Speaker 1: Drive Time with Travis Wingfield begins. Now let me check
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Speaker 2: And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 2: Miami Dolphins podcast network covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 2: How's it going, everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield.
Speaker 2: And on today's show, it's Wednesday, and y'all know what
Speaker 2: that means. Time to prove you another Miami Dolphins football game.
Speaker 2: We'll get into the details and keys between the Dolphins
Speaker 2: and Broncos, including key stats, the key storylines, a history
Speaker 2: of the Broncos to this point, the tell of the tapes,
Speaker 2: and of course the keys to victory from the Baptist
Speaker 2: Health studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 1: This is the Draft Time Podcast. Maye gaff.
Speaker 2: A not so familiar foe coming from the Rocky Mountains
Speaker 2: and John Denver, which seems odd with them being in
Speaker 2: our conference. We last played the Broncos in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: and the last time we played them here twenty seventeen,
Speaker 2: and that just goes to show you that we have
Speaker 2: not had the same divisional standing as the Broncos in
Speaker 2: a long time. So we get that three year rotation
Speaker 2: game with playing the entire AFC West to every three years.
Speaker 2: But still this quote unquote rivalry is home to some
Speaker 2: of my favorite all time Dolphins games. That two thousand
Speaker 2: and two Sunday night football victory the hardest hitting, most
Speaker 2: physical football game I've seen the Dolphins play in my
Speaker 2: lifetime to propel Miami to a five to one record
Speaker 2: on the foot of a Lindo Mare, on the broken
Speaker 2: thumb of Jay Fiedler and the arms of Ricky Williams.
Speaker 2: And really the defense was the one defense and Ricky
Speaker 2: were the ones I believe put them in that position,
Speaker 2: but also atop the ESPN Power rankings after that victory,
Speaker 2: and I recall showing all my friends in computer lab
Speaker 2: the next day, Hey, look who is number one in
Speaker 2: ESPN's power rankings. The two thousand and five opener was
Speaker 2: my senior year of high school. We were supposed to
Speaker 2: get wax but instead were the ones doing the waxing
Speaker 2: thirty four to ten. We also had a big win
Speaker 2: up there the wildcat season, which was a big victory
Speaker 2: for the divisional championship that we claimed last time we
Speaker 2: did that in two thousand and eight, And truth be told,
Speaker 2: the t Bow game.
Speaker 1: Your boy wanted Andrew.
Speaker 2: Luck that year, so I was pretty excited about that
Speaker 2: comeback from touchdown Jesus himself. Then the twenty fourteen game
Speaker 2: where Tannehill played maybe the best game of his career
Speaker 2: as a Dolphin, but then Peyton Manning did Peyton Manning
Speaker 2: things to overcome eleven point deficit in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 2: Since that guy retired, though, since their twenty fifteen Super
Speaker 2: Bowl championship, it has been tough for the Broncos at quarterback,
Speaker 2: as has the search for their franchise quarterback. Trevor simmem
Speaker 2: E Won Knitt Brock Osweier backs and Lynch case keenum
Speaker 2: might have been the best of the entire bunch, Drew Locke,
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco, Brett Ripion, Jeff Driscoll. It's not all that
Speaker 2: dissimilar to what we went through in the post Marino era,
Speaker 2: which is a little bit short of a timeline, and
Speaker 2: they also fittingly had issues finding their air apparent to
Speaker 2: lway before Manning's arrival in twenty twelve. Combined from the
Speaker 2: first year after the Super Bowl championship, so twenty sixteen
Speaker 2: through the last year without Russell Wilson twenty two twenty one,
Speaker 2: they were thirty nine and fifty eight, yet still as
Speaker 2: a franchise five hundred and four fifty six all time,
Speaker 2: and that includes last year's five and twelve records, So
Speaker 2: all things told, that is seventy losses compared to forty
Speaker 2: four wins over a six year span, and then zero
Speaker 2: to two this year, so forty four and seventy two
Speaker 2: at this point. But enter Russell Wilson in year one
Speaker 2: did not go as planned. He could not see the concepts,
Speaker 2: he could not throw the ball vertically, he could not scramble.
Speaker 1: It was a disaster. More on that later.
Speaker 2: Then enter Sean Payton, who's ozer and two so far
Speaker 2: and made more headlines with his mouth than his team's
Speaker 2: play on the field, and they had an eighteen point
Speaker 2: lead evaporate last week. He's ruffled the feathers with his
Speaker 2: words since his arrival. But let's not make any mistake
Speaker 2: about this. The passing game looks back to old Russell Wilson,
Speaker 2: albeit a small sample size essentially one half of football
Speaker 2: against the Washington Commanders, and that game is obviously doing
Speaker 2: a lot of heavy lifting in terms of their season
Speaker 2: long production.
Speaker 1: But if he can do that.
Speaker 2: If he can recapture that one half of football he
Speaker 2: had against Washington, then the passing game can get back
Speaker 2: to NFL competency levels. And I think the thinking there
Speaker 2: for them is a team that's had an excellent defense
Speaker 2: since a certain head coach there built it that way
Speaker 2: back in twenty nineteen, talking of course about Vic Fangio
Speaker 2: when he acquired Kareem Jackson and drafted Patrick Curtan, Baron Browning,
Speaker 2: Caden Sterens, Jonathan Cooper, and Draymont Jones, all pieces added
Speaker 2: during the Fangio run, And quite frankly, that's their best
Speaker 2: pass rusher, their best cover guy are gonna be the
Speaker 2: best cover guy in the entire National Football League, and
Speaker 2: their two best Wilkins and stealer analogs in Cooper and Jones,
Speaker 2: although Jones has been traded to Seattle for Russell Wilson
Speaker 2: since that time.
Speaker 1: But you get the point.
Speaker 2: And with all that said, has the window passed that
Speaker 2: defense by because the issue was quarterback play and the
Speaker 2: offense in the last several years, And of course it's hard
Speaker 2: to win with uncertainty at quarterback, especially when you invest
Speaker 2: a massive contract in several premium draft picks into that
Speaker 2: player currently though twenty third points a lot on defense,
Speaker 2: sixteenth in total defense. If it's too early to say
Speaker 2: the jury is in, which I think it is, but
Speaker 2: it is a continuation of last year's defense ranking fourteenth
Speaker 2: and scoring despite being seventh and total defense. But I
Speaker 2: think that was more of an indictment of their offense
Speaker 2: being thirty second overall.
Speaker 1: They just could not sustain drives.
Speaker 2: But in twenty twenty one Vics last year there third
Speaker 2: and points and eighth and total defense. So maybe it
Speaker 2: has come and gone, and this happens sometimes our two
Speaker 2: units do not mature at the same time, and it
Speaker 2: kind of puts you in this limbo in the NFL
Speaker 2: where between six and eight wins annually. Gosh, don't we
Speaker 2: know that struggle? Again, not saying that's where the Broncos
Speaker 2: are right now, but it looks to me like that's
Speaker 2: where they're headed unless they change course. But I think
Speaker 2: it's an interesting stilly to see how it bears out
Speaker 2: over the next few months here for the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 2: Before we get to know the players and the matchups
Speaker 2: here in this game, how about some of the key storylines.
Speaker 2: I don't think there are many here because, like I said,
Speaker 2: we don't play them very often and they're not really
Speaker 2: a team that contends with us at this point. Right now,
Speaker 2: already being two games behind, you can put them three
Speaker 2: and a half games behind with a victory here because
Speaker 2: of the head to head tiebreaker and three games up
Speaker 2: in the standing.
Speaker 1: So the first one to me is the climate change
Speaker 1: for Denver.
Speaker 2: Not global warming, which is obviously real, and if you
Speaker 2: you know what, let's let's be very back from that.
Speaker 2: The climate change from going to beautiful Denver, Colorado, where
Speaker 2: this week the highs are in the high seventies, which
Speaker 2: is pretty good obviously, but that fifty percent humidity and
Speaker 2: the real feel of like seventy five degrees doesn't quite
Speaker 2: match up where you're going to get down here, that
Speaker 2: ninety percent humidity on Sunday with a real feel of
Speaker 2: ninety four degrees. Trust me, it hits different. You cannot
Speaker 2: walk from your car to the gate. I mean, if
Speaker 2: you have the orange parking pass like I do, Whi's
Speaker 2: about a five hundred foot walk without getting damp in
Speaker 2: your pits, on the back of your knees, on your forehead,
Speaker 2: and everywhere else. How do the dolphins take advantage of that.
Speaker 2: The last time the Broncos played a September game in
Speaker 2: Miami was that two thousand and five season. And if
Speaker 2: you guys recall that one, I have that VHS tape somewhere.
Speaker 2: I've seen it about thirty five times, and it's getting
Speaker 2: to the point, like saw Goodman's tapes. I watched it
Speaker 2: so many times, that's starting to run out of wear
Speaker 2: and tear. Actually I don't know where it as anymore,
Speaker 2: but you get the idea. But they ran out of
Speaker 2: cornerbacks in that game because of cramping and Marty Booker,
Speaker 2: mister four to six. Marty Booker ran away from the
Speaker 2: entire defense on a go ball on a sixty yard touchdown.
Speaker 1: Like that tells you how hurting they were in that game.
Speaker 2: It's also an eleven am body clock game for them,
Speaker 2: which is a game that teams from the West Coast
Speaker 2: traditionally struggle to play in a three and oh versus
Speaker 2: an oh to three start. It's my next headline here.
Speaker 2: Normally I hate the X percent of teams make the
Speaker 2: playoffs after a X and X start, Like whatever. The
Speaker 2: truth is that good teams typically start good, and bad
Speaker 2: teams typically start not good, right, So those numbers can
Speaker 2: kind of go out the window. But for instance, the
Speaker 2: Chargers are a team like I know they're not a
Speaker 2: bad team despite being oh to two. But when I
Speaker 2: look at the Carolina Panthers at zero to two, I
Speaker 2: know they're not good and that's why they started zero
Speaker 2: to two. However, the numbers here at three and oh
Speaker 2: are pretty jarring. Since nineteen seventy, seventy six percent of
Speaker 2: teams to start three and oh have made the playoffs,
Speaker 2: including last year's Miami Dolphins. How about this one, though,
Speaker 2: ninety nine teams have begun oh to three over the
Speaker 2: last twenty seasons. I don't know why there's a difference
Speaker 2: in to that span. Maybe it's because of the stat
Speaker 2: ninety nine teams zero to three over the last twenty years,
Speaker 2: and just one has made the playoffs, the twenty eighteen
Speaker 2: Houston Texans. It's an urgent game for Denver. We should
Speaker 2: get their best effort, but we also get to come
Speaker 2: back home. We love this building, don't we home, Sweet
Speaker 2: home baby. We are twelve and two in our last
Speaker 2: fourteen games at hard Rock Stadium, and surprise, surprise, the
Speaker 2: streak started the moment that Brian Flores stopped thinking that
Speaker 2: Jacoby fucking big Slops Brissett was better than two A
Speaker 2: tongue bay Loo or I guess he was forced to
Speaker 2: take Slops out of.
Speaker 1: The game after getting hurt against the Ravens.
Speaker 2: And this team under the guidance of TUA doesn't typically
Speaker 2: lose games they're favored in, So looking forward to that
Speaker 2: trend continuing hopefully. How about Fangio and butch Berry facing
Speaker 2: their former team. So much has changed since Fangio was there,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure he'd like to win this game just
Speaker 2: a little bit excher than usual. Probably the same for
Speaker 2: Barry as well. Who has this Dolphins offensive line playing
Speaker 2: like one of the best units in the NFL, just
Speaker 2: one sack allowed and coming off a one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five yard ground attack on Sunday Night football, compared
Speaker 2: to a Denver offensive line who this year has allowed
Speaker 2: the fifth most sacks in the NFL at nine. His
Speaker 2: teaching techniques, I think are really taking hold to this
Speaker 2: Dolphins group up front. All right, let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: get our first break in there early and come back
Speaker 2: on the other side. In preview Dolphins offense versus Broncos defense,
Speaker 2: that's next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 2: to you by I don'tation love cooking up some game
Speaker 2: plan ideas and how these matchups might go. As we
Speaker 2: move on to a third preview of the season. I
Speaker 2: believe I said twenty seven to twenty four Dolphins over Chargers.
Speaker 2: I believe I said twenty eight seventeen over the Patriots.
Speaker 2: Feeling pretty good about how accurate those predictions played out,
Speaker 2: and quite frankly, I think the Dolphins were a lot
Speaker 2: closer to twenty eight seventeen than they were twenty four
Speaker 2: to seventeen in terms of how that game played out.
Speaker 2: But either way, I'm gonna give you a prediction at
Speaker 2: the end of this episode. And here's why I believe
Speaker 2: that in the next twenty or so minutes. So the
Speaker 2: Dolphins offense, we know who they are by now, but
Speaker 2: quarterback versus safety to a tongue of I Loo versus
Speaker 2: a pretty good trio of safeties back there at least
Speaker 2: the top two guys, Justin Simmons, one of the best
Speaker 2: in the NFL, and Kareem Jackson are their two go
Speaker 2: to guys. Jackson got ejected last week, and we'll get
Speaker 2: a fine we'll not get a suspension after a pretty
Speaker 2: dirty hit on Commander's tight end. Logan Thomas and then
Speaker 2: Turner Yelle was the guy that stepped in. And when
Speaker 2: they lost Jackson, their deep passing defense really fell apart
Speaker 2: in that game. Receivers versus corners obviously Hill Waddle, Craycraft,
Speaker 2: easy E, Patrick Sirtan's one of the best in the
Speaker 2: business to Mary Mathis and then Fabian Moreau played like
Speaker 2: ten snaps total. So they go Sir Tan and to
Speaker 2: Maury Mathis and nobody else in the perimeter in the
Speaker 2: slot Barrios and Smyth versus e saying Bassie. Bassie plays
Speaker 2: about sixty five percent of the snaps there, which is
Speaker 2: according to their nickel defense for the most part. So
Speaker 2: Sir Tan, Mathis and Bassie almost to the tee you
Speaker 2: can predict their role in games. And then Simmons versus
Speaker 2: and Singleton versus Smyth, and the tight ends in the
Speaker 2: passing game. Interior offensive line Win Williams and Hunt have
Speaker 2: been fantastic. They get a nose tackle in DJ Jones
Speaker 2: who plays fifty eight percent and Mike Percelle plays thirty
Speaker 2: two percent. Think of both of those guys as John
Speaker 2: Jenkins esque, just big space eaters who try to occupy
Speaker 2: a couple of blocks and free up the linebackers to
Speaker 2: make their plays. Also on the interior, Harris as fifty
Speaker 2: nine percent snap taker. And then Zach Allen is a
Speaker 2: guy that plays eighty five percent of the snaps, a
Speaker 2: draft hit for the Cardinals who exited via free agency
Speaker 2: and now is playing here for the Denver Broncos. Off
Speaker 2: the edge. Will it be Armstead or will it be
Speaker 2: Kendall Lamb. Either way, I think you're pretty good. And
Speaker 2: then Austin Jackson up against Jonathan Cooper a sixty eight
Speaker 2: percent snap taker, Randy Gregory sixty five, Nick Bonito forty five,
Speaker 2: and then Frank Clark has played just nineteen percent of
Speaker 2: the snaps. And then Josie Jewele is our middle linebacker
Speaker 2: who's played ninety one percent of the snaps, as well
Speaker 2: as Alex Singleton seventy five percent against running backs like
Speaker 2: moster ackman and a chain And obviously you know it's
Speaker 2: a pretty high snap count for those two linebackers. We'll
Speaker 2: find out more about that here in just a moment.
Speaker 2: Their best player on defense besides Sir Tannam my opinion
Speaker 2: is Baron Browning, but hea't on the injury reserve, and
Speaker 2: their number two cornerback On Williams is also out as
Speaker 2: well as safety three Caden Steren's all going to be
Speaker 2: down for this game. Let's go ahead and start through
Speaker 2: on the defensive backfield because I think it's probably the
Speaker 2: matchup that statistics say favor Miami the most. So Williams
Speaker 2: was signed as that cornerback too behind arguably the best
Speaker 2: cornerback in the NFL, and that's who I would take
Speaker 2: I fus string a team today at corner passer ten.
Speaker 3: The second you want to talk about a tough position,
Speaker 3: there's that's why you kind of know by name the
Speaker 3: guys that are the best in the business, and I
Speaker 3: think he's in that category for sure, because I mean
Speaker 3: put it this way, your job is to cover someone
Speaker 3: with your back to the thing you're defending, which is
Speaker 3: the goal line, and you have no idea what they're
Speaker 3: going to do. So you talk about you have to
Speaker 3: have certain traits to be able to execute that as
Speaker 3: well as you have to be deliberate in your approach.
Speaker 3: You have to have technique and fundamentals, and you have
Speaker 3: to be patient when you need to be, and aggressive
Speaker 3: when you need to be. So I think you know
Speaker 3: he deserves all the praise he gets. He's a heck
Speaker 3: of player.
Speaker 2: And so Demary Mathis has been filling into the perimeter
Speaker 2: with Is Sang Bassie and the slot. And Bassie was
Speaker 2: a guy they cut a couple of years ago and
Speaker 2: have brought back since then. But Demari Mathis has struggled
Speaker 2: in a big way in that role. Fifteen for seventeen
Speaker 2: are teams targeting him for a bucks seventy eight and
Speaker 2: three touchdowns on just eighty three coverage snaps in that game,
Speaker 2: like or in those two games, if you can go
Speaker 2: one yard per coverage snap, that's pretty good. Two yards
Speaker 2: is atrocious, and he's over that mark. Terry mcclaurin got
Speaker 2: him four or five for forty five yards and a touchdown.
Speaker 2: Three other receivers got targets and went three for three
Speaker 2: for thirty eight. First Las Vegas, Jacoby Myers had six
Speaker 2: of seven for sixty three and two touchdowns. So pretty
Speaker 2: much everybody has gone after him and found success. Touch
Speaker 2: your rabbit hat this week Tomary Mathis and then Pat
Speaker 2: sertan opposite story two for two seventeen yards against Diami
Speaker 2: Brown last week, just two yards of yak, So he's
Speaker 2: playing a little bit of soft and off for a
Speaker 2: couple of cheap completions underneath that you don't worry about.
Speaker 2: Versus Las Vegas, DeVante Adams tried him five times, caught
Speaker 2: just two for sixteen. He's also played Tyreek one time
Speaker 2: in his career and held the Cheetah to two for
Speaker 2: twenty five and had a pick. So Wattle's availability could
Speaker 2: be big here because I mean, I wouldn't go away
Speaker 2: from Tyreek if it's one on one, but I imagine
Speaker 2: that even helps Heartan a little bit.
Speaker 1: But I would go with that matchup for the Broncos.
Speaker 2: And if Wattle's available, I mentioned it last week, one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty yards, he got like eighty six, but
Speaker 2: obviously was banged up and dinged up a little bit
Speaker 2: here and there, and we had some woes that kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, shut the offense down a little bit in
Speaker 2: the second half. But if Wattle plays in this one,
Speaker 2: I think he's going to electrify the home crowd once again.
Speaker 1: In the slot.
Speaker 2: Iss Sang Bassie was two for two last week in
Speaker 2: terms of targets and catches both chunk gains against tight ends.
Speaker 2: I wonder if Durham Smyth can get some play in
Speaker 2: that role. They also ran a couple of slot screens
Speaker 2: and he cut both those down for no gain on
Speaker 2: those plays versus Las Vegas two for two for twelve yards.
Speaker 2: So it really teams are going after Mathis and the
Speaker 2: Broncos cornerbacks and Sirtan and Mathis never go side. Bassie
Speaker 2: exclusively plays there. I'll be curious to see how they
Speaker 2: handle the speed and the weather and if they have
Speaker 2: to utilize more players because we've seen it happen down
Speaker 2: here before where defensive backs have to go get a
Speaker 2: blow or miss an entire series. And if Miami can
Speaker 2: test the depth they have there, it could make for
Speaker 2: another very productive and fruitful day for the Dolphins passing game.
Speaker 1: Upfront, we know they love to blitz. They love it
Speaker 1: more than anybody else in the NFL.
Speaker 2: It's advanced Joseph non Negotiable scheme principle, one of the
Speaker 2: top blitz rates annually. Lots of bas with backers in coverage.
Speaker 2: I mentioned the two linebackers playing both over seventy five
Speaker 2: percent of the snaps. It's a high number primarily single
Speaker 2: high to insert an extra safety down in the box
Speaker 2: and play that run. So run defense, they add up
Speaker 2: a player in the gap, but it takes away from
Speaker 2: somebody up top. Will they do that this week and
Speaker 2: then blitz on top of that and play thin in
Speaker 2: the coverage? You're flirting with fire there if you do that.
Speaker 2: So traditionally they play kind of like the Chargers game
Speaker 2: plan in week number one, And how did that work
Speaker 2: out for them? So maybe you get a little more
Speaker 2: firework style attack compared to last week's efficient, smart, take
Speaker 2: a short profit approach. I was curious to see how
Speaker 2: how effective Joseph's blitzing has been, so I went back
Speaker 2: and found a few things. First off, this year's blitzing
Speaker 2: versus Garoppolo and the opener, he was eight for ten.
Speaker 2: He had two runs, wasn't sacked, so he was forced
Speaker 2: off the spot two times and ran for positive yarders
Speaker 2: for one hundred and eighteen yards, no touchdowns and no picks.
Speaker 2: But was blitz was pressured just four times on twelve blitzer.
Speaker 2: That's not good. You gotta get home more than that.
Speaker 2: Howell versus the blitz last week was six for eleven,
Speaker 2: one sack and one scramble, seventy seven yards, no touchdowns
Speaker 2: and no picks. He was pressured fifteen times, but he
Speaker 2: holds onto the ball two point nine to one seconds
Speaker 2: on average. It takes most, you know, the Broncos two
Speaker 2: point six seconds to get there on average. Like, that's
Speaker 2: just a quarterback that's young, doesn't see the field very well.
Speaker 2: And what is Vance Joseph's blitz preference? The answer is yes,
Speaker 2: thirty five percent. Was second. Last year he was third,
Speaker 2: and twenty twenty one at thirty five percent. Again in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty he was fourth, but at forty percent. So
Speaker 2: he's going to bring the blitz more than one third
Speaker 2: of the time. It's who he is. He will blitz
Speaker 2: two at least one third of the snaps. I also
Speaker 2: wanted to see how Tua has fired togainst the blitz
Speaker 2: this year, and he's done quite well at twenty one
Speaker 2: for thirty one two hundred and sixty yards, two touchdowns,
Speaker 2: no picks, zero scrambles, zero sacks. This will not be
Speaker 2: an effective approach against the Dolphins if they do that,
Speaker 2: gonna be a good night.
Speaker 1: If you do that. We'll see if they adjust.
Speaker 2: And finally, I also wanted to see how the Cardinals
Speaker 2: fared against the Niners last year when they blitzed Garoppolo
Speaker 2: and Perty, since we know there's a fair deal of
Speaker 2: crossover between the two offenses. Two games against San Francisco,
Speaker 2: their quarterbacks against the blitz were fourteen for seventeen one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty three yards, three touchdowns and no picks,
Speaker 2: but there were two scrambles and three sacks twenty two
Speaker 2: total dropbacks. It was just seven blitzes against Garoppolo and
Speaker 2: fifteen against Perty, So maybe maybe there's some sense there
Speaker 2: they won't blitz two of that frequently, but I have
Speaker 2: to see it to believe it. Personnel wise, I mentioned
Speaker 2: the linebackers, right, they are in that thirty four front
Speaker 2: twenty six percent of the time, that's the highest in
Speaker 2: the NFL in a base defense, and they run a
Speaker 2: four to three eight percent of the time, So they
Speaker 2: are in base thirty four percent of the time. Which
Speaker 2: if they do that against our eleven personnel packages, or
Speaker 2: if we have you know, re can waddle Azukama in
Speaker 2: the game and line those guys up in the backfield,
Speaker 2: there's going to be mismatches in the passing game all day.
Speaker 1: Long.
Speaker 2: I look for Azukama to get some pass game action
Speaker 2: out of the backfield in this one. That's a key
Speaker 2: that I think that.
Speaker 1: Min you can exploit here.
Speaker 2: As you line him up there, you keep him in
Speaker 2: that base defense, maybe you motion him to his position
Speaker 2: where he gets one on one coverage against Alex Singleton,
Speaker 2: and Azukama can make some big plays in the passing game.
Speaker 2: This week, they run their nickel fifty five percent and
Speaker 2: dime eight percent of the time. Now, their coverage rotation
Speaker 2: is pretty stark because pre snap they are single high
Speaker 2: just thirty one percent of the time compared to sixty
Speaker 2: seven percent of the time in too deep, and there's
Speaker 2: a little bit of zero and three cover there, but
Speaker 2: not very often. And they eventually will wheel out and
Speaker 2: play single high and do some man free and some
Speaker 2: zone looks from that single high position. And that's all
Speaker 2: seted around Justin Simmons, who's one of the best in
Speaker 2: the entire game. If I'm Tua, I'd be very careful
Speaker 2: about trying to manipulate him. He tends to know what
Speaker 2: you're doing as fast as you know what you're doing,
Speaker 2: so just be careful going after an all pro stafety
Speaker 2: back there in Justin Simmons, just avoiding Simmons and certain
Speaker 2: I think we'll have this offense flying for big success.
Speaker 2: How about their front seven on defense, Their top bend
Speaker 2: speed power guy is down and Baron Browning he's their
Speaker 2: top pass rusher. In general, the style of Russier they
Speaker 2: feature right now is pretty common across the border. I
Speaker 2: should say there's not a lot of uniqueness there. It's heavy,
Speaker 2: heavy end players akin to what the Patriots have. But
Speaker 2: think about New England's sans Matt Judon, because that's kind
Speaker 2: of what Brownings analog is is Matt Judon. But Jonathan
Speaker 2: Cooper low three cone, low vertical, not a very good
Speaker 2: corner speed. He's a two hundred and sixty pound player.
Speaker 2: Zach Allen's two hundred and eighty five pounds, heavy handed,
Speaker 2: big motor for days now. Nick Bonito is a forty
Speaker 2: five percent snap taker, but he does lead them with
Speaker 2: five quarterback pressures, and Randy Gregory is also kind of
Speaker 2: that length juice athlete combo. But their pressure toles this
Speaker 2: year have not been good for those guys, but for
Speaker 2: anybody really, I mean, their pass rush is not getting home.
Speaker 2: Five for Bonito, four for Cooper, three for Allen, three
Speaker 2: for Gregory. Not a lot of pass rushing win rates there.
Speaker 2: It's good for a pass rush win rate of twenty.
Speaker 1: Eighth in the National Football League.
Speaker 2: At MG Daniel's Wednesday news conference, we got a great
Speaker 2: little SoundBite from him talking about Butch Berry, the impact
Speaker 2: he's had the Dolphins offensive line, and why he was
Speaker 2: so excited about bringing in the new offensive line coach
Speaker 2: for this season.
Speaker 1: Yo, that was thunder.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, let's go ahead and hear from coach
Speaker 2: on Butch Berry.
Speaker 3: I was fortunate enough to work directly with Butch and
Speaker 3: San Francisco for my last season there, and you know,
Speaker 3: you the ins and outs of a season, especially the
Speaker 3: one we had there where you know, we were people
Speaker 3: were speaking on next year. In the middle of the season,
Speaker 3: we went on a run and then found a way
Speaker 3: to Galvin Eyes and got to the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 3: Those that relationship, there's no hiding You kind of know
Speaker 3: what you're gonna get. And after really taking in the
Speaker 3: full or digesting the whole twenty twenty two season, you know,
Speaker 3: I thought he was just what the doctor ordered. I
Speaker 3: think if you ask the players, they would say the
Speaker 3: same thing. And it's not because of anything but his
Speaker 3: commitment to uh, the task at hand, his commitment to
Speaker 3: the players, and his integrity of his of his position.
Speaker 3: You know, he's relentless, he's uh. I mean, he's sweating
Speaker 3: in a sun hat every day, brings the juice and
Speaker 3: takes it very very serious. So I think the the
Speaker 3: residuals are in the players and you know the I
Speaker 3: commend the whole group for understanding their various roles and
Speaker 3: using each other to maximize all the all their potential.
Speaker 3: And which is you know, this is letter C in
Speaker 3: the alphabet we have. We have a long way to go,
Speaker 3: but it's been very encouraging this far.
Speaker 2: I think Miami matches up well for a couple of
Speaker 2: reasons here. They've been excellent handling the extra rushers, different
Speaker 2: fronts and bluffs and delays and mugged up backers. Just
Speaker 2: a really good singular unit functioning as one. Then if
Speaker 2: Wadle is available, I think it's a mismatch for anybody
Speaker 2: on the back end.
Speaker 1: There that they might see.
Speaker 2: Finally, their off ball linebackers. I mentioned Josie Jewell, He's
Speaker 2: a really good player. Singleton has been there for a
Speaker 2: little while Now, I do wonder if they can match
Speaker 2: the speed of my running backs, especially if they do
Speaker 2: align receivers in the backfield to keep that base defense
Speaker 2: out there against if they want to go base against
Speaker 2: eleven and that's how they want to play it. I
Speaker 2: just don't think there's many options here for the Denver
Speaker 2: defense to saw this offense down. Personally, but in coverage,
Speaker 2: teams have gone after those two linebackers fifteen times twelve
Speaker 2: completions of Buck twenty six, and they are frequently put
Speaker 2: in position to cover that hook zone. So how they
Speaker 2: flow to the outside runs, you know, to kind of
Speaker 2: replace what they want to do. To stack the edge
Speaker 2: with those heavy ends, they have to commit linebackers downhill
Speaker 2: to that. But then their ability to get deep drops
Speaker 2: off of that, I don't know if they can do both.
Speaker 2: I just don't think they match up well. So all
Speaker 2: three areas, I think it's gonna be a struggle. I
Speaker 2: think it's a forty point day for the Miami offense,
Speaker 2: how much with a Broncos score. That's next on the
Speaker 2: other side here of the Draft Time podcast, your host
Speaker 2: Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation. We've done
Speaker 2: the storylines We've done the Broncos history, We've done the
Speaker 2: Dolphins offense versus the Broncos defense. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: finish up here with the Miami defense against the Broncos
Speaker 2: offense and their quarterback. Russell Wilson will go up against
Speaker 2: a trio of safeties, and I'm curious to see what
Speaker 2: Brandon Jones's workload could look like this week as he
Speaker 2: slowly ramps up to getting back on the field on defense.
Speaker 2: I continue to look at this defense like, if they're
Speaker 2: gonna play like they did on Sunday night with the
Speaker 2: personnel they have available to them right now, which didn't
Speaker 2: even include Jalen Phillips. And if you're gonna get Brandon
Speaker 2: Jones back at some point, you're gonna get Nick Needham
Speaker 2: back at some point. And by the way, Jalen Ramsey
Speaker 2: is coming up around the corner as well.
Speaker 1: Have Mercy Man. This team is gonna be so damn good.
Speaker 2: They won a game on Sunday night with I would
Speaker 2: argue three of their top six players not available in
Speaker 2: toront Armstead, Jalen Phillips, and Jalen Ramsey. Back to this game,
Speaker 2: receivers versus corners. We know about Howard Cohu Smith, maybe
Speaker 2: some Eli Apple on the perimeter up against Courtland Sutlon
Speaker 2: who played eighty seven percent of the snap so far.
Speaker 2: Jerry Judy played just one game, which is good for
Speaker 2: thirty five percent of the workload, and then Brandon Johnson
Speaker 2: forty seven percent, Marvin Mims twenty five percent on the interior,
Speaker 2: Eli Apple and Justin Bethel the ones that play in
Speaker 2: there more frequently with some cater Coho, but you know,
Speaker 2: Apple is the one that comes on the field for
Speaker 2: those nickel packages, and Bethel's the dimeback right now. Little
Speaker 2: Jordan Humphrey fifty percent of the workload is a slot
Speaker 2: receiver and that's pretty much it. The rest of it
Speaker 2: is ran by their two heavy tight end packages, Adam
Speaker 2: Troutman seventy seven percent and Chris Manhertz thirty five percent
Speaker 2: of their workload there with Greg Dolcich out for the
Speaker 2: foreseeable future, as well as receiver Tim Patrick being down
Speaker 2: on the offensive line, Wilkins, Seeler Davis in hand will
Speaker 2: go up against Ben Powers, Lloyd Cushion Berry and Quinn
Speaker 2: Miners to those guys big draft crushes. The last couple
Speaker 2: of cycles here for draft Twitter, I should say off
Speaker 2: the edge Phillips, Chubb, Van Ginkel and Ogba against Garrett
Speaker 2: Bowles and Mike mcglinchy, Jerome Baker and David Long against
Speaker 2: samaj p Rn forty seven percent workload, Javonte Williams forty
Speaker 2: five percent workload, and they have a fullback Burton who
Speaker 2: plays fifteen percent of their stap. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: start in the passing game. In the quarterback, Russell Wilson
Speaker 2: is a big play hunter, but he hasn't stretched the
Speaker 2: field consistently and protection has been an issue for whatever
Speaker 2: team he's played for going back to the last three seasons.
Speaker 2: And sacks are a quarterback stat. Fellas, we agree because
Speaker 2: we've seen this offense play without Tua and this go
Speaker 2: up by like three times with Tua. They never sack
Speaker 2: a quarterback. It's a quarterback stack. Russell Wilson holds the
Speaker 2: ball this season so far three point one five seconds
Speaker 2: on average. It's the second longest in the league behind
Speaker 2: Zack Wilson. And there's a common theme among the quarterbacks
Speaker 2: in the top five of time to throw.
Speaker 1: They all kind of stink.
Speaker 2: Wilson, Wilson, Bryce Young, Deshaun Watson, and justin Fields. Five
Speaker 2: of the quarterbacks that have been least productive so far
Speaker 2: this season, except for Russell Wilson that actually had some success.
Speaker 2: We'll talk more about that, but it doesn't stop there.
Speaker 2: Russell's eighteenth and intended air yards at six point nine.
Speaker 2: That's the opposite of what you want. Tua has the
Speaker 2: fastest time to throw and the deepest intended air yards
Speaker 2: aka the perfect quarterback. Among the five qbs I mentioned,
Speaker 2: Wilson has the third lowest intended air yards among them.
Speaker 2: Fields is thirty second, Bryce Young is twenty ninth. You
Speaker 2: know a rookie who doesn't know what he's doing yet
Speaker 2: and an underdeveloped veteran in the worst offensive system in
Speaker 2: the NFL. And then there's Russell Wilson. Sacks allowed nine
Speaker 2: fifth most quarterback.
Speaker 1: It's eighteen. That's the most in the NFL.
Speaker 2: If you watch that game against Washington, the last quarter
Speaker 2: of that game, when they're down by eleven, trying to
Speaker 2: get back into scoring range or into I guess striking range,
Speaker 2: Wilson was on the ground every single play. I was
Speaker 2: surprised he finished that game. He was getting beat the
Speaker 2: hell up. Thirty pressures allowed, also most in the NFL,
Speaker 2: and Russell also has four scrambles. For the length of
Speaker 2: his career, he's been that style of quarterback and elite
Speaker 2: athletic ability allowed him to thrive doing it. I think
Speaker 2: he's returned a little bit more form in that sense
Speaker 2: than he was last year with an offseason regimen that
Speaker 2: shed some pounds and allegedly made him a little bit quicker.
Speaker 2: And nobody works as hard as Russell Wilson does, so'll
Speaker 2: give him credit for what he does to his body
Speaker 2: to train, but I think it's part of the core
Speaker 2: issue with Denver with why their offense has struggled so
Speaker 2: much the last season plus two games and now in
Speaker 2: his last game, he moved around a little bit and
Speaker 2: hit those high arcing deep shots that made him quite
Speaker 2: literally the most efficient quarterback in the history of the
Speaker 2: league as so far as passer rating and EPA and
Speaker 2: all the metrics that measure that go that favor his
Speaker 2: low volume, high explosivetivity style of play for years. But
Speaker 2: it's a struggle recently and that stems back to his
Speaker 2: time in Seattle Lash in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: One as well.
Speaker 2: I mentioned the two bomb touchdowns, he also hit a
Speaker 2: third pass that was over forty intended air yards plus
Speaker 2: three completions of fifteen plus. So last week was kind
Speaker 2: of like an awakening for Russell Wilson. For one half
Speaker 2: against the Washington Commanders, plus one of those is a
Speaker 2: hell Mary, so you no, no, no, but very effective stretching
Speaker 2: the field. They missed just three of those balls, so
Speaker 2: five for eight. Throwing the ball vertically. Week one was
Speaker 2: a different story. He had two throws at twenty two
Speaker 2: and twenty one intended air yards and nothing else over fifteen.
Speaker 2: He completed twenty seven passes, but had just one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy seven yards on thirty four attempts. It was
Speaker 2: dink and dunk. Try to stay on schedule. If you
Speaker 2: do that against Miami, you're going to lose because you
Speaker 2: have to hit explosive plays to match our offense. The
Speaker 2: lack of explosive plays does not offset the twelve point
Speaker 2: five sack rate like it does when he hits the
Speaker 2: big play. So I think you have to get Russ
Speaker 2: to the turf one of my keys spoiler, because as
Speaker 2: a result of the game Sunday, he's now eighth and
Speaker 2: total EPA among quarterbacks. You limit those deep shots and
Speaker 2: they've struggled to score through the two games when they
Speaker 2: don't get the deep ball. Forty one percent of Wilson's
Speaker 2: passing yardage is on those four completions of over twenty
Speaker 2: yards down the field. The sacks have been drive killers,
Speaker 2: and if you force them to play the whole length
Speaker 2: of the field, you're eventually going to get one. Because
Speaker 2: nine sacks this year, they've had twenty three possessions on
Speaker 2: the season. That's like every other drive you get a sack,
Speaker 2: and they typically end that drive and it's the fifth
Speaker 2: most of the two games. They hit all four of
Speaker 2: those deep shots in Week two and scored thirty three
Speaker 2: including the hill Mary, but in Week one they did
Speaker 2: not hit one of those and they scored just sixteen points.
Speaker 2: So big play Hunter. Last year, time to throw two
Speaker 2: point nine to four seconds was also near the top
Speaker 2: of the league and twenty plus air yards thirty one
Speaker 2: for seventy.
Speaker 1: Eight and fifty five sacks. That's not a good combination.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty one time to throw two point seven to
Speaker 2: eight a little bit faster but less effective down the
Speaker 2: field twenty nine for seventy five thirty four sacks. The
Speaker 2: proof is in the pudding limit the deep balls. That's
Speaker 2: going to be a key. I think Javon Holland and
Speaker 2: Deshaun Elliott really clicked last week in terms of their shortstop,
Speaker 2: second basement chemistry they displayed.
Speaker 1: Holland was all over.
Speaker 2: The field making plays in the box against the run
Speaker 2: TfL and I think both of them covered super well.
Speaker 2: Maybe the Stoneman can get on the board here with
Speaker 2: his first pick of the season, because I think that
Speaker 2: Russell's going to try the deep shots regardless of whether
Speaker 2: they're out there there, and I think the way he
Speaker 2: throws those high arcing shots, I think Holland could get
Speaker 2: his hands on a couple of those.
Speaker 1: Maybe a couple of picks for Holland.
Speaker 2: That's kind of my defensive prediction this week. Holland gets
Speaker 2: his hands on a football for at least one pick.
Speaker 2: How about how they protect Russell Wilson. Let's go pressures, hits,
Speaker 2: sacks allowed here for Garrett Bowles five pressures, no hits
Speaker 2: in a sack, Powers, seven pressures, a hit and no sacks.
Speaker 2: Cushion Barry clean sheet hasn't allowed anything so far at
Speaker 2: the center position, Quinn Minor. It's the right guard two
Speaker 2: pressures a hit and no sacks. And how about Mike
Speaker 2: McGlinchey twelve pressures, three hits and two sacks.
Speaker 1: Yike.
Speaker 2: It makes me curious the game plan because the timely
Speaker 2: blitzes and then just counting on for the majority of
Speaker 2: the game JP or Geek or Chubb or Wilkins or
Speaker 2: Sealer to win these one on ones. I think it's
Speaker 2: a great option to have against a group that I
Speaker 2: don't think can handle a lot of these guys one
Speaker 2: on one. But I also wonder how much you press
Speaker 2: the issue on the outs on the inside, because it
Speaker 2: might be a good time to maintain Vic's classic you know,
Speaker 2: four to six eight coverage concepts, quads, quarter quarter, a
Speaker 2: half quarter, a half quarter, but maybe play more bump
Speaker 2: and run on the outside and force Wilson to kind
Speaker 2: of second guests and get off that first and second
Speaker 2: read again, they paid big money to McGlinchey and Powers
Speaker 2: this offseason, and I'm also old enough to recall when
Speaker 2: Twitter wanted to spend all of our money on those
Speaker 2: two guys, while Lynn, Lamb and Win have been really
Speaker 2: good so far. To be fair, I was interested in McGlinchey,
Speaker 2: but not at that price, and it just hasn't begun
Speaker 2: well for them. Washington got after all day. I think
Speaker 2: Montes Sweat is similar in his play style to Phillips.
Speaker 2: If he can go this week and chase you to
Speaker 2: Bradley Chubb. I think both players combinations of speed and
Speaker 2: power could afford them opportunities as Bowles and McGlinchey are
Speaker 2: slow plotter tackles, and that makes me think about, you know,
Speaker 2: Van Ginkle getting some pass rush reps against Bulls too,
Speaker 2: because I'm not taking JP off the field, but if
Speaker 2: they can't deal with speed, JP and Geink is a
Speaker 2: good combination. Now, Cushion Barry's played really well anchoring inside
Speaker 2: in the middle, but you can work on the inexperience playing.
Speaker 1: Together for those two guys or all three of those
Speaker 1: guys new.
Speaker 2: Position for minors, first three games for Powers at left
Speaker 2: guard for the Broncos, and then Cushion Barry just being
Speaker 2: a relatively new player, but the three of them have
Speaker 2: not played together for very long.
Speaker 1: Washington ran Payne and Allen.
Speaker 2: At Powers with power all game long, and they got
Speaker 2: consistent pushback on him.
Speaker 1: Seiler as strong as hell.
Speaker 2: I could see that being a key matchup there because Seiler,
Speaker 2: I think with the length and power, can really give
Speaker 2: powers all he can handle. He struggled through two games,
Speaker 2: and look, nobody loves Javonte Williams at running back more
Speaker 2: than I do. But he's still not one hundred percent
Speaker 2: back from that knee injury. He's not moving as fast,
Speaker 2: and I think they overall he lacks the that the
Speaker 2: Broncos in general lack the juice in the backfield that
Speaker 2: could allow us to pay a little bit less attention
Speaker 2: and take some focus off that and focus on the
Speaker 2: quarterback scramble with more zone coverage and more deep portion
Speaker 2: defending with two high structures, Williams averaging just two and
Speaker 2: a half yards after contact pee Ryan at three point three.
Speaker 2: They've run for just seven to first downs in two games.
Speaker 1: Outside.
Speaker 2: Sutton's a big body who can get vertical. He plays
Speaker 2: almost exclusively on the outside and has the body type
Speaker 2: and the game or the tile of game that traditionally
Speaker 2: we see X match up with with physicality and forwarding
Speaker 2: the quarterback just seeing the one on one matchup and
Speaker 2: chucking up a jump ball like don't do that against X.
Speaker 2: Sutton's made forty six of one h two contested catches
Speaker 2: in his career The only year he was over two
Speaker 2: yards per route ran, though, was a season where he
Speaker 2: played one game and had six targets.
Speaker 1: He's just not that productive of a.
Speaker 2: Player since then, averages one point four to seven yards
Speaker 2: per target. His separation stats tell the story of his game,
Speaker 2: three yards average separation and an intended air yards of eleven.
Speaker 2: To make it simple, he's DeVante Parker. They run vertical
Speaker 2: routes and chuck single coverage balls to him and hope
Speaker 2: he makes a play.
Speaker 1: Brandon Johnson is similar.
Speaker 2: He has one grab for sixteen before the hell Mary catch,
Speaker 2: which I don't count as like a evaluation metric. Judy's
Speaker 2: the big one. I think he's a smooth route runner,
Speaker 2: and I think the matchup here could be and should
Speaker 2: be with Kter Kohu, who is the smoothest among our
Speaker 2: cornerbacks with the best feet. Judy was in his first
Speaker 2: game back from a hamstring and it did not look
Speaker 2: good for him. He had the lowest Week two wide
Speaker 2: receiver separation at a total of one point six yards
Speaker 2: average separation. So Wilson on design and nonscripted runs scrambles.
Speaker 2: This is the big one. I imagine we'll shell it
Speaker 2: and keep eyes on Russell Wilson. Is this a game
Speaker 2: where Channing Tendall gets some action to match the speed
Speaker 2: inside or does David Long do some spying? Curious see
Speaker 2: what happens there. Let's go ahead and talk about some
Speaker 2: additional personnel groupings and number usage here for them. Eleven
Speaker 2: personnel fifty three percent of the time, twelve personnels twenty
Speaker 2: six percent of the time. That's a lot of two
Speaker 2: tight end sets out there. They have the full backs
Speaker 2: of twenty one groupings is five percent. They run some
Speaker 2: ten which is one tight end or one running back,
Speaker 2: no tight ends, four receivers, that's five percent, and they
Speaker 2: go heavy two backs, two tight ends five percent as well.
Speaker 2: So a good variation there for them, which we kind
Speaker 2: of learned that last week with the New England Patriots.
Speaker 2: And then some additional defensive numbers here. They allow a
Speaker 2: sixty three percent rush rate success with negative six point
Speaker 2: four EPA and they play two high and negative four
Speaker 2: point seven with one high, so you can run the
Speaker 2: ball on this team as well. Passing allowing six point
Speaker 2: two touchdown percentage touchdown rate and just a five point
Speaker 2: eight percent sack rate and a one point five percent
Speaker 2: I int rate they are team EPA is minus twenty
Speaker 2: point seven. That's thirtieth the same rank against passing thirtieth
Speaker 2: EPA and rushing in the middle of the pack is sixteen.
Speaker 2: So defense has been a struggle for them. And finally
Speaker 2: my three keys. Number one beat the blitz. Two of
Speaker 2: versus the blitz is great. Joseph does not tend to
Speaker 2: get home with his blitz heavy defense unless he executes
Speaker 2: a tenancy breaker that he literally never has in his career,
Speaker 2: and I think this will be a big key in
Speaker 2: the game that mine he can exploit up and down
Speaker 2: the field. Number two limit Denver's d deep passing production.
Speaker 2: Wilson's a big play hunter with high efficiency when he
Speaker 2: can hit deep balls on scrambled drills. Second longest time
Speaker 2: to throw in the NFL and the highest sackery at
Speaker 2: twelve point five percent. The sacks are drive killers. Force
Speaker 2: him to play the whole length of the field. Eventually
Speaker 2: you're gonna get one. Nine sacks this year on Russell Wilson,
Speaker 2: fifth most in two games. Number three tackle Russell Wilson.
Speaker 2: He's handled pressure pretty well. Twelve for nineteen, one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty six yards, three touchdowns and a passer rating
Speaker 2: of one twenty six point three when you cannot get
Speaker 2: to him, but also nine sacks, but also four scrambles
Speaker 2: thirty nine yards in addition to three designed runs for
Speaker 2: eighteen yards, so seven for fifty seven on the ground.
Speaker 2: Limit his running, stop his deep passing, get him on
Speaker 2: the ground and you'll be in good shape. Some areas
Speaker 2: to exploit lack of depth at cornerback. We mentioned that
Speaker 2: and a blitz happy defense that sneaks bodies up to
Speaker 2: the line. Scrimmage play single highest see what happens areas
Speaker 2: of concern for me. It's just the quarterback running game.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great matchup from Miami. We don't
Speaker 2: give up the deep game. I don't think they have
Speaker 2: the balance and horses to threaten us in the ground
Speaker 2: game the way the Chargers did. I think we can
Speaker 2: turn this quarterback over and post a big total wattles
Speaker 2: of bailability is the other concern I have over the
Speaker 2: quarterback run game. But I am seeing this one shakeout
Speaker 2: forty four twenty four in favor of the good guys,
Speaker 2: and we continue to have another fun week talking about
Speaker 2: how great this offense is. I just think they're gonna
Speaker 2: be playing from behind so often they can get enough
Speaker 2: points like twenty four to make it look respectable. But
Speaker 2: I don't expect it to look that way when you
Speaker 2: watch this game. All right, that's gonna be my time
Speaker 2: tomorrow on the podcast, my guest from ESPN Denver, Jeff Legwall.
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