speaker 1: all of sports, because like the Jets run Nickel eighty
Speaker 1: five percent of the time, so he's a key starter
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 3: If you don't have those guys like.
Speaker 1: They can make it, because not many guys can play
Speaker 1: that position. It's kind of like the center position. I
Speaker 1: think there's only like a handful of really goods in
Speaker 1: the league. And when you have them, it's great to
Speaker 1: have them. But if you don't like it's it's a
Speaker 1: it's a saucepan and you can attack it. So good
Speaker 1: stuff there, Antoine. I end the podcast here with the
Speaker 1: opponent beat writer the same way every single week, and
Speaker 1: I ask you this, the Jets can win this game
Speaker 1: if and then you get a chance to fill in
Speaker 1: the blank.
Speaker 5: Well, they have to be able to rush rush forward
Speaker 5: too and get in his face too. So I think
Speaker 5: we kind of saw that and gets the Titans there, Like,
Speaker 5: if you if you bring pressure, like especially blitz against
Speaker 5: two it he's going to pick you apart all game loll.
Speaker 5: So yeah, you have to be able to rush for
Speaker 5: the Jets typically like they're only rush for but yeah,
Speaker 5: they have to be able to get some pressure in
Speaker 5: his face because otherwise, like I mean, the man is
Speaker 5: a surgeon out there, and you know, I know, you
Speaker 5: know they struggle gets Titans there without Tyreek a times.
Speaker 5: But you know, whether he plays or not, you know,
Speaker 5: might be Danvee's going to have a game plan, you know,
Speaker 5: one way or the other. It's how to tack the
Speaker 5: Jets defense. And yeah, you'd have to get you know,
Speaker 5: you have to get that consistent pressure on him because
Speaker 5: and otherwise I think.
Speaker 4: It could be a long day.
Speaker 5: And also stopping the run, like the Jets are twenty
Speaker 5: eighth and stopping the run this year, we kind of
Speaker 5: saw what they looked like in the first matchup there.
Speaker 5: They can't stop the run, you know, a chan and
Speaker 5: also spent where he movest to have a.
Speaker 4: Really big day and he also could fuel Miami to
Speaker 4: the win.
Speaker 1: You can find him on social at Antoine Daley. You
Speaker 1: can probably find him at the Elbow Room on Saturday
Speaker 1: night too in Fort Lawerdell, New York Daily News.
Speaker 3: Antwin you are the man. We'll see you Sunday. My friend,
Speaker 3: it sounds good and the way he goes, I love
Speaker 3: that guy. He's the best.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and take our first break right there.
Speaker 1: Come back on the other side, we got McDaniel and
Speaker 1: assistant coordinators, assistant coaches press conferences on a Thursday. That's
Speaker 1: next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to
Speaker 1: you by I Don't Nation, Segment two on a Thursday.
Speaker 1: We heard from head coach Mike McDaniel on this Thursday,
Speaker 1: as the schedule has changed a little bit down here
Speaker 1: around Miami Gardens in terms of our weekly practice schedule,
Speaker 1: walkthroughs on Thursday, no media session for practice, and that
Speaker 1: means no exact injury updates, which means that coach will
Speaker 1: have to provide those for us via his press conference,
Speaker 1: which he did on Thursday.
Speaker 2: We're setting a pr here.
Speaker 6: For my tenure, but there's it's really just unknowns because
Speaker 6: you know, for us we UH, we're orchestrating to walkthroughs today.
Speaker 2: That's where my mind's been wrapped up. I know there's
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 6: Of people really really pushing themselves in terms of UH
Speaker 6: rehab and and and there's a lot of people that
Speaker 6: really really want to go, uh work the taste out
Speaker 6: of their mouth this week, and you know, there is
Speaker 6: a lot of question marks. The one thing I am
Speaker 6: not questioning is the the gusto with which whoever is
Speaker 6: playing on Sunday will be providing. So we have a
Speaker 6: very focused team on the New York Jets and there's
Speaker 6: a lot of moving parts, but we'll be able to
Speaker 6: handle it.
Speaker 1: One of the positions that we saw the attrition occur
Speaker 1: on Monday night was at the safety spot with the
Speaker 1: Javon Holland not playing and Deshaun Elliott going in and
Speaker 1: out of the game, and of course Brandon Jones, Elijah Campbell,
Speaker 1: Nick Needham filling in for those responsibilities. Coach was asked
Speaker 1: about the difficulty of replacing those two traffic cops on
Speaker 1: the back end as the communication of safety, as we've
Speaker 1: learned this year without Deshaun in the game, without Javon
Speaker 1: in a game can really be a stark contrast to
Speaker 1: what you get with the starters. Here's Coach on just
Speaker 1: that how difficult is it to prepare for a game
Speaker 1: when you don't have your top signal callers on the
Speaker 1: very back end?
Speaker 6: Well, I think the difference is the reps and they've
Speaker 6: Javon and those two they've had a a great season
Speaker 6: working together. So anytime you have those processes kind of interrupted,
Speaker 6: you know, there there's a there's communication, there's don't don't
Speaker 6: get it twisted that they had. It was not their
Speaker 6: fault that we that we gave up a lot of yards. Really,
Speaker 6: from my advantage point, we've we've moved on because understanding
Speaker 6: when you watch the tape, there was a lot of
Speaker 6: really good play in the course of the game by
Speaker 6: all those players.
Speaker 2: And then there wasn't. So we get down to why,
Speaker 2: and then we.
Speaker 6: Press forward to the New York Jets, which is where
Speaker 6: I'm at.
Speaker 2: And the rest of the team is at right now.
Speaker 1: And finally, this last one here is a long one
Speaker 1: because he was asked about the conversations he had with
Speaker 1: Vic Fangio following the Monday Night Let's call it what
Speaker 1: it is, a collapse two touchdowns in the final four
Speaker 1: minutes of that football game to give the Titans the victory.
Speaker 1: Still stings to say that, But he was asked about
Speaker 1: the conversation with the Vic Fangio, and he touched on that,
Speaker 1: but he also went more in depth on the feelings
Speaker 1: and the emotion for the team and the fans. I
Speaker 1: thought it was just a really good picture inside of
Speaker 1: how McDaniel can compartmentalize what the team needs, but also
Speaker 1: the emotions and the feelings. Just really good stuff here
Speaker 1: from your head, coach, and it's going to lead us
Speaker 1: into our first bit of the third segment. Here here's
Speaker 1: coach talking about the emotion and the need to control
Speaker 1: that and get it under your belt, but also how
Speaker 1: maybe sometimes these types of things can be wake up calls.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure if it's a silver lining or the
Speaker 6: positive part of going through stuff together as a team.
Speaker 6: Listen to any team that does anything worth anything.
Speaker 2: Goes through stuff together. It's like a family like.
Speaker 6: You, you know, I would imagine siblings fight and when
Speaker 6: you get through it, you are stronger. Well, that was
Speaker 6: a fight for us, really for for all three phases
Speaker 6: in terms of emotional like. We put a lot into
Speaker 6: it and we didn't get the results at all. You know,
Speaker 6: I very much am a person that looks at intent.
Speaker 6: I try to communicate as best I can throughout the season.
Speaker 6: I'm very aware of our defensive coordinator is one of,
Speaker 6: if not the best defensive play callers.
Speaker 2: That I've ever been around.
Speaker 6: You talk about timeliness of certain calls, You talk about
Speaker 6: being on because your job is to prepare players and
Speaker 6: put them in the best position to succeed. And so
Speaker 6: within that, you know, knowing knowing the scheme and then
Speaker 6: knowing knowing the offense.
Speaker 2: You know, each and every week, the last person.
Speaker 6: I'm worried about out doing everything they can for the
Speaker 6: team is Vic Fangio. So uh with that, we you know,
Speaker 6: we're teammates, so yeah, there there's there was no projection
Speaker 6: on towards him. We we talked through what we saw,
Speaker 6: why stuff happened, so that we can coach our players
Speaker 6: so that you learn from it. You have the choice of, uh,
Speaker 6: if something you have the choice of however you handle anything,
Speaker 6: and you know that that can that can be a
Speaker 6: great experience for a team if approached the right way.
Speaker 6: So that's where our mind's been at, and you know
Speaker 6: that really that happens you you approach your team and make.
Speaker 2: Sure that you guys are all you know, really.
Speaker 6: Really taking in that pain the correct and appropriate way.
Speaker 6: And then we've moved on to the New York Jets
Speaker 6: because you can't I mean, at this point on this day,
Speaker 6: if we would have won by forty or lost by forty,
Speaker 6: what does that have to do with today. I know
Speaker 6: there's a lot of feelings, as there should be because
Speaker 6: people are invested, whether you're on the team or you're
Speaker 6: a fan of it. But the bottom line is is
Speaker 6: that we are constantly looking at what we're doing today
Speaker 6: for the next game, and we're not. We can't live
Speaker 6: in last game. Whether we won seventy to twenty or
Speaker 6: lost twenty seven, really the same rep for us, and
Speaker 6: I think the whole building feels the same. And we're
Speaker 6: at Carpa DM on this what is today?
Speaker 2: Thursday?
Speaker 3: It is Thursday?
Speaker 1: And with AUS, go ahead and take our last break
Speaker 1: right there and come back on the other side. I'll
Speaker 1: pick it up with my thoughts on what coach touched
Speaker 1: on right there. We'll also do the week fifteen game
Speaker 1: picks all of that. Next Draft Time podcast, your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation, Segment number three.
Speaker 1: Here on a Thursday. We've got three TNF games left, Man,
Speaker 1: lot's of Saturday games and some Christmas games and additional
Speaker 1: games around the holidays. But it's almost over, Man, like,
Speaker 1: damn enjoy it while it's here. Right, Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and get to the week fifteen picks. But first, before that,
Speaker 1: I put together a little research project that was just
Speaker 1: kind of my own curiosity, I suppose, getting the best
Speaker 1: of me within the scope of two ideas, and those
Speaker 1: ideas are that the doom and gloom panic after Monday
Speaker 1: is nonsense.
Speaker 3: And again, for the.
Speaker 1: Fourteenth time this week, I feel like a pet died.
Speaker 1: My stomach was being turned over itself the night of
Speaker 1: the game all the way into Tuesday, through hard knocks.
Speaker 1: It sucked, But the doom and gloom panic after Monday
Speaker 1: was nonsense. But that's also totally fine to be a
Speaker 1: little bit concerned, maybe even moderately concerned, but the whole
Speaker 1: like they're gonna finish nine and eight thing, Come on, guys,
Speaker 1: chill out, chill out. The loss sucked. But the truth
Speaker 1: is the loss at center is bigger than the loss
Speaker 1: in the game. And that's where most of my consternation
Speaker 1: comes from. That in the dubious nature of the safety position,
Speaker 1: which clearly is needed for this defense to play with
Speaker 1: connectivity and be itself that we've come to known and love.
Speaker 1: The last eight weeks of the season or whatever it's been.
Speaker 1: If you told me, though, that we were playing the
Speaker 1: Jets on Sunday with Connor and Rob and Javon and
Speaker 1: Deshaun and all those guys are good to go even
Speaker 1: without JP and Bake and tees dead, I'd be like
Speaker 1: bet super Bowler bus still and even still, like if
Speaker 1: you go to the you know, computer cowboy ranking power rankings,
Speaker 1: Miami is still in that tier of teams that could
Speaker 1: make a legit Super Bowl run.
Speaker 3: So all of that's still ahead of you.
Speaker 1: But I get how sometimes critical injuries at keyspots can
Speaker 1: change things. Now that said, what inspired this little research
Speaker 1: project was the Miami Miracle. Oh didn't have the angle.
Speaker 1: A nine and three Patriots team had a five point
Speaker 1: lead with seven seconds to play, and the Dolphins had
Speaker 1: to go what was it, sixty four yards to win
Speaker 1: the football game, and they got it, ted ted Ted
Speaker 1: Ted Ted Larson Key block nine and four. And then
Speaker 1: they lost again the next week, nine in five. But
Speaker 1: then they didn't lose a game the rest of the
Speaker 1: way and won the World Championship. So I just wanted
Speaker 1: to look at some of the best teams the Super
Speaker 1: Bowl champs. The last ten or so years and how
Speaker 1: their decembers have looked. And I'm not sitting here guaranteeing
Speaker 1: you that this team will win the Super Bowl. I
Speaker 1: just think that Dolphins fans, all football fans, all football discourse,
Speaker 1: are very good at losing perspective and doing so very
Speaker 1: quickly in the emotional heat of the moment. Because I
Speaker 1: will also never forget a younger, less mature, more naive,
Speaker 1: still pretty mature, still maybe a little bit naive, but
Speaker 1: definitely more mature now than less than a twenty five
Speaker 1: year old Travis, and that twenty five year old Travis saying,
Speaker 1: man that most suck Hevin Joe Flakka was your quarterback.
Speaker 1: He'll never win you as super Bowl. He's good enough
Speaker 1: to get you to the playoffs, but not to win
Speaker 1: a super Bowl. And that was as they were nine
Speaker 1: to two and proceeded to lose to a Charlie Batch
Speaker 1: led Steelers team Washington overtime. Denver beat the Giants to
Speaker 1: go ten and five and get in the playoffs, then
Speaker 1: lose the finale to go to ten and six. Then
Speaker 1: they beat the Colts at home Broncos in overtime, Patriots
Speaker 1: in convincing fashion, and the AFC Championship Game, and then
Speaker 1: they won the Super Bowl over John Harball's brother YEP
Speaker 1: lost four of the last five and then won the
Speaker 1: whole damn thing. Or the seven Giants, who lost two
Speaker 1: of their three final games, finished ten and six and
Speaker 1: won the Super Bowl, including three road playoff games en
Speaker 1: route to knocking off the unbeaten Patriots. Those are both
Speaker 1: outliers and not part of the research project I wanted
Speaker 1: to do, but they belong in there because they're part
Speaker 1: of the context of how football narratives almost never play
Speaker 1: out that way. But let's go ahead and start last
Speaker 1: year with the Chiefs and go back to that twenty
Speaker 1: twelve Ravens team. So the twenty twenty two Chiefs, well,
Speaker 1: they lost in Week thirteen to the Bengals. It was
Speaker 1: one week before our first loss of December, and it
Speaker 1: was their first game in December, and they won the
Speaker 1: next eight games and the Super Bowl. They did have
Speaker 1: to beat the Texans, a four and three thirteen Texans
Speaker 1: team in overtime and narrowly escaped that game, and also
Speaker 1: escaped a bad Broncos team that was at five and
Speaker 1: eleven five and twelve Broncos team last year they beat
Speaker 1: those that team by touchdown twice in the last minute
Speaker 1: of the game. They lost to a Colts team earlier
Speaker 1: that went four to twelve and one. Twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: Rams lost the last game of the year for them
Speaker 1: to the Packers in November to fall into seven and four,
Speaker 1: won five straight and then lost their season finale to
Speaker 1: the Niners to fall to twelve and five. Then they
Speaker 1: won four playoff games in the Super Bowl. The twenty
Speaker 1: twenty Bucks lost to the and Chiefs and back to
Speaker 1: back weeks to fall to seven and five into their
Speaker 1: bye week and everybody thought they were cooked. Right then
Speaker 1: they rattle off four straight to close it out, then
Speaker 1: win four straight road playoff games. Pretty good example there.
Speaker 1: They also lost to a Bears team that year that
Speaker 1: went five and eleven. By the way, the twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: Chiefs are a bad example. Their lost last lost. Last
Speaker 1: last loss was on November tenth to a five hundred
Speaker 1: Titans team the twenty eighteen Patriots. We covered them miracle
Speaker 1: in Week fourteen, kind of like the Titans miracle and
Speaker 1: lost again and then ran through the playoffs and the
Speaker 1: Rams in the Super Bowl, and that Miami team they
Speaker 1: beat that year was their bad loss. That and the
Speaker 1: lost to the six and ten Lions, but also a
Speaker 1: lost to the five and eleven Jaguars. The twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: Eagles lost their first game in December, a twenty four
Speaker 1: to ten stinker to the Seahawks. Then they lost their
Speaker 1: quarterback the next week. Like that's your best example of
Speaker 1: the Connor Williams loss. They lost their damn quarterback and
Speaker 1: didn't lose a game after that. Twenty sixteen Patriots another
Speaker 1: bad example. Patriots usually are. Last loss was November thirteenth.
Speaker 1: Pretty good team, huh. Twenty fifteen Broncos. Here's a good one.
Speaker 1: Talk about like bad quarterback play. Who brock Osweiler goes
Speaker 1: in for Peyton Manning and then they re they revived
Speaker 1: the corpse of Peyton mann to come back. They lose
Speaker 1: back to back games in December to the Raiders and Steelers,
Speaker 1: have an overtime win against a Bengals team who was
Speaker 1: down Andy Dalton, and then that was any Dalton's best year,
Speaker 1: by the way, not like he was better than what
Speaker 1: you think of any Dalton that year. And then the
Speaker 1: touchdown win over the Chargers to go twelve and four
Speaker 1: before going through the AFC playoffs and winning a super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Twenty fourteen Patriots lost their last game on December first
Speaker 1: of the Packers to fall to nine and three. Hey,
Speaker 1: that's what you just were. Then they lost the finale
Speaker 1: to the Buffalo Bills, but they are resting starters in
Speaker 1: that game and.
Speaker 3: Won the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Twenty thirteen. Seahawks lost on December eighth to San Francisco
Speaker 1: to fall to eleven and two. Beat the Giants, then
Speaker 1: lost to the Cardinals, so two out of three games
Speaker 1: to fall to twelve and three, and then they went
Speaker 1: on to win the whole thing. And of course that
Speaker 1: twenty twelve Ravens team one in four in December. And
Speaker 1: the funny thing is that's us last year and they
Speaker 1: had their quarterback. Because if we have Tua in the
Speaker 1: Buffalo game last year in the playoffs, we win that game.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: What happens next week? Who knows, But you get what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Rarely hold up, especially when you get to
Speaker 1: that part of the season. So eleven total teams here,
Speaker 1: eleven super Bowl champions, All but two had a loss
Speaker 1: in December, and in total, the eleven teams lost sixteen
Speaker 1: games in December. Remove that Ravens team and they were
Speaker 1: an anomaly. You still had twelve losses for ten Super
Speaker 1: Bowl champions. So what am I saying here, Travis? If
Speaker 1: the Dolphins go too and two the rest of the way,
Speaker 1: people are going to say they have no shot to
Speaker 1: win the whole thing. I think that's pretty much just
Speaker 1: not true at all. That would be eleven and six
Speaker 1: disappointing for sure, but everything is still in front of
Speaker 1: you at that point. So can we just all agree
Speaker 1: on this show to a enjoy the fact that the
Speaker 1: season has been an absolute blast, Like we've had fun, right.
Speaker 1: I think we as sports fans get so caught up
Speaker 1: in the end results when really the truth is that
Speaker 1: it's about how much fun you have on the journey. Because,
Speaker 1: like thirty one, teams are going to end the year disappointed.
Speaker 1: But you can have good seasons and you can definitely
Speaker 1: have fun and get enjoyment when you don't win the
Speaker 1: whole thing. I promise that if you just think about
Speaker 1: the Jets, not what's ahead after that, your day and
Speaker 1: your week will get better. Because, like I had to
Speaker 1: talk myself out of this whole funk because I had
Speaker 1: so much fun at nine and three, the year was
Speaker 1: a blast. The Chief's loss was hard, Eagles lost whatever.
Speaker 1: The Bills loss was hard. But like at nine to three,
Speaker 1: I was like, this, We're gonna win the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be.
Speaker 1: More, more paychecks for everybody in the building.
Speaker 3: Like it's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 1: But then they lost, and I'm like, distraw, I can't
Speaker 1: handle it, Like that's not that's stupid.
Speaker 3: Why would I do that?
Speaker 1: Like, you've had twelve games of pretty much sheer enjoyment.
Speaker 1: Don't let one like ruin the whole thing. Like you've
Speaker 1: had fun this year. You're gonna watch these games this
Speaker 1: summer and enjoy them back again. And then my other
Speaker 1: request is be let's just see what happens man, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we lost Connor, it sucks. But what if Dak Prescott
Speaker 1: gets hurt against the Bills. What if Lamar Jackson gets
Speaker 1: hurt in missus the Dolphins game in week seventeen? What
Speaker 1: if Josh Allen missed? Like you never know what could happen.
Speaker 1: The Bengals were back on track and gonna make a run, right,
Speaker 1: five and four, looking good, gonna go beat the was it.
Speaker 3: Who they play?
Speaker 6: When?
Speaker 3: When Broke got hurt, the Ravens.
Speaker 1: They're gonna go beat the Ravens, right, Joe Burrow's wrist
Speaker 1: and the Jags were right in line for the one
Speaker 1: seed after that injury, right because they weren't gonna face
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: What do they do?
Speaker 1: They lose to Jake Browning and Joe Flacco against the
Speaker 1: Browns and Bengals, respectively. As anybody taking the Jaguars serious
Speaker 1: right now, like their year is not over. They're still
Speaker 1: talking win the AFC South.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: Chill, that's the message. If we lose Sunday, all right,
Speaker 1: freak out, fine by me, but not until then. Okay,
Speaker 1: Week fifteen, picks man, Speaking of setbacks. We were cruising
Speaker 1: in Week fourteen, nailed the Chicago and Cleveland upsets, got
Speaker 1: the Buffalo pick. Right, We're eight and one heading into
Speaker 1: those afternoon games, and then the Buffalo game was the
Speaker 1: only game we'd win the rest of the way loss loss,
Speaker 1: dub in the late games, and then zero to three
Speaker 1: in primetime. That is a one and five finish to
Speaker 1: the week. It knocks us to one forty nine and
Speaker 1: sixty three. That's seventy point three percent winning percentage. And
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and cue the music right there and
Speaker 1: get to these picks.
Speaker 3: On Thursday Night football, I'm.
Speaker 1: Taking the Raiders over the Chargers, but I don't want
Speaker 1: to watch that game at all. I'm not gonna watch it.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna watch Easton Stick play against Aidan O'Connell
Speaker 1: not doing it. I make a joke every year that,
Speaker 1: like you guys are going to be craving these football
Speaker 1: games come, you know, February, but I just can't do it.
Speaker 1: Give me the Satarius late here. Give me the Bengals
Speaker 1: over the Vikings. I think the Vikings offense is utterly
Speaker 1: broken right now, and Jake Browning.
Speaker 3: You know, it's funny.
Speaker 1: The Bengals offense is scoring ten more points per game
Speaker 1: with Jake Browning of what Miami scored last year without
Speaker 1: two tone my.
Speaker 2: Lower Yeah, that's interesting in your thing.
Speaker 1: Give me the Colts over the Steelers. I'm not picking
Speaker 1: the Steelers the rest of the way. I think I've
Speaker 1: communicated that on the show here. Their offense is beyond broken.
Speaker 1: Detroit over Denver. The Lions have to bounce back. It's
Speaker 1: in the nice, cushy confines at Ford Field. I'll take
Speaker 1: them to win that one. Give me the Saints over
Speaker 1: the Giants. I am getting beat by the Giants last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks, but I'm gonna ride the hot hand
Speaker 1: here and trust that a decent sites defense can handle
Speaker 1: Tommy de Veats, even though the Saints offense is just
Speaker 1: as bad.
Speaker 3: Give me the rather the Bears over the Browns.
Speaker 1: I just can't have faith in Joe Flacco and they
Speaker 1: all have either starring tackle Grant Delpit got hurt.
Speaker 3: The Bears are rolling.
Speaker 1: I like justin field where he's at right now. Give
Speaker 1: me the Bears. Give me the Falcons over the Panther.
Speaker 1: I'm not picking the Panthers the rest away. Give me
Speaker 1: the Packers over the Bucks to bounce back in a
Speaker 1: big way. The Dolphins to bounce back over the Jets.
Speaker 1: Give me the Chiefs over the Patriots because Duff. I'll
Speaker 1: take Houston over the Titans, but I'll swap that if CJ.
Speaker 1: Stroud can't play and it's Davis neck Mills. Give me
Speaker 1: the Niners over the Cardinals. I'll take the Rams over
Speaker 1: the Commanders. I'm picking Buffalo over Dallas. Hopefully that's not
Speaker 1: what happens, because I want to see Dallas get another
Speaker 1: huge win and then come into our game like with
Speaker 1: a you know a little bit of a wiggle room
Speaker 1: to lose. And also, obviously a Buffalo loss would be
Speaker 1: massive for us because we can wrap the division up
Speaker 1: in a few weeks if they lose that game and
Speaker 1: we get take care of our business. But I'm taking
Speaker 1: the Bills. I just think they're gonna find a way
Speaker 1: again at home. If it was in Dallas, i'd pick
Speaker 1: the other way around. But Dallas traveling in bad weather,
Speaker 1: we'll see. Man, give me Baltimore over Jacksonville again. Hope
Speaker 1: that one swaps. Hopefully I'm over two on these picks
Speaker 1: because that would be huge for us if we got those.
Speaker 1: And then Philly over Seattle on Monday night. So if
Speaker 1: the Dolphins beat the Jets and then you get to
Speaker 1: go home and watch, you know, the four twenty five game,
Speaker 1: and if Dallas beats Buffalo and then Jacksonville beats Baltimore,
Speaker 1: like you.
Speaker 3: Are right back where you start.
Speaker 2: You could be right.
Speaker 1: Back where you were prior to Monday night if you
Speaker 1: get those three results and they're not at all crazy.
Speaker 3: Miami's nine point favorites.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and pull up my app here and
Speaker 1: tell you about the other two games. I think Buffalo's
Speaker 1: probably probably a pick them right, Like in that spot,
Speaker 1: they're one point five favorites, so Dallas is less than
Speaker 1: two point dogs in the road, and then the Jags
Speaker 1: are three point dogs at home, so like either of
Speaker 1: those games could clearly go in the way of the
Speaker 1: Dolphins beneficiary. So that's the podcast, that's the picks you all.
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