Speaker 1: Practice, Alps traffic drowing high Parker tuxtowner. What a win
Speaker 1: for this Miami Dolphin team? Wow? What is up? Dolphins?
Speaker 1: And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins official podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins. I
Speaker 1: am your host, Travis Wingfield, and as always, I am
Speaker 1: here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football.
Speaker 1: And on today's show, we have more Pro Day updates.
Speaker 1: As draft season continues to chug along. A positive medical
Speaker 1: check on one of the draft's top rated quarterbacks will
Speaker 1: get into Pro Football focuses list of their top one
Speaker 1: hundred free agents available ahead of next week's free agency opening,
Speaker 1: and we'll explore some philosophical advantages the Dolphins have with
Speaker 1: the current makeup of this team. All of that and
Speaker 1: more on this Tuesday marks the tenth edition of the
Speaker 1: Drivetime Podcasts, and we start this show off by talking
Speaker 1: about the medical check on the number seven overall player
Speaker 1: on Daniel Jeremiah's Top fifty and the number three player
Speaker 1: on the Draft Networks Big Board overall. Former Alabama quarterback
Speaker 1: to a tongue of Voloa has been cleared for football
Speaker 1: activities per his four month check that occurred on Monday,
Speaker 1: March the ninth. So what exactly does that mean for
Speaker 1: TOA as we are now just six weeks away from
Speaker 1: the NFL Draft. Well, it was that four month mark,
Speaker 1: the four month medical check since the surgery on the
Speaker 1: injured hip that cleared to UH to participate in light
Speaker 1: football related drills such as dropping back and throwing as
Speaker 1: well as low impact running. This is a ramp up
Speaker 1: from the measured rehab they instituted since the injury occurred,
Speaker 1: and the quarterback prospect is still on track for the
Speaker 1: target date put out by Two's agents and those that
Speaker 1: represent him for an April ninth private pro day. Not
Speaker 1: locked in according to the source listed on NFL dot com,
Speaker 1: but that's the plan for now. Tongue of Volohas doctor
Speaker 1: Dr Lyle Kane says, the rehab process is moving forward
Speaker 1: and will be conservative as it does so, but they
Speaker 1: do believe those close to to and his doctor believe
Speaker 1: that long term concerns do not seem to be an issue,
Speaker 1: as those issues were previously listed as long term stability
Speaker 1: of the hip, blood flow abnormalities, and other long and
Speaker 1: short term concerns. According to Dr Kane on the article
Speaker 1: on NFL dot Com as for pro days that are
Speaker 1: happening and happening right now. Illinois hit the field on
Speaker 1: Monday for their workouts ahead of the NFL Draft, and
Speaker 1: the Illinois Pro Day had no players that were featured
Speaker 1: at the scouting combine in Indianapolis. But there is a
Speaker 1: particularly interesting player that we have talked about on this
Speaker 1: podcast in the past because of his connection and the
Speaker 1: kind words he had for new Dolphins linebackers coach Austin Clark.
Speaker 1: Clark coach last season at Illinois and now works of
Speaker 1: course with the Dolphins, and he had some glowing praise
Speaker 1: from his former player in Ola Wally Bettakou Jr. Who,
Speaker 1: if you recall the article on Miami Dolphins dot Com
Speaker 1: from last week talking about the coaching staff versatility Betta
Speaker 1: who listed Clark as one of the primary reasons for
Speaker 1: him getting his career turned around, going from a five
Speaker 1: star recruit to usc to not playing a whole lot,
Speaker 1: then transferring over to Illinois, and he mentions Clark's attention
Speaker 1: to detail and his ability to teach to get the
Speaker 1: production out of Betaku, who had a major jump in
Speaker 1: production last year at Illinois under Lovey Smith and under
Speaker 1: coach Clark. Bettaku worked out on Monday at the Illinois
Speaker 1: Pro Day. He measured six ft three two nine pounds.
Speaker 1: He ran an explosive one point five nine ten yards split.
Speaker 1: He had a nine seven broad jump thirty two inches
Speaker 1: on the vertical and a four point to six second
Speaker 1: short shuttle seven three three on the three cone. So
Speaker 1: really explosive jumping and short area metrics for a guy
Speaker 1: that size, the explosiveness and the size and power at
Speaker 1: that position to play kind of that hybrid outside linebacker
Speaker 1: slash defensive end and edge position in today's NFL. And
Speaker 1: Bettacu had that three year development in college with limited
Speaker 1: production there at USC to going to nine sacks and
Speaker 1: thirteen tap us for a lost last season under coach Clark.
Speaker 1: And to call back the idea of development and finding
Speaker 1: players that have the right mentality for this game, I
Speaker 1: want to go back to a interview I had at
Speaker 1: the scouting combine with Florida State running back Cam Acres,
Speaker 1: who was asked a question at that combine availability about
Speaker 1: his contact with Miami, and Acres said that he has
Speaker 1: had a lot of contact with the Dolphins, as they
Speaker 1: will with a bunch of backs in the steep class,
Speaker 1: but they're keeping tabs on the local product in their backyard.
Speaker 1: But the sound bite I want to play for you
Speaker 1: is in regards to another question that was asked to
Speaker 1: cam Akers, asked by me as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: about Florida's state and their typical expectations heading into a
Speaker 1: football season or for Acres case, an entire career where
Speaker 1: the Seminars win loss record was not up to the
Speaker 1: expectation the f s U fans normally expect from a
Speaker 1: program that has such a rich tradition and history of
Speaker 1: winning football games. Here's acres answer on that question came
Speaker 1: with the Florida state not only living up to the
Speaker 1: expectations you guys normally expect, were able to take away
Speaker 1: from some of the adversity you went through this last season,
Speaker 1: Like you know, I'm making a mistakes. So whatever situation
Speaker 1: you put in making work and make it work. You
Speaker 1: gotta be the best you and whatever situation you and
Speaker 1: you gotta be a leader, Steer, you gotta be a
Speaker 1: young man. You gotta be the young made one. And
Speaker 1: that's what we bring this up from a mock draft
Speaker 1: that had cam Akers to Miami in the second round
Speaker 1: and you hear Acres talk about the ability to overcome
Speaker 1: the adversity and to be the same guy every single
Speaker 1: day regardless of your results, regardless of the success or
Speaker 1: failures of the team, And that mentality really shows up
Speaker 1: on tape when you do watch Acres, because he runs hard.
Speaker 1: He commits to every single assignment, whether it's involvement in
Speaker 1: the running game or involvement as a blocker in past protection,
Speaker 1: catching the football. He does everything in a hundred miles
Speaker 1: an hour, and his love for the game shows up
Speaker 1: on tape. I think you heard it and that answer,
Speaker 1: and you definitely can see it when you plug on
Speaker 1: his tape in college. And we will be talking plenty
Speaker 1: of draft on this podcast from now all the way
Speaker 1: up through April and giving you guys full on player
Speaker 1: profiles of the guys that Dolphins do in fact select
Speaker 1: on Draft night, and when it comes to free agency,
Speaker 1: will definitely have you covered on the players the Dolphins
Speaker 1: import during that period of the NFL calendar. And with
Speaker 1: that mind, I wanted to give a quick glance over
Speaker 1: at the Pro football focus dot com list of top
Speaker 1: one hundred available free agents this year heading into next
Speaker 1: week's new league calendar. Year. March sixteenth is the legal
Speaker 1: tampering date, and then March eighteenth as your official kickoff
Speaker 1: for the new league year and the actual free agency
Speaker 1: date when players can sign with new teams. We start
Speaker 1: here at number one hundred on Pro Football Focuses list
Speaker 1: of top one hundred three agents. We're gonna go all
Speaker 1: the way through eighty today. Get you twenty players on
Speaker 1: this list. DJ Swearing Jr. Senior who has really been
Speaker 1: around the block in his NFL career so far, which
Speaker 1: spans seven seasons. He was draft pick of the Houston Texans,
Speaker 1: spent last year with the New Orleans Saints, and Swearing
Speaker 1: Jeer has always had a reputation as a missile, a
Speaker 1: big hitter, a guy that can deliver the blow down
Speaker 1: the box, and that's exactly where the Saints had him
Speaker 1: playing last year. Two hundred and three run defense snaps.
Speaker 1: He did play two hundred and sixty one coverage snaps.
Speaker 1: He rushed the quarterback twenty times out of his total
Speaker 1: four hundred and eighty four snaps. His best grade on
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus was the run defense at seventy two
Speaker 1: point eight, that is well above league average for that position.
Speaker 1: The number ninety nine player on their Top one hundred
Speaker 1: free agents list is Will Parks, the cornerback from Denver,
Speaker 1: a six ft one, one ninety four pound product out
Speaker 1: of Arizona two thousand, sixteen sixth round draft pick, and
Speaker 1: Parks played quite a bit of defense last year five
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty seven total snaps, three sixty seven of
Speaker 1: those in coverage one and run defense, so more of
Speaker 1: a sub package cornerback there for the Broncos last season,
Speaker 1: and his best statistic last season was his tackling. He
Speaker 1: did not miss a tackle after Week four in a
Speaker 1: game against the Jaguars, went twelve consecutive games without missing
Speaker 1: a tackle last year for the Broncos defense. Number on
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focuses Top one hundred free agent list j
Speaker 1: v On Elliott from the Carolina Panthers, staying in the secondary.
Speaker 1: Another twenty sixteen draft class product of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Speaker 1: He a little bit smaller than Parks five eleven, one
Speaker 1: seventy six and in four hundred and thirty nine snaps
Speaker 1: for the Panthers defense, he played consistent across the board.
Speaker 1: Had green grades across the board for Pro Football Focus overall,
Speaker 1: run defense, pass rush, and coverage, and those green marks
Speaker 1: mean you're playing above your position average, according to Pro
Speaker 1: Football Focus, and three hundred and seventy seven of those
Speaker 1: four hundred and thirty nine snaps came from the slot
Speaker 1: last year for Elliott. Number ninety seven is Danny Trevathan,
Speaker 1: the linebacker formerly of the Denver Broncos and most recently
Speaker 1: with the Chicago Bears. He was a twenty twelve draft
Speaker 1: pick of the Broncos in the sixth round. He's six
Speaker 1: ft one to thirty nine, smart player, instinctive player, and
Speaker 1: really gave the Bears some good production in the pass
Speaker 1: rush department. Played five hundred and fifty nine snaps. Only
Speaker 1: forty three of those were as a pass rusher, but
Speaker 1: his seventy seven point three grade on Pro Football Focus
Speaker 1: puts him well into the green as he wound up
Speaker 1: with ten total quarterback pressures on forty three pass rush snaps.
Speaker 1: He also made thirty one run stops and those were
Speaker 1: stops within two yards of the line scrimmage on two
Speaker 1: hundred and nine rundown defensive plays. He only played ten
Speaker 1: games last year missed the rest of the season with
Speaker 1: an injury, but he was productive when he was out there.
Speaker 1: For the Bears defense. Number on the list is the
Speaker 1: Rams center Austin Blythe who played nine nine snaps last
Speaker 1: year for the Rams and allowed two sacks and two hits,
Speaker 1: so just four total hits on his quarterback Jared Goff.
Speaker 1: He allowed three penalties, so a pretty clean season for
Speaker 1: blythe across pressure and penalty statistics accordingly, and if you
Speaker 1: go back to eighteen, he allowed just one sack and
Speaker 1: had two penalties for the Rams, playing hundred and nine snaps,
Speaker 1: so a pretty dependable guy that plays every snap for
Speaker 1: the Rams at center the last couple of years. He
Speaker 1: was a seventh round draft pick in sixteen, so he
Speaker 1: developed into a nice player along those four years up.
Speaker 1: Next number on the list is Broncos defensive lineman Derek Wolf.
Speaker 1: He was a second round draft pick back in twelve.
Speaker 1: He did get an extension with the Broncos, but he
Speaker 1: now again will come to the end of a second
Speaker 1: contract with the Broncos. He played five hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: three snap up last year for Denver, had twenty two
Speaker 1: total pressures, twenty two run stops, and twenty two solo tackles.
Speaker 1: That seems to be his number. He did have seven
Speaker 1: sacks last year, so he's a very impactful rusher and
Speaker 1: that's kind of been his m O throughout his career.
Speaker 1: Did have a ten sacks season back in fifteen, had
Speaker 1: eight sacks a couple of years ago, in missed some
Speaker 1: time in seventeen eighteen, his sack total dipped, but he's
Speaker 1: a consistent pass rusher who post grades in the green
Speaker 1: and even in the blue across Pro Football Focus, which
Speaker 1: is the lead level of player grades on Pro Football Focus.
Speaker 1: So Derek Wolfe had to hit free agency after a
Speaker 1: nice career there in Denver. Number nine on the list
Speaker 1: is Jonathan Joseph, the cornerback from the Houston Texans. He
Speaker 1: was drafted back in two thousand six, so he's been
Speaker 1: in the game for a minute. Very good player, very
Speaker 1: good career for Jonathan Joseph. He goes five ft eleven,
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty six pounds and he can still run.
Speaker 1: He can still move and get down the field. Played
Speaker 1: all sixteen games once again this past season and allowed
Speaker 1: a completion percentage of sixty one point five percent when
Speaker 1: targeted in coverage. Number three on the list is former
Speaker 1: Titans receiver Taj Sharp, who had twenty five catches last
Speaker 1: year for three nine yards and four touchdowns, didn't drop
Speaker 1: a pass, also had one seven quarterback rating when passing
Speaker 1: to Taj Sharp did the Titans offense so an effective
Speaker 1: efficient producer in that regard, and he had his best
Speaker 1: season as a pro in terms of his Pro Football
Speaker 1: Focus grades, checking off Green across the board in three categories.
Speaker 1: The number ninety two player on the Pro Football Focus
Speaker 1: free agent list is Kenyan Drake, a named Dolphins fans
Speaker 1: are very familiar with. He averaged four point eight yards
Speaker 1: per carry last year and scored eight touchdowns on the season.
Speaker 1: Up next number one on the list former Colts receiver
Speaker 1: Devon Funcius, who was drafted by the Panthers back in
Speaker 1: a second round draft pick. There didn't play a whole
Speaker 1: lot last year five targets, three catches, but he is
Speaker 1: a massive, massive frame with a huge catch radius who
Speaker 1: also serves as a nice red zone target. He scored
Speaker 1: twenty two touchdowns through his first four years with the
Speaker 1: Carolina Panthers. Number ninety would go back to the defensive
Speaker 1: secondary in cornerback Eric Murray, who was a fourth round
Speaker 1: draft pick of the Chiefs back in sixteen, and he
Speaker 1: checked in with a stellar run grade of seventy eight
Speaker 1: point four on running down snaps, playing one and forty
Speaker 1: one snaps against the run last season with thirt team stops.
Speaker 1: He also had five pressures on twenty two pass rush
Speaker 1: reps and also has an extensive history playing special teams,
Speaker 1: whether it's kick coverage, kick return, punt return, or punt
Speaker 1: coverage throughout the course of his career. Number eighty nine
Speaker 1: on Pro Football Focus is top one hundred free agents
Speaker 1: is running back Jordan Howard, who was a fifth round
Speaker 1: pick of the Chicago Bears. Back in six six ft
Speaker 1: two hundred and twenty four pounds real bruising, zone style runner.
Speaker 1: He had five hundred and twenty five rushing yards last
Speaker 1: season and six touchdowns on four point four yards per carry.
Speaker 1: Made some nice big runs as a product of forcing
Speaker 1: miss tackles. He forced twenty miss tackles and average two
Speaker 1: point nine three yards after contact per attempt a very
Speaker 1: good number there, and had seventeen explosive runs of seventeen
Speaker 1: or more yards. Number eighty eight takes us back to
Speaker 1: the offensive line and the guys that blocked for the
Speaker 1: running backs. Darryl Williams, a former Carolina Panther, a fourth
Speaker 1: round draft choice, and he played all across that Carolina
Speaker 1: offensive line last season. He gave the Panthers one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy three snaps at left tackle, forty five at
Speaker 1: right tackle. He played four hundred and twelve snaps at
Speaker 1: left guard and two hundred and eighteen at right guard,
Speaker 1: so he can play four possessions on your offensive line,
Speaker 1: as he did for the Panthers last season. Number eighty
Speaker 1: seven on the list is j Ron Curse of the
Speaker 1: Minnesota Vikings. He is a big safety that goes six
Speaker 1: ft four two hundred and fifteen pounds out of Clemson.
Speaker 1: Was a seventh round draft pick in sixteen and has
Speaker 1: mostly been a special teamer throughout this point of his career.
Speaker 1: He played all across special teams, covering kicks and punts
Speaker 1: return teams, as well played some slot corner last year
Speaker 1: a hundred and eight snaps there also gave the Vikings
Speaker 1: eighty six snaps as a free safety, so a bit
Speaker 1: of a jack of all trades there as a sub
Speaker 1: package safety and special teamer for the Minnesota Vikings. Traymont
Speaker 1: Williams comes in next as the number eighty six player.
Speaker 1: He's a cornerback who's been around the block as well.
Speaker 1: Drafted back in two thousand six by the Houston Texans
Speaker 1: five eleven one pounds, and Williams has always been an instinctive,
Speaker 1: savvy cornerback that can play multiple spots. He can kick inside,
Speaker 1: he can play out wide. Had a great coverage grade
Speaker 1: last year on Pro Football Focus eighty two point two
Speaker 1: overall and coverage played seven hundred and sixty one snaps,
Speaker 1: five hundred and four of those coming in the slot,
Speaker 1: and he has a career passer rating against of eighties
Speaker 1: six point five, well below the current league average in
Speaker 1: today's National Football League. Number eighty five is former Cowboys
Speaker 1: defensive lineman Malik Collins. He came out of Nebraska back
Speaker 1: in sixteen, a third round draft choice of the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Back in seen. He had a lot of pressures this
Speaker 1: year on opposing quarterbacks. He had thirty six hurries this
Speaker 1: past season. He also picked up eight hits and four sacks,
Speaker 1: so forty eight total pressures on four hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: two pass rush snaps. A productive year for the Cowboys
Speaker 1: defensive lineman. We'll see if he hits free agency next
Speaker 1: week on March eighteenth and number eighty four on the
Speaker 1: list is safety Tavon Wilson from the Lions. He was
Speaker 1: drafted by the Patriots back in twelve, a second round
Speaker 1: draft pick there, and he definitely checks the versatility box.
Speaker 1: Had eight hundred and forty snaps last season. He played
Speaker 1: four hundred and forty nine of those down in the
Speaker 1: box as a run supporter and potential pass rusher. One
Speaker 1: fifty seven of those came as a free safety, seven
Speaker 1: in the slot, so he plays a little bit of
Speaker 1: everywhere on that line's defense under Matt Patricia. You look
Speaker 1: at his grades and his production on Pro Football Focus,
Speaker 1: he really limited the amount of yardage on receptions, allowing
Speaker 1: just nine point one yards per catch last year for
Speaker 1: the Lions, and you go back over the course of
Speaker 1: his career, there is a lot of green and blue
Speaker 1: marks in terms of his PF grades over the course
Speaker 1: of an eight year NFL career, staying in the secondary.
Speaker 1: For player number eighty three on the Pro Football Focus
Speaker 1: Top one hundred free agents list is dark wees Denard
Speaker 1: first round selection of the Cincinnati Bengals. He played four
Speaker 1: hundred ninety five snaps last year and he posted some
Speaker 1: impressive advanced metrics on PFF fifty four point five completion percentage,
Speaker 1: nine point seven yards per catch, just one touchdown allowed,
Speaker 1: and a seventy nine point six NFL passer rating against him.
Speaker 1: He also has some nice run stop numbers, with sixteen
Speaker 1: last year, twenty three the year prior, and twenty nine
Speaker 1: run stops in two names left for today's list. Number
Speaker 1: eighty two Michael Brockers was drafted by the Rams on
Speaker 1: the defensive line back in two thousand twelve. He picked
Speaker 1: up four sacks this year and had forty five solo tackles,
Speaker 1: which was fourth among defensive interior lineman played seven hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty six snaps for the Rams, a big workload
Speaker 1: on the interior defensive line, Brocker's has a nice combination
Speaker 1: of size, thickness, and athleticism. He's six ft five three
Speaker 1: oh five quick off the football, and he had thirty
Speaker 1: six total pressures last season, four sacks, seven hits, twenty
Speaker 1: five hurries, and he finished up with an eighty two
Speaker 1: point six run defense grade in the middle of that
Speaker 1: Rams defense. We finished off this list with number eighty one.
Speaker 1: Connor McGovern the here your offensive lineman of the Denver
Speaker 1: Broncos plays a lot of center for them. He can't
Speaker 1: play guard as well, although all one thousand, twenty eight
Speaker 1: snaps for him last season came at the center position.
Speaker 1: He allowed just one sack all season, three hits on
Speaker 1: his quarterback, and zero penalties, So a very clean player,
Speaker 1: and that led to an eighty two point five pass
Speaker 1: blocking grade on Pro Football Focus. So those are players
Speaker 1: number one hundred through eight one, DJ Swareinger, Will Parks,
Speaker 1: J v and Elliott, Danny Trevathan, Austin Blythe, Derek Wolf,
Speaker 1: Jonathan Joseph, taj Sharp, Kenyan, Drake, Devin Funcis, Eric Murray,
Speaker 1: Jordan Howard, Darryl Williams, j Ron Curse, Tremon Williams, MALIEK Collins,
Speaker 1: Tavon Wilson, Dark Weise, Dennard, Michael Brocker's and Connor McGovern.
Speaker 1: And we will get into players sixty one through eighty
Speaker 1: on tomorrow's podcast, and we're gonna see what free agency
Speaker 1: brings for this team. But again to hearken back to
Speaker 1: the same idea, the same theme that I've been trumpeting
Speaker 1: all along, the Dolphins just have this ultimate flexibility and
Speaker 1: how they can want approach this offseason in the draft
Speaker 1: and free agency and otherwise they currently have such a
Speaker 1: low dollar amount invested in their core players and don't
Speaker 1: get it twisted. That particular aspect of the roster is
Speaker 1: why so many national pundits were out there clamoring for
Speaker 1: Brian Flores to get recognition for Coach of the Year
Speaker 1: and the Dolphins and the record setting number of players
Speaker 1: to take a snap last season was all about consistently
Speaker 1: searching for guys out there that can make an impact
Speaker 1: on this team and stick as part of that core group.
Speaker 1: So you can look at this roster and identify up
Speaker 1: to thirty, maybe even thirty five core players that provide
Speaker 1: the Dolphins with a variety of player types, whether it's
Speaker 1: blue chippers, plus level starters, rotational sub package contributors, special
Speaker 1: teams aces, they have depth. All of those components are important.
Speaker 1: So when you think about twenty five or thirty of
Speaker 1: those guys, with the resources of Dolphins have this offseason,
Speaker 1: in addition to yet another off season program of development,
Speaker 1: finding another several diamonds in the rough, you on low
Speaker 1: risk free agent buys like Eric Rowe prove that type
Speaker 1: of deals for guys like Devonte Parker, the undrafted free
Speaker 1: agents like Preston Williams, Nick need Hum, Jonathan Ledbetter. You
Speaker 1: just have to be excited about the prospect of this
Speaker 1: fifty three man roster really rounding into form this season.
Speaker 1: And the best part is the singular vision by which
Speaker 1: this team can be built really bodes well for the
Speaker 1: Dolphins in the future. It's all gonna be built under
Speaker 1: the same umbrella, under Brian Flora's and Chris Career's vision.
Speaker 1: It's not mixed matching parts from a previous regime to
Speaker 1: a new regime. It's not finding that proverbial matching part
Speaker 1: to repair the car. It's building the car from scratch,
Speaker 1: from the ground up, using the same mechanic. And that
Speaker 1: process is already well underway, as finding and uncovering all
Speaker 1: those core parts of the roster made year one under
Speaker 1: Flora's a smashing success, and the Dolphins are certainly in
Speaker 1: a position to go out and add a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of horsepower this offseason to that car with those premium
Speaker 1: picks and with that free agency allowance. But they can
Speaker 1: also a craft a team according to its current parts.
Speaker 1: For instance, they can invest in their own investments, and
Speaker 1: what I mean by that is putting more experience and
Speaker 1: more production around guys that you have a vested interest
Speaker 1: in recent draft picks, who you want to accelerate their
Speaker 1: learning curve. Maybe you give them a position mate that
Speaker 1: can free up certain players to get the most out
Speaker 1: of their abilities. You go back to the early two
Speaker 1: thousands Dolphins a good example of this, when they had
Speaker 1: those premier lockdown corners and Sam Madison and Pat Surtan.
Speaker 1: You go out and find a safety like Brock Marion
Speaker 1: who can come down and be free to play the box,
Speaker 1: to pick his gaps, to pull his trigger, and make plays. Accordingly,
Speaker 1: the old adage goes, a rising tide lifts all boats,
Speaker 1: and I think that certainly applies here to this Dolphins
Speaker 1: football team. And we are just one week away from
Speaker 1: the madness kicking off, well in actuality eight days away.
Speaker 1: But it is getting here, a new league year season
Speaker 1: about to begin the off season, the building process of
Speaker 1: this team. I can't wait. But as for today, that
Speaker 1: is going to be my time. You all please be
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