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Speaker 1: And on today's show, it was a tough tape watch.
Speaker 1: We are unpacking another lost cathartic therapeutic Those are the
Speaker 1: words I'm hoping to use to describe this episode. We'll
Speaker 1: take a look at the all twenty two, the numbers
Speaker 1: and break it all down before hearing from head coach
Speaker 1: Mike McDaniel and his Monday afternoon press conference from the
Speaker 1: Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex. This
Speaker 1: is the Drift time. Go ahead and pull the bandit
Speaker 1: off right away here and start with the offense and
Speaker 1: the quarterback, and honestly, this tape was sensational through three quarters.
Speaker 1: Even some throws in between the interceptions were great throws
Speaker 1: from the quarterback. But you're gonna look back at this
Speaker 1: game and three plays that undid the entire thing for
Speaker 1: the QB. It starts off with a great throat of
Speaker 1: Tyreek with a free hitter right into his face where
Speaker 1: the ball is out before Tyreke even throttles down on
Speaker 1: the route. And this is one of two of his
Speaker 1: best traits on this play where he can layer the
Speaker 1: football and what that means is a certain level of
Speaker 1: touch and location to put the ball in a spot
Speaker 1: that is not about like the velocity or the trajectory.
Speaker 1: It's just a certain type of finesse on the throw
Speaker 1: that gets it up over a certain level and then
Speaker 1: back down with just a certain amount of torque and spin.
Speaker 1: And that's arm talent. That's that's all about what throwing
Speaker 1: the football successfully is all about. He's got that touch
Speaker 1: and feel to lay that thing out with the right
Speaker 1: amount of pace so Tyreek can finish the route, get
Speaker 1: his head back to the football and locate it and
Speaker 1: not have to look back at the line, drive this
Speaker 1: five feet from his face and try to react in
Speaker 1: time for that and for two of the balls thrown
Speaker 1: perfectly into a pocket between three Packers defenders, and he
Speaker 1: does this under pressure from an awkward platform. The tape
Speaker 1: was full of throws like this all early on in
Speaker 1: this game. I didn't think the initial third down deep
Speaker 1: shot the Tyreek hill was a defensive past interference like
Speaker 1: I saw a lot of folks on Twitter calling for.
Speaker 1: I thought it was really good coverage and you see
Speaker 1: the power of Tyreg and that he still uncovers at
Speaker 1: the very end. Two. I needed a perfect ball, no
Speaker 1: margin for air on that throw. He just left it
Speaker 1: a tad inside. Let's break down the Waddle touchdown first.
Speaker 1: What a great call and design. It's a two man
Speaker 1: route with Waddle and Tyreek. It's run from twenty one personnel,
Speaker 1: so you get the Packers based defense on the field
Speaker 1: and they pull a safety down to the box trying
Speaker 1: to account for the extra two gaps you created by
Speaker 1: putting Durham Smith and alec ingled attached to the formation.
Speaker 1: Ingle did go in motion towards the fake toss side
Speaker 1: to the boundary side of the formation, and that held
Speaker 1: the attention of literally all eight box defenders, and this
Speaker 1: is why that opening drive and the run game success
Speaker 1: can be so vital. The Packers knew after those consistent
Speaker 1: seven eight yard ribs on tape that they needed an
Speaker 1: answer to the Dolphins running game in Miami. Probably knew
Speaker 1: that too, so they played off of it. We mentioned
Speaker 1: the Packers playing that cover three really all year long,
Speaker 1: and on the back end of their blitz as they'll
Speaker 1: drop into that cover three. Same deal here the middle
Speaker 1: of the field safe. He took a poor angle and
Speaker 1: ran it right into a block of Tyreek hill. Let's
Speaker 1: give some more love to twa here, because this is
Speaker 1: an over route that takes time to develop even with
Speaker 1: wattle speed off the line. So the weak side end,
Speaker 1: who has run responsibility for the cutback and slash will
Speaker 1: flatten down the line in pursuit of the run away
Speaker 1: from him him. Once he sees two of the football,
Speaker 1: he converts that pursuit to a rush of the quarterback
Speaker 1: and it's free because they have eight against our seven
Speaker 1: and he's the unblocked man off the edge of the formation.
Speaker 1: The play fake takes care of the unblocked man, but
Speaker 1: you still have to deal with pressure in your face
Speaker 1: with a run action puts pause on that defender, which
Speaker 1: you needed because if he ran right a two of
Speaker 1: that play blows up from the start. But when to
Speaker 1: h gets back into a throwing possession off of play pass,
Speaker 1: Wattle is just barely breaking inside the numbers to that
Speaker 1: side of the field, to the boundary. He would eventually
Speaker 1: catch the ball on the hash on the other side
Speaker 1: of the field, so he really covered like half the
Speaker 1: football field too. From a fade away off the back foot,
Speaker 1: throws it right before Waddle clears the two backers, and
Speaker 1: that had gotten depth after the initial surge forward, but
Speaker 1: it was too much and too late. So it's a
Speaker 1: great play by the quarterback to that point, and then
Speaker 1: the Penguin and Chia just take over from there. I
Speaker 1: love how Tyreek misses the block initially but then buses
Speaker 1: butt to get right back into position to really make
Speaker 1: the key block down field for Wattle. Also, Waddles acceleration
Speaker 1: from leaving his feet and then hitting back on the
Speaker 1: ground is in sane to me. He's kind of like
Speaker 1: one of those wind up cars that you pull back
Speaker 1: on the table and then let go and it takes off.
Speaker 1: He just has unreal zero to sixties speed. Then he
Speaker 1: makes a move that leaves Jyr Alexander in the dust,
Speaker 1: and then it's a race to see who can run
Speaker 1: thirty five yards fastest in the answer is seventeen. There
Speaker 1: he hit the fifth fastest speed on the play of
Speaker 1: anybody in the NFL this year, at twenty one point
Speaker 1: six five miles per hour, and it was the fastest
Speaker 1: time by a wide receiver on a touchdown catch this season.
Speaker 1: Connor Williams on that play, by the way, prevented Kenny
Speaker 1: Clark from penetration with a quick upfield first step that
Speaker 1: could have impacted the play if fifty eight did not
Speaker 1: cut him off. So tip of the cap there too.
Speaker 1: What a great play all the way around. And the
Speaker 1: good plays continued. That scramble where TWA has Tyreek on
Speaker 1: the on the rail route and then waddle on the slant,
Speaker 1: but the Packers took both away. It's another free hitter
Speaker 1: to it makes the man miss and scrambles for five
Speaker 1: on second and five, but it's a hold on Connor
Speaker 1: Williams and then the next play is an errand snap.
Speaker 1: These are the kind of things I think Mike was
Speaker 1: talking about after the game. That's a two place equence
Speaker 1: that we just haven't seen much of all year, and
Speaker 1: it takes us from first and ten at the plus
Speaker 1: thirty five to punting on our own side of the field.
Speaker 1: That's giving away drives. And we'll talk about one later
Speaker 1: in this game too, before the second interception where Miami
Speaker 1: had a chance to go and take a lead but
Speaker 1: then winds up being behind the chains and goes from
Speaker 1: first and goal to first and fifteen at the thirty
Speaker 1: yard line. You're giving away drives, you're giving away points.
Speaker 1: You do it multiple times in a game. That's how
Speaker 1: you wind up with the game tape where I'm sitting
Speaker 1: here watching it saying, if I don't know the score
Speaker 1: of this game, I don't know the flags coming out
Speaker 1: because you can't really see him on tape unless you
Speaker 1: look for the yellow hankies. I'm thinking the Dolphins won
Speaker 1: this game by three or four scores. But you look
Speaker 1: at the end of the day and it's not that way.
Speaker 1: Because these key moments, with key critical errors, it's got
Speaker 1: to stop happening at some point. It's week sixteen, when
Speaker 1: will that stop happening. It's killing this offensive production and
Speaker 1: the win lost column. As a result, I could argue
Speaker 1: the last three games should have been Dolphins wins, but
Speaker 1: these little errors like this keep poking up and causing
Speaker 1: you to not win these close games. That's how you
Speaker 1: lose close games. Every game in the NFL typically comes
Speaker 1: down to one score, like on on balance, When you'd
Speaker 1: have errors like this, you're going to lose those one
Speaker 1: score games. That's happening here the last few week from
Speaker 1: Leimy Dolphins, and they have to get it corrected by
Speaker 1: next week. Tyreek then catches a glance behind the linebackers
Speaker 1: under that cover three coverage and does this little pirouet
Speaker 1: at the time of the tackle where he almost spun
Speaker 1: out of the tackle. And I just want to make
Speaker 1: a mention of this because watching him like it defies
Speaker 1: the basic rules of science. The low center of gravity
Speaker 1: he has, the power and speed he has in those legs,
Speaker 1: it produces moments like this where you're like, hmm, didn't
Speaker 1: know gravity could be changed like that, but apparently Tyreek
Speaker 1: Hill can do that. Back to more good to After
Speaker 1: the Armstead hold, the Packers drop seven on first and
Speaker 1: twenty and we get Tyreek on a speed out with
Speaker 1: Ghasiki running up the sideline and this might have been
Speaker 1: my favorite play from TAH of the day. Haven't gotten
Speaker 1: to the deep shot yet, so we'll see if that
Speaker 1: surpasses it. But Ta does this expedited pump fake that
Speaker 1: pulls the cloud corner off that side down to the
Speaker 1: speed out and it springs to Mike Kasicki rather free
Speaker 1: into that level of the defense. But before two was
Speaker 1: even finishing the pump, he's already got his feet set
Speaker 1: to make the throw and he resets all in this
Speaker 1: one motion and the balls out like like within a
Speaker 1: half of a pump fake. It's really crazy if you
Speaker 1: haven't had a chance to go back and watch it,
Speaker 1: one of the more uncanny pump fakes I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: And because of that, Mike clears the corner and the
Speaker 1: ball is in there before that half field safety can
Speaker 1: close and put a big hit on our guy. Mike
Speaker 1: then fell down because yeah, doesn't happen at that position.
Speaker 1: But I want to get to the fourth quarter because
Speaker 1: this tape right now is absolutely sizzling. It's really good.
Speaker 1: And again first and fifteen, after another procedural penalty, we
Speaker 1: heard to a break this down that the Packers wearing
Speaker 1: a hybrid coverage. He called it six strong quarters to
Speaker 1: one side, cover two to the other. He climbs the
Speaker 1: pocket from pressure, hitches up anticipating a bomb throw, and
Speaker 1: you see Wattle occupy the field deep third safety and
Speaker 1: that cover three once again, and the middle third safety
Speaker 1: cheats down on Wattles. You're getting this give and take
Speaker 1: now between Waddle and Tyreek, where it's not just takeaway ten.
Speaker 1: We have to contend with seventeen as well. And when
Speaker 1: he catches eighty four yard touch downs NDI, and that
Speaker 1: clears the point the post for Tyreek Hill and too
Speaker 1: lets it flies from his own forty with Tyreek at
Speaker 1: the seven yard line, just inside the numbers of the boundary,
Speaker 1: and I don't think you could throw it much better.
Speaker 1: He could have put it one yard further and probably
Speaker 1: scores a touchdown. But if you're mad about that on
Speaker 1: a throw fifty yards away, then you don't understand, like
Speaker 1: how difficult the percentage of that throw is. But it
Speaker 1: hits him right in the bread basket just before the
Speaker 1: defenders converge. And at this point he's right under two
Speaker 1: hundred yards passing in the first half. At one point
Speaker 1: in this game, he was seven for ten with two
Speaker 1: with two and ten yards in a touchdown. How do
Speaker 1: you lose that game? Man? I'm still the first and
Speaker 1: seventeen throw to Waddle after the fake punt stop and
Speaker 1: the hold on big rob Hunt. That was a beautiful
Speaker 1: piece of timing from the entire offense again, just looking unstoppable,
Speaker 1: And it makes sense why McDaniel said nobody in that
Speaker 1: locker room expected the result they got when they went
Speaker 1: in for the halftime break. They were absolutely rolling. Now too,
Speaker 1: had a couple of bad plays after this. He missed
Speaker 1: an open Gaziki and Tyree looking right at them on
Speaker 1: a sack on the next play. Just didn't play that
Speaker 1: one decisively. But then after a sack we convert on
Speaker 1: third and fourteen with another seed, this one to Trent
Speaker 1: Sherfield where he steps up from pressure off the edge
Speaker 1: and fires it before Sherfield clears the hook backer and
Speaker 1: settles him in right in front of the safety. Multiple
Speaker 1: big time throws in this tape. Then another sack that
Speaker 1: I think was on two two sacks on this drive
Speaker 1: where his initial reads were open. Got to clean that up.
Speaker 1: The first drive of the second half, great throw, great
Speaker 1: route by a Waddle on a deep whip. That's a
Speaker 1: route usually see it the five to eight yard range
Speaker 1: where you challenge inside leverage, put your foot in the
Speaker 1: ground and went back out to the outside. Waddle runs
Speaker 1: this one of fifteen yards down the field. Two has
Speaker 1: got a great pocket and rips it right on the
Speaker 1: upfield shoulder to lead him into nine yards after the
Speaker 1: catch when there was less than a yard separation. That's
Speaker 1: another really good placed football. So a couple of mistakes
Speaker 1: in the first half in terms of not being decisive
Speaker 1: on a couple of throws that he took sacks on.
Speaker 1: But again, this tape looks so good at this point,
Speaker 1: but then we get intior pressure on third and eight
Speaker 1: before the Sanders missfield goal. Tyreek is open at the
Speaker 1: sticks on this play, but to has to flush the
Speaker 1: other side and throws it away. Now we're onto the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. I mean, he told us, but he just
Speaker 1: overshot Tyreek on the first pick. The Packers had that
Speaker 1: two man route combo from Tyreeke and Jalen boxed in,
Speaker 1: so it was a very tight window throw. But he's
Speaker 1: made those all year long. This one just sALS and
Speaker 1: Alexander is able to sit back on it and wait
Speaker 1: on it. Because they had two backside defenders walling off
Speaker 1: those crossers and the middle of the field safety clamping.
Speaker 1: I thought the next throw to Waddle for six team
Speaker 1: was awesome. The first throw of the next series, similar
Speaker 1: play to the eighty four yard touchdown, but this time
Speaker 1: the backers get depth on that over route so to
Speaker 1: a buy some time and attacks line scrimmage and throws
Speaker 1: it so Waddle can get more time to uncover from
Speaker 1: those guys, develops further and he throws it up high
Speaker 1: away from the linebackers and Waddle climbs the ladder and
Speaker 1: goes and gets it. A really nice play and a
Speaker 1: bounce back throw from the previous throw. I thought the
Speaker 1: next throw going to Trent Sherfield it was a second
Speaker 1: and seven play, was another very nice play. Uh. He
Speaker 1: throw ows him away from danger, away from the coverage,
Speaker 1: away from where the leverage was. Then they get a
Speaker 1: great pass break up on a great play by Douglas
Speaker 1: against Wattle, and then another really nice shot to Tyreek
Speaker 1: right on the money that allowed him to catch it
Speaker 1: on the move for twenty more yards. So you're under
Speaker 1: eight minutes trailing by three. First intent at the twenty
Speaker 1: seven yard line at that point, you're thinking, we're gonna
Speaker 1: rescue this game. For all that the warts we had,
Speaker 1: we're gonna rescue it, especially after the next play where
Speaker 1: it's second and eight and Waddle uncovers on a slant
Speaker 1: and takes it down to the ten yard line. Instead,
Speaker 1: it's a procedural penalty. He didn't check with the raft
Speaker 1: to see if he was covering up the tackle. Easy
Speaker 1: five yard flag. Moving back to second and thirteen from
Speaker 1: the thirty op post to the first and goal from
Speaker 1: the ten twenty yards lost. Then the pick two was
Speaker 1: a catch rock throw to Raheem and he's flexed out
Speaker 1: to the two receiver position to the strong side of
Speaker 1: the formation. Balls in the middle of the field, so
Speaker 1: there's no field boundary, but Raheem just kept running, never
Speaker 1: looked back to the quarterback. Looks like he thought it
Speaker 1: was a clear out route to A throws at short
Speaker 1: and it's right to the linebacker. Personnel wise, it was
Speaker 1: a nice look because you have twenty one personnel, but
Speaker 1: when empty, so two backs, one tight end and nobody
Speaker 1: behind to a and then ingold motions back in Durham's
Speaker 1: the one to the strong side, ingled in the shotgun
Speaker 1: with two while Raheem's this two to the strong side
Speaker 1: of the formation. So the strong side of the formation
Speaker 1: is literally Durham, Raheem and Ingled as your eligibles. There
Speaker 1: was a nice little lane there for him to catch
Speaker 1: it and run maybe all the way, I don't know.
Speaker 1: There was a big spot there for him to run.
Speaker 1: He never looks back and it's a great play by
Speaker 1: Devandre Campbell will follow to his eyes to the football.
Speaker 1: More on that just a second. Finally, the third one,
Speaker 1: Tyreek runs a square in Mike Kasiki runs the flag.
Speaker 1: That flat corner presses Tyreek and you see two A
Speaker 1: look at him like he says, okay, he's pressing, which
Speaker 1: means space and behind him is open. Then you try
Speaker 1: to attack a second level. But the minute two comes
Speaker 1: off of Tyreek, Rasul Douglas falls off. That corner falls
Speaker 1: off right there, and then the ball was way short
Speaker 1: of the target. A higher throw. I think Mike could
Speaker 1: have made a play. Just a really out of character
Speaker 1: quarter when we come to see from this quarterback for
Speaker 1: you know, three years now, that's the only way I
Speaker 1: can describe it. I will say this, and this goes
Speaker 1: back to the Davandre Campbell pick, and I think you
Speaker 1: know McDaniel intimated as much as postgame pressor to his
Speaker 1: fundamentals got away from him after that first pick. And
Speaker 1: that's happened a few times this year. Right, He's so
Speaker 1: good at using his eyes to move guys. We raved
Speaker 1: Bottle on the podcast all the time. But the Packers
Speaker 1: played disciplined football and sometimes would not let the cheese.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't take the cheese. But he's still attacked. It's
Speaker 1: tough because the anticipation is the superpower. But now you're
Speaker 1: gonna have teams probably trying to copy that. And when
Speaker 1: it's a tight game or he's coming off a mistake,
Speaker 1: he seems to really press. And his last throw is
Speaker 1: a good example of that, where dude, it wasn't there,
Speaker 1: and if it was, like your location was way off,
Speaker 1: what's going on? That's that's not who you are. You're
Speaker 1: better at making better decisions and better accuracy than that.
Speaker 1: It's a continuation of his mechanics getting bad against pressure
Speaker 1: last year and putting the ball in harm's way like
Speaker 1: the Titans game for instance, that was pressure in the pocket,
Speaker 1: and he just continued to lose his fundamentals. He did
Speaker 1: more of that in this game after some stalled drives
Speaker 1: that little flips past he had off script that was
Speaker 1: also nearly picked. It's something to improve upon, Like things
Speaker 1: aren't always gonna go well, so you have to improve
Speaker 1: those when games are going against you and have that
Speaker 1: ability to bounce back and come back. Because think about
Speaker 1: the Ravens come back. It was all going well in
Speaker 1: that moment, right, Like he had the two picks early,
Speaker 1: but when it was eight, he was just rolling and rolling, rolling.
Speaker 1: He probably felt confident. If we can get him playing
Speaker 1: at that level despite the surroundings, we'll be talking. But
Speaker 1: that's it's one spot that I think is uh, you
Speaker 1: can look at for improvement. All things told, a lot
Speaker 1: of good on tape, but a couple of critical errors
Speaker 1: undoes that, and now he needs to get those corrected
Speaker 1: and get right back to the blistering pace we've seen
Speaker 1: most of the year because we need it this week
Speaker 1: right now. Let's go ahead and take a break and
Speaker 1: come back and talk about the rest of the offense.
Speaker 1: That's next Drivetime Podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to
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Speaker 1: Drivetime Podcast. We are rolling into segment number two. Before
Speaker 1: we look at the defense, let's go ahead and finish
Speaker 1: up the offense. Receivers Tyreek Hill and Jalen Waddle continue
Speaker 1: just to amaze me and everything they do. I talked
Speaker 1: about the individual place, but there isn't much to break
Speaker 1: down here because their release, their timing, their work up
Speaker 1: the stem, the way they attack blind spots, they the
Speaker 1: way they make catches in stride or off frame. It's
Speaker 1: all so good man that a legal formation call hurt though.
Speaker 1: Man Like, let's get lined up right, guys, because that's
Speaker 1: that's a killer. But these two guys are the best
Speaker 1: in the business. For my money. Rob Hunt is putting
Speaker 1: together a really good season. He's moving people wherever he
Speaker 1: wants with consistency, and he's doing it every aspect of
Speaker 1: the position. And go reach a three technique, Go seal
Speaker 1: the nose guard, climbed to the force linebacker and displace him.
Speaker 1: He is really really dang good Pro Bowl good. There's
Speaker 1: a Jeff Wilson run to open the third quarter where
Speaker 1: he pulls and has the force defender all alone, and
Speaker 1: big offensive lineman missed those blocks in space all the
Speaker 1: time because it's tough to sprint at three and thirty
Speaker 1: pounds come to balance and hit a block station are
Speaker 1: Usually they just run through a spot and try to
Speaker 1: get in the way best possible. On this play, rob
Speaker 1: attacks the outside shoulder, turns him inside and seals off
Speaker 1: the lane. For Jeff Wilson, he is a great player
Speaker 1: at this point. Need a one yard touchdown run running
Speaker 1: behind sixty eight. Him and Brandon Shell hit a great
Speaker 1: double team. Then Hunt climbs to the second level linebacker
Speaker 1: takes care of him. You get good dents from Smith
Speaker 1: and Long off the edge to create that space as well.
Speaker 1: But how about Alec Ingle blowing up the force defender
Speaker 1: completely decleted him on that touchdown run from Jeff Wilson.
Speaker 1: Speaking of great lineman, something I've been noticing but haven't
Speaker 1: mentioned the podcast. The Way to Ron sells a certain
Speaker 1: action I think has low key big impacts on this offense.
Speaker 1: On an RPO rip to Tyreek, he opens his gate
Speaker 1: on the first step to match the run action and
Speaker 1: the end tries to crash inside, which is where that
Speaker 1: run gap is developing. But then he opens up the hips,
Speaker 1: readjust his landmark and walls him off. That helps influence
Speaker 1: those second level defenders to like, especially when it's paired
Speaker 1: with the left guard pulling out of that gap. They're
Speaker 1: watching the offensive lines movement, trying to figure out the play,
Speaker 1: and they're selling, you know, a bill of goods with
Speaker 1: those initial movements, and Toron is a big part of that.
Speaker 1: Those two guys Tehron and Rob hit key blocks on
Speaker 1: a thirteen yard most dirt run right before the deep
Speaker 1: ball to Tyreek. The whole play with Chef's kiss, Torn
Speaker 1: has to turn the five technique and told him for
Speaker 1: a slow developing inside zone bounce by Raheem Hunt Poles
Speaker 1: and swallows up the key linebacker in that b gap.
Speaker 1: Smith has a great seal. Rob Jones and Connor Williams
Speaker 1: make a great seal to point with Shell walling off
Speaker 1: his edge hat on a hat beautiful, but you get
Speaker 1: a holding call that I don't know if I agree
Speaker 1: with Hun to Ron Armstead. Rough game for Connor Williams,
Speaker 1: which I haven't said all year long. He was dispatched
Speaker 1: in past pro a couple of times, had a killer
Speaker 1: penalty and a bad snap just Kenny Clark got the
Speaker 1: best of him. Doesn't happen very often, but I did
Speaker 1: in this game. I thought Durham. Smith had some great
Speaker 1: key blocks and running plays. Had some pass pro gaffs
Speaker 1: which are kind of you know a thing week by
Speaker 1: week of the tight end position here um, but he
Speaker 1: had a really good down block on the first run
Speaker 1: play of the game, and the opening play of drive
Speaker 1: three he seals a big lane for a Wilson twelve
Speaker 1: yard run. That first half fumble was such a killer,
Speaker 1: just an absolute killer, well blocked arm tackle, punches at
Speaker 1: free Raheem. That and the interception from Raheem. That's he'll
Speaker 1: he'll worry about those all week long. I'm sure that's
Speaker 1: too tough plays. I thought the pass pro in general
Speaker 1: wasn't the standard we've come to expect when we had
Speaker 1: this line up in the game, I thought, who could
Speaker 1: have gotten the ball out quick a couple of times
Speaker 1: when there was some plays we made, but he just didn't.
Speaker 1: And then the scramble throw to Waddle before the fourth
Speaker 1: down conversion. Immediate pressure forced two to find a new
Speaker 1: platform on that throw and as a result, he couldn't
Speaker 1: get to Tyreek, who was uncovered. Packers Front has some dudes,
Speaker 1: Preston Smith and Kenny Clark in particular, and they were
Speaker 1: getting in with more frequency than some of the recent
Speaker 1: poems we faced. And all in total, I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: Durham had a couple of protection breakdowns that killed some plays.
Speaker 1: Jeff Wilson did the did that on the throwaway before
Speaker 1: the standards, missed, just completely whiff a block that would
Speaker 1: have given to a pocket Tyreek uncovered. You gotta make
Speaker 1: these these very, you know, basic type of blocks. Rob
Speaker 1: Jones had a bust that led to immediate pressure that
Speaker 1: forced us to move off the original read. Kenny Clark
Speaker 1: gave Williams his worst game as a Dolphin. Mostard had
Speaker 1: some errors too, had the two places where I thought
Speaker 1: if he had throws before us coming to pressure, we
Speaker 1: could have moved the chains. And then too, I had
Speaker 1: the two really bad picks and then the third one
Speaker 1: as well. I legit philis could have been a forty
Speaker 1: point output. And now that it's week sixteen, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna keep telling you that we're gonna get there because
Speaker 1: these shoot yourself in the foot airs. That's who you
Speaker 1: are at this point of the year until you prove otherwise.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins have to get it figured out this week.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and go right over at the defensive
Speaker 1: side of the football here and start on defense, and honestly,
Speaker 1: I feel kind of the same way I do about
Speaker 1: the offense where they were just they played really well.
Speaker 1: The tape I thought was good for like three courters
Speaker 1: of the game, but there was just a few plays
Speaker 1: that got away from the defense. And more notably, kind
Speaker 1: of the story of the year for the defense this season,
Speaker 1: to me, has been the inability to capitalize on opportunities.
Speaker 1: You know, third down defense is good in this game.
Speaker 1: I've talked about the situations that they faced in that
Speaker 1: game on Sunday, and those were all tough circumstances they overcame.
Speaker 1: But the difference to me between this defense this year
Speaker 1: compared to the last two years was the ability to
Speaker 1: take the ball away to convert and finish splash plays
Speaker 1: that thereby didn't extend drives, got your play countdown, got
Speaker 1: the ball back to the offense more, and obviously improved
Speaker 1: your field position. Hasn't happened at all this year, and
Speaker 1: this game was a microcosm of just that. So many
Speaker 1: balls that were tipped into the air, chance to make
Speaker 1: a play an interception that Exhaviing Howard makes one hundred
Speaker 1: times out of one hundred and one. We just so
Speaker 1: happened to have the one hundred one time here. All
Speaker 1: year long, that's been the situation. Rogers hemmed into the
Speaker 1: pocket in the grasp, almost gets out of it, escapes
Speaker 1: and makes a first down run like all year long,
Speaker 1: it's happening. This tape was more of that too, So
Speaker 1: as well as the defense played. I'm gonna be a
Speaker 1: little bit critical at times because of those instances. But
Speaker 1: talk about X men first play of the game. His
Speaker 1: effort after that long kick return would have been so
Speaker 1: easy to say we just started first in goal like
Speaker 1: they're gonna score a touchdowns pack him. He didn't do that.
Speaker 1: His effort to the edge and sweat and took on
Speaker 1: a pulling right tackle to slow him down a guy
Speaker 1: he's giving up more than one hundred pounds too. That's
Speaker 1: teaching tape man. Great stuff from your captain on the
Speaker 1: opening play of the game. Then another captain on the
Speaker 1: second play of the game, landon Roberts. There's a great
Speaker 1: pursuit and breakdown of Rogers in space to get him
Speaker 1: to the ground. But I loved how once he noticed
Speaker 1: and he saw it quickly that it was boot action,
Speaker 1: he got off of the original play action track change directions,
Speaker 1: got on his horse and ran to the spot that
Speaker 1: Rogers was trying to get to to make the play.
Speaker 1: Just a great play from Landon roberts Man. They really
Speaker 1: went after Kater co who early in this game. Uh,
Speaker 1: they ran some plays where it was based personnel, condensed
Speaker 1: the package, get Miami into that man free press coverage.
Speaker 1: They roll the safety away, throw the glance in behind
Speaker 1: the linebackers and with that outside leverage given that inside access,
Speaker 1: pretty easy to go after those. And they went after Cater.
Speaker 1: But as part of the defense here where these corners
Speaker 1: have to be so perfect against two way goes. Really
Speaker 1: a lot of the time it's tough for guys to
Speaker 1: make it happen. But I think Cater's ability to do
Speaker 1: that all year long has been pretty damn good. Uh
Speaker 1: for this season. How about another captain on the next drive,
Speaker 1: that pop pass that Javon Holland closed down. He makes
Speaker 1: plays like that all the time. Man, He's a big
Speaker 1: time hitter. Great range, can come from the opposite side
Speaker 1: of the field, reads the flow of the play here
Speaker 1: and knives into the blockers to cause a loss. Again
Speaker 1: on a goal to goal situation, there was so many
Speaker 1: defensive wins early, like the Eric Rowe pass defense in
Speaker 1: the end zone. We had lost Aaron Rodgers on a
Speaker 1: third and eight scramble play previously, and that did happen
Speaker 1: a few times, but Eric Rowe bounces back with a
Speaker 1: really good tackle after that. Like this, We've played so
Speaker 1: many elusive quarterbacks where there's good coverage, good rush, moves
Speaker 1: him off the spot, then he creates a first down
Speaker 1: by escaping. Feels like it happens once or twice a week,
Speaker 1: and we just continue to play so many good quarterbacks man,
Speaker 1: so many good quarterbacks, but still like when the players
Speaker 1: are there, finish them, make the plays that you have
Speaker 1: opportunities to. So frustrating. And then the touchdown the first
Speaker 1: one Sandy Von was totally lost in coverage there. That was,
Speaker 1: you know, fourth down play that we could have made
Speaker 1: a made a stop there and gotten the ball back.
Speaker 1: The deep shot on cater Co who that was converted
Speaker 1: was really good coverage. But it was a perfect throw.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you why that's important here in just
Speaker 1: a second. Tip the cap on that one, because later
Speaker 1: in the game you see a non perfect throw on
Speaker 1: the fourth down attempt such a tough ask, but Kater
Speaker 1: handled it so well as he has all years. Zero, look,
Speaker 1: fourth and one. That's not uncommon at all. And I've
Speaker 1: always been a big proponent of the deep ball in
Speaker 1: short yardage because you don't have to manufacture the deep
Speaker 1: ball on those situations. Teams will naturally give you a
Speaker 1: look that gives you some some vertical one on one shots.
Speaker 1: And they got it. But Cater competed the entire way
Speaker 1: through their best wide receiver. For my money and Christian Watson.
Speaker 1: He was slightly open, but the balls a tad long.
Speaker 1: You shorten that window make them be perfect. Here they
Speaker 1: weren't big win by Cater and not his first of
Speaker 1: the day. The pick was another sensational play where again
Speaker 1: he's put in a situation where no safety help cover
Speaker 1: him on a three way go. His eyes are back
Speaker 1: to the football when he made the contact on the
Speaker 1: wide receiver, so there's no defensive pass interference there by
Speaker 1: the way, he has a right to play the football
Speaker 1: and feel for where the receiver is while he's looking
Speaker 1: back to the ball. That's how you do. It's teaching tape.
Speaker 1: Many times the leap and catches it at its highest
Speaker 1: point I'm excited about kater co whose future. Man, what
Speaker 1: a rookie year he's had. I thought ray Kuan Davis
Speaker 1: got off blocks really well in this game. He doesn't
Speaker 1: usually get a lot of chances to make like stat
Speaker 1: type of plays because he's so often plays that nose
Speaker 1: tackle and sees double teams in the run game. But
Speaker 1: he made some plays in this one, most notably against
Speaker 1: that fake punt. Just stay true to rules, true to
Speaker 1: his technique, and it led him to a huge play
Speaker 1: in the game. Andrew van Gekl makes plays, man, He
Speaker 1: got his hands on a pass early in the game.
Speaker 1: The second play in space on or that play I
Speaker 1: should say in space on second and goal in the
Speaker 1: tie game in the fourth quarter was so nice. Where
Speaker 1: he came from depth and he just has such spatial awareness.
Speaker 1: You see him kind of feel where guys are in
Speaker 1: certain zones and like, I'm not gonna stand here and
Speaker 1: cover grass, I'm gonna go find a body. He does
Speaker 1: such a good job of that and then gets downhill
Speaker 1: and makes tackles in space. Does anybody fail to finish
Speaker 1: more sacks in the Miami Dolphins, man, our pressure rates
Speaker 1: are so good, but like in this game, was was
Speaker 1: really disheartening because there are like Jerome Baker had a
Speaker 1: run on Aaron Rodgers on the play before they failed
Speaker 1: fourth down, so like it didn't matter in the grand scheme.
Speaker 1: But man, the tackle at Temple was like a fly by.
Speaker 1: Let's finish these sex Baker Chub. You know a lot
Speaker 1: of these guys are getting there. Just gotta finish the play.
Speaker 1: Speaking of finishing plays, Christian Wilkins is unreal man. He
Speaker 1: had tipball in the first quarter and immediate one gap
Speaker 1: win early in the second for a tackle for loss.
Speaker 1: The very next play, he gets a rerun for a
Speaker 1: QB hit on Rogers and forces an incomplete pass on
Speaker 1: third short. And the reason he had a free run
Speaker 1: is because his best buddy beats the left guard instantly
Speaker 1: with a dip and rip move and A J. Dillon
Speaker 1: crosses the formation to go get him your most immediate pressure,
Speaker 1: which freed up the blitz pick up for Wilkins that
Speaker 1: wasn't there, so he gets a quarterback hit. Then the
Speaker 1: first play of the next series, Wilkins beats the right guard,
Speaker 1: forces Rogers off the spot and steps it right into
Speaker 1: a sack of Eric Rowe, who went up against Aaron
Speaker 1: Jones and passed pro and dominated that rep, just engaged him,
Speaker 1: threw him out of the club. Made the sack drive
Speaker 1: before the end of the half. For Christian Wilkins. Another
Speaker 1: tip pass opening play third quarter. He's playing the four
Speaker 1: eye technique away from the play, comes all the way
Speaker 1: across the formation, makes the tackle, then tips another pass
Speaker 1: on the first play after the two interception. Guy's a
Speaker 1: Pro Bowl player, probably the best defensive tackle in the
Speaker 1: NFL this season. His production this year might be dt one.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Zack Seeler, that third and one stuff was
Speaker 1: vintage ninety two man every single week. Then on the
Speaker 1: opening drive the second half, second and six, Seiler throws
Speaker 1: his man all the way out of the club, and
Speaker 1: then A. J. Dillon tries to set our step as
Speaker 1: he sees nine two bearing down, and he trips and falls,
Speaker 1: and Steeler gets the easiest finish to a TfL he's
Speaker 1: ever had by kicking the crap out of the left card.
Speaker 1: I can't believe Extant make that pick man tough catch,
Speaker 1: but man, we got so used to him making tough
Speaker 1: plays look routine. It was a really nice rap eyes
Speaker 1: to the quarterback zone turn, but to the sideline feel
Speaker 1: that vertical route while you keeping your eyes in the quarterback,
Speaker 1: accelerate high point, make the catch. But then when he
Speaker 1: pulls it in his knee knocks it free. Of course
Speaker 1: it does, because that would have put us right at
Speaker 1: the plus forty yard line with play up ten in
Speaker 1: the first half. We get it back on the next drive.
Speaker 1: The next drive was the fumble, so it probably changes
Speaker 1: that entire script because you're in plus territory already, you're
Speaker 1: one first hand away from field goal range, and maybe
Speaker 1: you do fumble it back. Who knows, But that was
Speaker 1: the whole game. It's hard to keep saying that because
Speaker 1: it's legit been every loss this year. They're so tough
Speaker 1: to take these losses. As a fan, I can't imagine
Speaker 1: how it feels for the players. But there there were
Speaker 1: like fift team plays in this game where if it
Speaker 1: goes the other way, Miami wins. Like that's this was
Speaker 1: the what's the word the microcosm of the Bengals game
Speaker 1: that there was a you know, player to the Jets
Speaker 1: game even I know it was seventeen, but there were
Speaker 1: plays in that game where the Sanders miss field goal.
Speaker 1: I still think that game goes differently if it, if it,
Speaker 1: that play goes differently. The Waddle fumble in the Vikings game,
Speaker 1: the take your pick in the Niners game, the Gisiki
Speaker 1: fourth down catch, make that catch and convert? Did we
Speaker 1: score touchdown that drive? Probably the Chargers game. There's multiple
Speaker 1: instances in that one. The Phillips roughing, the passer call,
Speaker 1: the Buffalo game, do we get the dp I call
Speaker 1: on Jalen Waddle? A million other examples in that game
Speaker 1: then Green Bay. I feel like it was the pinnacle
Speaker 1: of that. Oh it hurts, It really hurts me. Okay,
Speaker 1: Thatt sucks some defensive struggles here. I'm not sure I
Speaker 1: understand all the soft and off stuff right on the
Speaker 1: fringe of field goal range. Right after the Raheem most
Speaker 1: Art fumble. You get a miss from Aaron Rodgers on
Speaker 1: first down, he just spikes a flat throw that was
Speaker 1: a totally missed by the quarterback. But then we give
Speaker 1: them nine yards by giving away ten yards of soft
Speaker 1: coverage for a catch and run on a quick hitter,
Speaker 1: easy as you like. They then convert on the third down.
Speaker 1: Would really like it if Bradley Chubb stops cheating inside
Speaker 1: on wide runs. He'll kind of swim inside the right
Speaker 1: tackle or left tackle, who then just says, okay, well,
Speaker 1: I wanted to seal you anyway, so I'll go ahead
Speaker 1: and pin you and keep you there. Happens all the time.
Speaker 1: We lose the edge in the run game and give
Speaker 1: those big runs up. We busted really bad on that
Speaker 1: third and nine from the minus forty five on the
Speaker 1: Packers opening second half touchdown drive, which would have been
Speaker 1: getting the ball back middle of the third quarter, right,
Speaker 1: That would be pretty great, but didn't happen that way.
Speaker 1: Rogers gets under pressure and we have Eric Row in
Speaker 1: the middle of the field between the hash marks and
Speaker 1: xaviing Howard at the numbers, both at the sticks. Ten
Speaker 1: yards down the field, a tight ends running acrosser pressure
Speaker 1: is getting in and the running back is leaking out.
Speaker 1: As that pressure gets in, X is out wide, Rose
Speaker 1: inside and it's zone. It's clearly zone coverage, and X
Speaker 1: chase at the tight end inside and by the time
Speaker 1: Roe sees him going there, he's two wait to get
Speaker 1: back outside, so the back has nothing but green grass.
Speaker 1: If it's zone, then stay in that spot, or if
Speaker 1: it's not, tell him, hey, I'm coming across. You gotta
Speaker 1: get wide over here to take the running back. There's
Speaker 1: communication there because it was the easiest third nine conversion.
Speaker 1: You can imagine it goes for twenty because again the
Speaker 1: back had all the sideline to work with. But if
Speaker 1: we just stay home or communicate, I don't know the
Speaker 1: responsibility to place and not on the defensive call, but
Speaker 1: you gotta get that stopped. Man, these are the type
Speaker 1: of things that are maddening, and they're happening on both
Speaker 1: sides of the ball. Weekly also, come on, man, challenge
Speaker 1: the plays when they're not made. That Lewis catch was
Speaker 1: on a catch. Let's challenge it. Gosh, your own Baker
Speaker 1: struggled in this game. The rep on the takeoff to
Speaker 1: Romeo Dobbs might have been the best of Keion Crossing's
Speaker 1: Dolphin's career. Didn't grab him, didn't even engage unless Dobbs
Speaker 1: did what she did a couple of times, stayed right
Speaker 1: in phase, pinned him to the perimeter. Really nice cornerback
Speaker 1: play on that particular rip. And man, I forgot about
Speaker 1: that failed mesh point between Rogers and A. J. Dillon
Speaker 1: before their go ahead field goal. The ball bounces right
Speaker 1: back to Dylan. Just that kind of game, man, like,
Speaker 1: I mean, how many balls we beat in this game,
Speaker 1: five or six? Can't get a single one of those
Speaker 1: to tip up into the air for an interception all year.
Speaker 1: You see, you guys, see the second down play before
Speaker 1: to a second pick, Alan Lazzar literally throws X to
Speaker 1: the ground like okay, I guess it's not a flag,
Speaker 1: but it gets them a twenty five yard play where
Speaker 1: nothing else was happening. It would have been a sack
Speaker 1: for sure. It winds up being a twenty five yard
Speaker 1: game and a huge one for the Packers. Then the
Speaker 1: next draft you get them on first and twenty and
Speaker 1: they spring that big run off the edge man that
Speaker 1: one hurt. That was just bad discipline, bad fundamentals to
Speaker 1: lose the edge and they wiped out three guys with
Speaker 1: one block as a result. Then Jalen Phillips made two
Speaker 1: plays to say have a late touchdown, then the third
Speaker 1: down play after that getting the guy to the ground
Speaker 1: to force a field goal. That those two plays, plus
Speaker 1: the effort on that trip up on Rogers on third
Speaker 1: and long was some really really good effort from Jalen Phillips.
Speaker 1: As we come to expect every single week, this tape
Speaker 1: was tough to watch. I'm so glad that I'm through it,
Speaker 1: but I cannot believe. I can't believe we didn't win
Speaker 1: that game. The Dolphins are such a better team and
Speaker 1: had every chance to win that football game game and
Speaker 1: didn't do it, and I am so so sad and
Speaker 1: so upset about it. Gosh, I should have won that
Speaker 1: football game. Let's go ahead and take no. Let's go
Speaker 1: to the stats first, PF stats too. On twenty plus
Speaker 1: yard air throws two for three seventy six yards ten
Speaker 1: to nineteen seven for eleven one ninety one touchdown, three picks,
Speaker 1: still a nineties seven passer rating. It was basically a
Speaker 1: great game, marred by three mistakes in total ten yard
Speaker 1: plus throws nine for fourteen for two sixty six, a touchdown,
Speaker 1: and three picks. They blitzed just twice, and it was
Speaker 1: Castler outhouse one eight four yard touchdown, one intercepted pass
Speaker 1: under pressure four for six for one and a touchdown
Speaker 1: pass that's really really good, uh all three picks worthout pressure.
Speaker 1: He was twelve for nineteen for one seven and three
Speaker 1: interceptions when he was kept clean. Waddle and Tyreek had
Speaker 1: two more huge games. Waddle produced one forty three on
Speaker 1: six targets. That's twenty three point eight yards per target.
Speaker 1: Also had six point to two yards per route ran.
Speaker 1: Waddle is second in that stat in the NFL from
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus at two point seven eight. He's first
Speaker 1: with eleven point eight yards per target this season. Tyreek
Speaker 1: had one o three on six targets that's seven team
Speaker 1: point two yards per target. He also had three point
Speaker 1: nine six yards per route rand. Remember two is really
Speaker 1: good on the year in those categories. He's first in
Speaker 1: yards per route RAND at three three point four nine.
Speaker 1: And what's really cool about this, nobody else is over three.
Speaker 1: The next highs is Waddle at to seven eight and
Speaker 1: Tyrek is fourth with ten point three yards per target
Speaker 1: this season. To really important stats, Dolphins killing with those
Speaker 1: two guys and the quarterback, by the way, throwing them.
Speaker 1: The football gets credit for that too. The quit telling
Speaker 1: me it's all about the receivers. The quarterback has a
Speaker 1: big part of the two where he most hurt, forced
Speaker 1: two miss tackles and average three point eight eight yards
Speaker 1: after initial contact. We allowed eight total pressures per Pro
Speaker 1: Football Focus, Armstead, Jones, Williams Hunt all had one apiece
Speaker 1: three from Brandon Shell but again I think there was
Speaker 1: more of a team effort on some of these. Remember
Speaker 1: how I said we averaged fourteen yards per carry behind
Speaker 1: Rob Hunt last week fifteen point five this week. Defensively
Speaker 1: pressures three for Chub, two for Phillips, Wilkins, Baker, and
Speaker 1: A Landon Roberts. Three guys had one run stops Holland, Phillips, Wilkins,
Speaker 1: Rake one, and E. Rob All had three. Cater Seiler, Gink,
Speaker 1: Baker and E. Ro All had two x had one.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and take the last break right here
Speaker 1: and come back on the other side and do snap
Speaker 1: counts from the game will also here from head coach
Speaker 1: Mike McDaniel his Monday afternoon press conference. That's next Drivetime
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Speaker 1: Let's real quick, go ahead and get into the snap
Speaker 1: counts here as you get wired and wire from the
Speaker 1: offensive line and quarterback. Fifty snaps for all those guys.
Speaker 1: Tyreek was the next highest snaptaker. He played forty snap.
Speaker 1: That's of the workload. Waddle played thirty seven Sherefield was
Speaker 1: next with twenty two and Cedric Wilson with thirteen Blon
Speaker 1: Sanders had seven snaps in the game. A lot more
Speaker 1: two back too tight end personnel in this game because
Speaker 1: a lot of receiver snaps not that high. In this game,
Speaker 1: Durham led all tight ends with thirty two snaps. That's sick.
Speaker 1: He played twelve snaps, and Hunter Long played four. At
Speaker 1: running back, Jeff Wilson gave you third. D alec Ingold
Speaker 1: gave you twenty seven. Most gave twenty six, almost a
Speaker 1: fifty fifties split there. On defense, Holland played every snap,
Speaker 1: Baker and co who played, and Xavien Howard played percent
Speaker 1: of the snaps. Christian Wilkins gave you of the snaps again.
Speaker 1: Steeler played those guys are crazy. Phillis played fifty five snaps,
Speaker 1: Row fifty three, Roberts fifty one. Ray Kwon gave you
Speaker 1: forty one snaps. Off the nose. Van Gigle gets a
Speaker 1: nice bump with thirty three snaps. Chubb played twenty eight,
Speaker 1: but he was injured in the game and came back.
Speaker 1: Jenkins played twenty two, cross And eighteen, McKinley fourteen, Melvin
Speaker 1: Ingram thirteen, and then some other guys had single digit
Speaker 1: snapcounts there, so pretty good workload across the board. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and here from head coach Mike McDaniel, who
Speaker 1: addressed the media on Monday afternoon. We start here with
Speaker 1: coach and actually, why don't we go ahead and just
Speaker 1: finish up here with some injury updates. As I'm sure
Speaker 1: you all saw by now that to a tongue of
Speaker 1: voloa will enter the concussion protocol this week. No timetable
Speaker 1: on the return or how he will progress through that,
Speaker 1: of course, has all uh turns over to the medical
Speaker 1: professionals and the doctors to make that decision on when
Speaker 1: he's ready to return to play again. So if it's
Speaker 1: not him, we'll get teddy Bridgewater on Sunday against the Patriots.
Speaker 1: We'll keep you guys abreast of all that situation moving
Speaker 1: forward here as the Dolphins look to get a big
Speaker 1: win Sunday and Foxburg. Let's go ahead and call it
Speaker 1: a podcast right there. I'm gonna just go ahead and
Speaker 1: wrap it up. If you want to find Mike McNally's
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