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Speaker 1: is up? Dolphans And welcome to the Drivetime podcast, part
Speaker 1: of the Miami Dolphins podcast Network covering your team, your
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins. How's it going? Everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield. And on today's show, it is part four
Speaker 1: of the season review series. We stopped by the quarterback
Speaker 1: room and also the specialists and knock out the two
Speaker 1: smallest rooms in one day. And also we're celebrating today
Speaker 1: the top ten celebrations of the season who had a
Speaker 1: better year than Miami in that category. Will also give
Speaker 1: you championship round thoughts. All of that and more from
Speaker 1: the Baptist Health studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 1: This is and just like that, there was one one
Speaker 1: football game remains, the Super Bowl. I get like super
Speaker 1: down this time of year. Man like we only have
Speaker 1: one football game left and then zero football games left.
Speaker 1: I always wind up kind of counting the minutes off
Speaker 1: the clock in the Super Bowl, and I don't really
Speaker 1: enjoy it as much as I probably should because we
Speaker 1: don't get football for seven more months after that. So
Speaker 1: I hope you enjoyed it. Let's go ahead and talk
Speaker 1: about the Championship Round, but first we open with some
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins related news. On Sunday afternoon or Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: the NFL Network reported that the Dolphins and Vic Fongio
Speaker 1: NFL uh around the NFL fans will appreciate that reference
Speaker 1: have agreed in principle on a deal to make him
Speaker 1: the newest Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator. And I want to
Speaker 1: give you my flashpoints and then give you a better
Speaker 1: breakdown on Wednesday's show when I've had some time to
Speaker 1: look deeper into Vic Fangio and the numbers will go
Speaker 1: to Sports Info Solutions and Pro Football Focus and grind
Speaker 1: some tape as well. I want to go back and
Speaker 1: watch how they defended Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills, how they
Speaker 1: defended Patrick Mahomes Kansasy Chiefs, how they defended Too a
Speaker 1: Tongue by looa In and that game up in Denver.
Speaker 1: All that stuff I want to get to and when
Speaker 1: we get an official for you, I'll give you the
Speaker 1: deep dive on coach as well, which I prefer anyway, because,
Speaker 1: like I said, it gives me more time to give
Speaker 1: you a thorough, credible analysis on what coach brings to
Speaker 1: the table. Off the top though the flashpoints. We a
Speaker 1: few things that he brings good defense, He coaches good
Speaker 1: defense wherever he goes. He brings a lot of wisdom,
Speaker 1: a lot of knowledge, a lot of experience, a lot
Speaker 1: of respect around the NFL. And there are several things
Speaker 1: that get me excited about this higher. All of you
Speaker 1: guys know that I was big on the Mike McDaniel
Speaker 1: train last year. In fact, I wanted him to get
Speaker 1: the O C job in when his names circulated around
Speaker 1: that particular position. This was the guy that I was
Speaker 1: hoping the dolphins would land. As many of you were
Speaker 1: in that same boat, because why wouldn't you the proof
Speaker 1: is in the pudding, just like it was with Mike McDaniel.
Speaker 1: This reminds me, and I'm sure you've heard this already.
Speaker 1: I've been talking about it to people that have you know,
Speaker 1: text with about the potential of Vic Fongio joining the
Speaker 1: Dolphins staff reminds me of when Sean McVeigh got his
Speaker 1: Wade Phillips. Like I'm in the head coach of the team,
Speaker 1: I specialize in offense, you go be the head coach
Speaker 1: of the defense. That's what the contract those guys got
Speaker 1: would signify that they basically run the defense. And it
Speaker 1: gives you another head coach in the building, which is
Speaker 1: never ever, ever a bad thing. What a perfect balance,
Speaker 1: by the way, that's kind of how Wade Phillips was.
Speaker 1: You've got the young, very very smart, kind of quirky,
Speaker 1: upshot guy and the old, respected, grizzled vet who clearly
Speaker 1: has a mutual respect between the two of them, which
Speaker 1: is so vitally critically important. Uh, you wouldn't take that
Speaker 1: job if you didn't. They share the same agent, so
Speaker 1: I'm sure that was a big part of it. And
Speaker 1: making him the highest paid defensive courtier like Dolphins got
Speaker 1: their guy man um More on that just a second.
Speaker 1: The four man rush package. I'm sure you know about
Speaker 1: his defense and kind of how he runs things. Four
Speaker 1: man rush, no blitzing. It's like acent blitz defense, which
Speaker 1: is a reduction of over fifty of what the Dolphins
Speaker 1: have ran traditionally the last couple of years. And we
Speaker 1: as we talked about on the podcast, the personnel kind
Speaker 1: of shifted away from that style of defense. The Dolphins
Speaker 1: did not shift away from that style of defense. You
Speaker 1: have to imagine this goes in that direction, especially after
Speaker 1: the Bradley Chubb trade, and how this team should should
Speaker 1: be able to generate pressure with just four rushers. Again,
Speaker 1: we'll talk more about that on Wednesday, but man on
Speaker 1: the fire about that. The three year deal is what
Speaker 1: report on NFL Network, which gives you continuity which you
Speaker 1: have never really gotten. I mean the Dolphins, We've always
Speaker 1: talked about this, right, how one side of the ball
Speaker 1: seems to get good and the other seems to set backwards.
Speaker 1: And what's a big reason for that? Because you're in
Speaker 1: stable at the assistant positions, at the coordinator positions, you
Speaker 1: can't develop the same system on either side of the football.
Speaker 1: Every coach the Dolphins have had has failed at surrounding
Speaker 1: themselves with good assistant coaches, going back to like Tony Sperno,
Speaker 1: I mean Brian Flores didn't work out for him, didn't
Speaker 1: work out for Adam Gays At bringing in a defensive
Speaker 1: coordinator on the other side of the football, Joe Philbin
Speaker 1: didn't do it. I mean Kevin Coyle was his first hire. Uh,
Speaker 1: Tony Sprawna was really the last one with um Mike
Speaker 1: nolan In was actually the last time the Dolphins hired
Speaker 1: a not first time defensive coordinator on that side of
Speaker 1: the ball. Those are some of the best defenses we
Speaker 1: had in those early two thousand tens. Uh. I already
Speaker 1: know what the defense can do. I think this corrects
Speaker 1: a lot of issues on the Dolphins defense in terms
Speaker 1: of the personnel match and that the talent they have
Speaker 1: in the scheme. I think the expectations should be a
Speaker 1: lot higher for this Dolphins team. And I just think
Speaker 1: the Dolphins ability to close on big time names is
Speaker 1: different and attracting big time names Tyreek Hill to Ron Armstead,
Speaker 1: those guys both had to choose to come here. Now
Speaker 1: Vic Fongio makes that same choice. I just I'm really
Speaker 1: pumped up about the possibilities here and how the defense
Speaker 1: will match it's personnel. Now, um, in terms of the zone,
Speaker 1: we talked about that a lot, right two high shells
Speaker 1: zone defense. We'll see what the safety position looks like
Speaker 1: going forwards to know Javon Holland probably has a big
Speaker 1: role there. We'll talk more about players this benefits UH
Speaker 1: with this new defensive shift on a future podcast. But man,
Speaker 1: it's there's a lot to be excited about here. But
Speaker 1: those are your flashpoints. Man, it's a lot, a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff to get to. I want to start at
Speaker 1: the tape and come back to you. Guys can talk
Speaker 1: about that. Before we do that. On Wednesday's podcast, Let's
Speaker 1: talk about Championship weekend. What we learned from the a
Speaker 1: f C, NFC championship games. One really good game, one
Speaker 1: not so good game. Another quarterback injury takes the Niners
Speaker 1: pretty much out of it all away across the boards,
Speaker 1: Eagles wiped them out for another blood victory for themselves
Speaker 1: in the championship round. They've had that in the last
Speaker 1: two times they went. And the Kansas City Chiefs knock
Speaker 1: off the Cincinnati Bengals, which I was happy to see.
Speaker 1: The Bengals were talking too much and the Chiefs were
Speaker 1: I like Mahomes a lot better than the the personnel
Speaker 1: the Chiefs or the Bengals have, I should say, But
Speaker 1: what we learned from Championship weekend pretty brief to me.
Speaker 1: We talked about the running game, control a lion scrimmage
Speaker 1: in the divisional round weekend, which I think is still
Speaker 1: very important this time of year. But what we noticed
Speaker 1: in this round was that the stars make the plays
Speaker 1: that make the difference. Davante Smith's catch on that fourth
Speaker 1: down that wasn't actually catched, but I mean still hell
Speaker 1: of an effort and looked really good. Christian McCaffrey's tackle
Speaker 1: breaking running for the niners only touchdown and tie that
Speaker 1: game after Brock Party had gone out. Hassan Reddick having
Speaker 1: like forty five sacks and sixteen four fumbles and recovering
Speaker 1: forty five of those. Uh Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelsey
Speaker 1: on that scrambled touchdown. Both Chase Higgins or Chase Higgins,
Speaker 1: Tee Higgins and Jamaar Chase making absurd individual efforts to
Speaker 1: make big plays, one for a touchdown one on fourth
Speaker 1: and sixth to keep the Bengals kind of in that game.
Speaker 1: And then obviously Chris Jones was getting pressure upfront constantly.
Speaker 1: I've always said the defense is as good as the
Speaker 1: offense they play in the NFL, But man, that dynamic
Speaker 1: changes when your front four is unstoppable, which kind of
Speaker 1: goes back to the Vic Fongio stuff like get Chub,
Speaker 1: get Phillips, get og Ball, get Wilkins, get Seedler, coming downhill,
Speaker 1: rush the quarterback, put pressure on them, and if your
Speaker 1: coverage schemes are confusing enough and complex enough to confuse
Speaker 1: the quarterback to hold the ball for just a few
Speaker 1: more seconds, for a few more tents of a second,
Speaker 1: that will make all the difference in the world. For
Speaker 1: the Dolphin's pass rush that was very good but couldn't
Speaker 1: quite finish the season. Kind of learned that in this game.
Speaker 1: In these games with the Eagles front and with how
Speaker 1: the Chiefs got after the Bengals with their mismatch offensive line,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs fronts not normally that dominant, but the Bengals
Speaker 1: offensive line was so shorthanded it kind of turned out
Speaker 1: that way. So again, more on vic Fongio, the rumor
Speaker 1: or not the rumor of the reports that he's been
Speaker 1: hired by the Miami Dolphins will have more and that's
Speaker 1: official for you guys. On a future episode Real Quick,
Speaker 1: Whipple Blast did not finish. It did not bring the
Speaker 1: title home. I had a chance on the very last
Speaker 1: game to hit the longest shot. Once you tie a game, uh,
Speaker 1: they go to a one hit pitch off and I
Speaker 1: was hitting some some pretty good shots all day, so
Speaker 1: I got the I got the call to have the
Speaker 1: tie breaking hit off, and I hit a groundball that
Speaker 1: like hit the ground and skipped all the way beyond
Speaker 1: the home run marker, which I thought was good, but
Speaker 1: they said no, it's where the ball first lands. The
Speaker 1: next guy comes up and hits the groundball that just
Speaker 1: barely gets higher than mind, but then stops like right there.
Speaker 1: So I was like, man, I hit that. My exit
Speaker 1: villa was like a hundred miles more than his, but
Speaker 1: it went further. So we lost. It was my fault.
Speaker 1: Um Sucks lost in the first round of the playoffs,
Speaker 1: went four. Oh we've now gone eleven and o in
Speaker 1: the last two years with the Blaste. A failure though
Speaker 1: for Juice Crew because we got bounced in the first round.
Speaker 1: So there you go. That's the weekend update, Championship round,
Speaker 1: reports of Vic Fonjio being the Dolphin's new defensive coordinator,
Speaker 1: and with full blast updates for twenty three busy podcast
Speaker 1: still to come here, So let's pick it up with
Speaker 1: the fourth part of our season reviews series and go
Speaker 1: to the Quarterback Room, a place I'm sure many of
Speaker 1: you have been looking forward to this particular episode of
Speaker 1: the series. Here breaking down the roster, what we have,
Speaker 1: what we have going forward, what's out there, and all
Speaker 1: that fun stuff getting you ready for the off season
Speaker 1: ahead in just a little over six weeks now before
Speaker 1: the new league year, and we're gonna do quarterbacks as
Speaker 1: well as a specialist talking with the quarterbacks here and
Speaker 1: the team accomplishments and stats that occurred. The Dolphins had
Speaker 1: the fourth most passing yards in the NFL this year
Speaker 1: four thousand, seven hundred and sixty five, and again that's
Speaker 1: without their quarterback for four and a half games. They
Speaker 1: were tied for fourth with thirty touchdown passes this year
Speaker 1: without their quarterback for four and a half games, and
Speaker 1: they were eight in passer rating at nine five without
Speaker 1: their quarterback for four and a half games. We threw
Speaker 1: for the most yards we've thrown four since Dan Marino
Speaker 1: was under center. That's pretty cool. And as a whole,
Speaker 1: I mean, what have I talked about on this podcast
Speaker 1: more than two a toungle by Lowa. I'm just such
Speaker 1: a believer in his game, and I think he showed
Speaker 1: you why I felt that way this season. His ability
Speaker 1: to attack the whole field based on a snapshot of information,
Speaker 1: to be able to get information backside based upon his
Speaker 1: front side read and make decisions and have the release
Speaker 1: get the football out. Commiserate with that decision making. It's
Speaker 1: your your mind, your feet, your arm are all hardwired together.
Speaker 1: That is immense quarterback talent. And we're gonna touch on
Speaker 1: this more in a second here I'll circle back to that.
Speaker 1: But the strides that he made with his eye discipline
Speaker 1: and the fact that the offense had progressions built in
Speaker 1: rather than just like hey, look at that. If it's
Speaker 1: not there, figure out yourself, like good luck. Um, that
Speaker 1: was cool. The downfield threat that was among the best
Speaker 1: in the NFL this year. The ability to make plays
Speaker 1: against pressure and mitigate free hitters or create with his
Speaker 1: pocket mobility, Like I feel like that's an overlooked part
Speaker 1: of his game. Like people say, it's not mobile, and
Speaker 1: he's not like the fastest guy by any stretch, but
Speaker 1: he creates. I mean, his first two years in the
Speaker 1: league he had some of the best pressure evasion rates
Speaker 1: in the NFL. Again, he's not gonna burn you with
Speaker 1: like the you know, fifty yards scramble. He's not gonna
Speaker 1: get out on the move and throw a rope fifty
Speaker 1: yards downfield on the move. But he can still evade
Speaker 1: pressure and make plays against pressure, and that pocket mobility
Speaker 1: is very good. And of course the accuracy to turn
Speaker 1: a fifteen yard complation versus the Packers into a chance
Speaker 1: for Wattle to open it up and run eighty four
Speaker 1: yards or the fifty nine yard or in Baltimore, or
Speaker 1: the sixty seven yard or in Buffalo, or that you
Speaker 1: get the freaking idea seventy five yards against the forty nine.
Speaker 1: Trent Surefield, I think we have a quarterback who has
Speaker 1: shown high, high level of play in terms of the
Speaker 1: between the ear stuff. And you know, Mike McDaniel talks
Speaker 1: about it with two on the sidelines mid games when
Speaker 1: he doesn't have to. He's not doing that for the
Speaker 1: cameras or for the show. He's doing it because it's
Speaker 1: the truth. Do you think you know more about quarterback
Speaker 1: play than Mike McDaniel, I don't. I take his word
Speaker 1: over mine, and I do this stuff a lot to
Speaker 1: It took a professional approach, put in the work and
Speaker 1: showed you he has what it takes to excel in
Speaker 1: the most important arena of the position, the processing, manipulation,
Speaker 1: application of all that stuff. And the best part about
Speaker 1: that is he's twenty four years old. It's only going
Speaker 1: to get better. We even saw growth with things within
Speaker 1: the season, even within a game. McDaniel described the mistakes
Speaker 1: on the second interception of the ball all the more
Speaker 1: game and what he was able to do after that,
Speaker 1: I mean, five touchdown passes in the second most passing
Speaker 1: yards in a game this season in the entire National
Speaker 1: Football League. And let's go ahead and circle back to
Speaker 1: the talent thing, because I've seen this in a few places,
Speaker 1: and I don't worry about fans that you know of
Speaker 1: fans don't understand the nuance that is football, and that's
Speaker 1: totally fine, Like it takes a lot to know this game.
Speaker 1: But I also see it from people that cover the game,
Speaker 1: beat writers and you know, like, for instance, there as
Speaker 1: a beat writer in Houston was talking about he used
Speaker 1: to work for the Jets Beat and he was talking
Speaker 1: about TWA and Zach Wilson and said that Zach Wilson's
Speaker 1: more talented than to U. No, he's not. Like, Talent
Speaker 1: isn't just how far you can throw a football. Man,
Speaker 1: it drives me crazy. Talent is the things I just
Speaker 1: talked about. Talent is what Kurt Warner broke down after
Speaker 1: the Baltimore game, and Josh McCowen broke it down, talked
Speaker 1: about his time with Kurt Warner in the same quarterback
Speaker 1: room and the ability to see things, to see them
Speaker 1: open up before they do, the processing, the application. That's talent,
Speaker 1: that's part of the quarterback position. Talent isn't just what's
Speaker 1: attached to your shoulder. It's everything. It's you know, and
Speaker 1: even armed talent, like that's not just velocity. Armed talent
Speaker 1: is layering a football into you know, into a bucket,
Speaker 1: over coverage and underneath coverage at the same time, like
Speaker 1: the two hole the cover two hole. Armed talent is
Speaker 1: you know, mitigating a rusher and having your feet not
Speaker 1: aligned to your target and being able to drop your
Speaker 1: arm slot and throw a football accurately regardless of where
Speaker 1: that elbow is or where the release point is to
Speaker 1: what does all that stuff? Man, He's not going to
Speaker 1: throw a fastball through your chest. But he's got immense
Speaker 1: arm talent in terms of the awkward platforms and the
Speaker 1: multi level of pitches you have to have in your
Speaker 1: bag to excel at this position in this league. So
Speaker 1: that's talent in and of itself. But also the other
Speaker 1: stime I mentioned, which really is what really Peter Griffin
Speaker 1: grinds my gears, Like, that's talent, man, It's not just
Speaker 1: about who can go out for a Pro day and
Speaker 1: throw the football. In short, it's like it drives me
Speaker 1: absolutely nuts. So this is what very talented quarterback. There's
Speaker 1: a reason that everybody wanted a piece of him after
Speaker 1: his college career before the hip injury. There's a reason
Speaker 1: why he played at a super high level for a
Speaker 1: super for the majority of the season, a super majority
Speaker 1: of the hells that mean, I don't know, man, Like
Speaker 1: I get on these tangents and rant and rave on
Speaker 1: these podcasts talking about this guy because I just feel
Speaker 1: like he is so unfairly covered by everybody else and
Speaker 1: it's held to a different standard that even you know,
Speaker 1: go watch somebody else play football, tell me what their
Speaker 1: games look like like. Compare other quarterbacks to what toa does.
Speaker 1: And he all year long except for a bad stretch
Speaker 1: of games, which, by the way, just because you had
Speaker 1: four bad games or you know, it wasn't even that
Speaker 1: like in the four losses, I think two and a
Speaker 1: quarter of those games were bad by two the other
Speaker 1: game in three quarters was really really freaking good. In fact,
Speaker 1: that Buffalo tape on the road is one of the
Speaker 1: best quarterback tapes I've watched of a Miami Dolphins quarterback.
Speaker 1: And I've been doing that since two thousand and twelve.
Speaker 1: You know, Ryan Tannehill's rookie year. It's not a high bar,
Speaker 1: but you get what I'm saying, Like, that was a
Speaker 1: great tape. And so you can't just discount a quarterback
Speaker 1: because he had three games you didn't like. You can't
Speaker 1: pick and choose that way, because I can give you
Speaker 1: any even more games that he was good. And so
Speaker 1: I just get really, I'm really annoyed by the discourse
Speaker 1: around this quarterback. I thought his performance this year would
Speaker 1: end that I think it mostly has. And again, you know,
Speaker 1: Twitter's on a representation of real life. But I see
Speaker 1: some folks talking about it the durability. Not going to
Speaker 1: argue with you guys on that that's got to get
Speaker 1: its self corrected. But as far as the ability, it's really, really,
Speaker 1: really damn good. I say so. Mike McDaniel says, so
Speaker 1: you should trust people like that. With Teddy Bridgewater, we
Speaker 1: heard Skyler talk about his presence a lot in terms
Speaker 1: of that veteran leadership that he provides and helping him
Speaker 1: understand the nuances of the offense and the league in general.
Speaker 1: I think when you talk about backup quarterbacks as a whole,
Speaker 1: as the football cactnes senti as it were, we tend
Speaker 1: to undervalue the well the value of the backup quarterbacks
Speaker 1: supporting the room in general, helping with cut ups. Hey
Speaker 1: go get me their third long reel. How do they
Speaker 1: blitz uh, you know when we when we motioned this
Speaker 1: h back across the formation. How do they divert their coverages?
Speaker 1: How do they rotate their safeties? How do they make
Speaker 1: them hybrid and interchangeable? Explaining what he sees in terms
Speaker 1: of coverage decisions, communicating the offense in the way that's
Speaker 1: easiest for a player to digest and based on the
Speaker 1: way Skyler talked about Teddy this year, I think it's
Speaker 1: an invaluable trait. Miami has to find that again in
Speaker 1: that backup position. Teddy did see the field, including you know,
Speaker 1: some up and down spots against the Vikings and Bengals.
Speaker 1: Uh didn't play. I think like you would hope from
Speaker 1: a player that you put that type of investment into.
Speaker 1: But I think his veteran presence was tangible in that way.
Speaker 1: Then with Skylar Thompson about as much as you can
Speaker 1: ask him a seventh round rookie and his coach mentioned
Speaker 1: at the one press at one press or the challenge
Speaker 1: of getting the experience, uh, you know, as the number
Speaker 1: three guy, when the only rapture getting are the ones
Speaker 1: over in the indoor structure after practice. You know. I
Speaker 1: would think it's safe to say you can see a
Speaker 1: big jump from Skyler in terms of how he just
Speaker 1: understands the offense, understands the pro game and the speed
Speaker 1: of the game. I hope so because that was, you know,
Speaker 1: something we needed when he stepped onto the field and
Speaker 1: it's your three quarterback, I don't expect, you know, a
Speaker 1: whole lot more than what you got but you need
Speaker 1: to take a big step in that area. And I
Speaker 1: think the way he works, the way he you know,
Speaker 1: perfects his craft, no doubt about it. He'll do that
Speaker 1: this offseason. When you asked me, let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: look at the numbers of the individuals here to a
Speaker 1: Toungo by low up. We've been over the rankings, right.
Speaker 1: He was the top ten quarterback in virtually every category,
Speaker 1: top two, three and the ones that really indicate the
Speaker 1: level of individual performance right alongside you know, combinations of
Speaker 1: Alan Mahomes Borrow hurts. But for some reason when to
Speaker 1: A does it doesn't count. Fired up here man oh
Speaker 1: yards per attempt eight point nine. Let the NFL touchdown
Speaker 1: interception ratio was three point one to five. I haven't
Speaker 1: had that at a quarterback since Dan Marino or did
Speaker 1: Chad Pennington do it into us and they I don't know,
Speaker 1: but a three to one touchdown interception ratio is pretty good.
Speaker 1: And you know three of those in the Packer game
Speaker 1: to drop touchdowns whatever uh yards per game two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy two point nine, he was second NFL and
Speaker 1: e p A per drop back at point to four.
Speaker 1: That was behind only Mahomes. His five percent sack percentage
Speaker 1: was also top ten. His pass rating of one oh
Speaker 1: five point i was tops in his total QBR at
Speaker 1: sixty eight point nine was third in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: Teddy Bridgewater had an eight point six y p A,
Speaker 1: so not a big drop off from Tuah, but his
Speaker 1: touchdown interception ratio was one. His yards per game was
Speaker 1: one thirty six point six, so over a hundred and
Speaker 1: forty yards fewer than what we got with TWA. At quarterback,
Speaker 1: his ep A per dropback was in the negative, so
Speaker 1: it was either top two or you know, under thirty two.
Speaker 1: E p A per dropback sack percentage eight point one
Speaker 1: percent went up three percent without two, and they're passer
Speaker 1: rating eighty five point six total QBR forty seven point six.
Speaker 1: Skylert Thompson had five point one yards per attempt, a
Speaker 1: touchdown interception ratio of point thirty three one to three
Speaker 1: seventy six year passing yards per game. His ep A
Speaker 1: prier dropback was way in the negative, five point four
Speaker 1: percent sack rate sixty two point to passer rating, and
Speaker 1: a twenty seven point one total QBR. What's going to
Speaker 1: be available out there, let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 1: first break and come back on the other side and
Speaker 1: do that. Next Drivetime podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 1: to you by Auto Nation. We ended the first segment
Speaker 1: they're talking about the quarterbacks. I want to get into
Speaker 1: the specialist here and segment number two after recover Championship
Speaker 1: weekend and with full blast and all that fun stuff again.
Speaker 1: One more football game left and then we dive all
Speaker 1: the way into Senior Bowl coverage that's gonna come your
Speaker 1: way on the next podcast here. I haven't quite nailed
Speaker 1: down what I'm gonna do exactly what Senior Bowl I'm
Speaker 1: not going so we will figure that out. But let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and get back to the quarterback position here
Speaker 1: and talk about what's you know ahead in terms of
Speaker 1: the primer and probably the most intriguing talking about free
Speaker 1: agency here at quarterback uh and unique situations or team needs,
Speaker 1: not just on the Miami Dolphins but in the league
Speaker 1: in general. The Dolphins need one of two things. Either
Speaker 1: better stability from their franchise quarterbacks, something you know two
Speaker 1: has proven with his ability the franchise quarterback just needs
Speaker 1: the former to make it so, and think two is
Speaker 1: much much, much better play when he's not out there.
Speaker 1: You can't control number one, you can control number two.
Speaker 1: And the upshot here, since too remains on that rookie
Speaker 1: deal is you're still at a significant advantage in terms
Speaker 1: of your contemporaries across the league who have quarterbacks on
Speaker 1: their second or third deals or you know, non rookie contracts.
Speaker 1: Even if you pay your backup quarterback the most money
Speaker 1: in football. They tried that with Teddy Bridgewater just didn't
Speaker 1: work out. We can talk about Skyler in that role.
Speaker 1: For me, it was just far too green, far too
Speaker 1: many mislayups, you know, things that we needed in that
Speaker 1: Buffalo game we didn't get. That's my first requirement for
Speaker 1: a backup quarterback. Hit the layoups, protect the football, and
Speaker 1: if you can play better defense and have a better
Speaker 1: running game, that's how you play the backup quarterback role.
Speaker 1: So really, we need to do those things better to
Speaker 1: support our backup quarterback in the event that you need him.
Speaker 1: But for Skyler Thompson, like, let's see how he looks
Speaker 1: after an offseason of getting the offense down and having
Speaker 1: that kind of second nature language and see where he
Speaker 1: can take his game from there, because that element was
Speaker 1: it just really hum hamstrung explosive offense in those games. Now,
Speaker 1: what are the options? Like? There are? There are plenty.
Speaker 1: We know the top of the potential market is going
Speaker 1: to occur with trades, and we know Derek carrs on
Speaker 1: the move. We know Aaron Rodgers might be on the move?
Speaker 1: Is it Hammer Jordan Love? I'd personally be far more
Speaker 1: inclined to spend draft capital on Jordan Love. Just not
Speaker 1: that crazy about putting premium picks and with a thirty
Speaker 1: nine year old player who holds his franchise hostage every offseason.
Speaker 1: Even then, you know this doesn't pertain to Miami. Like,
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, I would love Jordan Love. A
Speaker 1: huge fan of his game. But he's gonna be a
Speaker 1: start somewhere next year, right being Greenberry, Green Bay or elsewhere.
Speaker 1: It's not going to be here. But I would love
Speaker 1: to take him as a backup flyer and develop him further.
Speaker 1: That's I like his game a lot. The most glaringly
Speaker 1: obvious one is Jimmy Garoppolo, but that's going to depend
Speaker 1: on the other dominoes. I have a hard time seeing
Speaker 1: Jimmy g not catching on the carousel when the music
Speaker 1: stops this offseason for one of the three two gigs
Speaker 1: out there, and the contract commisurate with that potential job. Now,
Speaker 1: if the dominoes fall in a way that he's without
Speaker 1: a starting job, then it makes a ton of sense
Speaker 1: to me to make him the I has paid number
Speaker 1: two quarterback in the NFL. That looks like yet again
Speaker 1: another one year deal, probably seven eight million bucks. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's more for a guy like Garoppolo because of his
Speaker 1: familiarity in the system and just what you know he's
Speaker 1: going to get from Jimmy Garoppolo when he's healthy and
Speaker 1: when he's playing to possibly maybe parlay that for himself
Speaker 1: into one more big contract next year. Who knows. I
Speaker 1: think it happens for him this year, but beyond that,
Speaker 1: nothing really concrete. And frankly, I know what you'all say,
Speaker 1: but the best non starter on this list in terms
Speaker 1: of anticipation, accuracy, maximizing you know, playmakers with his processing
Speaker 1: is Gardner Minshew. I saw that man take the six
Speaker 1: play call sheet of Mike Leech Rest in Peace and
Speaker 1: the Air Raid and just carved teams up with it
Speaker 1: in the Pack twelve and then go on to play.
Speaker 1: He played well at Jacksonville at Philadelphia. Every time he
Speaker 1: has an opportunity to play, he plays well. The Saints
Speaker 1: game this year was bad. I thought he was good
Speaker 1: against the Cowboys, though. I think he's a great backup,
Speaker 1: and he also gives you that sort of Ryan Fitzpatrick
Speaker 1: lift where guys of him and and you are excited
Speaker 1: to play for him. The other one, I'm really intrigued
Speaker 1: by his Sam Donald. I do think he, like Garoppolo,
Speaker 1: will get a starting gig somewhere, but if not, he's
Speaker 1: not just good enough to give you some good playing
Speaker 1: the penchion. There's plenty to not like about his game,
Speaker 1: like trust me, I get it, but there is some
Speaker 1: upside to his game, and there's an outside shot he
Speaker 1: continues his development in a way that he did this year.
Speaker 1: I thought his best ball as a pro into something
Speaker 1: more like I'm not banking on that, but it's an
Speaker 1: element that exists with him. They really doesn't come with
Speaker 1: any of these other quarterbacks out there. In fact, I
Speaker 1: would say the guys that have the most like long
Speaker 1: term upside on this list that are not like well
Speaker 1: known names or I guess well established guys in the
Speaker 1: league are him and Gardner Minshew, Lamar Jackson's not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Brady to the Raiders feels like it makes a lot
Speaker 1: of sense. I think Jimmy g winds up with the
Speaker 1: Jets personally, Daniel Jones gonna resound with the Giants, and
Speaker 1: that's essentially it in terms of the potential starters. So
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna list those guys in my top tier
Speaker 1: here because I don't think any even makes sense for Miami.
Speaker 1: But I'll go with Andy Dalton, who's the top market
Speaker 1: value in terms of backups at seven million per year,
Speaker 1: same amount we paid Teddy Bridgewater. He would be kind
Speaker 1: of that same level of veteran presence, and he can
Speaker 1: step in employ football at a high enough level to
Speaker 1: win games against like middle middl NG and bad teams
Speaker 1: if you lose your quarterback like the Dolphins against the
Speaker 1: Jets this year. I would even say the Vikings, although
Speaker 1: they won thirteen games, we could have won that game
Speaker 1: the Patriots late though, for instance, like all games, you
Speaker 1: probably could have won if you had Andy Dalton level
Speaker 1: play at quarterback. The mid range guys Gardner, Minshew, and
Speaker 1: and look, I think he's better then the top two
Speaker 1: guys on this list. Personally, but in terms of market valume,
Speaker 1: what I think he'll get is in this mid range,
Speaker 1: and then Baker Mayfield is my other mid tier option.
Speaker 1: The bargains I just pulled a tune form Niners because
Speaker 1: you're not gonna get anything of value at the bargain level.
Speaker 1: At quarterback doesn't work that way. The only one guy
Speaker 1: plays at the time. C J. Beth and Nick Mullins
Speaker 1: are on that list. Market value has Donald and Mayfield,
Speaker 1: and the five to six per range. Jimmy G's at
Speaker 1: thirty five million tells you what they think he's going
Speaker 1: next year. Then they've got Andy Dalton at seven million,
Speaker 1: the top guy on that list. So interesting in class.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. I expect Miami to to probably
Speaker 1: have to kick some tires here and see what happens
Speaker 1: in the free agency market at quarterback. As far as
Speaker 1: the draft goes, I have long subscribed to the notion
Speaker 1: that most second and third round picks on quarterbacks are wasted.
Speaker 1: And don't tell me Travis Russell Wilson and Jalen Hurts. Yeah,
Speaker 1: to tell me the other hundred guys that were drafted
Speaker 1: in rounds two and three over the last decade that
Speaker 1: didn't work out. If the guy is in the franchise player,
Speaker 1: it's a waste because again, only one quarterback and play
Speaker 1: at a time. So you can't, you know, draft a
Speaker 1: number three receiver, you know, a swing guard. You can't,
Speaker 1: you know, draft an interior defensive lineman who goes to
Speaker 1: a reduction oft like, it doesn't work. Either you're the
Speaker 1: percent playing or a zero percent of quarterback. And you know,
Speaker 1: the odds against guys hitting at that level in those
Speaker 1: rounds is very, very low. On top of the fact
Speaker 1: that we're nowhere in position to make any kind of
Speaker 1: move for one of the top quarterbacks, and we should
Speaker 1: in any way, you're as actually looking at day three.
Speaker 1: So who are those Day three options? Well, let's first
Speaker 1: here start at the top. I love, love, love Anthony
Speaker 1: Richardson's game and talking about him since last year when
Speaker 1: I just saw him do a freaking backflip after running
Speaker 1: four fourties, like I thought that was really cool, and
Speaker 1: then he kind of showed you that the traits this year,
Speaker 1: he's awfully green, has a long way to go. I
Speaker 1: think Will Levis is a lot better than folks are
Speaker 1: giving him credit four and I like the fact that
Speaker 1: he went through some s at Kentucky in terms of
Speaker 1: just getting beat up and not having the best surrounding
Speaker 1: talent around him. I think Bryce Young has a lot
Speaker 1: more question marks, and the consensus is telling you right now.
Speaker 1: I think c J. Stroud is the best passer in
Speaker 1: the class, but his limited mobility and just kind of
Speaker 1: I guess the way he plays the game. We'll see
Speaker 1: if it works out in the pros. I like his game,
Speaker 1: but it needs to be the right situation for him,
Speaker 1: as it is for all these quarterbacks. Should be a
Speaker 1: fun draft as a result, but I think the real
Speaker 1: prizes are coming in what are those Day three names
Speaker 1: that I'm looking at, To be perfectly honest, not that
Speaker 1: far into it, but I just in general or in
Speaker 1: terms of general college football, you know, observations this year,
Speaker 1: and honestly, man like I just I would go to
Speaker 1: the free agent route and keep developing Skylar because like
Speaker 1: all the guys that you typically get in this range
Speaker 1: are the high volume guys that come from past heavy offenses,
Speaker 1: that you have like five or six years college experience,
Speaker 1: and you basically just see if they can continue that
Speaker 1: production at the next level. I'm just not about that life,
Speaker 1: So like you know, whether you're looking at you know,
Speaker 1: Clayton tune from Houston. Yeah, h Hendon Hooker. I guess
Speaker 1: this is a good developmental option, even though he's twenty
Speaker 1: five years old coming off from a C L bow
Speaker 1: Nick's Oregon. I don't know, man, I don't love it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, go back to the free agency portion. Listen
Speaker 1: to that part again. Let's talk specialists here. Uh. Number
Speaker 1: four Thomas Moore stead forty six point four yards per punt.
Speaker 1: He had a net of forty and a half. These
Speaker 1: numbers were consistent all year long. H Forty five point
Speaker 1: nine percent rate inside the twenty yard line and just
Speaker 1: a three point three percent touchback. Thought he was very
Speaker 1: good this year. Jason Sanders, Joe Hailey. The six kicks
Speaker 1: this year seemed to really come in important times, and
Speaker 1: just two of those were from under fifty yards. But
Speaker 1: eighty one point three p has to go up next year.
Speaker 1: P A t s forty one forty four Hey, forty
Speaker 1: four touchdowns not bad, right, but he's got a kick
Speaker 1: better next year. He knows that everyone knows that forty
Speaker 1: four Blake Ferguson, no Botch snaps. I know it's not
Speaker 1: an official stat but from memory, we didn't have any
Speaker 1: snaps that forced us to like, you know, a punter
Speaker 1: kick to not get off. But there were a lot
Speaker 1: of balls that kind of rolled into more steads. So
Speaker 1: let's get those up next year. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: take our last break right there and come back on
Speaker 1: the other side and do Top ten celebrations from your
Speaker 1: twenty two Miami Dolphins season. That's next Drivetime podcast, your
Speaker 1: host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation. Top
Speaker 1: ten celebrations on a Monday from your twenty twenty to
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins season. We start here on Christmas Day with
Speaker 1: Jalen Waddle, who takes it all the way home home
Speaker 1: and celebrates with the only other person in the state
Speaker 1: of Florida who could have kept up with him on
Speaker 1: that day, Tyreek Hill Pressure found the hole for Jalen water,
Speaker 1: got a black got free water with the speed, takes
Speaker 1: it inside. The funny takes on down touchdown Mabby, any
Speaker 1: lightning strikes Dolphins things you love to see this. One
Speaker 1: of the underrated aspects of Jalen's usual touchdown celebration to
Speaker 1: me was how he and Tyreek always did that like
Speaker 1: hands on the helmet across from one another embrace, he
Speaker 1: hits what the wattle. Tyreek runs over and they dap
Speaker 1: each other up before the rest of the guys to
Speaker 1: the offensive line. Christian Wilkins eventually get out there. They
Speaker 1: did it here after the long touchdown run when Twa
Speaker 1: throws a dime under pressure, Wattle hits the heavy step
Speaker 1: and Tyreek's late block springs Wattle for the long touchdown.
Speaker 1: What a play, What a fun celebration to watch all year.
Speaker 1: But why no Wattle on Chris this day? Jalen, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm not gonna fault you. The big guy
Speaker 1: number nine. Get you some friends that gas you up
Speaker 1: the way Christian Wilkins gases up Zack Seiler, two best
Speaker 1: friends that anybody could have. Celebrate the sack from Motown's
Speaker 1: own son Brown and Motion on third down and nine
Speaker 1: from the Lions. Thank god Seiler sailor with the sack.
Speaker 1: It was first of the year. He was playing a
Speaker 1: whale of a football game, Joe will of a football game,
Speaker 1: well of a season for Zach Seiler. A massive stop
Speaker 1: by the defense amidst a fourth quarter shutout. Offense had
Speaker 1: just scored to take the lead for the first time
Speaker 1: all day, after the defense couldn't get off the field
Speaker 1: all day, and it's Zack Seiler coming through for a
Speaker 1: sack to put the lines behind the chains. On second down,
Speaker 1: he comes off the pile and there's Christian Wilkins jumping
Speaker 1: on his back. And if you're a regular listener of
Speaker 1: the postgame show on five sixty with Me and Juice
Speaker 1: and Seth, Seth always refers to Zack as a gam gm,
Speaker 1: a grown ass man, And I think that's pretty well
Speaker 1: exhibited here by the fact that three pound Christian Wilkins
Speaker 1: jumps on his back and it only like makes him
Speaker 1: stumble off of his path, like not even noticeably, like
Speaker 1: he just basically absorbs it and keeps walking. Also, the
Speaker 1: touchdown celebration in Buffalo, I thought was my favorite one.
Speaker 1: Get a little big spoon, little spoon action cuddling in
Speaker 1: the end zone after z actually was touchdown in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: Honorable mention for that one. There number seven, number eight, Rather,
Speaker 1: a gang of Dolphins arrives on the scene to pull
Speaker 1: down Cleveland quarterback j Koby Brissette, and we see one
Speaker 1: of Bradley Chubb's many patented celebrations for the first time
Speaker 1: in Aqua and Orange. Jillen Phillips, Melbourne Ingram. I like
Speaker 1: that radio call or TV call if you were unfamiliar
Speaker 1: with Bradley Chubb before. Didn't get mentioned in the call there,
Speaker 1: but his dancing and celebrations are a close second to
Speaker 1: his ability to heat up opposing quarterbacks. Here, Chub, Phillips,
Speaker 1: and Ingram meet at the quarterback after a dominant day
Speaker 1: of pressuring, hitting and sacking Brissette. After this final one,
Speaker 1: Phillips and Chub hit the I don't know what it's called.
Speaker 1: I'm doing it right now, hit the studio like you
Speaker 1: put your arms in a circular motion, your hips orbit
Speaker 1: in the opposite direction. What's that called? I don't know.
Speaker 1: But what I liked about it was the guys embracing
Speaker 1: their new teammate after the best pass rush day of
Speaker 1: the defense had all year and his second week there
Speaker 1: in Miami. First game in Miami as a Dolphin number seven,
Speaker 1: Raheem goes surfing in prime time hill and motion back
Speaker 1: to throw. It's a little bit of boaster clips. Bosters
Speaker 1: got the first of touchdown Miami. Boster don't talk if
Speaker 1: I go upon some time pulled up in the pocket
Speaker 1: saw moll Stirt out there all open. Jimmy wasn't looking
Speaker 1: to run, he was looking for an open receiver and
Speaker 1: he got it. Most for the touchdown that of course
Speaker 1: was to us first touchdown after coming back from the
Speaker 1: uh concussion. Suffered agains the Bengals and a beautiful drive
Speaker 1: to start that punctuated by two of scrambling and finding
Speaker 1: Raheem on the sideline and into the end zone, and
Speaker 1: then Raheem, Tyreek and Jalen all do the pop up
Speaker 1: in the end zone before catching a big wave that
Speaker 1: would have made Canuku in forgetting Sarah Marshall, Paul Rudd
Speaker 1: very very proud, and you're doing too much. Now you're
Speaker 1: not doing anything. You're just boogie board. They're doing more
Speaker 1: than boogie board and they're surfing in the end zone.
Speaker 1: At hard Rock Stadium number six, Mike Gasicki introduces the
Speaker 1: world to his version of the gritty third down and
Speaker 1: fifteen fourteen naked Edmonds the running back to a back
Speaker 1: to throw plenty of time looking end zone, your sticky touchdown.
Speaker 1: He went high end of the year to pull that down.
Speaker 1: Mike Kasicki is first touchdown of the year. He threw
Speaker 1: that up high in the back of the end zone
Speaker 1: and Mike Kasicki went up and got it. He sure
Speaker 1: did go up and get it. Two of the high
Speaker 1: back five throw Gasiki, the reach taps the feet, the
Speaker 1: ensuing gritty. That was a story all year long, doing
Speaker 1: it all over the field against the Vikings after the fact,
Speaker 1: then to close the year with it in the wild
Speaker 1: card playoff game in Buffalo. Good stuff, Mike good Stuff
Speaker 1: number five. Alec Ingold needs a divin repair. After spiking
Speaker 1: the grass to a close it down, I puts it
Speaker 1: too outside and that is lands off touchdown. So Arch
Speaker 1: it's gonna be that kind of a day. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: look at this ball handling to First of all, he
Speaker 1: takes a high step and then it just sort of ends.
Speaker 1: Just two weeks after Mike McDaniel praised his ability to
Speaker 1: punch the ball off the Ford Field turf and into
Speaker 1: the sky, alec Ingold gets another chance after a beautiful
Speaker 1: scrambled touchdown throw from Tua Good blocking up the sideline
Speaker 1: and a great lunge by the Miami fullback to find
Speaker 1: the pylon. He springs to his feet and gets by
Speaker 1: my inexact science a solid fifteen feet of hang time
Speaker 1: off the bounce. Alec ingold elite blocker, great fullback, elite
Speaker 1: spiker of the football. Number four snow Angels in Miami.
Speaker 1: It's four picking second try force again and the safety
Speaker 1: Javon Holland chucking away. He's going around the field. Snow
Speaker 1: Angels in the snow for a snowman. Makes sense, right,
Speaker 1: But can a snowman do a snow angel? Apparently they can.
Speaker 1: Javon Holland jumps ay Kenny pick it past to Ford
Speaker 1: a potential go ahead drive. He in the entire defense
Speaker 1: race to the opposite end zone to join the snowman
Speaker 1: for some snow angels or are they beach sand angels
Speaker 1: in South Florida? The jury remains out. Javon hallad number four,
Speaker 1: number three a cheetah flipping among a sleuth of bears.
Speaker 1: By the way, sleuth is a gathering of bears and
Speaker 1: learned that today for the podcast, Bell has it till
Speaker 1: the end zone text time, tyree kill. We just told
Speaker 1: you it's all been tildeted once in the rags of
Speaker 1: all year. He just caught one right here up three
Speaker 1: wtch don reception set it day. The final ends with
Speaker 1: this flattered dolphense and a touchdown and a lead for
Speaker 1: the Dolphin. After the Bears bust of coverage and Tyreek
Speaker 1: is all alone in the corner of the end zone
Speaker 1: for an easy touchdown grab. He sprints across the end
Speaker 1: line and hits the back hand spring, finishing with a backflip.
Speaker 1: We saw all kinds of backflips this year from Tyreek,
Speaker 1: including that one that got the training camp crowd fired up,
Speaker 1: juiced up, gassed up. I can't even talk right because
Speaker 1: of it. Tyreek brings a lot of hype with him
Speaker 1: and he delivers on it every step of the way,
Speaker 1: all the way to an AP Offensive Player of the
Speaker 1: Year finalist nomination for Tyreek Hill number two. The band
Speaker 1: is on the field. Only the band are the victorious
Speaker 1: three and Oh Miami Dolphins ticking getting up first day,
Speaker 1: both these teams getting everything and Moami is beaten Buffalo
Speaker 1: for the first time since the sumber of the You're
Speaker 1: don right they have Kevin Harlan. You know a game
Speaker 1: is big when the entire team runs onto the field
Speaker 1: as the clock hitch triple zeros after a fourth quarter
Speaker 1: of long bills drives, both ending without points. The Dolphins
Speaker 1: entire sideline races out to greet a defense who played
Speaker 1: over ninety snaps and held the high powered Buffalo Bills
Speaker 1: to just nineteen total points en route to a three
Speaker 1: and oh start. What a moment. That was. What a moment.
Speaker 1: The last time I recalled the entire team running out
Speaker 1: like that was the Miami Miracle. And for good reason.
Speaker 1: Number one, our very first wattle of season. They're going
Speaker 1: for it and a touchdowf for Waddle and waddle. J
Speaker 1: Waddle is right, Let's go, Jimmy, tell him about it.
Speaker 1: Two A drills, a fourth and a glance route to Waddle.
Speaker 1: After looking off the front side safety and coming back
Speaker 1: into that vacancy with an absolute dime, Waddle splits a
Speaker 1: trio of Pats defenders and races in for a forty
Speaker 1: two yard touchdown strike to give Miami a seventeen zip
Speaker 1: opening day halftime lead over a lifeless Patriots offense. That
Speaker 1: was all they would need. The best part was the
Speaker 1: pan to the fans and the stands, all doing the
Speaker 1: waddle in tandem, just as Jalen hit his first of
Speaker 1: his sophomore campaign, a celebration we would see plenty more
Speaker 1: of throughout the year and without a doubt, the best
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Speaker 1: social media, it's there for you. In the meantime, I
Speaker 1: want to go ahead and give you these parting words
Speaker 1: before we take off. How come nobody out there ever
Speaker 1: told me to watch the Eric and Rat Show. I
Speaker 1: blame you guys for this not taking accountability here. That's
Speaker 1: one of the funniest freaking as I've ever seen. I
Speaker 1: flew through the entire thing last week Elite elite comedy
Speaker 1: show Eric Andre Show on Hulu originally part of Adult Swim.
Speaker 1: What else I watched was the Casey Anthony documentary. Are
Speaker 1: you guys able to watch that? On peacock without like
Speaker 1: getting upset? I had to stop doing this several times.
Speaker 1: I listened to Bill Burre a lot his podcast, and
Speaker 1: you know, he always says that he has to exit
Speaker 1: the room when his wife is watching Real Housewives because
Speaker 1: he just provides commentary and she gets mad at him.
Speaker 1: That happens to me a lot as well. I have
Speaker 1: to excuse myself because I can't handle not making commentary
Speaker 1: on the TV we watch. And with the Casey Anthony thing,
Speaker 1: I just kept saying, liar, your love, and my wife
Speaker 1: was like, hey, I get it, I know how you
Speaker 1: feel about it. Watch it yourself and tell me how
Speaker 1: you think. I I have floored watching that person trying
Speaker 1: to play victim on that show. So that's when I
Speaker 1: watched this past week. In the meantime, that's gonna be
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