Speaker 1: Actual looking down field, clutchdown, Miami Run? What is up?
Speaker 1: Dolphans And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: How's it going everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield
Speaker 1: and as always I am here to bring you your
Speaker 1: daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And on today's show,
Speaker 1: I think you guys already know when win win win.
Speaker 1: When the Dolphins are off the schnide with their second
Speaker 1: victory of the season, snapping a seven game losing streak
Speaker 1: here against the Houston Texans on Sunday with a seventeen
Speaker 1: to nine victory, losing streak is no more. A win
Speaker 1: is a win, is a win is a win, and
Speaker 1: the Dolphins got one of those wins. We'll break it
Speaker 1: down with the five takeaways, some individual mentions as plenty
Speaker 1: of dudes bought out in this game today, and if
Speaker 1: we have some time, we'll play a segment from the
Speaker 1: post game show on five sixty with myself, Seth Levitt
Speaker 1: and O Jim McDuffie from the Fish Tank Podcast. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about Saturday night at bow Campers plenty to come
Speaker 1: here from the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health
Speaker 1: Training Complex. This is the Drive Time Podcast, So I
Speaker 1: want to go ahead and begin this podcast with just
Speaker 1: some interesting stats and nuggets that we learned throughout the
Speaker 1: course of this game heading into the game. Now the
Speaker 1: conclusion of the game, and the first thing I want
Speaker 1: to mention is something I'm sure all of you saw
Speaker 1: watching the game at home. Was that interesting graphic they
Speaker 1: displayed towards the I think end of the first quarter
Speaker 1: up on the television on the TV broadcast that Miami
Speaker 1: and you know, of all the teams with two or
Speaker 1: fewer wins coming into the game, had the highest percentage
Speaker 1: of leads held within the course of a game in
Speaker 1: Miami coming into this game had the lead forty of
Speaker 1: the games this season, trailed for forty one, and tied
Speaker 1: for twenti seven percent. So Miami tells you there they've
Speaker 1: been competitive and close in these games, and they finally
Speaker 1: were able to pull one out late in this game
Speaker 1: and close out of victory. And they also took the
Speaker 1: lead in this game with sixty one to play in
Speaker 1: that first quarter and never gave it back. So that
Speaker 1: percentage has to have increased big time. For the Dolphins
Speaker 1: as they get their second win of the season and
Speaker 1: first win back home here at hard Rock Stadium. Some
Speaker 1: other statuments game. If you look at the staff book, offensively,
Speaker 1: it was not pretty, but also the Dolphins defense on
Speaker 1: that end really provided the Dolphins offense with opportunities to
Speaker 1: put this game away because they too made the Texans
Speaker 1: stats offensively quite ugly in their own regard twenty two
Speaker 1: first downs to fourteen Miami wins. That battle the big
Speaker 1: difference in this game for me third downs nine for
Speaker 1: sixteen to Houston six for seventeen. The Texans did convert
Speaker 1: once on fourth down to sixty two offensively for Miami
Speaker 1: to seventy two for the Texans. Miami pass for two
Speaker 1: fifteen and rush forty seven. Houston through for and ran
Speaker 1: for seventy three. Dolphins ran five more plays than the
Speaker 1: Texans in this game. The turnovers the most turnovers in
Speaker 1: a game in the NFL since two thousand and sixteen.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins commit five. They had one on special teams,
Speaker 1: a fumble from Miles Gascon, a fumble from Jacoby Brissette,
Speaker 1: and two Brissette interceptions. The Texans have four of their
Speaker 1: own as Javon Holland gets his first career pick, Brandon
Speaker 1: Jones recovers a fumble that was taken off of the
Speaker 1: force fumble of Eric Rowe. We also get a Jerome
Speaker 1: Baker interception as well as the pick from Justin Coleman,
Speaker 1: his first as a Miami Dolphin, and then five to
Speaker 1: four in sacks. Also, Miami had five sacks, Houston had
Speaker 1: four on Jacoby Brissette. The Dolphins penalties cleaned it up
Speaker 1: big time this week, two for thirteen in the game.
Speaker 1: Houston committed eight fouls for sixty yards. So interesting stuff
Speaker 1: there as far as they found their way into the
Speaker 1: winner's circle. Defense definitely created enough plays. There was some
Speaker 1: complimentary football there as well as one of those takeaways
Speaker 1: produces they touchdown in Miami's best drive of the game,
Speaker 1: going eighty yards early on in that game after the
Speaker 1: Javon Holland interception, so complementary football, strong stowing from the
Speaker 1: defense and then just real quick before the five takeaways. Here,
Speaker 1: I want to go ahead and mention the fact that
Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissette starts this game over to a tongue of
Speaker 1: Valoo who was active and available as the number two
Speaker 1: quarterback and they did not elevate the new quarterback called
Speaker 1: or signed up rather to the practice squad Jake Dela Gala,
Speaker 1: he was not available. He was still on the practice squad,
Speaker 1: so they wind up going with Brissette, who filled in
Speaker 1: for two because of a finger injury that he suffered
Speaker 1: last week in the Buffalo game. Finished the game, was
Speaker 1: limited in practice all week and the Dolphins thought he
Speaker 1: had a chance to play today, but it did not
Speaker 1: happen that way because he came out and worked out,
Speaker 1: couldn't quite get the distance on the throws. He wanted
Speaker 1: the correct spin to make all the throws, as coach
Speaker 1: Flores told us after the game on Sunday night. So
Speaker 1: Jacobe Brissette comes in and gets his first win as
Speaker 1: a quarterback for the Miami Dolphins. And we jumped right
Speaker 1: into the five takeaways from this game, and number one
Speaker 1: was kind of the offensive concepts, plans and approach. And
Speaker 1: there will be a theme with a few of these,
Speaker 1: and we're starting with offense first for a reason. But
Speaker 1: these first couple of takeaways, it's that doubles is best.
Speaker 1: Triples is great, but doubles are good too, And so
Speaker 1: as far as the offense, goes the doubles of Waddle
Speaker 1: and Gassicki. I mean that first touchdown drive of the game,
Speaker 1: eighty yards on twelve plays, nearly six minutes off the clock. Waddle, Waddle,
Speaker 1: Gasicki one handed catch, Gasicki attempts another one handed catch,
Speaker 1: didn't make it, But I love that plan to go
Speaker 1: right back to Waddle after that to get those two
Speaker 1: guys who have been the most involved all year long,
Speaker 1: they've played the most, they've produced the most. To get
Speaker 1: those guys active and involved early, I thought was a
Speaker 1: great plan for the offense. And then just back to
Speaker 1: Waddle real quick, because he winds up in this game
Speaker 1: with eight catches for eighty three yards on ten targets,
Speaker 1: highly efficient, made some big explosive plays, converted some third downs,
Speaker 1: move the chains, and I liked how they moved him
Speaker 1: around the formation, and that's kind of one of the
Speaker 1: big takeaways overall. Here's how the Dolphins young players in
Speaker 1: this game, notably their rookies, really showed out in this game.
Speaker 1: And I thought with Waddle it really showed a level
Speaker 1: of growth in his game because I thought he played
Speaker 1: inside outside maybe more than he has all seas and
Speaker 1: I don't I can't confirm that yet, but I am
Speaker 1: excited to see the splits on that when we do
Speaker 1: the Tuesday review, the AL twenty two and the and
Speaker 1: the stats from Pro Football Focus to give us an
Speaker 1: idea of his inside versus outside splits. And o J
Speaker 1: McDuffie talked about this in the post game show on
Speaker 1: five sixty, which you should definitely check out every single
Speaker 1: Sunday on five six w q A M, as well
Speaker 1: as Kiss Country with myself and Seth Levitt and o
Speaker 1: Ji McDuffie of the Fish Tank podcast here on the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins Podcast Network. O J talked about how that's
Speaker 1: a great sign of growth for a young man to
Speaker 1: do so much from so many positions, but what it
Speaker 1: really does is it just creates more avenues to get
Speaker 1: him the football right because he can take jet sweeps,
Speaker 1: he can take screens, you can pitch him the ball
Speaker 1: out of the backfield, you can throw him vertically, you
Speaker 1: can throw him the intermediate short. Whatever you want to do,
Speaker 1: this kid can do it. And to see him kind
Speaker 1: of take on some of those snaps into the boundary
Speaker 1: or Devonte Parker would typically be when he's healthy and again,
Speaker 1: boundary short side of the field, so balls in the
Speaker 1: left hash you light him up off to the left.
Speaker 1: And when that can sometimes do in that exposition is
Speaker 1: sometimes the safety has to roll to the other side
Speaker 1: of the field if you're going to be in that
Speaker 1: single high safety look, and that creates opportunities for that
Speaker 1: guy to get one on one opportunities down the field.
Speaker 1: It gives him a two way go inside outside sometimes.
Speaker 1: And I thought Waddle with that look, with some of
Speaker 1: the speed outs and the quick hitters they threw to
Speaker 1: him in this game that they have thrown to him
Speaker 1: in a couple of the previous games, can create some
Speaker 1: chances down the road for some possible double moves, some
Speaker 1: possible vertical action and again just create those one on
Speaker 1: one chances for your four two Ferrari in the garage
Speaker 1: and see if he can win a foot race. At
Speaker 1: one point there was a play that they dang near
Speaker 1: got to him on a deep ball. Jacoby wanted it.
Speaker 1: You could see him loading up for it. It was
Speaker 1: a play I think in the second quarter of this
Speaker 1: game where they're split safeties too high safeties and Wattle
Speaker 1: this time from an inside split. A slot receiver split
Speaker 1: runs right down the middle of the field and you
Speaker 1: could just see like even he's leaving right, the safety
Speaker 1: did not have He was not ready to turn around
Speaker 1: and run, and Wattle flew past him. I thought that
Speaker 1: was the best example of his speed. And Jacoby was
Speaker 1: loading up to get it out, but he hits the
Speaker 1: top of his drop and just cannot quite get the
Speaker 1: ball out because the protection wasn't quite there. There was
Speaker 1: a body in Jacoby's face right away. He breaks that contained,
Speaker 1: rolls out and still tries to fit it into Wattle.
Speaker 1: And when he threw it, I was thinking to myself,
Speaker 1: he looks open. I thought he had a chance to
Speaker 1: get it to him. But because of all that time
Speaker 1: for guys to move around and kind of recover, the
Speaker 1: ball goes up, the safety closes and makes the pick
Speaker 1: and it's a turnover there. But we saw some opportunity,
Speaker 1: we saw some chances for it. We saw him split
Speaker 1: those two safeties and just fly right past them. And
Speaker 1: you know, Jacoby had a chance to get the ball
Speaker 1: down there and it just it didn't quite work out
Speaker 1: for him. But to be able to do that and
Speaker 1: to incorporate these different looks, like you score a touchdown
Speaker 1: on a miles gaskin wildcat play. There was a play
Speaker 1: in the second quarter I think it was where they
Speaker 1: went with Miles Gascon and Savan Akhmed, both from the
Speaker 1: backfield two back personnel. Haven't seen a whole lot of
Speaker 1: that this year. Love seeing that, and Acmed motions from
Speaker 1: his position to the right of the quarterback over to
Speaker 1: the left flat and then they run the inside handoff
Speaker 1: back to Myles Gask In the other direction. False steps
Speaker 1: put your linebackers and some peril give them conflict. I
Speaker 1: loved seeing that for this offense, with some of the
Speaker 1: double moves, the deep routes, the crossing patterns. Waddle had
Speaker 1: a seven teen yard reception on one of those crossing patterns.
Speaker 1: So just I thought the offensive game plan sequencing in
Speaker 1: this contest was very good. Now, of course the turnovers
Speaker 1: and execution you have to do better with regards to that,
Speaker 1: so not quite up to par in the production standpoint,
Speaker 1: But eventually I think we're gonna see this whole thing
Speaker 1: kind of come together and get the production you want.
Speaker 1: Hopefully it starts on Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1: But in this game, structurally, game plan wise, I thought
Speaker 1: the plan was solid, especially when you kind of make
Speaker 1: a switch their last minute to go to your second
Speaker 1: quarterback when you can't go to two to start this game.
Speaker 1: But for the Dolphins offense, Jacoby goes this game forty
Speaker 1: three four passing yards, one touchdown, two picks, and the
Speaker 1: four sacks and for a sixty four point five passer rating.
Speaker 1: I mean that's kind of you know, for the defense too,
Speaker 1: to win a game where the passer rating was at
Speaker 1: that level of efficiency, and that's not a quarterback number,
Speaker 1: like passer rating incorporates the entire passing game because there
Speaker 1: are players that tip ball friends and some pressure wire
Speaker 1: Jakobe winds up getting the ball batted up in the
Speaker 1: air and gets picked off. Like that's not nothing he
Speaker 1: can do about that. So it's a passing offense number.
Speaker 1: And to win this game really not handily, but like
Speaker 1: the Dolphins were always in control, right, they always had
Speaker 1: the lead that it never felt like it was close
Speaker 1: to kind of slipping away from them at any point
Speaker 1: in this game. To me, that's a credit to the defense.
Speaker 1: And that is our second takeaway on this podcast and
Speaker 1: really the main one that I wanted to get to,
Speaker 1: but the structures podcast away I wanted to we had
Speaker 1: to do it this way. With the second takeaway is
Speaker 1: the defensive creativity with Javon Holland and Brandon Jones, and
Speaker 1: since doubles is best also with Phillips and Agba. I mean,
Speaker 1: we saw it all day long. These four guys just
Speaker 1: continuously put pressure on the quarterback, lockdown on the back
Speaker 1: end and coverage, stopped the run, executed games together, rush
Speaker 1: the quarterback together, and made plays as a pairing in
Speaker 1: terms of their position groups. The interception from Javon Holland,
Speaker 1: First of all, thank you guys for going out there
Speaker 1: and do that one or I think three days after
Speaker 1: the drive time snippett off the podcast, and I spent
Speaker 1: a lot of time last week talking about Javon Holland
Speaker 1: and Brandon Jones. Thank you for going out there and
Speaker 1: producing big time because that makes the podcast look good
Speaker 1: and we love that. We love that you guys played
Speaker 1: good and the podcast looks good too. So on that interception,
Speaker 1: you know, Brandon Jones comes into this game with a
Speaker 1: league leading amongst safeties nine QB pressures. Chavon Holland comes
Speaker 1: into this game with a safety rookie class leading three
Speaker 1: pass breakups. He registers two more in this game, including
Speaker 1: an interception, and on that play. What I loved about
Speaker 1: that and I cannot wait to watch the all twenty
Speaker 1: two of this What I saw on that play was
Speaker 1: they both showed pressure off the same side of the formation.
Speaker 1: And what you it wasn't pressure. Rather they both are
Speaker 1: on the same side of the formation capping the slot receiver.
Speaker 1: And what that typically means if you cap them, that
Speaker 1: means the cornerback lines up over the receiver and then
Speaker 1: the safety behind that lines up behind the cornerback because
Speaker 1: you typically will blitz that corner and you have to
Speaker 1: have a defender there to fill and of her right.
Speaker 1: And so when you cap like that, it says blitz.
Speaker 1: Both Dolphins did with that was they brought Brandon Jones
Speaker 1: on that blitz. But Javon Holland got the heck out
Speaker 1: of there and wrote hit a deep to center field,
Speaker 1: and Tyrod Taylor didn't worry about that slot receiver being open.
Speaker 1: He looked at the other side of the field because
Speaker 1: there was no safety help over there. But when you
Speaker 1: have Javon Holland getting on his horse, he flies back
Speaker 1: to the middle of the field deep post safety and
Speaker 1: doesn't stop there. He continues all the way over to
Speaker 1: the other side of the formation and winds up getting
Speaker 1: an interception at the back pylon and the end zone.
Speaker 1: What a heck of a play, What a heck of
Speaker 1: a design, What a heck of a marriage between those
Speaker 1: two safeties in Javon Holland and Brandon Jones, who in
Speaker 1: this game they were doing, Man, they were doing all
Speaker 1: kinds of different stuff. And I'll never forget talking to
Speaker 1: a tongue by Loo back in Week two about Jordan
Speaker 1: Poyer and Micah Hyde up and Buffalo who, even though
Speaker 1: they lost the game on Sunday, allowed just nine points
Speaker 1: in that game. Nobody has success against that Buffalo defense.
Speaker 1: And it's for a number of reasons, but Mike A.
Speaker 1: Hide and Jordan Employer being the best safety combination in
Speaker 1: the NFL for my money, is a big reason for that.
Speaker 1: And a big reason for them being that is because
Speaker 1: they're basically interchangeable. You can put one in the whole
Speaker 1: being the rat in the hole. You can put one
Speaker 1: in the deep post, you can put one on the slot.
Speaker 1: You can play one as a dime linebacker. You can
Speaker 1: do both of those. Are all of those things, Rather
Speaker 1: with both of those guys, super impressive, versatile players that
Speaker 1: are creating big plays and producing. Brandon Jones coming on now,
Speaker 1: Javon Holland been coming on all season. Jones winds up
Speaker 1: in this game rather on the first two drives two
Speaker 1: solo tackles and a quarterback hit that helps cause that interception,
Speaker 1: and within that same drive Holland a pick and a
Speaker 1: pass breakup on the second drive to get the Dolphins
Speaker 1: defense off the field on a Tyrod Taylor p BU.
Speaker 1: Fantastic work for both these guys. They finished the game
Speaker 1: five tackles for Brandon Jones solo, one assist, one pass defense.
Speaker 1: He also had a Phonel recovery at the end of
Speaker 1: the game. And then Javon Holland of course has a
Speaker 1: tackle and assist as well, and a pass breakup and
Speaker 1: an interception to cap this thing off. So great work
Speaker 1: from both of those guys to get at work done.
Speaker 1: And then just another note I put in here later
Speaker 1: in the game, and Brandon Jones does this a lot
Speaker 1: of the time too, But Javon Holland on a first
Speaker 1: and goal play ran downhill and fit a gap and
Speaker 1: just smacked the ball carrier. I think he didn't get
Speaker 1: the tackle, but it lands and Roberts did on that play.
Speaker 1: But again, you can just see the fact that he
Speaker 1: can do that and fly twenty five yards down the
Speaker 1: field and make a pick. I sure do like that
Speaker 1: combination of those players back there, so they're looking fantastic.
Speaker 1: And then you can't really quantify this because there's no
Speaker 1: stats to go off of it, but their coverage was
Speaker 1: so good throughout the course of the game. Having that
Speaker 1: press box view helps you see that, especially on those
Speaker 1: red zone plays. Tons of split safety looks down there,
Speaker 1: and they were just plastering as Taylor would kind of
Speaker 1: break the pocket and try to extend down there around
Speaker 1: the goal line, around the ten fifteen yard line going in,
Speaker 1: and they were just there. They had answers for it
Speaker 1: all really all game long, and it was good to
Speaker 1: see those guys working in tandem. And it goes perfectly
Speaker 1: off of what Jerald Alex aeran tol Us last week
Speaker 1: about how both those guys are coming along and really
Speaker 1: showing some stuff here and you're two and you're one respectively.
Speaker 1: Now still on the same concept of d defensive creativity
Speaker 1: and the production of doubles. Doubles as best Barracuda's Nova.
Speaker 1: The double deal is now complete. It's now official. That's
Speaker 1: a good thing. Emmanuel Ogba and Jalen Phillips. The what
Speaker 1: series was this late in the first half? Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was right before the first half ended. There was back
Speaker 1: to back plays then I thought were indicative of what
Speaker 1: these two guys can be together as pass rushers, as
Speaker 1: defensive ends, or just defensive lineman. Because on this particular
Speaker 1: series they got a sack, an Emmanuel Ogbas sack and
Speaker 1: then on Jerome Baker pick And here's what happened to
Speaker 1: set those up. So the first play, you go five
Speaker 1: technique off the outside shoulder of the tackle. That's where
Speaker 1: Emmanuel Ogba lines up. The three technique the outside shoulder
Speaker 1: of the offensive guard. That's where Jalen Phillips lines up.
Speaker 1: On a defensive end. That's a defensive tackle position. But
Speaker 1: five tech and three tech and they're gonna run games
Speaker 1: off of that. What's a game A stunt, a twist,
Speaker 1: a slant, just finding different ways to kind of confuse
Speaker 1: the offensive protection by changing places, changing gaps, setting picks,
Speaker 1: and creating gaps and opportunities for your teammate to run through.
Speaker 1: And on the first one, the stunt they ran a
Speaker 1: te stunt. Jalen Phillips makes that three tech position, rushes
Speaker 1: the outside shoulder of the offensive guard and takes him
Speaker 1: out because of his speed, getoff and power forces that
Speaker 1: guard to retreat and get up field on a vertical set,
Speaker 1: and that opens a massive lane for Emmanuel Ogball, who
Speaker 1: takes two steps upfield crossover, great lateral A jilie there
Speaker 1: from Ogball, the longest, heaviest, strongest due on the defensive
Speaker 1: line terms of edge rushers. He crosses over and closes
Speaker 1: on Tyrod Taylor for a big sack to get the
Speaker 1: Dolphins into great position on that first or the first
Speaker 1: play of that drive. Very next play. I love this
Speaker 1: one even more because it really showed you the freakiness
Speaker 1: of what Jillen Phillips can do. There's two plays in
Speaker 1: this game that I thought showed you why he is
Speaker 1: the first defensive end, first pass rusher off the board
Speaker 1: in this entire draft class. Back in April, same thing,
Speaker 1: five tech and three tech. This time, Phillips, rather than
Speaker 1: going up fielding on the guard, attacks the center, pounds
Speaker 1: center and he bulldozed him, bull rushes him, puts him
Speaker 1: on his back, and runs right through him. So there's
Speaker 1: the power, right, the speed to power, the ability to
Speaker 1: condense inside and over a center, like you can speed
Speaker 1: to power attackle And I get that because you have
Speaker 1: that runway. But to do it from that position, I mean,
Speaker 1: that's where the Aaron Donalds of the world's live, That's
Speaker 1: where the Christian Wilkins of the world live. Like, that's
Speaker 1: not that's a unique thing to be able to do.
Speaker 1: So he comes down in the middle, runs over the
Speaker 1: center and then it gets better, guys, Like it gets
Speaker 1: better from there. He chases Tyrod Taylor step first step
Speaker 1: and flags him down in a foot race and forces
Speaker 1: Taylor not just to go out of bounds and give
Speaker 1: up on the play, but to try to flip that
Speaker 1: thing as a throwaway. And there's Jerome Baker who has
Speaker 1: fantastic awareness to know his foots on the line to
Speaker 1: put the foot back inside to re establish his position
Speaker 1: there and make the catch fall out of bounds turnover
Speaker 1: leads to points there for the Dolphins at day of
Speaker 1: the half. Great great play from Emmanuel Ogba, from Jalen Phillips,
Speaker 1: from Jerome Baker, but it just shows you the bite
Speaker 1: of this rookie defensive end. This rookie pass special, the
Speaker 1: rookie outside linebacker, whatever the heck you want to call him,
Speaker 1: because he does so many things. He's coming along now.
Speaker 1: I thought we saw in this game. He also gets
Speaker 1: a sack later on in this game. So he has
Speaker 1: a big, big day and that was awesome to see
Speaker 1: and just to kind of continue that thought process there,
Speaker 1: we talked about the rookie class. Jalen Waddle eight catches,
Speaker 1: eighty three yards, Jalen Phillips a sack of two game
Speaker 1: changing plays. Oh the playoff forgot to talk about option play.
Speaker 1: Tyrod Taylor takes the ball out left and he's got
Speaker 1: David Johnson out wide and Tyrod Taylor, who's reading that
Speaker 1: end Phillips in that position to decide if he crashes,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pitch it. If he goes wide, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: keep that thing. And not only does Phillips keep outside
Speaker 1: or rather keep contained to force Taylor to pitch the
Speaker 1: ball out wide. At that point, he gets on his
Speaker 1: jets and goes and flags down David Johnson. Like, if
Speaker 1: you can defend the outside quarterback, run the option like
Speaker 1: that with one player, that's gonna help you go a long,
Speaker 1: long way. And we'll see if he can continue it
Speaker 1: this week against the Baltimore Evens. But that's for another
Speaker 1: podcast because we're talking about this win on Sunday night
Speaker 1: over the Houston Texans here late night in the Baptist
Speaker 1: Health Podcast Studio UM. But the young guys. Jalen Waddle
Speaker 1: eight catches eighty three yards. Big time contributor on the offense.
Speaker 1: Galen Phillips gets that sack in the game, has a
Speaker 1: play that turns into a pick that he basically was
Speaker 1: the pressure on that particular play. Helps create another sack
Speaker 1: for Emmanuel Ogba, who had two and a half in
Speaker 1: this game, as well as a pass rejection. Great job
Speaker 1: by Emmanuel in this game. Javon Holland gets his first
Speaker 1: career pick. Has plenty of other players we talked about
Speaker 1: in this game. So the Dolphin's rookie class was really
Speaker 1: showing their stuff in this game. You love to see it.
Speaker 1: There's eight more games to continue to see that. If
Speaker 1: those guys can continue to grow and show you their bite,
Speaker 1: that's a good thing to look for the rest of
Speaker 1: the season. Number three, it just talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: a little more unique offense in terms of that little
Speaker 1: shovel roll that little rollout shovel overhand pass that were
Speaker 1: sent through to Mike Gasicki. I believe it was for
Speaker 1: a first down conversion inside the five yard line. Wildcat
Speaker 1: into the five yard line, contribute to a touchdown pass
Speaker 1: the one on one fade to Mike Gasicki and he
Speaker 1: makes a great one hand and catch. Go right back
Speaker 1: to it, Go right back to Mike who is making
Speaker 1: all kinds of fantastic catches look super easy. What a
Speaker 1: year he's had. He continues to produce in this game.
Speaker 1: He comes up with four catches for fifty four yards,
Speaker 1: including an eighteen yard reception as his long. But just
Speaker 1: the mixture of offensive looks and plans and ideas. I
Speaker 1: loved it in this game. That was takeaway number three,
Speaker 1: number four, I gotta talk about something that kind of
Speaker 1: held the offense up in this game. I thought the
Speaker 1: offensive line struggled in this game. And it's really at
Speaker 1: this point, or in this game at least, it seeped
Speaker 1: into so many other elements of the game that I
Speaker 1: had to bring it up here on the five takeaways,
Speaker 1: Like the Dolphins had a chance to close this game
Speaker 1: out on back to back drives and just couldn't get
Speaker 1: any push in the running game. Miles for one miles,
Speaker 1: for two miles for a loss, pump the ball to
Speaker 1: drive before that miles for two miles for four miles
Speaker 1: for one pump the ball or no incomplete pass rather
Speaker 1: pump the ball. There was a sequence where you go
Speaker 1: minus five yard run, strip sack when you had a
Speaker 1: chance to really put that game out of reach. I
Speaker 1: think it was seventeen six at the time, maybe seventeen
Speaker 1: nine to put that game away. You're driving, it's a
Speaker 1: good methodical drive. You get that strip sacked because of
Speaker 1: some shoddy protection and just overall not good offensive play
Speaker 1: that ends that drive and gives the text in some
Speaker 1: life there the deep passing game just cannot materialize because
Speaker 1: there's not enough time to protect and get that thing going,
Speaker 1: among other reasons, but that's definitely a big focal point
Speaker 1: of that the running game. The Texans came into this game,
Speaker 1: I think the thirty first rushing defense in Miami. Miles
Speaker 1: gaskin twenty carries for thirty four yards. Jacobe Brissett had
Speaker 1: one for seven, Savan Ackman had four for six, So
Speaker 1: just thirty four plus thirteen is forty seven yards rushing
Speaker 1: on the ground in this game. That's not enough against
Speaker 1: this Texans defense. The turnovers, negative plays, the sacks that hits,
Speaker 1: the pressures that forced the bad throws. The offensive line
Speaker 1: play just has to get better. We'll have more for
Speaker 1: you guys on that on the AL twenty to review.
Speaker 1: That's a big takeaway here from me, though. The offensive
Speaker 1: line play needs to be better than it was in
Speaker 1: this game. Number five, rather than bringing linebackers on multiple pressures,
Speaker 1: and I'm not saying they didn't do that. They brought
Speaker 1: so many dbs and it was so effective at getting home,
Speaker 1: and it makes me think about the plan for these
Speaker 1: mobile quarterbacks, like a Josh Allen last week, like a
Speaker 1: Tyrod Taylor this week, Like Lamar Jackson on Thursday night
Speaker 1: across the street back at hard Rock Stadium. But Brandon
Speaker 1: Jones gets home. Javon Holland gets in there for a
Speaker 1: hit on the quarterback that leads to the Justin Coleman pick.
Speaker 1: So he had that play as well among his fantastic
Speaker 1: game and fantastic start to his rookie season. Now, Nick
Speaker 1: Needham gets in there on a big sack that looks
Speaker 1: like a force fumble did not quite turn not that way,
Speaker 1: but he comes in and squares up Tyrod Taylor and
Speaker 1: knocks him to the ground on a big sax. So
Speaker 1: pressures and sending guys from the secondary. Cat blitz is safety,
Speaker 1: blitz is to safety, blitz is a gaps off the edge,
Speaker 1: whatever you wanna call it. We saw plenty of great
Speaker 1: work from this Dolphins secondary and I thought they were
Speaker 1: fantastic all game long. And let's go ahead and finish
Speaker 1: up that note with some individuals some possible game balls here.
Speaker 1: Uh no, let's do the individuals first before the game
Speaker 1: balls talked about Byron Jones. There was some plays in
Speaker 1: the first half where Chris Connley got him a couple
Speaker 1: of times, but I thought he responded fantastically in that
Speaker 1: second half and had a good second half of football.
Speaker 1: I thought Xavian Howard had himself a quiet day, and
Speaker 1: that's always a good thing. They basically avoided him throughout
Speaker 1: the course of the game. I thought Rob Hunt was
Speaker 1: the best on the offensive line, but the All twenty
Speaker 1: two will give me a better view of that. Mac
Speaker 1: Collins that great touchdown catching the back of the end zone,
Speaker 1: big time play for him, thought Christian Wilkins. Continues to
Speaker 1: do his thing up front when he got injured for
Speaker 1: for a couple of plays, a little bit concerned, but
Speaker 1: he comes right back into the game. Super durable, reliable guy,
Speaker 1: never misses a game. Zack Seeler, so powerful in the strength,
Speaker 1: but not just to hold up blocks, to get off
Speaker 1: the blocks and make plays like that again. And then
Speaker 1: I mentioned Nick Needham here as well, a couple of
Speaker 1: guys I thought played well in this game. As for
Speaker 1: my game balls, you probably know where they're going. Jalen Waddle,
Speaker 1: Mike get Sicky, Javon Holland, Brandon Jones, Emmanuel Ogba, Jalen Phillips,
Speaker 1: and Jerome Baker. Lots of game balls getting handed out.
Speaker 1: That's what we do here on a victory edition of
Speaker 1: the Drivetime podcast. And that's pretty much my takeaways, my
Speaker 1: individual my game balls. We're gonna play a segment on
Speaker 1: the post game show for you guys after the outro
Speaker 1: here when I get out of here. Had some friends
Speaker 1: in town this weekend. Thank you to Chris and Noah
Speaker 1: and Kyle Krabs at Locked On Dolphins for coming down
Speaker 1: hanging out. Had a great time with those guys on
Speaker 1: Saturday night at Bow Campers for Fan Club Weekend. I
Speaker 1: just want to go ahead and mention this real quick
Speaker 1: because there are way too many names to shout out.
Speaker 1: But the social media love that I saw when I
Speaker 1: woke up on Sunday morning from all the photos and
Speaker 1: stuff we took was just unreal. You guys are the best.
Speaker 1: And I said this on Twitter. It's kind of funny
Speaker 1: I talked about sould media because I'm gonna slam it.
Speaker 1: But do not let social media give you any impression
Speaker 1: about any walk of life. Really. I mean, you may
Speaker 1: see things on Twitter that will tell you one thing,
Speaker 1: but this fan base is passionate, friendly and welcoming. And
Speaker 1: if you wanted a proof of that on Saturday night
Speaker 1: at Bow Campers, that was a perfect example. So a
Speaker 1: great time with everyone out there. And again, congrats to
Speaker 1: Mark Angelo for his nomination as the Dolphins Fan of
Speaker 1: the Year, one of thirty two man, that's a special honor,
Speaker 1: thanks to Seth and DJ Preacher. Coming out from the
Speaker 1: fish Tank and getting the I G Live show going
Speaker 1: didn't really go our way, we tried it out, but
Speaker 1: we had a great time nonetheless, hanging out with all
Speaker 1: those Dolphins fans and kicking it there at bow Campers
Speaker 1: in Fort Lauderdale. Just a couple of quick notes here
Speaker 1: before we get out of here before the postgame show
Speaker 1: segment here at the end of it all talking fast
Speaker 1: at it, guys, I'm kind of fired up. Sorry about that.
Speaker 1: Some schedule changes for the podcast this week, Same thing today,
Speaker 1: same thing tomorrow. Wednesday will be the preview podcast. We're
Speaker 1: gonna get rid of Deep Dive Wednesday because we have
Speaker 1: a game on Thursday night. So I want to give
Speaker 1: you guys a soult two days to check out all
Speaker 1: the podcast this week leading up two Ravens at Dolphins
Speaker 1: here at hard Rock Stadium. We'll come back and recap
Speaker 1: it on Friday morning. We'll do the All twenty two
Speaker 1: review and publish that thing as soon as we have
Speaker 1: it out for you guys, and get back to our
Speaker 1: schedule next week as well for you guys. So a
Speaker 1: little bit of change this week on the short week
Speaker 1: in the primetime game, but that's gonna do it for
Speaker 1: my podcast here tonight. We'll talk to you guys on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned after the outrow here for the postgame show
Speaker 1: segment with myself, Seth Levitt and O Jim McDuffie from
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Speaker 1: coming up right now. What is up? Dolphans and welcome
Speaker 1: to the fifth Quarter Post Game Show on the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins Radio Network. It's a victory edition of the Postgame
Speaker 1: Show Miami Dolphins. A victory edition of the fifth Quarter
Speaker 1: post Game Show the Miami Dolphins Podcast Network. As you
Speaker 1: can hear, is all here Seth Levin and a very
Speaker 1: well dressed Ojen McDuffie to my left here from the
Speaker 1: Fish Tank Seth, you dressed pretty well too. I am Travis.
Speaker 1: This guy the host of the Draft Time podcast Juice
Speaker 1: Seth A win, A win, A win O J. I
Speaker 1: want to go to you here first, as we do
Speaker 1: every single Sunday here on the post game show. What
Speaker 1: does that locker room look like right now? Seven game
Speaker 1: winnings are losing streak rather snapped. We saw some jubilation
Speaker 1: from the guys there at the end on that fumble
Speaker 1: that kind of looked like it put the final nail
Speaker 1: on the coffin. What does it mean for those guys
Speaker 1: in that locker room right now? Is a lot? Man?
Speaker 1: You know, these guys actually, you know they feel the heat.
Speaker 1: You know, we we feel it all the time, is
Speaker 1: as what we do for the off an organization. But
Speaker 1: as players, man, there's nothing like feeling that. And honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't know what a seventh great game loser strick
Speaker 1: feels like. I'll just not from not from their perspective, man,
Speaker 1: but for those guys, man, you know, they read the
Speaker 1: press clippings, you know, they read all the social media,
Speaker 1: They see all the stuff that's going on, you know,
Speaker 1: so they know what's going on and what's being said
Speaker 1: about them in the organization, what's going on, what's being
Speaker 1: said inside that locker room. But nobody's been inside that
Speaker 1: locker room but them, you know, so, honestly, not a
Speaker 1: pretty game set to hit me. We we we we
Speaker 1: were chatting during the game. Ugly game. But I don't
Speaker 1: care how you you know, just find a way to win,
Speaker 1: right Max set for me, no matter what, find a
Speaker 1: way to win. Because there's one team that's gonna go
Speaker 1: and get on the plane and not feel good about themselves.
Speaker 1: There's another team that's got their second win the season,
Speaker 1: which is us, and they're gonna be okay about it.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be able to go grocery shop this week, Seth.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be able to Yeah, yeah, they're gonna be
Speaker 1: up to show up in publics now, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. It's gonna be great for these guys, man
Speaker 1: and little victories. Man, honestly want to know this week
Speaker 1: We're want to know again, big Seth. You know that's
Speaker 1: all that matters right now, Travis and I I'm just
Speaker 1: happy for those guys because of course, you know they've
Speaker 1: been hearing that, you know, all the chatter, and most
Speaker 1: of the chatter has been about not necessarily then, but
Speaker 1: just the whole organization as a whole, you know, So
Speaker 1: let's let's quiet for a little bit, and we got
Speaker 1: a Thursday game. I wish we had a Sunday game,
Speaker 1: you know, as we give I get a few more days.
Speaker 1: But now now that we've you know, gotten off the
Speaker 1: snide against the Hut, yeah, we gotta, you know, Houston, Texas,
Speaker 1: no matter what on us, we're gonna get that Baltimore
Speaker 1: as well. At Steth wants to move on to Baltimore,
Speaker 1: but he's gonna let us give us at least one
Speaker 1: hour right now talking about the Texans, right at least
Speaker 1: we'll do'll go two hours today. We have had an
Speaker 1: opportunity to do this too often, just so so we
Speaker 1: talked he Joe's alluded to the kind of ugliness of
Speaker 1: the football game. They're the most turnovers in a game
Speaker 1: in the NFL since team, which actually happens to be
Speaker 1: a Ryan Fitzpatrick game for the New York against the
Speaker 1: Kansas Chiefs in which he threw five picks in that game.
Speaker 1: Like Danny used to say, right, what's between three and
Speaker 1: five picks? That's all the same after that much, but
Speaker 1: set so, five turnovers for the Dolphins offense, four sacks,
Speaker 1: two s two yards of offense. They were nine for
Speaker 1: sixteen on third downs two penalties for thirteen yards. But
Speaker 1: I want to turn this around because that's the offensive stats.
Speaker 1: And you won the football game because your defense showed
Speaker 1: up to play today. Well, the defense sure did show
Speaker 1: up to play. Look, let's not kid ourselves. You're not
Speaker 1: supposed to win a football game when you turn the
Speaker 1: ball over five times. But this just so happened to
Speaker 1: be the day that you showed up. And the other
Speaker 1: team was one and seven as well, so you know,
Speaker 1: there was some bad football. There was a lot of
Speaker 1: bad football, but they're also were some things that I
Speaker 1: can't wait to talk about today, uh, that that we're
Speaker 1: exciting to watch. And and we talked about this before.
Speaker 1: I think it was it was either last week or
Speaker 1: was it the lunch bunch. It's like, you know, what
Speaker 1: are you cheering for? And I love every Sunday or
Speaker 1: every opportunity there is to turn on or to show
Speaker 1: up to a Miami Dolphins football game, regardless of the record.
Speaker 1: And this is one of those days where we get
Speaker 1: to feel good about ourselves. And as you said, Juice,
Speaker 1: everybody in that locker room, everybody in that coaching staff,
Speaker 1: everybody who works for the organization, whether it's in a
Speaker 1: personnel department, whether you're supposed to fix the TV here
Speaker 1: or whatever it might be. If you feel a little
Speaker 1: bit better about yourselves today, and that's what winning does
Speaker 1: for you. And it was so needed. If nothing else,
Speaker 1: they get to breathe, just a chance to take a
Speaker 1: deep breath, man, And I think these guys deserve it.
Speaker 1: You here, Coach Flores talk about it every week. These
Speaker 1: guys work hard, they practice hard. He believes they're doing
Speaker 1: it the right way. Today it paid off, and you
Speaker 1: saw the execution of from the defensive side of the
Speaker 1: ball and also some offensive drives they sustained. And it
Speaker 1: wasn't for the mistakes. I think we could have seen
Speaker 1: a significant blowout game today. I mean, that's that's kind
Speaker 1: of season long. And we got a couple of segments
Speaker 1: we're gonna get you today that we haven't done since
Speaker 1: week one, like game balls, for instance. So I can't
Speaker 1: that a little bit. Let's that one up there. There's
Speaker 1: some good options on this team today, juice, because I
Speaker 1: you know, I was looking at the way this this
Speaker 1: defense played and kind of got back to that pressure. Look.
Speaker 1: We talked about last week a little bit where they
Speaker 1: brought more guys on blitz is the defensive backs were
Speaker 1: all over the place and just a quick tease or
Speaker 1: game balls. I'm going to be in that secondary from
Speaker 1: my because I love a couple of guys played really
Speaker 1: good games back there. But juice, what'd you see out
Speaker 1: of this defense there? Man? Because we listened off our
Speaker 1: stats offensively, I'll pull up there's for you here in
Speaker 1: just one second. What did you see office defense? Well?
Speaker 1: You know what I what I saw was was was interesting.
Speaker 1: Remember to comment last week, I think um Davin Howard
Speaker 1: made about we're finally back to doing some of the
Speaker 1: things that we've done before, you know, I mean I
Speaker 1: saw us today doing some of the things we did before,
Speaker 1: bringing pressure from the secondary, bringing more guys and they
Speaker 1: can block, putting heat on guys, trusting that you know,
Speaker 1: number twenty four, number twenty five on the outside can
Speaker 1: make these concover these guys, you know, And that's what
Speaker 1: was what was good. I also saw it with that
Speaker 1: being said, you know, Javon Holly's becoming that guy has
Speaker 1: a young guy that's able to handle that situation. And
Speaker 1: that's what you have to when you start sending pressure.
Speaker 1: You gotta make sure you're guy in the middle of
Speaker 1: the field deep your deep safety. You know your your
Speaker 1: center fielder is able to handle. He's been doing it
Speaker 1: very well. So I love the fact that Aga was
Speaker 1: able to get home and when they weren't getting home,
Speaker 1: their batting balls down. You know, things that you teach
Speaker 1: but you don't see. It happened a lot of time.
Speaker 1: Tyrod Taylor has been a nemesis to us no matter
Speaker 1: where he's been. Every time he lines up his his Dolphins,
Speaker 1: he's he's kicked our butts, seems like every time, you know,
Speaker 1: for them to have him contained and be able to
Speaker 1: go out there and and and put the pressure on
Speaker 1: him and get there. We got there today. Man, even
Speaker 1: with pressure before we didn't get there. Today, with pressure,
Speaker 1: we got there. So the defense man, hats off to
Speaker 1: those guys. They went out there and played well. Force
Speaker 1: four turnovers. I believe that that last one at the
Speaker 1: end I think gave him the fourth one, and man
Speaker 1: that that was fun to watch. Adversely, our turnovers, you know,
Speaker 1: didn't kill us. We're only minus one in the turnover battle,
Speaker 1: which is what is the difference of the whole thing
Speaker 1: and what did we You know what if the Dolphins
Speaker 1: yield with those turnover six points, the defensive such change, defense,
Speaker 1: sudden change was amazing today. They did a great job.
Speaker 1: Five turnovers and you only give up I think it
Speaker 1: was six points. I have to go back and run
Speaker 1: those numbers, but that is impressed. It was the plus
Speaker 1: thirty three yard line the plus twenty three yard line,
Speaker 1: both results in field goals. One of those a one
Speaker 1: yard drive at four place, one yards three points. Kind
Speaker 1: of how it goes sometimes, Juice. You mentioned Tyrod Taylor
Speaker 1: forty three that's fifty five percent, pretty low in the
Speaker 1: today's NFL. Two passing yards, no touchdowns, three interceptions, five sacks,
Speaker 1: forty two point eight passer ratings. So the Dolphins got
Speaker 1: after him big time. In total, two hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: two yards allowed, the four takeaways of five sacks, six
Speaker 1: for seventeen on third down. The recipe was kind of
Speaker 1: what it was a year ago, like you mentioned, and
Speaker 1: quickly to that point, Juice, I want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about this because I saw a lot in this game.
Speaker 1: I think we're seeing it more and more each week.
Speaker 1: You talked about Javon Holland rookie safety has played was
Speaker 1: eight NFL game today record ninth NFL game Brandon Jones
Speaker 1: one year, nine games in. I'm seeing these two guys
Speaker 1: operate as you know, agents of chaos that don't play
Speaker 1: the same position. You like that seth It sounds like
Speaker 1: a really cool poster. It sounds like a terrible punk
Speaker 1: band or something. These guys can rotate and play each
Speaker 1: other's role. It's it's interchangeable. So as a receiver, when
Speaker 1: you have these safeties that can I'm gonna go down
Speaker 1: to the box next play, I'm going to the deep
Speaker 1: post and we're gonna cap this guy and we're gonna
Speaker 1: blitch you, and I'm gonna rotate. What does that do
Speaker 1: for receive either, right? I guess maybe for a quarterback,
Speaker 1: but just the offense in general. When you have two
Speaker 1: safeties that can do it all, I think that's how
Speaker 1: you go out and get your safeties. You have to
Speaker 1: have safeties that can play center field or the ones
Speaker 1: that can come down the box no matter what, because
Speaker 1: you know how it works, Travis and Steff. You know
Speaker 1: when teams run motion, they're determining whether they're gonna be
Speaker 1: a man the man or if you're gonna be in
Speaker 1: in zone. But if you can do that, you can
Speaker 1: bring your safety. Just swap all right, I got free,
Speaker 1: you go, you go too strong, and then I can
Speaker 1: still bring pressure from there. It's it's a huge thing, man,
Speaker 1: you know. And the whole key to the whole scheme
Speaker 1: right there is guys being smart about what they're supposed
Speaker 1: to be doing. Because now if you start doing that
Speaker 1: and trying to get you cute and we start messing
Speaker 1: it up, then teams to take advantage of that. But
Speaker 1: the fact that these guys are the same page and
Speaker 1: they can interchange at that position, which is great because
Speaker 1: we saw them both come off the edge. We saw
Speaker 1: Nick Natum from off the edge. But everybody's able to
Speaker 1: cover up. There are a few times now it's be
Speaker 1: one hundred where the guys are still running free, but
Speaker 1: the pressure calls for errand passes, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's that's one thing that we still have to tighten up.
Speaker 1: Even though we got there are sometimes and calls from
Speaker 1: Aaron passes. Some guys are still running free and they
Speaker 1: couldn't connect. But at the same time, man, it was
Speaker 1: fun to see that. It's fun to see guys finally
Speaker 1: get home from different positions. It's finally good to see,
Speaker 1: but finally getting those one on ones, you know, unable
Speaker 1: to get to make the opportunity to the best of
Speaker 1: his opportunities as well. And uh man man that the
Speaker 1: defense man and and this you know, to be transparent here,
Speaker 1: that's my fantasy football defense too. It's my it's my
Speaker 1: it's my Dolphins today. I knew it was gonna be
Speaker 1: a big day and board to day show. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: was a great call. I can't. I just feel for
Speaker 1: anybody who started Tyrod Taylor on their fantasy team. I
Speaker 1: don't know if there's many people that did that. Well,
Speaker 1: if Aaron Rodgers is your quarterback, you know, Juice get
Speaker 1: up here and told me, why don't you put Jordan
Speaker 1: Loving driving? Sounds like that's a great idea. That's what
Speaker 1: I should have done. We're gonna save that for maybe
Speaker 1: the second hour because I have major issues with that.
Speaker 1: But right now I'm feeling good. Were you three and
Speaker 1: a half hours ago? Bro? You could have held my
Speaker 1: life this game this week? I could have used that.
Speaker 1: My wife does my fantasy football team. So yeah, So
Speaker 1: you meant the interchangeability of the safeties and what it
Speaker 1: does a confusing a quarterback or a receiver. That's what
Speaker 1: happened on Javon Holland's pick. They had both those guys
Speaker 1: were lined up over the slot, the slot receiver, and
Speaker 1: that usually indicates if you're gonna cap a cornerback that
Speaker 1: he's gonna blitz right because you have to fill that spot.
Speaker 1: And so Jones blitzes, and then Holland gets out and
Speaker 1: rotates back to the deep post, goes all the way
Speaker 1: to the other side of the field. Boom, Jones hits,
Speaker 1: makes the hit on Taylor h halland winds up with
Speaker 1: the pick on the other side of the football. I
Speaker 1: thought that was awesome to see. And both of those
Speaker 1: guys perfect center field play right there. He went a
Speaker 1: long way to get to that one, and he had
Speaker 1: to tippy toe to keep it in bounds right here,
Speaker 1: you know. So he went a long way to get
Speaker 1: down for sure. That's all he did at the University
Speaker 1: of Oregon. And it paired up well with the pass
Speaker 1: brush right Seth. And I kind of asked you at
Speaker 1: some point in the game, we got a quick manute
Speaker 1: to get it before we get out here. But I
Speaker 1: want to go back and talk about this on the
Speaker 1: other side. Actually the manual agbat Jalen Phillips combination today
Speaker 1: where I asked you what Jason Taylor was saying and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, yeah, put the radio bugs in my ear,
Speaker 1: have putes in. I wanted to hear his breakdown because
Speaker 1: there was a play where Jalen Phillips, I thought, showed
Speaker 1: you exactly what he's capable of doing. We'll talk about that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about the quarterback situation with what happened
Speaker 1: in the game today. We'll hear from Coach Floors before
Speaker 1: we do that. We're not gonna speculate until we hear
Speaker 1: from Coach on that game balls, game balls, guys, and
Speaker 1: the drive of the game. All of that and a
Speaker 1: whole lot more coming up on this edition of the
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