Speaker 1: To on the move, Glan Deep Speedlis past Hellas.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 3: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield. He's got my advans
Speaker 3: in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: What is up, Dolph fans and welcome to the Drive
Speaker 2: Time Podcast. I am your host, Travis Wingfield and on
Speaker 2: today's show is to a day around these parts as
Speaker 2: we welcome back the fans to the Baptist Health Training
Speaker 2: Complex for the first time in twenty twenty four. We'll
Speaker 2: break it all down with all the practice notes, also
Speaker 2: the press conferences of Tua Toungo bay Low a fresh
Speaker 2: off his new deal, and I gotta tell you Quarterback
Speaker 2: one just continues to evolve.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: We'll also hear from head coach Mike McDaniel and some
Speaker 2: great clips from Kendall Lamb the og himself from the
Speaker 2: Baptist Hill Studios inside the Health Training Complex. This is
Speaker 2: the Draft Time Podcast. Ye we are going to begin
Speaker 2: this episode audio heavy. In fact, we are going to
Speaker 2: cover all of the two oppress or details here, including
Speaker 2: his press conference and McDaniel talking about Quarterback one. As
Speaker 2: I'm sure you guys have seen already the contract details
Speaker 2: are out. I believe Pro Football Talk had it first.
Speaker 2: We've seen two as money was reduced from a salary
Speaker 2: this year down to one point five, which created nine
Speaker 2: and a half million dollars in cap space, meaning Miami
Speaker 2: now has quite a bit of cap flexibility after factoring
Speaker 2: in the Xavier Howard money as well as this reduction.
Speaker 2: And you can also use that too. Maybe go after
Speaker 2: your Tyreek Hill extension. Maybe it's time to talk to
Speaker 2: Jalen Phillips, Maybe it's time to talk to Javon Holland,
Speaker 2: which or maybe you go out and you get your
Speaker 2: right guard. Maybe you go out and you find a cornerback.
Speaker 2: Since Cam Smith left practice to day with what seems
Speaker 2: like a hamstring injury as he was grabbing at that
Speaker 2: thing exiting the field, so Dolphins have some flexibility. I'd
Speaker 2: be shocked if if we don't get some roster activity
Speaker 2: from now to opening day. I mean, you're obviously going
Speaker 2: to see lots of moves from now to opening day,
Speaker 2: but I would be pretty surprised if we don't see
Speaker 2: something happen with regards to the veteran market or our
Speaker 2: own guys being taken care of. They are not going
Speaker 2: to just sit back on their hands and wait and
Speaker 2: see what happens. That's kind of my assumption or prediction
Speaker 2: here heading into this thing. I want to go ahead
Speaker 2: and get to these press conferences here and kick it
Speaker 2: off with the opening statement from head coach Mike McDaniel
Speaker 2: as well as twa tongue of bailoa at their respective pressers,
Speaker 2: which were geared towards QB one.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you?
Speaker 2: This is the I mean, Tannyhill got that big extension
Speaker 2: back in what was it like twenty sixteen, I think
Speaker 2: it was, But that was back before you know, it
Speaker 2: just was different, a different time back then in terms
Speaker 2: of you know, he got like one hundred million for
Speaker 2: like five or six years, and that was a pretty
Speaker 2: big deal at the time. But things have changed and
Speaker 2: it's pretty safe to say that the Dolphins have their
Speaker 2: best quarterback since the guy that was throwing the ball
Speaker 2: around here in the eighties and the nineties. The first
Speaker 2: thing I want to mention here is just the evolution
Speaker 2: of Tua from a physical statue standpoint, from the way
Speaker 2: he smiles, from the way he conducts himself at a
Speaker 2: press conference, like when I heard him talk today it
Speaker 2: was the most I've heard him sound like a head coach.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense? Like somebody who could go up
Speaker 2: in front of the room and command the attention of
Speaker 2: the entire room. And I'm not saying he wasn't that prior.
Speaker 2: There's just like a I'm sure the contract has to
Speaker 2: have something to do with this, it has to. There's
Speaker 2: just a level of command over his entire being, like
Speaker 2: a more comfortability in his own skin, more comfort and
Speaker 2: how he approaches and addresses his teammates, more comfort and
Speaker 2: how he's perceived from leadership, from teammates, from everything in
Speaker 2: the organization. I just see a guy that we're going
Speaker 2: to be behind here for a long time and is
Speaker 2: going to lead us to a lot of wins and
Speaker 2: some championships down the road. Let's go ahead now, though,
Speaker 2: and play that opening statement from Tua Tongue Bailoa, who
Speaker 2: took to the podium with his two beautiful children and wife.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Ace is the man he reminds
Speaker 2: me of my little cam. Ace is a little bit
Speaker 2: older than Cam. But they will not be contained. They
Speaker 2: will run around whatever room they're in, and if you
Speaker 2: try to hold them, they're gonna let you know, they
Speaker 2: don't want to be held. So let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: start this thing off here with Tua, who took to
Speaker 2: the podium and gave us this following address.
Speaker 1: Man, you know, I want to thank uh my teammates,
Speaker 1: you know, the throughout this process, those guys have been very,
Speaker 1: very supportive of me and my family throughout that and
Speaker 1: you know, as as a player, you couldn't ask for more,
Speaker 1: especially from your your guys.
Speaker 4: So we're looking forward to this year.
Speaker 1: I'm super excited and ready for the first question.
Speaker 2: And then we heard from Mike McDaniel, who was asked
Speaker 2: a question but gave us the answer, which essentially was
Speaker 2: an opening address.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the head ball coach.
Speaker 4: The deal's done, and that was kind of you know,
Speaker 4: the hope.
Speaker 5: I'm fired up for the organization, really fired up for
Speaker 5: Tua and the and and the work he's done to
Speaker 5: to receive something like that. I think it's a a
Speaker 5: cool validation for sure. You know, I think what's been
Speaker 5: cool about the process is, you know, I think coach
Speaker 5: Belvill has done an outstanding job with Tua to connect
Speaker 5: to the fact that, hey, whatever is going on, you know,
Speaker 5: our focus is what we're going to do today and
Speaker 5: developing our game too, you know, make the ground, make
Speaker 5: the gains that we we expect in the off season
Speaker 5: from TUA. So the the the From my perspective, I'm happy,
Speaker 5: but I also expected it to get done. And now
Speaker 5: that it's done, it's about, uh, moving forward, because you
Speaker 5: know it. It's maybe a handshake and a smile, but
Speaker 5: it's not a celebration, you know, it's a it's a
Speaker 5: cool point for the organization to move forward.
Speaker 4: But moving forward, we are The.
Speaker 2: Next question for each roles into a two for one
Speaker 2: of sorts here about what's next? What is the You know,
Speaker 2: this is done, you kind of worked towards this, and
Speaker 2: of course this was the goal last year and in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two as well. But what's next now that
Speaker 2: this part of this whole saga or you know, the journey,
Speaker 2: I guess I should say, is behind you. What comes next?
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and play it back to back tu
Speaker 2: and McDaniel.
Speaker 1: Well, we haven't won the games that we wanted to win,
Speaker 1: you know, deep in into the playoffs. Get deep into
Speaker 1: the playoffs, you know, win the games that matter. That's
Speaker 1: what I would say.
Speaker 4: All of that is cool, but I could have I could.
Speaker 1: Have been the worst, had had the worst passer rating,
Speaker 1: I could have you know, through for a thousand yards.
Speaker 1: But if we were in in those games and we
Speaker 1: were winning those big time games and we got to
Speaker 1: go and win the championship, I mean I trade all
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 4: I trade all of that for them.
Speaker 5: You get a lot of reps at seeing how people
Speaker 5: respond to things. I think that is absolutely the nature
Speaker 5: that you should expect and and something that I know
Speaker 5: two is very very aware of.
Speaker 4: And you know, I think.
Speaker 5: That's one of the cool things about sports is you know,
Speaker 5: T can know that his teammates know that, and the.
Speaker 2: You know, they.
Speaker 5: Already have pressure and expectations for themselves. So you know,
Speaker 5: I think you know, just as long as you acknowledge that,
Speaker 5: which uh you know quite frankly too has shown me
Speaker 5: that throughout the entire offseason that he knows what time
Speaker 5: it is, and you fortunately, uh him and all of
Speaker 5: his teammates can go out and determine, you know, whatever
Speaker 5: the narrative is built upon by the way they play,
Speaker 5: so we focus on the way we play.
Speaker 2: I've actually kind of really liked the way McDaniel has
Speaker 2: sort of deflected the quarterback questions and made them more
Speaker 2: about his team, because like in the past, it was
Speaker 2: always you know, I think there was a real concerted
Speaker 2: effort to you know, prop up his quarterback and make
Speaker 2: his quarterback know that in every walk of where he speaks,
Speaker 2: he's got his quarterbacks back. But now like it's kind
Speaker 2: of geared more towards like, yoh, it's great, we have
Speaker 2: the quarterback here. We have high expectations for him, but
Speaker 2: it's a team game all and all that that goes
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 3: So I like that.
Speaker 2: Way of addressing things. Let's go ahead and move to
Speaker 2: something that I really wanted to focus on today, the
Speaker 2: personal side, because you know, we've all taken a liking
Speaker 2: to this guy, right like, he was a guy that
Speaker 2: we had our eyes on back in like twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen as he played out the string there at Alabama.
Speaker 2: But you know, the reflection of a lifetime achievment. I
Speaker 2: know that that's not how you know, both Tua and
Speaker 2: coach view this, because that's just their mindset with what's next,
Speaker 2: as you've already heard. But damn it, man, you did
Speaker 2: something special here, and I wanted to know how he
Speaker 2: felt about the journey going all the way back from
Speaker 2: those days on Eva Beach in Honolulu or sorry, Onna
Speaker 2: Wahu to now today as the franchise quarterback for your
Speaker 2: Miami Dolphins with unequivocal backing from the entire organization. Let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and hear to talk about as you saw
Speaker 2: in his documentary right the Rookie Season to a documentary
Speaker 2: that was on Fox in twenty twenty before the season began,
Speaker 2: he talked about those reps on the beach with Pops.
Speaker 2: I wanted to ask him, when you reflect back to
Speaker 2: those days to now just give us your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm actually very grateful for the setup that my
Speaker 1: dad had given me. You know, there's been a number
Speaker 1: of times that you know, after school, I'd have to
Speaker 1: try to, you know, do my homework as fast as
Speaker 1: I can, because once my father was home, it wasn't
Speaker 1: about school, like your mind better be ready to go
Speaker 1: to go on practice, and when you practice, you had
Speaker 1: to practice a certain way. And if it wasn't to
Speaker 1: you know, his standard, then it you know, it was
Speaker 1: like okay, I know, I'm go have to do extra work.
Speaker 1: Or if I didn't have to do extra work, we
Speaker 1: were going to have a talk, that's for sure. So,
Speaker 1: you know, I just can remember after football games, you know,
Speaker 1: if I didn't have a good game, my dad would
Speaker 1: send me to a throwing camp, and I'd go straight
Speaker 1: from my football game to a throwing camp in my pads,
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't be with the kids the same age
Speaker 1: as me.
Speaker 4: I'd be with the kids older than me.
Speaker 1: So like I was, I was kind of nervous, like, okay,
Speaker 1: like I'm nervous to go with the older guys because
Speaker 1: if I throw and I don't throw it right, the
Speaker 1: older guys are going to say something. And my mind
Speaker 1: is like, hey, I want to fit in with these
Speaker 1: older guys. But then at the same time, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I want to go through all
Speaker 1: that stress.
Speaker 4: Maybe I should just stick with the younger guys.
Speaker 1: And so one thing I didn't want my dad to
Speaker 1: do was my dad to come down and force me
Speaker 1: to go and throw with those guys or tell whatever
Speaker 1: coach it was there, like, no, my son's going to
Speaker 1: go throw with these older guys. And so I was
Speaker 1: just more afraid of the standard that was set for,
Speaker 1: you know, me by my dad. But it's it's helped
Speaker 1: me become who I am today with how I see
Speaker 1: the game, you know, and I'm I'm I'm grateful for
Speaker 1: for you know that that part that my dad has has.
Speaker 2: Helped me with to the previous point I made, I
Speaker 2: wanted to play this because I think it helps you
Speaker 2: into the mind of your quarterback, you know, not practicing
Speaker 2: and not being part of the competition fomo, dude, Like
Speaker 2: we all have fomo in certain areas, and when you
Speaker 2: hold a competitor out of their respective sport, I think
Speaker 2: that fomo kicks up tenfold.
Speaker 4: Oh that's stuff. That's stuff for me.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know how the other quarterbacks like
Speaker 1: around the league do it, but for for me, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm a rep guy, like I need to do it
Speaker 1: in order for me to to kind of see what
Speaker 1: I need to do better or see what feels right
Speaker 1: what doesn't feel right. And then the other thing the communication.
Speaker 4: In the huddle.
Speaker 1: Right, those guys are here and other guys in the huddle,
Speaker 1: that's not who they're going to be hearing. The cadence
Speaker 1: is just a little different with the way I say
Speaker 1: the cadence and the way the other guys say the cadence.
Speaker 1: So that was a little tough for me to kind
Speaker 1: of stay out, and so a lot of the decisions
Speaker 1: to being out there and whatnot, I made those knowing
Speaker 1: like whatever's going on outside, like this is the reps
Speaker 1: that I need, and that's why I was out there.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 2: Love that's a leader that as a guy that needs
Speaker 2: to be there with his teammates, a guy that understands
Speaker 2: what he needs to be the best version of himself.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do it. You guys are gonna like it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make another golf reference. I saw one of
Speaker 2: the ratings on Apple podcasts, and I like my golf
Speaker 2: game too much?
Speaker 3: Do I talk about golf a lot here?
Speaker 2: I feel like I make references to how it is
Speaker 2: a parallel to football in terms of like sport.
Speaker 3: But I don't feel like I talk about the golf
Speaker 3: game all that much.
Speaker 2: Maybe a little bit in July and June before football's
Speaker 2: even here, so you know, I digress a little bit.
Speaker 2: I talk about it on Twitter a lot, but is
Speaker 2: it too much?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I feel like this what Tuwa talks about there is
Speaker 2: like every golfer has their own routine to how to
Speaker 2: get ready for a round. Like, maybe I want to
Speaker 2: spend more time putting versus chipping. Maybe I want to
Speaker 2: get more swings in on the rain. Maybe I only
Speaker 2: want fifteen swings just to get the feel. Everyone knows
Speaker 2: how to get themselves ready, and for Tua, he knows
Speaker 2: getting himself ready means repping it and seeing it, and
Speaker 2: that would explain on top of all the reps we
Speaker 2: heard him talk about with his.
Speaker 3: Pop back in the day.
Speaker 2: That would explain that rare vision we talked about with
Speaker 2: Mike White on the podcast last week.
Speaker 3: So it all tracks there. I have two more here.
Speaker 2: I'm going to save one because it's about on field
Speaker 2: work and it applies to today's practice and it's funny
Speaker 2: how that works out when you get a question in
Speaker 2: for the quarterback and then he goes out and does
Speaker 2: something that refers to that on the practice field. But
Speaker 2: this last one here resonated with me personally. I moved
Speaker 2: to this area to South Florida the same time that
Speaker 2: Tua did. We were both drafted, as it were, and
Speaker 2: I use a heavy emphasis on my air quotes that
Speaker 2: you cannot see. Pretty big difference in being hired as
Speaker 2: an employee compared to being drafted fifth overall in the
Speaker 2: NFL draft.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty. And I've grown to fall in love
Speaker 3: with South Florida. I mean, who wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine living anywhere else on the planet, quite frankly,
Speaker 2: and one of the biggest reasons, like, look, so something
Speaker 2: about me here. I grew up in a secluded, narrow
Speaker 2: minded part of Washington State. I always tell you, guys, Seattle,
Speaker 2: that's not really necessarily the case. I grew up on
Speaker 2: the east side of the Cascade Mountains which splits Washington State,
Speaker 2: you know, about one third down the west side of
Speaker 2: the state, and I'm on the right side of those mountains,
Speaker 2: and over there, it's small minded, not a lot of variety,
Speaker 2: not a lot of out the box thinking going on
Speaker 2: and coming here and exposing my children to all of
Speaker 2: that life has to offer here, to different perspectives and
Speaker 2: lenses and different struggles and stripes, and how not everything is,
Speaker 2: you know, one way for everybody. I just loved, loved,
Speaker 2: loved what Tua said right here about South Florida and
Speaker 2: how he's made his home.
Speaker 3: With his family.
Speaker 1: Well, I grew up in a similar state, if you will.
Speaker 1: Hawaii is also a melting pot of many different cultures, right.
Speaker 1: You have Asians, you have Polynesians, we have Hispanic, like
Speaker 1: we have we have it all down there in HOII
Speaker 1: and out here it's very similar. But there's more Hispanic people, right,
Speaker 1: people that speak Spanish, you know, Cubans, Colombians, you know.
Speaker 1: And it's also a melting pot in that way. But
Speaker 1: the weather, you know, does does justice, the food does justice,
Speaker 1: and I just don't think you'd want to be anywhere
Speaker 1: else taxes.
Speaker 2: Okay, that is press conference coverage. I do have some
Speaker 2: more sound from TUA and McDaniel and some fantastic stuff
Speaker 2: with Og himself Kendall Lamb. We'll get to all that
Speaker 2: next here, as well as practice notes.
Speaker 3: Heavy emphasis on that.
Speaker 2: That's next to Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 2: brought to you by automation. We start right here in
Speaker 2: segment two with some news ahead of going back to
Speaker 2: practice reps from QB one, and it's good news. David
Speaker 2: Long returned off pup today. He actually took the roster
Speaker 2: place of No No. They signed a linebacker who took
Speaker 2: the roster place of Gavin Harts. I told you guys,
Speaker 2: it was a rough start to camp for Gavin Harris him,
Speaker 2: the team agreed, and so David long is back off pup.
Speaker 3: I thought he looked very smooth. He looked quick to
Speaker 3: the punch.
Speaker 2: And watching him and Jordan Brooks work on play action keys,
Speaker 2: get the depth in your zone, draw and your hook
Speaker 2: zone drop and then fire back downhill and come, you know,
Speaker 2: rally on you know short underneath crossers. Watching them practice
Speaker 2: together back in the spring and then today, it seems
Speaker 2: from afar like a relationship of two players who have
Speaker 2: been together for a long long time. Another cool thing
Speaker 2: I saw him doing. It was mostly red zone work today.
Speaker 2: When he wasn't in the lineup, he was standing on
Speaker 2: the end line behind the defense in the end zone,
Speaker 2: counting things out, you know, pointing things out, just being
Speaker 2: involved to get those mental reps every single rep that
Speaker 2: he could. That's the type of lock in that makes
Speaker 2: him David Long man, and that's why he plays so
Speaker 2: damn fast. And to further this point, McDaniel talked about
Speaker 2: this in his press conference and I probably should have
Speaker 2: pulled the audio, but I don't have it right now,
Speaker 2: so we're gonna keep rolling here. But he talked about
Speaker 2: Bradley Chubb and Jalen Phillips both being on schedule or rather,
Speaker 2: you know, free of timelines, basically saying they haven't had
Speaker 2: setbacks because they have done a great job of just
Speaker 2: pursuing the particular day. But what really stood out to
Speaker 2: me about his comments about two and fifteen as I
Speaker 2: saw a beechub hyping up the crowd, I saw the
Speaker 2: crowd lose their freaking minds when Jalen Phillips came running
Speaker 2: over to join his teammates after the sprints and like
Speaker 2: change of direction drills that he was doing where he
Speaker 2: looked fantastic by the way. The crowd lost their mind
Speaker 2: over those two guys and coach talked about their involvement
Speaker 2: and it's it's copy and paste to Jalen Ramsey last year.
Speaker 2: And then I look over and see David Long doing
Speaker 2: what David Long's doing. And then I look over at
Speaker 2: to a tongue of bai loa or I hear him
Speaker 2: talk about his at his press conference, about the yearning,
Speaker 2: the well for sorry for rhyming, the burning desire to
Speaker 2: be out there repping this stuff and getting better at
Speaker 2: football with his teammates. I was talking to Kyle about
Speaker 2: this today. How the hell are they going to pick
Speaker 2: captains this year. Narrow it down for me because on
Speaker 2: offense to and ty Rieker captains right. I think Austin
Speaker 2: Jackson has an argument for a captain. Tron Armstead as
Speaker 2: a captain last year. Alec Ingold is clearly a captain.
Speaker 2: I think Raheem Moster could be a captain. I think
Speaker 2: johnaus Smith could be a captain. On the defensive side.
Speaker 2: Who the hell are you gonna pick there? Zach Steeler
Speaker 2: could be one. Kalais Campbell's a Walter Payton Mann of
Speaker 2: the Year. Of course he's a captain if you know,
Speaker 2: if he gets in his first year. Jalen Ramsey's a captain.
Speaker 2: Javon Hollan was a captain last year. David Long is
Speaker 2: captain material, Jordan Brooks is captain material. In fact, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have to ask coach this later on because i
Speaker 2: want to know, like, how what do you think the
Speaker 2: process is going to be the chair of picking captains?
Speaker 2: And how are you going to like pick seven or
Speaker 2: eight because you've got like fifty on this team. Just
Speaker 2: a quick aside there, Let's go back to the quarterback
Speaker 2: play because you know, speaking of playing fast, like David
Speaker 2: Long does QB one was at it again. Man, it
Speaker 2: wasn't the same day as Friday, which I still I
Speaker 2: love that Kyle said it too. I thought it was
Speaker 2: the best practice I've ever seen to to have not
Speaker 2: as many wow throws today because we are mostly in
Speaker 2: tight quarters down in the red zone. But I want
Speaker 2: to point out another element of his game that I
Speaker 2: think has grown from last year. You know, Friday, we
Speaker 2: talked about the velocity and different pitches that he features
Speaker 2: in his bag. Today we got a good look at
Speaker 2: some of the mobility, which I know you all and
Speaker 2: myself are going to absolutely clamor for this season with
Speaker 2: the reduction and weight and size and better overall mobility.
Speaker 2: So I just want to gloss over this first, Like
Speaker 2: you know, first, I mean the one on one throws.
Speaker 2: I don't think we even have to gas those at
Speaker 2: this point because he is pinpoint with it. We'll cover
Speaker 2: receivers and dbs and the one on ones later, but
Speaker 2: back to his mobility here real quick. The first play
Speaker 2: of Team Red Zone was a pick by Javon Holland
Speaker 2: thrown by a Tua, and given Jev's running back ability,
Speaker 2: I would expect it to be one hundred yard touchdown
Speaker 2: pick six to rolled off to his left, had a
Speaker 2: hand in his face and tried to throw it around
Speaker 2: that hand in his face, didn't get it around the guy.
Speaker 2: I didn't see the number. I think it was Jonathan
Speaker 2: Harris number ninety eight, but he deflected it and Javon
Speaker 2: Hall and collected it and went back the other way
Speaker 2: for a pick six. So like it's gonna happen sometimes.
Speaker 2: His next drop back was a thing of absolute beauty.
Speaker 2: He gets pressure off of his left side and up
Speaker 2: the middle, hits that backdrop of of his drop back
Speaker 2: and hitches up and immediately springs up off the spot
Speaker 2: and gets himself into a dead sprint. And this is
Speaker 2: where like I saw a fleet of foot to a
Speaker 2: moving like he left those rushers in his wake.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I mean he's not gonnaut run.
Speaker 2: You know, linebackers and corners for sure, But if you
Speaker 2: can just leave defensive linemen in their wake, like that's
Speaker 2: all we need. Brother, And Wattle's coming across the same
Speaker 2: time as him, like on a drag or like a
Speaker 2: delayed drag route across the formation at full speed, which
Speaker 2: you ever throw it to a twenty one mile hour target.
Speaker 2: Not easy and Tua throws it right on the upfield
Speaker 2: shoulder and tight quarters catch, turn up, touchdown. I was
Speaker 2: pretty impressed by that man. To throw that accurately on
Speaker 2: the move is not easy either. And then two periods
Speaker 2: later he got pressure into the exact same thing. Reset
Speaker 2: throws a checkdown to alec Ingold, turns a negative play
Speaker 2: into a gain. And those are the subtle things that
Speaker 2: we can do this season. The quarterback can do better
Speaker 2: where rather than it being you know, third and fourteen
Speaker 2: because of the four yard sack, now it's third and five,
Speaker 2: and I like our chances in third and five a
Speaker 2: whole hell of a lot. It's just another example of
Speaker 2: how you can sustain drives and be on the field
Speaker 2: for longer and rest your defense longer. And when you're
Speaker 2: on the field more, when you're not punting as much,
Speaker 2: you have more opportunities for explosive plays. Let's go back
Speaker 2: to Tua who talked about his mobility and how he
Speaker 2: thinks it will impact his game in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I think that'll do a lot, being more mobile, being
Speaker 1: able to run the ball a little more, being able to,
Speaker 1: you know, try to simulate that. I am trying to
Speaker 1: run the ball and then pull up and you know,
Speaker 1: able to to catch someone off guard in a way.
Speaker 1: I just think being more mobile, being lighter on your feet,
Speaker 1: all of that helps with with this game and you
Speaker 1: know everything in this game.
Speaker 4: So that's that's sort of the thought there.
Speaker 2: Gosh, man adding to the game, just picture a better
Speaker 2: to a picture him a little bit better at everything
Speaker 2: than what he was last year, and what that could
Speaker 2: do for this offense. I'm a little bit excited about it.
Speaker 2: And I think I have referenced this in the podcast
Speaker 2: a few times, but like, go back and watch those
Speaker 2: big games, man, there's this narrative about two in big games. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Chiefs game was terrible, but I think almost everybody
Speaker 2: in that game on offense was pretty terrible because it
Speaker 2: was cold and it was tough to adjust to and
Speaker 2: the Chiefs played like crap on offense, right, Like they
Speaker 2: moved the ball into the field and the running game
Speaker 2: was working. You know, they had a healthy offensive line.
Speaker 2: We didn't have that. But Mahomes was not on point.
Speaker 2: Kelsey had some big like go back and watch that game,
Speaker 2: and go back and watch the other big games. Because
Speaker 2: Tua in the Baltimore game, the first half dealing, absolutely
Speaker 2: dealing in the Philly game for three quarters, absolutely dealing.
Speaker 3: Like, go back and watch these.
Speaker 2: Games, man, because I don't think people remember them the
Speaker 2: way they actually happened. And Kyle you know, has has
Speaker 2: done the content on the EPA per play against top
Speaker 2: ten defense is and where two of ranks like it's
Speaker 2: right there with the best quarterbacks in the games. So
Speaker 2: I just I think that narrative is it's I guess
Speaker 2: earned because of the result, But I don't think it's
Speaker 2: an accurate forecaster for what's to come because I think
Speaker 2: the details of that particular stat and the context tells
Speaker 2: you that it's not wasn't as bad as you think
Speaker 2: it is, and a couple of things getting cleaned up
Speaker 2: will make it like a positive and something you look
Speaker 2: at like, oh, that's very good. Two will also have
Speaker 2: the first two passes of practice. I think we're kind
Speaker 2: of like crowd pleasers deep shots to a Chan and waddle.
Speaker 3: Neither of them connected both on like these deep posts.
Speaker 2: And he had a Chan you know, in the early
Speaker 2: full field portion of practice, and I thought it was
Speaker 2: gonna be Yatti for a long touchdown, and I thought
Speaker 2: Devon could have played it a little bit better. But
Speaker 2: I'm also glad that he didn't because I would rather
Speaker 2: see these guys not contest fifty to fifty balls in
Speaker 2: training camp ever, because you're gonna land on the ground
Speaker 2: and you're gonna get hurt. Possibly, right, And Jalen Waddle
Speaker 2: on the first one did contest a high ball with
Speaker 2: Elijah Campbell right there. Who Campbell's had a great camp
Speaker 2: by the way. He broke off this, you know, and
Speaker 2: covered the top of this deep post route and he
Speaker 2: deflected the pass and caused the incompletion and Waddle hit
Speaker 2: the ground kind of hard. Didn't love it, and then
Speaker 2: he bounced back up. And then Devon h And I
Speaker 2: thought had a long touchdown. He was open, he was
Speaker 2: behind Javon Holland and he kind of just like didn't
Speaker 2: play this ball, and Javon was able to run it
Speaker 2: down and make a play on the football. So but
Speaker 2: like a post route from the two to the field,
Speaker 2: like he's kind of a wide receiver, guys, but the
Speaker 2: ball was right there, didn't contest it. Javon broke it
Speaker 2: up and had a great day himself. So those are
Speaker 2: two first two throws of practice for Tua. Then he
Speaker 2: had some touchdowns, just like we saw in the one
Speaker 2: on one period with the dots that he was just
Speaker 2: painting the corners on Tua brought them to mid and
Speaker 2: low red zone. He threw a dime to Brayln Sanders
Speaker 2: who made a nice toe tap catch over cater Cohu
Speaker 2: in the corner of the end zone who was in
Speaker 2: perfect position. But what do they say about a perfect pass?
Speaker 2: There's no defense for it, right. He also had another
Speaker 2: one of those same exact throws in the corner to
Speaker 2: Tanner Connor to end practice right in the bucket, and
Speaker 2: then to put a bow on all of that. He
Speaker 2: is processing super fast, like the third year. In the
Speaker 2: off you can see the stripe of the helmet go
Speaker 2: from like left flat to left hook to deep post,
Speaker 2: but to right hook to right flat. He's getting across
Speaker 2: the whole field progression. You can see the third year
Speaker 2: familiarity in the system, just totally feeling it and like
Speaker 2: almost throwing blind sometimes to that backside breed because he
Speaker 2: has processed the information knowing, oh the back is there
Speaker 2: for the checkdown.
Speaker 3: They don't have that cover right now.
Speaker 2: Let you go ahead and get this thing out and
Speaker 2: again help us stay on schedule and produce more positive
Speaker 2: plays and stay on the field for longer. Another very strong,
Speaker 2: strong day for him and a fun day to be
Speaker 2: honest with the quarterback. Let's go ahead and transition here
Speaker 2: to the defense and Jalen Ramsey, who was out freaking
Speaker 2: standing today. I think Ramsey, I've said it on the podcast,
Speaker 2: is like the Tyreek of the defense, and I just
Speaker 2: think he's the most unique defensive player in the NFL.
Speaker 2: And I want to start here because I asked coach
Speaker 2: about that great interaction that I referred to with Ramsey
Speaker 2: and Tua after the long Tyreek touchdown on Friday, A
Speaker 2: quick refresher to a play fakes it. Jalen takes the
Speaker 2: cheese seventy yard touchdown and Ramsey comes up to and
Speaker 2: they share a laugh about it, and Ramsey shows like
Speaker 2: the play action motion.
Speaker 3: Like kind of like yeah, you got me there.
Speaker 2: So I asked coach about it, and I asked about
Speaker 2: the importance of ball handling, which he didn't address that necessarily.
Speaker 2: I think the footwork was more of the answer he
Speaker 2: went for here. But just this whole thing is really
Speaker 2: high level stuff here from coach McDaniel.
Speaker 5: Oh, that was a very high level observation. You're you're
Speaker 5: you're very right on that and that you know, really,
Speaker 5: if I'm with you guys and I'm observing practice, those
Speaker 5: types of things would fire me up the most because
Speaker 5: what that means if you have, you know, the players
Speaker 5: on your team that have had that have the most
Speaker 5: footing in the league, the star players, when they are
Speaker 5: communicating about what they just saw and and being able
Speaker 5: to share how certain things affect uh, you know, how
Speaker 5: how to his footwork affects Jalen, how Jalen what he's
Speaker 5: seen for everyone, that's a win. That's also a tone
Speaker 5: setter for the entire team, you know, when when you're
Speaker 5: players of that caliber and and I and there those
Speaker 5: conversations about high level intricacies, about the the the quarterbacks
Speaker 5: drop and about you know, vision zoning players and all
Speaker 5: these things. That these are conversations that are coming up
Speaker 5: a lot because what I see are are players more
Speaker 5: invested than they've ever been. And and I've seen plenty
Speaker 5: of investment here, so, uh, the all the things play
Speaker 5: into trying to be elite at your job. Quarterback footwork
Speaker 5: for the back end if you're trying to get turnovers
Speaker 5: is pretty important. If you're trying to get pbu's it's
Speaker 5: pretty important, and those are things that are beyond their
Speaker 5: playbook responsibility that can only you can only get real
Speaker 5: gains in your game if you have twenty two players
Speaker 5: really going after it in a game like fashion, so
Speaker 5: you can get game line game like reps.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen somebody cover Jeleen Waddle like I saw
Speaker 2: Ramsey cover him today. I mean, Wattle is a guy who,
Speaker 2: let's say that Tyreek is just not here in general
Speaker 2: for the hypothetical, Like I asked Kyle today, you think
Speaker 2: it's crazy to say that WADA's gonna have fifteen hundred
Speaker 2: yards of years. That's kind of where I'm going towards.
Speaker 2: Kyle's like, no, not at all. He said that if
Speaker 2: Tyreek's not here, he goes. I would expect Tyreek to
Speaker 2: him or Watle to have Tyreek's production, you know, seventeen
Speaker 2: eighteen hundred yards. So that's how we feel, Kyle and
Speaker 2: myself feel about Jileen Waddle. But Ramsey kind of had
Speaker 2: him in hell for a couple of reps today. But
Speaker 2: it was a great battle back and forth, just like
Speaker 2: you would expect a bona fide star Number one receiver,
Speaker 2: which Jalen Wattle is. If someone tells you otherwise, just
Speaker 2: go tell him to talk to a wall for a
Speaker 2: little bit, or you know, gadget receiver.
Speaker 3: That guy remember that.
Speaker 2: But for my money, the best defensive back on the planet,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 2: You can give me your production, your picks, and a
Speaker 2: lot of stuff, Like show me a guy that's that size,
Speaker 2: of that physicality, with that mindset, that plays at that
Speaker 2: speed and it has the skills and the leverage recond
Speaker 2: like everything that Ramsey does. I wrote this down in
Speaker 2: my individual notes today. Ramsey is so sticky during these
Speaker 2: the way he leans on leverage and gives himself the
Speaker 2: opportunity to break in multiple directions. It's kind of like
Speaker 2: the definition of cornerback play right and how offensive line
Speaker 2: and pass rush prowess. The whole idea is to generate
Speaker 2: momentum and then go strong against that momentum to cause
Speaker 2: you know, in balance. Ramsey's the exact same way as
Speaker 2: a cornerback. And then he did the same thing on
Speaker 2: the first throw to Waddle in one on ones, where
Speaker 2: he squat and drove and broke up a pass on
Speaker 2: a speed out route right on the goal line from
Speaker 2: the five year. Waddle did get him back though on
Speaker 2: two plays with some shake and uncovered double move plays
Speaker 2: where he scored. So really fun, like high level competition
Speaker 2: between those two guys. And Ramsey did get him back
Speaker 2: later on and practice by staying on an in breaker
Speaker 2: a little slant route and firing out of his leverage
Speaker 2: and getting that offhand across the pass for the breakup.
Speaker 2: Really good stuff. I mentioned the one on ones here,
Speaker 2: just some quick winners and losers. I thought Waddle was
Speaker 2: a big winner like Ramsey was. You know, anytime those
Speaker 2: guys can share some wins that that's the best in
Speaker 2: the league. So if you can beat each other, you
Speaker 2: can beat you know who should I give an example
Speaker 2: of here, you know, like Khalil Shaker in Buffalo or
Speaker 2: DJ Reid in New York. Right right, Craig Craft was
Speaker 2: a big winner. He had some He's got some wiggle man.
Speaker 2: Ethan Bonner had a fantastic pass breakup on a thrown
Speaker 2: at brack.
Speaker 3: Some burials.
Speaker 2: I saw Zack Steeler totally undressed Leah miken Bergen in
Speaker 2: one on ones. Austin Jackson looked fantastic in one on ones.
Speaker 2: I thought Patrick Paul More on him soon he looks,
Speaker 2: he looks the part man. And then Aaron Brewer had
Speaker 2: a really good one on one session. The guys I
Speaker 2: thought had rough sessions Aszukama kind of got pinned a
Speaker 2: few times. Nick Needham got beat a lot on that session,
Speaker 2: and then Jakwan Burton had a couple of drops in
Speaker 2: the day and Leam Mikenberg was on the ground a
Speaker 2: couple of times in the one on one portions. So
Speaker 2: back to the defense or the full team notes here,
Speaker 2: Kendall Fuller, him and Ramsey like copy and pasted every day.
Speaker 2: He's been fantastic all camp long. I talked about Azukama.
Speaker 2: They're in the one on ones. He pinned him like
Speaker 2: out of bounds, took him out of the play completely
Speaker 2: in one on ones. And he also got waddle on
Speaker 2: a team rep and that's so tough to do because
Speaker 2: well waddle right and also being one on one is
Speaker 2: designed for the offense to win. But him and Ramsey
Speaker 2: just look man, just shaking my head. They look so
Speaker 2: good together. Javon Holland had a massive day. The big
Speaker 2: pass break up, the big pick six, he fit the
Speaker 2: run from depth well, got down off the perimeter just
Speaker 2: flew all over the grass on this Sunday. Jason might miitray,
Speaker 2: I think is how you say it? Had some good plays,
Speaker 2: including a TfL. I thought Storm Duck had some good
Speaker 2: reps as well, some udfas popping there a little bit.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: These linebackers, all four of them that were out there today,
Speaker 2: for the majority of it, we had a great split
Speaker 2: of run game wins offensively and defensively, and Jordan Brooks
Speaker 2: was a regular in the backfield, so was David Long,
Speaker 2: and so was Duke Riley. And Anthony Walker had one
Speaker 2: of the best plays that there. They ran that shovel
Speaker 2: pass against the Broncos, remember that one, the touchdown scoring
Speaker 2: him tuble pass and Anthony Walker, like read it, I disciplined,
Speaker 2: got off his block, made the stop.
Speaker 3: Really impressive stuff.
Speaker 2: But from all these guys, just so impressed with how
Speaker 2: the linebacker room is seeing it, fitting it and flying
Speaker 2: around the football field. How about off the edge with
Speaker 2: Grayson Murphy. Now this is maybe starting to sound like
Speaker 2: a little bit of an agenda for me because I
Speaker 2: talk about him every day and I tweeted about him
Speaker 2: a while back.
Speaker 3: But he pops man.
Speaker 2: He had an immediate pressure that I believe forced the
Speaker 2: failed handoff exchange between Mike White and Jalen Wright, and
Speaker 2: then he fell on the ball for a fumble recovery.
Speaker 2: He added a sack later on. He's just so good
Speaker 2: at squeezing the tackle to condense them in their passet
Speaker 2: up against the guard and then exploding around the corner
Speaker 2: and keeping that outside arm free and cornering around that edge.
Speaker 2: I feel like watching Cam Wake and Jason Taylor and
Speaker 2: all these guys on tape for so long that I
Speaker 2: know what cornering and flattening looks like in the National
Speaker 2: Football League, and he flashes that ability every single day.
Speaker 2: Tier Tart, I thought, had his most active day, including
Speaker 2: an immediate sack on Scotlar Thompson where he undressed Liam
Speaker 2: Mikenberg and then also on that play, Chop Robinson got
Speaker 2: the best of Chase and Hines rushing from a condensed
Speaker 2: position on the defensive line too, So that's good to see.
Speaker 2: Isaiah Mack had the best teach tape on the day
Speaker 2: where he ran to the football and secured a deflection
Speaker 2: for a pick.
Speaker 3: Big man running with the football.
Speaker 2: Number ninety seven was out there running in the open field,
Speaker 2: throwing stiff arms at guys, and after Jaquan Burton had
Speaker 2: a second drop of the day, the ball kind of
Speaker 2: got batted around in a crowd of defenders and it
Speaker 2: got batted back towards the line of scrimmage. And there's
Speaker 2: Isaiah mack sprinting to the football. And if you run
Speaker 2: to the football, good things can happen. I can't guarantee
Speaker 2: it because I'm not in there, but I would be
Speaker 2: shocked if that play is not shown in all meetings
Speaker 2: all week as an example of how to give maximum effort.
Speaker 2: I thought Jonathan Harris and Neville Alimore had their best days,
Speaker 2: stacking up some blocks and flash some of their versatility
Speaker 2: they've shown from few different spots in their career so far.
Speaker 2: And then Kalais Campbell is I mean, you've seen him
Speaker 2: play for sixteen years. It's the exact same thing. He
Speaker 2: has a sack on Austin Jackson. But he and Austin
Speaker 2: have been going back and forth all camp and been
Speaker 2: playing really fun competitive ball. Talk about iron sharpening iron,
Speaker 2: but Kalai has got him once today for a sack.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and bring this thing home with the
Speaker 2: rest of the offense. Some Kendall Lamb Audio extra points
Speaker 2: and Orange Jersey predictions. That's next Draft Time podcast, your
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Speaker 2: I mention yet the Jeff Wilson wore the Orange jersey
Speaker 2: on this Sunday. I'm over three. Let's try to get
Speaker 2: it right tomorrow. We'll do that at the end of
Speaker 2: the podcast.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the offense here with the offensive
Speaker 2: line though, because I continue to be so impressed.
Speaker 3: He might be the best offensive line. And I've seen
Speaker 3: all week. I mean, he's been in the notes of
Speaker 3: the most.
Speaker 2: Patrick paul I tweeted this, I see him line up
Speaker 2: versus Chop one on one. So I grabbed the binox
Speaker 2: and look over there, and here's Chop with that furious
Speaker 2: speed rush and Pat is just so patient. And maybe
Speaker 2: it's because he covers, you know, a mile like one
Speaker 2: of his kickslide steps takes some from Miami Gardens up
Speaker 2: to Jupiter, Florida. With that tremendous length and kickslide. He
Speaker 2: shut down the corner and gosh, it just looks effortless.
Speaker 2: Sometimes maybe not Jupiter. I'll find out if Seth listens
Speaker 2: to the podcast because I'll text me Endral.
Speaker 3: I know it's Durell. I know it's Derell.
Speaker 2: As Kendall Lamb told us, CHOP's first step quickness is
Speaker 2: giving some guys in camp already quite a bit of issues.
Speaker 6: CHOP's good, man. You can you can really and truly
Speaker 6: see CHOP's not the longest. I mean, he's more of
Speaker 6: a smaller, like impact compactful rusher. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: I can see why he had so much success at
Speaker 6: Penn State. I mean he gets into you hit coming
Speaker 6: off the line. The speed off the line is very,
Speaker 6: very good. For a lot of young rushers, you know,
Speaker 6: they have to really truly learn our range, just learn
Speaker 6: how we're gonna block them because a lot of tackles
Speaker 6: in college, they're going to have an h But I'm
Speaker 6: gonna show you three four to five sets every play
Speaker 6: you saw one set for I'm gonna switch it up.
Speaker 6: I might throw a left hand at you if I'm
Speaker 6: at left tackle, might go with the right hand, might
Speaker 6: hit you with independite hands. It just depends, so like
Speaker 6: to build that rollodex in his mind. You always see
Speaker 6: with young rushers, I mean it takes time for them
Speaker 6: to learn us as tackles in the NFL. But you
Speaker 6: can definitely see why Chopp is what he is because
Speaker 6: his get off is phenomenals.
Speaker 2: So I thought Chopp was really good again on this practice.
Speaker 2: It kind of seems to me like the only guy
Speaker 2: that's truly gotten the best of him so far has
Speaker 2: been the rookie. And Patrick Paul's work is really two
Speaker 2: full run game and pass game. On his very first
Speaker 2: team rep you know, Orange Jersey, hefe as we called
Speaker 2: him today. Widen this run to the perimeter and Cam
Speaker 2: Brown comes downfield and has the edge cut off, but
Speaker 2: Patrick Paul is widening his guy and his gap. But
Speaker 2: another defender, you know, Cam Brown, should say it scrapes
Speaker 2: over the top of that. So Jeff bangs it back
Speaker 2: into the B gap and Paul had cleared so much
Speaker 2: space that Wilson got to daylight and kind of big run.
Speaker 2: I see this guy getting surge in the running game
Speaker 2: and playing in passpro with the patience and controlled nature
Speaker 2: of his game of a five or ten year veteran.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and go back to og Kendall Lamb
Speaker 2: who told us why he thinks Patrick Paul is balling out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, big Pat's gonna be the real deal. I mean,
Speaker 6: big Pat. That's the mamoth of a man. I've played
Speaker 6: in Houston for my first four so I'm very familiar
Speaker 6: with you of h you know, seeing Pat come in here.
Speaker 6: One thing that you'll notice about Pat right away, intellectual
Speaker 6: and gifted and in our line of work, especially offensive
Speaker 6: line wise, how things change at the drop of a dime.
Speaker 6: You want to have that, you know. I try to
Speaker 6: tell Pat all the time. Try to slow it down
Speaker 6: the best you can. You know, get it, get to
Speaker 6: the line. See you're trying or read your keys, see
Speaker 6: what the stance is. Always remember in the back of
Speaker 6: your mind what they hit you with before. I mean,
Speaker 6: once we start playing the preseason games, start building your
Speaker 6: library on rushers, how they rush you. I mean, Pat's
Speaker 6: got some of the best links I've ever seen in
Speaker 6: my life. So it's like for him to have those
Speaker 6: type of arms in that type of body, it's going
Speaker 6: to be really really good for Pat when the time comes. Well,
Speaker 6: we've all been there as.
Speaker 4: A rookie year.
Speaker 6: It takes time for it to slow down in your mind.
Speaker 6: But I mean, I love Pat, that's my dog.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: I have more offensive line notes, let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: do that in extra points. I want to touch on
Speaker 2: the backs because they were the other big feature today
Speaker 2: for me. Big runs from the Big three. Chris Brooks
Speaker 2: is in there as well. Heame's first run of the
Speaker 2: day was an explosive one like vintage Heame, weaving his
Speaker 2: way without slowing down. Just a big explosive run from
Speaker 2: the veteran back Chris Brooks. That touchdown run he had
Speaker 2: was also signature Chris Brooks six yards and he got
Speaker 2: there from point eight to point b just buried the
Speaker 2: head and ran it into the en zone for a touchdown.
Speaker 2: But Jalen Wright was the back of the day for me.
Speaker 2: I had him with three runs that were either explosives
Speaker 2: or touchdowns, and what I liked most about them, I
Speaker 2: saw him win with straight gas to the perimeter, just
Speaker 2: straight speed. I saw him hit a little jump cut
Speaker 2: where he just like it's like hem and a Chan.
Speaker 2: There's just no speed sacrifice to do that. And then
Speaker 2: I saw him see a sliver of a window and
Speaker 2: power his way through the end zone by getting skinny
Speaker 2: and hitting it. Impressive day for the rookie running back. Gosh,
Speaker 2: there's so many good parts of this football team some
Speaker 2: extra points. Marcus may cut down to John HU Smith
Speaker 2: end around for a loss from depth. I thought that
Speaker 2: was a pretty impressive recognition on a lot of traffic,
Speaker 2: had to sort his way through. Speaking of John oh
Speaker 2: he was at the point of attack on a handful
Speaker 2: of those big edge runs. I don't think many guys
Speaker 2: have had a better first four days than John O.
Speaker 3: Smith.
Speaker 2: I thought Aaron Brewer had his best practice so far,
Speaker 2: created a bunch of space and looked fantastic in one
Speaker 2: on ones. Continue to be impressed by Ryan Hayes. Hayes
Speaker 2: got some promotion today. I won't tell you any more
Speaker 2: about that, but I know he was working pretty high
Speaker 2: up on the depth chart. He and Chase and Hines
Speaker 2: had a big block on one of the long Jalen
Speaker 2: Right runs. Malik Washington continues to flash and he just
Speaker 2: he ran a lot of reps today. It got opened
Speaker 2: a lot, had some big catches, great hands, had some
Speaker 2: awesome one on one plays in the end zone as well.
Speaker 2: And then Tanner Connor had two scores, including one beautiful
Speaker 2: one hander where he might not have had a foot down,
Speaker 2: but it was so pretty. I'm giving it to him.
Speaker 2: He is moving quick out there. Ogba had another sack,
Speaker 2: continues to do that every day out here. Jody Fortson
Speaker 2: kind of touched down a low red zone on a
Speaker 2: fastball from Mike White. Great route, great throw, great catch.
Speaker 2: And speaking of Mike White, I thought I had some
Speaker 2: up and down once today, a little bit more down
Speaker 2: than up than usual for him. I thought Liam had
Speaker 2: a really tough practice. Lester Cotton, Jack Driscoll, and Keon
Speaker 2: Smith all I had getting beat a few times on
Speaker 2: the offensive line, so some more can be done there.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, pretty good looking football team
Speaker 2: through four days. My Orange jersey predictions are number one
Speaker 2: Jalen Ramsey, number two Grayson Murphy, number three Jalen Wright,
Speaker 2: and number four Patrick Paul. I'm supposed to have only three,
Speaker 2: but that's my I'm just gonna put him in the next.
Speaker 2: I think it was so good, very good day for
Speaker 2: the Rooks. We'll see how wrong I am tomorrow. But
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