Speaker 1: Two on the Move, Glin Deep Speedways, Peace do Hell.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 3: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield.
Speaker 1: He's got my advand's in the playoffs.
Speaker 4: What is up Dolphins? And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 4: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show,
Speaker 4: football against another team and gosh, it was fun as
Speaker 4: hell out there. If Sergio dip we're here, he'd tell
Speaker 4: you I was having the time of my life in
Speaker 4: the stands, big plays, structurally sound defense, getting a challenge
Speaker 4: from the Falcons front, a practice that started heavily in
Speaker 4: favor of one side before evening out. On the day,
Speaker 4: we heard from the number one player in the NFL
Speaker 4: and Tyreek Hill. We also heard from Kalais Campbell. All
Speaker 4: of that and more from the Baptist Health Studios inside
Speaker 4: the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 4: The Drivetime Podcast, taking a slight detour from our usual
Speaker 4: drive Today, we're going to be practice note heavy. I
Speaker 4: think I've struggled to describe this in the past, but
Speaker 4: now I know exactly how to paint this picture. You're
Speaker 4: basically watching two football practices in the same amount of
Speaker 4: time as one practice with both fields going in the
Speaker 4: exact same time at the exact same pace. Double the
Speaker 4: reps the one on ones alone are like there's barely
Speaker 4: enough room on the fields for them to get all
Speaker 4: their work in. They had to move the tight ends
Speaker 4: and backs versus the safeties and linebackers at one point
Speaker 4: because it was overlapping with the receivers in dB. So
Speaker 4: it's more condensed space, which I guess makes for a
Speaker 4: little bit more of an advantage for the defense since
Speaker 4: they are covering so much space normally, So I guess
Speaker 4: that's a positive. But what I'm trying to say is
Speaker 4: there is an insane amount of football to try to
Speaker 4: watch at one time. That's why I said, I think
Speaker 4: it's silly to a sign winners and losers on Twitter
Speaker 4: today to each session because you can lock in on.
Speaker 4: I mean, even when the Dolphins are out here by
Speaker 4: themselves and I'm trying to do receivers and DBS and
Speaker 4: O line, D line, you miss some reps because there's
Speaker 4: overlap and there are now six of these sessions going
Speaker 4: on at once on two fields, and if you're noting
Speaker 4: it and trying to locate numbers on the far field
Speaker 4: in a past rush situation where there is two walls
Speaker 4: of humanity on either side of the drill, it can
Speaker 4: be really difficult to get quality notes and observations and
Speaker 4: evaluations on this stuff, but we try our best. And
Speaker 4: with that said, I got one of those notes today
Speaker 4: that reaffirmed what I'm doing here in terms of how
Speaker 4: I see the game and how I provide notes on
Speaker 4: these practices. Somebody asked me, are you getting practice film?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, no, I would like that, but no,
Speaker 4: I don't watch the practice film. And he said, you're
Speaker 4: so thorough. I wasn't sure if you were watching practice
Speaker 4: film or just your recall was that good? And I
Speaker 4: was like, well, you know, McDaniel did one time compare
Speaker 4: my recall to Sean McVeigh. I say that in Jess,
Speaker 4: but he did one time. So I was kind of
Speaker 4: feeling myself after that one, especially after the McVeigh comment.
Speaker 4: But you know, I've got plenty of misses in these practices,
Speaker 4: no doubt about that. I think I've probably tweeted some
Speaker 4: things incorrectly here and there, but I do feel pretty
Speaker 4: good about these notes we're bringing you every single day,
Speaker 4: and today, especially when there is a lot to take in,
Speaker 4: and you would hope that that's where you shine that brightest.
Speaker 4: So I want to go down the positions here and
Speaker 4: mention my observations. I'll plug in audio where I find
Speaker 4: it appropriate. I've got two players today, Tyreek and Kalays Campbell.
Speaker 4: If that sounds good to y'all, we'll go ahead and
Speaker 4: kick it off, and we're going to do it anyway
Speaker 4: because it's my show and there's nobody here to tell
Speaker 4: me no. So the quarterbacks you surely seen by now,
Speaker 4: the long ball from Tua to Tyreek, play the hits.
Speaker 4: Let's go ahead and break down the biggest splash play
Speaker 4: of the day off the top. And the first thing
Speaker 4: I want to point out is something I don't think
Speaker 4: you'll get on any other podcast because Kyle's not here,
Speaker 4: So that was the only choice for a podcast it
Speaker 4: would possibly cover this. This is a fifty yard shot
Speaker 4: and it was caught right around the goal line in stride,
Speaker 4: just a picture perfect location from Tua to his star receiver,
Speaker 4: Tyreek runs right through it, touchdown, celebration in the crowd,
Speaker 4: the whole thing. It's what you expect now from this
Speaker 4: team that all of a sudden is fun and explosive
Speaker 4: and can do stuff like this after twenty years of
Speaker 4: not having that. But the thing that really stood out
Speaker 4: to me was the throw was to the field. And
Speaker 4: we know this by now right draft time listeners. The
Speaker 4: field is the wide side, the boundary is the short side.
Speaker 4: And if you go back over the course of Tua's career,
Speaker 4: and I don't harp on arm strength as much as
Speaker 4: I think other folks do, because I don't view it
Speaker 4: as more than like the sixth most important trait for
Speaker 4: a quarterback, but there are moments when you can see
Speaker 4: it show up right, and it's trying to throw vertical
Speaker 4: shots down the field to the field to your number
Speaker 4: one receiver. The receiver furthest out towards the perimeter, and
Speaker 4: that's not really where Tua threw his d balls. If
Speaker 4: you go back over all the home runs we've seen
Speaker 4: in the last couple of years to tyreegue to waddle or otherwise,
Speaker 4: there's usually a more condensed nature to the throw. What
Speaker 4: does that mean. It's typically the X receiver to the boundary,
Speaker 4: so the short side of the field without safety help
Speaker 4: or with safety help, but it is a shorter throw
Speaker 4: because of the receiver is closer to the line scrimmage
Speaker 4: or to the formation, I should say, and to the quarterback,
Speaker 4: or it is to the field the wide side, and
Speaker 4: it's the slot fade the number two or three receiver,
Speaker 4: which is closer again to the formation. It condenses the
Speaker 4: distance between the quarterback and the receiver. But this throw
Speaker 4: to the field, to the one vertical down the field
Speaker 4: for a fifty yard touchdown, I don't think I've seen
Speaker 4: that before. I don't think I've seen him make that
Speaker 4: throw successfully before, which to me showcases the improved arm
Speaker 4: strength that I just don't think his previous motion or
Speaker 4: mechanics or whatever you want to call it, I don't
Speaker 4: think it provided this result that we got on what
Speaker 4: day is it Tuesday? That setup or the setup for
Speaker 4: that play was really cool too, because you guys remember
Speaker 4: last year. I do definitively because it bothered me so
Speaker 4: much when Lamar Jackson had that long touchdown pass against US,
Speaker 4: and I saw all these Ravens fans and even at
Speaker 4: National reporters coming out and being like, look at that
Speaker 4: reverse pivot drop he did where he made the defense
Speaker 4: think he was going lefty, and then he flipped it
Speaker 4: back to his natural side, his right side and lets
Speaker 4: it fly for the deep ball.
Speaker 3: And I'm just mad online saying like Tuo has been
Speaker 3: doing that all year.
Speaker 4: He got that from Tua, and of course on this
Speaker 4: play that's or rather I should say, you know, earlier
Speaker 4: in the season, Tua did it multiple times. I forget
Speaker 4: which plays exactly, but that was a Tua drop back,
Speaker 4: a Mike McDaniel design dropped back for Tua, and we
Speaker 4: saw Tua do it again on this play. So let's
Speaker 4: go ahead and hear from Tyreek Hill, who gave us
Speaker 4: further analysis on that touchdown and Tua's growth as a
Speaker 4: deep ball thrower.
Speaker 1: That was beautiful. Man.
Speaker 6: We've been trying to hit that all camp against defense,
Speaker 6: and unfortunately our defense has been doing a great job of,
Speaker 6: you know, not giving us the correct look.
Speaker 1: We came out here today, we.
Speaker 6: Got the look that we wanted, and we obviously we
Speaker 6: executed the play and to it through.
Speaker 1: A that was a I don't know what y'all call that, man.
Speaker 6: People can't no longer say that he can't throw the
Speaker 6: ball deep, man, because that right there alone, man showed
Speaker 6: like his improvement from when I first got here to now,
Speaker 6: like's that's crazy.
Speaker 1: That's light years man. So that's dope.
Speaker 4: Man. I thought that part about the defense was really
Speaker 4: instructive because that was something I sort of speculated about
Speaker 4: from the previous practices in the corners and safeties and
Speaker 4: just the overall structure of the defense has really limited
Speaker 4: the Miami deep passing game from this offense, which again,
Speaker 4: for like the fifth time in this training camp, I
Speaker 4: said this on the podcast, was the deep the best
Speaker 4: deep passing team in the NFL in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: And we get some confirmation there from Tyreek Hill himself.
Speaker 4: But they hit it in this one beautiful throw, beautiful play,
Speaker 4: and gosh, that sure makes it fun. So Tua, you know,
Speaker 4: even outside of this throw was surgical, and I should
Speaker 4: say he was surgical outside of one throw he made.
Speaker 4: But I'm glad they got it on tape because it
Speaker 4: was actually really close to being kind of a sick
Speaker 4: throw to be honest with you guys. The Falcons dialed
Speaker 4: up this overload pressure on a third down, so we're
Speaker 4: in it's like in the middle of the field too,
Speaker 4: so there's not really you know, it's not Edi sack
Speaker 4: and punt the ball away. It's like, well, try to
Speaker 4: make a play because we're on the fringe of field
Speaker 4: goal range and like fourth down, go for a territory,
Speaker 4: but it's third long, so let this thing rip and
Speaker 4: the Falcons dial up this overload pressure and Tua saw
Speaker 4: it and he alerted the offense. He was he was
Speaker 4: prepared for before the snap with a quick check, and
Speaker 4: they had more rushers than we could block, which means
Speaker 4: you are hot. It means you do not have more
Speaker 4: than two seconds to let that thing go, because if
Speaker 4: they rush it accordingly, there's gonna be a guy that
Speaker 4: goes unblocked, and you have to account for him as
Speaker 4: the quarterback. And so sometimes quarterbacks to account for this
Speaker 4: will drift away from their throw. And it's not I guarantee.
Speaker 4: I haven't even read the comments, but I guarantee there's
Speaker 4: comments about throwing off the back foot, and you hear
Speaker 4: that and there's typically negative connotations that come with that.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 4: It's common practice for quarterbacks that do this when they
Speaker 4: know they're hot. It buys them an extra fraction of
Speaker 4: a second. And Tu in the past very successfully and
Speaker 4: he throws this ball to River Craycraft where it's an inbreaker,
Speaker 4: you know, a pretty common route on our offense, and
Speaker 4: I thought it was going to be a big play
Speaker 4: because it was open and there was a compromised defensive
Speaker 4: backfield that was short on bodies because of all the
Speaker 4: rushers they committed to the rush and River crak Craft
Speaker 4: crossed his face on a cornerback and it would have
Speaker 4: been one on one with the safety for a touchdown,
Speaker 4: which that's not really his game, but that's what it was.
Speaker 4: And the ball was on the outside shoulder and it
Speaker 4: went right to the cornerback who kind of seemed like
Speaker 4: he got flat footed and stuck in mud because of
Speaker 4: this look and this route against the pressure, but the
Speaker 4: ball found him. So it's almost like a you know,
Speaker 4: Merry Christmas to me, like when a third basement catches
Speaker 4: a hop where he closes his eyes and short hops,
Speaker 4: you know, the sharp ground ball, and it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: look what I found.
Speaker 3: That's kind of what this reminded me of.
Speaker 4: Here the same cornerback, Mike Hughes that got toasted on
Speaker 4: the deep ball from two of the Tyreek.
Speaker 3: So he gets some revenge there. Good for him.
Speaker 4: So that was the peak and the valley, but everything
Speaker 4: else in between was sharp, quick rhythm accurate finding his
Speaker 4: outlets and checkdowns, a couple of touchdowns, and red zone
Speaker 4: work like the way I've seen Tua get the ball
Speaker 4: to backs and tight ends has been in like an
Speaker 4: emphasis in camp, and I thought we saw more of
Speaker 4: that today. But his next best throw was a freaking
Speaker 4: laser to Kyrik McGowan, and it was between two Falcons defenders.
Speaker 4: And I'm going to try to describe this for you guys,
Speaker 4: but I didn't write it down very clearly.
Speaker 3: So let's see how this goes.
Speaker 4: But have you seen those quarterback drills where you know
Speaker 4: they'll in passing camps or high school whatever, they'll essentially
Speaker 4: get two large items what do you call them targets
Speaker 4: that block out the quarterback's vision beyond them, like it
Speaker 4: might as well be bed sheets strung up between like
Speaker 4: a massive square of PVC pipe, And you leave a
Speaker 4: small window in between these two squares, and the quarterback
Speaker 4: is supposed to throw the football to meet the receiver
Speaker 4: in that window between those two squares. That was the
Speaker 4: throw that Tua made to McGowan, where he splits these
Speaker 4: two defenders, he goes up and plucks it in traffic
Speaker 4: for about twenty yards. That was impressive. Similar footwork and
Speaker 4: drop back pattern with the reverse pivot step that I
Speaker 4: talked about on the deep shot. He also had a
Speaker 4: nice turkey hole shot to open up practice. Turkey hole.
Speaker 4: I know that sounds kind of strange, but it's a
Speaker 4: commonly used frame or commonly used phrase. I should say
Speaker 4: for the vacancy between cover two, it's the underneath curl
Speaker 4: flat corner and the half field safety. There's a room
Speaker 4: between that spot there on the sideline, and that's what
Speaker 4: Tua found to River cray Craft for about twenty yards.
Speaker 4: Also hit cray Craft for a crossing route for about
Speaker 4: twenty five yards.
Speaker 3: He also had an eight yard.
Speaker 4: Touchdown pass to River Craycraft, I mean go Koog's. He
Speaker 4: also threw a five yard touchdown pass to Raheem down
Speaker 4: on red zone work and his unit, you know, Dolphins
Speaker 4: or Falcons or either side of the field had by
Speaker 4: far the most red zone touchdowns. I think they had
Speaker 4: a couple more touchdowns than anybody else. Cousins, Pennix, Thompson, White,
Speaker 4: whoever it might have been.
Speaker 3: They had the one.
Speaker 4: Explosive or one of two explosives on the day. Penex
Speaker 4: also hit a deep ball and to me there was
Speaker 4: a clear line of who the best quarterback on the
Speaker 4: field was the entire practice today. And I say that
Speaker 4: after watching Kirk Cousins do what makes him the best
Speaker 4: in the game. But it was tough sledding for him
Speaker 4: and the Falcons early on. More on that in a moment.
Speaker 4: Tua also drove the first team offense and a field
Speaker 4: goal range during a two minute period at the end
Speaker 4: of practice and they made a fifty yard kick from
Speaker 4: Jason Sanders to quote unquote win the game. It was basically,
Speaker 4: we have to get into field goal range, have to
Speaker 4: get about forty yards to put ourselves in that spot
Speaker 4: down by two one time out. They succeeded in doing so,
Speaker 4: and on that drive to it made a nice little
Speaker 4: improv play where he found Raheem Moster on a third
Speaker 4: and long play and Raheem was able to kind of
Speaker 4: find some space in the defense because Tua shifted around
Speaker 4: the pocket, got off the spot and successfully evaded the
Speaker 4: pressure to throw the ball to Raheem Moster, who converts
Speaker 4: this third and ten, third and ten plus.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure how many yards it was, but it
Speaker 3: was more than ten yards. I thought.
Speaker 4: He moved off the spot and created like we've seen
Speaker 4: him do all camp long. I thought we saw the
Speaker 4: work he put in from a mechanic and you know,
Speaker 4: pop slash, easy gash, throwing on that deep shot down
Speaker 4: the field. I thought we saw a pretty good command
Speaker 4: because the run game was very effective too. And to
Speaker 4: kind of go into that a little bit on the
Speaker 4: offensive line, I heard this scuttle but about the offensive
Speaker 4: line and after practice, and I don't know, man, I
Speaker 4: just wish that we would learn from history a little bit,
Speaker 4: you know, the Royal Wi as it were. Because the
Speaker 4: Falcons had their entire team, I don't know if anybody
Speaker 4: was down for them. And forgive me if I am
Speaker 4: speaking out a class on that, but I didn't know anybody,
Speaker 4: you know, that would be on the marquee, so to speak,
Speaker 4: who wasn't practicing for the Falcons today. And we didn't
Speaker 4: have our entire left side of the offensive line right
Speaker 4: to Ron Armstead Isaiah when not practicing out there. We
Speaker 4: also didn't have Jalen Waddle, not to mention on defense,
Speaker 4: no Jordan Brooks, no Jaln Phillips, no Bradley Chubb, no
Speaker 4: Jordan Poyer. We're down like eight or nine, big time guys,
Speaker 4: and they weren't, and they still caught this work dog.
Speaker 4: But back to the original point, like the one whose
Speaker 4: name shall not be spoken, I'm just kidding, it's Omar, Like,
Speaker 4: I get it, I know the stick, I know what
Speaker 4: you're doing.
Speaker 3: It's you know, it's a stephen a stick.
Speaker 4: The Jalen Ramsey wearing a compression sleeve like selling panic Again,
Speaker 4: I get it, I understand what you're doing. But he
Speaker 4: says to me like this O line, ain't it? And
Speaker 4: I'm like, they'll be fine, man, just chill, they'll be fine.
Speaker 4: No game plan around it. And he looks at me
Speaker 4: like I'm speaking Mandarin, and I'm like, bro, have you
Speaker 4: not seen this before? Like what are we doing? Have
Speaker 4: you not seen it?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 4: For two years, we've heard the exact same complaints we saw.
Speaker 4: What did everybody say going into the Charger game last
Speaker 4: year when toront arms I was down for that game?
Speaker 4: They can't block Bosa and Khalil Mack. Those guys got
Speaker 4: shut out the entire game. We scored thirty six points. Like,
Speaker 4: I don't understand how we still have these viewpoints when
Speaker 4: they've been time and time again disproven. I don't get it.
Speaker 4: You see it every in San Francisco. I know that
Speaker 4: because I tracked every game we had their first round
Speaker 4: pick for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: When I'm like, offs have Lodge got some holes?
Speaker 4: Didn't frigging matter, dude, there was just that's part of
Speaker 4: the design of the offense. You see it every year
Speaker 4: in Green Bay with Matt Lafleur. In that offense, they
Speaker 4: get injured beyond belief and they still are productive. Like,
Speaker 4: it drives me nuts. So if the line was so bad,
Speaker 4: how come we had five explosive plays from the quarterback
Speaker 4: and a constant surge in the running game. It reminds
Speaker 4: me of the ESPN you know, GM whatever personnel department
Speaker 4: survey where it's like, well, the Dolphins have Tyreek Hill,
Speaker 4: but nobody else in their offense is top ten, And
Speaker 4: how the hell were I number one in the NFL?
Speaker 4: And everything doesn't math, dude, Like the sacks did pile
Speaker 4: up late and they.
Speaker 3: Kind of did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but my god, man, the way I'm seeing the discourse,
Speaker 4: you'd think this was a two thousand and nine offense.
Speaker 4: They won the day comfortably, and this is the top
Speaker 4: offense in the NFL. Like, I don't get what we're
Speaker 4: doing and why we concern ourselves with the panic. I
Speaker 4: get it from a, you know, selling papers perspective, but
Speaker 4: otherwise I do not. I thought this was one of
Speaker 4: Mike White's better practices of all training camp. He was
Speaker 4: ripping some of those intermediate shots that makes this offense go.
Speaker 4: But I thought Skylar Thompson really struggled in this practice,
Speaker 4: missed some layups, and I thought reverted back to a
Speaker 4: little bit of what we saw in the past of
Speaker 4: getting stuck and just not moving the offense. I'm really
Speaker 4: curious to see how tomorrow and the game both play
Speaker 4: out for Skyler and Mike. Today kind of told me
Speaker 4: battle back on after I thought Skyler had creism space
Speaker 4: between he.
Speaker 3: And Mike White.
Speaker 4: Let's go ahead and take a break right there and
Speaker 4: come back on the other side and get to the
Speaker 4: rest of the position groups on the entire roster. We'll
Speaker 4: do them all. That's next Draft Time podcast. Your host
Speaker 4: Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation, mention the
Speaker 4: running game in the opening segment and the best running
Speaker 4: back duo in the NFL, that's what I'm calling them,
Speaker 4: had themselves a day. Raheem and eh Chan had explosives,
Speaker 4: they cut passes, they scored touchdowns. I mentioned the scorers
Speaker 4: through the air in the two a portion where he
Speaker 4: made some really nifty moves at the point of attack
Speaker 4: and had some big lanes to run through early in practice.
Speaker 4: Every rep the Dolphins ran offensively early was successful one
Speaker 4: like they have. Success rate was probably like ninety percent
Speaker 4: through the first couple of two periods that he was
Speaker 4: out there. Raheem was super shifty at the point of
Speaker 4: attack and just kept putting himself in position to find
Speaker 4: the gap, which again, we're there all day. I thought
Speaker 4: we saw a mid season heame today, especially on that
Speaker 4: catch to convert the third and long play I talked
Speaker 4: about in the two minute. He and Devon had some
Speaker 4: really impressive lanes to run through early in practice, and
Speaker 4: I gotta say, I get why, but the refs are
Speaker 4: very tight with the whistle on tagoffs, because there was
Speaker 4: a few of those where I'm like, I've seen this
Speaker 4: guy run in games, and that is not a tackle
Speaker 4: that will get him to the ground. And Hn also
Speaker 4: had some runs in the kickoff return game that might
Speaker 4: have gotten the distance. Malik Washington also looked pretty good
Speaker 4: back their returning kicks. I don't think I put in
Speaker 4: the notes, but Malik Washington had a crackback block on
Speaker 4: Arnold Ebiqite. That was me and John jenmm are like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, rook, that's a good block right there. So
Speaker 4: Malik is as tough as nails man. They both Chan
Speaker 4: and Raheem had runs around the corner where alec Ingold,
Speaker 4: let's just say he was excited.
Speaker 3: You might see a bowl in a rodeo or is
Speaker 3: that what it is? Rodeo's bullfighting.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but basically the red jersey was, you know,
Speaker 4: the bullfighter for alec Ingold. He was dishing out punishment,
Speaker 4: giving guys extra time in the ice baths tonight with
Speaker 4: the way he was popping pads. In fact, a few
Speaker 4: of our explosive plays off the edge were basically just
Speaker 4: Alec and Julian Hill. You know what, this is a
Speaker 4: good meme opportunity for you very talented photoshoppers out there.
Speaker 4: Basically Alec and Julian started their own moving company today,
Speaker 4: only instead of moving furniture, they're moving NFL.
Speaker 3: Defenders off the ball.
Speaker 4: Fun to watch those two guys dip into their contact
Speaker 4: and run through people. Julian also caught some balls on team.
Speaker 4: His strong camp continues. I also saw Alec during one
Speaker 4: on ones get a stop on a linebacker, a step
Speaker 4: on a linebacker, sorry, and stretch out his arms and
Speaker 4: pluck a full speed catch with his hands on an
Speaker 4: absolute fastball. He never ceases to amaze me because in
Speaker 4: fullbacks just did not do that, and they really don't still.
Speaker 4: It's pretty much just him and use check in Sam
Speaker 4: for Cisco. Let's go ahead and get some more audio
Speaker 4: here from Tyreek Hill, who touched on how he felt
Speaker 4: the offense took a step forward on Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Offensively, I feel like we took a step forward today.
Speaker 6: You know, whether it's catching the ball, whether it's throwing
Speaker 6: the ball, whether it's blocking. We all took a step
Speaker 6: forward today. And you know, we held our self accountable
Speaker 6: in moments when you know, whenever whenever we failed the
Speaker 6: offense like going dry.
Speaker 1: You know. So that's one thing like we really want
Speaker 1: to hone in on this year.
Speaker 6: Man, Like, even if we have stale moments, we got
Speaker 6: to find a way to you know, dig ourself out
Speaker 6: out of that.
Speaker 1: And today we've done a great zout of it.
Speaker 4: Sorry, it was tough to get a beat on the
Speaker 4: wide receivers today because no Waddle, no Obj, no Brax
Speaker 4: and Barrios, And that could be three of your five,
Speaker 4: three of your five or six guys you keep on
Speaker 4: the roster. But Tyreek and River did what they do.
Speaker 4: Could be the other two guys along with like Malik Washington.
Speaker 4: But Reek had a bunch of plays, including the one
Speaker 4: we covered. But damn it, River Craycraft just continues to
Speaker 4: make plays.
Speaker 3: Go so kooks.
Speaker 4: It's also gotten to the point that the crew I
Speaker 4: usually sit with can Jemmy, Goldie Cuno, those guys all
Speaker 4: look at me with the biggest grins when River Creaycraft
Speaker 4: makes a play, and I just have to give them.
Speaker 2: That's another Washington State cougars. First all, everyone uses everyone
Speaker 2: that has a cat, a big cat mascot uses that
Speaker 2: grow after first downs, and that happened a whole bunch today.
Speaker 2: I mentioned the chunk plays we heard two of the
Speaker 2: other day talk about adapting to new pass catchers and
Speaker 2: if he changes his location based upon the guy and
Speaker 2: what's best for him, and he said, like Na, Son,
Speaker 2: that's not what he said, but that's what I say.
Speaker 2: He's throwing it to where it needs to be and
Speaker 2: that includes timing and leverage the route. It's it's tenfold, right.
Speaker 2: But a guy that is going to earn his trust
Speaker 2: on those, a guy that has earned his trust on those.
Speaker 2: The first touchdown maker of twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: rather River craycraft Man.
Speaker 3: He caught a ball in one on ones. And here's
Speaker 3: something else.
Speaker 4: I hope people were paying attention to the flags on
Speaker 4: the field because the refs let them things rain. On
Speaker 4: the Atlanta Falcons, they were grabbing and holding all throughout
Speaker 4: one on ones and in a team period, there was
Speaker 4: a rep where I think if you asked River, you
Speaker 4: know it wasn't his best release, but he kind of
Speaker 4: got pinned to the perimeter on a move that just
Speaker 4: didn't really get him separation. But he went up over
Speaker 4: the defensive back who just mugged him and made the catch.
Speaker 4: Now they ruled him down with a foot out of bounds,
Speaker 4: but I didn't care because I still learned what I
Speaker 4: needed to learn from the rep that if I put
Speaker 4: eighty five, if I put the football on eighty five vicinity,
Speaker 4: he gonna make the catch.
Speaker 3: He is so dependable.
Speaker 4: Willie Snead continues to get open. I saw there was
Speaker 4: a comment about some drops. But there were some bad
Speaker 4: throws to him too from Skyler. That's kind of where
Speaker 4: I put the blame on those. But he gets open
Speaker 4: to me, he's been about as good as he could
Speaker 4: be with the time he's been here, like a week
Speaker 4: and a half, whatever it's been. He did get a step,
Speaker 4: he did get a step in space on one play,
Speaker 4: but Skyler skipped it to him like he was skipping
Speaker 4: rocks across across Lake Okuchobee.
Speaker 3: That's a Florida lake.
Speaker 4: Right. Do people go in lakes in Florida or do
Speaker 4: you just avoid them because gators all over the place. Like,
Speaker 4: I haven't been to a lake in Florida ever. I've
Speaker 4: been to the ocean. Kicked him manatee once. That was terrifying.
Speaker 4: But he skips this thing across the water. And he
Speaker 4: was very frustrated with himself after the throw because it
Speaker 4: was a pretty big miss on what could have been
Speaker 4: a big play. You know who else is making some
Speaker 4: plays as Anthony Schwartz. I thought he was impressive once
Speaker 4: again today. All right, onto the offensive line here. My
Speaker 4: first note is on Patrick Paul, who continues to really
Speaker 4: catch my eye man like he had a rep the
Speaker 4: rep of the day where Lorenzo Carter, a very good player,
Speaker 4: tried to cross face on him and his first step
Speaker 4: was like a get width step out to the left,
Speaker 4: but then he threw the punch and it put Carter
Speaker 4: on the ground and he finishes the pancake on top
Speaker 4: of him with a punishing block that had me like ooh.
Speaker 4: I was cheering up in the stands, like you can't
Speaker 4: see that on a football field. Not get geeked if
Speaker 4: you're a football nut.
Speaker 3: He was a wall in the one.
Speaker 4: On one portions of practice. In fact, I thought the
Speaker 4: entire team did some work in those one on ones.
Speaker 4: Rob Jones, a stonewall, Kendall Lamb looked awesome. And here's
Speaker 4: a cool thing about Kendall Lamb. He was out on
Speaker 4: the kickoff team right in the middle of the field
Speaker 4: and he was talking about how when I came into
Speaker 4: the league, it was I was on the wedge and
Speaker 4: now here I am, at the end of my career
Speaker 4: doing it again in like full circle. And I was like,
Speaker 4: you know, I saw you do that and you basically
Speaker 4: were picking up stunts out there, and he was like, exactly,
Speaker 4: So he thinks that getting guys like him out there
Speaker 4: can spring some big plays, but also that it kind
Speaker 4: of helps him see the field from those stunt perspectives,
Speaker 4: which I think can help at the tackle position. But
Speaker 4: the Falcons did get their pressures. Let's not get that twisted.
Speaker 4: I'm not here to tell you a fib on the podcast.
Speaker 4: They got their pressures, and my notes tell me it
Speaker 4: was a lot of their best interior guys. It was
Speaker 4: Eddie Goldman, Grady Jarrett, Kntavia Street, David Anyamada condensed inside.
Speaker 4: I think that collectively that's kind of how you have
Speaker 4: to view it to get better. But the rough days
Speaker 4: to me were Leah Miikenberg I thought got the best
Speaker 4: of him a lot. I don't think Aaron Brewer had
Speaker 4: his best ding we've seen him have in the past.
Speaker 4: I'm really curious see how he bounces back tomorrow. I
Speaker 4: thought Rob Jones was up and down. I didn't like
Speaker 4: to work from Keyon Smith, Ryan Hayes, Jack Driscoll, who's
Speaker 4: I think had a pretty rough camp, and Chase and
Speaker 4: Hines pulled over a couple of times. So those are
Speaker 4: the guys that were really struggling. I thought Austin Jackson
Speaker 4: was really good especially in the running game and the
Speaker 4: tight ends. We're at the point of attack on some
Speaker 4: pretty good runs off that side. Durham as well, he
Speaker 4: deserves to shout off for his blocking and also had
Speaker 4: a few receptions. Let's go ahead and take our second
Speaker 4: break rate there and come back on the other side
Speaker 4: and do the defense. We'll kick it off with a
Speaker 4: SoundBite from Kalais Campbell. That's next Draft Time podcast, your
Speaker 4: host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Autoation.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and kick off.
Speaker 4: Segment two with a SoundBite here from Kalais Campbell on
Speaker 4: did you think you guys won the practice or do
Speaker 4: you think you lost it? Would you be honest with
Speaker 4: that assessment? Here's Kalais Campbell.
Speaker 5: I think honesty is real. You know, if you want
Speaker 5: to get better, you gotta be honest with yourself, you know.
Speaker 5: I think there's always good plays and bad plays and
Speaker 5: plays you can learn from. Nobody just dominates completely all
Speaker 5: the way. It's a lot more good than bad. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I've always been honest, you know, and keeping the real like, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, fin that look good? You know, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: say it to the media, but definitely answer to my teammates,
Speaker 5: you know, but today I feel like we did a
Speaker 5: really good job.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: Of course they make some players because you know, they
Speaker 5: got playmakers on the squad, but overall, like you know,
Speaker 5: resons made hard on them. They made it really hard
Speaker 5: on them. Now we always say, like if they beat
Speaker 5: this more to them sitting. If they make players want
Speaker 5: they make plays doing at their best, you know, we
Speaker 5: can't just give them. They players, they gotta earn every
Speaker 5: yard they get. But of course the infilt they're gonna
Speaker 5: arre some yards.
Speaker 4: And just like the offense started off hot, it was
Speaker 4: a run stuff and incompletion party early on, in practice,
Speaker 4: playing inspired, playing chippy, Jalen Ramsey was at the focal
Speaker 4: point of all of that. Again, I saw him play
Speaker 4: press man, transition to a speed turn to get vertical,
Speaker 4: hit the brakes on a comeback, flip the hips and
Speaker 4: get back down the stem and break up a pass.
Speaker 4: I mean that is true to form of the old
Speaker 4: Dion Sanders poster that my Cowboys fan friends, you know,
Speaker 4: growing up in the nineties had a lot of Cowboys
Speaker 4: fan friends. They had this poster on their wall that
Speaker 4: said seventy five percent of the planet is covered by
Speaker 4: water at the other twenty five percent is covered by
Speaker 4: prime time and when you can play the deep ball
Speaker 4: without the safety help and you can get back to
Speaker 4: the curl flat, do you understand the numbers advantage that
Speaker 4: gives you elsewhere on the field. It's like when the
Speaker 4: wildcat was popping off the added hat in the run
Speaker 4: game equation that had defensive coordinators relearning how to drop
Speaker 4: their run fits. Ramsey gives you that and you can
Speaker 4: dictate terms of moving him around, which Anthony Weavers doing
Speaker 4: a post of last year when he was pigeonholed into
Speaker 4: one position. But he also gives you more flexibility than
Speaker 4: any other defensive back in the entire game. That's what's
Speaker 4: so crazy about him to me. Even if he loses
Speaker 4: a step in two or three years down the line,
Speaker 4: I don't I think that he would have a very
Speaker 4: smooth transition into flipping to like a Kyle Hamilton roll
Speaker 4: in Baltimore. But that's years away if that's what he
Speaker 4: wants to do later on, But for now, he's doing
Speaker 4: that stuff on top of freak of the nature stuff.
Speaker 4: I even saw him move into the box and rush
Speaker 4: inside and swat a pass down like a freaking edge
Speaker 4: rusher right in Kirk Cousins face. He's an unreal talent.
Speaker 4: He also tagged off on some plays in the running
Speaker 4: game and the short passing game. He was out there
Speaker 4: mixing it up. I think his presence alone, not just
Speaker 4: the talent, but the unmatched tenacity, I think will be
Speaker 4: big a big deal for us from week one on
Speaker 4: because we didn't have that early. I thought we really
Speaker 4: earlier in the season last year. My other standout was
Speaker 4: a rookie rusher. Let's go ahead and stay in order here.
Speaker 4: With the defensive backs, Kendall Fuller was outstanding. I saw
Speaker 4: him draw Kyle Pitts on a one on one deep
Speaker 4: shot and he out physicaled the big tight end. Pits
Speaker 4: couldn't open up down the stem because he just he
Speaker 4: didn't have the space to get his top end speed.
Speaker 4: He couldn't elevate because Kendall wasn't phase at the jumping
Speaker 4: or the point of attack I guess, and the ball
Speaker 4: was nowhere close. As a result, he did the exact
Speaker 4: same thing in one on ones. He even broke up
Speaker 4: a pass that should have been picked off by Jevon
Speaker 4: Holland down in red zone work where he again pins
Speaker 4: the receiver to the perimeter and gets his head back
Speaker 4: to the play to play the football and didn't see
Speaker 4: Javon angling over for the room service pick and he
Speaker 4: punched it away and costs Javon a pick. But good on,
Speaker 4: good there. Speaking of Javon, you know, he was an enforcer.
Speaker 4: He was a middle of the field presence. He gave
Speaker 4: some receivers like footsteps today where he forced some incompletions
Speaker 4: because of that presence. He also sparked that big brawl
Speaker 4: we saw in practice, so you know, take care of
Speaker 4: the other guys too out there. I thought Patrick mcmare
Speaker 4: rris was really good today. He was excellent in the
Speaker 4: one on ones and made a bunch of tackles coming
Speaker 4: downhill in the many chuckdowns we saw. And to that point,
Speaker 4: it was a slog for the Falcons early on in
Speaker 4: this practice.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: Then they started getting some footing mid practice and moved
Speaker 4: the ball well in one period, and then Cousins did
Speaker 4: a good job driving them in the two minute period
Speaker 4: at the end of the practice. But I thought the
Speaker 4: count went pretty heavily in the defense as favor man
Speaker 4: like Michael Penix got hot there for a minute and
Speaker 4: had some nice had a nice deep shot over saran Neil.
Speaker 4: I thought Isaiah Johnson and saran Neil had the toughest
Speaker 4: days outside. But if that's all from the cornerback spot,
Speaker 4: you can live with that any day of the week.
Speaker 4: We keep talking about Jason Matrie because he keeps making plays.
Speaker 4: He had more PBUs today and that indicates or that
Speaker 4: includes one on one and team. He's the like from
Speaker 4: nowhere guy right to the Julius Warmsley, if you guys
Speaker 4: remember that from twenty sixteen, I didn't know anything about him.
Speaker 4: He was signed later than all the other udfas, and
Speaker 4: he just keeps on making You put him in the
Speaker 4: notes because he keeps making plays. Cater Coo, who made
Speaker 4: employees today, had some good reps from what I saw,
Speaker 4: including a pass breakup.
Speaker 3: And Ethan bonner Man.
Speaker 4: You know what, if it hasn't been Tyreek or Waddle,
Speaker 4: he's pretty much won every rep outside of those two guys,
Speaker 4: and no one really stops those guys. And I think
Speaker 4: today we didn't see those two guys. He had his
Speaker 4: best day of camp. He's competitive man, he's he wants
Speaker 4: to mix it up. He doesn't really say a whole lot,
Speaker 4: just kind of keeps to himself. He's always involved in
Speaker 4: run plays to his side, and he's usually in phase
Speaker 4: in pretty good shape and coverage. We're a little bit
Speaker 4: thin at linebacker right now with Brooks and Walker not practicing,
Speaker 4: but love seeing the depth there because Duke Riley gets
Speaker 4: the orange jersey for his work on Monday's practice and
Speaker 4: I saw him make a couple of plays, including one
Speaker 4: big free run tackle for loss. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 4: hear from kalay As Campbell once again on how this
Speaker 4: linebacking corps helps this or check that rather, how this
Speaker 4: defense emphasizes the run defense that we saw really excel
Speaker 4: on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Keep getting with data.
Speaker 5: Is you know it's built on stop on the run
Speaker 5: and then you know, you know, creating pressure through different
Speaker 5: blisters of different things. And then you know, I think,
Speaker 5: you know, we've been a D line, you know, hard
Speaker 5: playing D line from office square un Let's us rush
Speaker 5: for a little bit so we can get a a
Speaker 5: little more opportunity hit the quarterback. But you know, this
Speaker 5: defense is I think a special we got you know,
Speaker 5: Zach Zeller leading the way. You know up front, he
Speaker 5: just sets the toe and we all kind of follow.
Speaker 4: Suit and we go out there and we ball, but
Speaker 4: man off the edge, you know the rook had himself
Speaker 4: yet another day, Chop Robinson. I saw him win with
Speaker 4: speed around the edge, flatten and then get greeted by
Speaker 4: the running backs tipping up in passbro and when he
Speaker 4: converted his speed to power, he ran him over and
Speaker 4: pressured Cousins and forced a dead play. I mean, if
Speaker 4: he does that in a game when we have JP
Speaker 4: or Beach Hub or both of them out there, that
Speaker 4: means you're blocking one of those guys or both of
Speaker 4: those guys one on one and maybe pulling in eligibles
Speaker 4: to be part of your protection scheme. Because that's the
Speaker 4: definition of how you can impact a game.
Speaker 3: And Chop does it every damn day out here.
Speaker 4: And if you account for him off the edge, well,
Speaker 4: I saw him kick inside and just bowl over the
Speaker 4: center and then pop the back behind the lad scrimmage
Speaker 4: for a big loss.
Speaker 3: He looks really good.
Speaker 4: I'll say the Falcons offensive line, like ours, did show
Speaker 4: really good on one on ones, but Chop got the
Speaker 4: best of them. Man Quintin Bell was the best in
Speaker 4: those one on ones, but I thought the Falcons did
Speaker 4: a good job on him during team I did see
Speaker 4: Emmanuel Ogba get back there and make a couple of plays,
Speaker 4: including one would be sack, and then also up front,
Speaker 4: Tier Tart played with his hair on fire today. He
Speaker 4: was in the backfield all damn day and cost plenty
Speaker 4: of issues. His quickness next to the power of Sealer
Speaker 4: and Campbell, It's gonna be tough for teams to sort
Speaker 4: through that Sealer consistently reset the line of scrimmage. But
Speaker 4: you probably could have guessed that. I thought DeShawn Hand
Speaker 4: and Jonathan Harris had really impactful days. Both were able
Speaker 4: to make splash plays and impact the point of attack frequently.
Speaker 4: I think the biggest thing we saw today though, was
Speaker 4: the idea was this defense is sort of solidify coagulate.
Speaker 4: Is that a term we can use. Coagulate is when
Speaker 4: a liquid turns to solid. So that's not really it,
Speaker 4: because it would be foolish to say this is the
Speaker 4: finished product.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 4: But I really thought we rushed well as a team
Speaker 4: and just found ways to free up different guys in
Speaker 4: that mix with solid covers in the back end. Let's
Speaker 4: go back to Klay as Campbell one more time on
Speaker 4: what gives him confidence this defense can come together quickly
Speaker 4: in a new scheme.
Speaker 5: We got really good linebackers, you know, really good you know,
Speaker 5: and shutters, sided ogbable shoots, you know. He's just a
Speaker 5: force in a run game in past game, you know.
Speaker 5: And I think up front, you know, we got just
Speaker 5: a bunch of big, strong guys who who take pride
Speaker 5: to stop and run. I think we make a pledge
Speaker 5: all the time, like they will not run the ball.
Speaker 5: That is a pledge you have to make. And uh,
Speaker 5: but it's also a combination. I think the scheme the
Speaker 5: way we you know, I mean, you know, we put
Speaker 5: us olfs a position to do better gets the run,
Speaker 5: you know, early downs, and I think that that's a
Speaker 5: you know, combination of a little bit of everything. But
Speaker 5: I think we're building something here, you know. Obviously, you know,
Speaker 5: I think this defense has had a lot of really
Speaker 5: good success to stopping a run because of the way
Speaker 5: we play things and you know, make it hold on teams.
Speaker 5: But at the same time, it's players that you have
Speaker 5: to go out there and make the plays. I think
Speaker 5: we have a combination of both.
Speaker 3: All right, that's pretty much it. A couple more things.
Speaker 4: So let's let's go ahead and give out some jerseys
Speaker 4: and play some more audio from Tyreek, and I will
Speaker 4: also grade each position group. If I had to give
Speaker 4: out the orange jersey, I would say Tua earned it today,
Speaker 4: or maybe River creak Craft those are my top choices.
Speaker 4: Then I'll go Amz Chop and alec Ingold, And how
Speaker 4: about let's do this as well.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and.
Speaker 4: Grade each unit because we're not gonna get an orange jersey.
Speaker 4: I don't think tomorrow. Quarterbacks, I gave him an A.
Speaker 4: I just thought Tool was really good. The one pick
Speaker 4: was the one mistake. I thought Mike White had a
Speaker 4: really good practice, but Skyler struggled.
Speaker 3: So maybe A A minus. Yeah, we'll go A. It
Speaker 3: was pretty good.
Speaker 4: Running backs B plus most An and h Chan hit explosives,
Speaker 4: didn't get much from the rest Ingold was awesome. That
Speaker 4: goes from A B to A B plus. Receivers C plus.
Speaker 4: There were down so many guys outside of Reek, River
Speaker 4: and Schwartz. There wasn't a whole lot there today. I
Speaker 4: gave the tight ends a B because Jeweling was great.
Speaker 3: Once again.
Speaker 4: I thought Durham was solid and didn't get much elsewhere
Speaker 4: across the offensive line C minus some really good, some
Speaker 4: really bad a little below the media in there. For me,
Speaker 4: the worst grade I gave out here. Interior defensive line
Speaker 4: got an A minus good healthy rotation, constant impact at
Speaker 4: the point of attack off the edge B plus. Chop
Speaker 4: kind of raised that grade himself, but there was minor
Speaker 4: contributions elsewhere. Mohammed Kamara was also down, so really deep
Speaker 4: into the depth Charte B minus. David Long and Duke
Speaker 4: were solid, but again they're thin there at cornerback A plus.
Speaker 4: Elite stuff from those top two guys Bonner maytre Co,
Speaker 4: who all made good plays as well against a good
Speaker 4: skill group no less, and a B plus for the
Speaker 4: safeties because a nice day from Javon Holland, Patrick mc
Speaker 4: morris and Marcus may have made some plays as well.
Speaker 4: If I were to score the battle, let's say there's
Speaker 4: ten points available, I would say the offense won six
Speaker 4: and a half to four and a half and the
Speaker 4: defense won seven and a half to two and a half.
Speaker 4: Let's go ahead and play two audio soundbites here to
Speaker 4: close the podcast from Tyreek Hill. He first talks about
Speaker 4: the locker room and accountability, and then he talks about
Speaker 4: what he wants to accomplish here. This year with Miami
Speaker 4: Dolphins back to back. Here's Tyreek Hill, Like, we got.
Speaker 6: Two competitive of a team and two you know, great
Speaker 6: of guys on this team to not win games. And
Speaker 6: we all know that, man, because at the end of
Speaker 6: the day, we all know the money gonna come, the
Speaker 6: money gonna come whenever. Like what we focused on right
Speaker 6: now is winning games because we got a great group
Speaker 6: of guys, tremendous leaders on both sides of the ball.
Speaker 1: And you see it each and every day, man like,
Speaker 1: and it's fun to be a part of.
Speaker 6: Like the energy out at practice is great, man, Like
Speaker 6: you hear guys chirping back and forth.
Speaker 1: It's fun.
Speaker 6: That what makes football fun, Like when like brothers are
Speaker 6: able to like chirp in between the lines and then
Speaker 6: go into the locker room and then have a genuine
Speaker 6: conversation like me and so I love it, man, I'm
Speaker 6: absolutely loving it. But as a team go and what
Speaker 6: I want, like for this whole team, man, is just
Speaker 6: the winner. It just win a playoff game. That's step
Speaker 6: one for all of us.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 6: I think that's something that you know, we all can
Speaker 6: build on, you know, moving forward, you know, going deeper
Speaker 6: into the playoffs and that's something that we can live
Speaker 6: with forever because it hasn't been done in what twenty three,
Speaker 6: twenty four years, and for us to be able to,
Speaker 6: you know, do something special like that with this team,
Speaker 6: we can look back on it fifty years from now
Speaker 6: when we all come back and say, Man, we had
Speaker 6: a great team. Man back in twenty twenty four. Man,
Speaker 6: I remember those practice. So that's what I want for
Speaker 6: this team. Like, that's what I want for myself, man,
Speaker 6: to have moments like that with with my brothers. Man,
Speaker 6: because a lot of these guys I came in the
Speaker 6: league with, you know what I'm saying. So we got
Speaker 6: a lot of veterans on this team. The years, the
Speaker 6: prior years I've been here is a real young team.
Speaker 6: But the years now, we got guys that I came
Speaker 6: into the league with, Guys that I played with, you know,
Speaker 6: played with or against.
Speaker 1: And it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: So I got a real good relationship with a lot
Speaker 1: of guys.
Speaker 3: So I would want that, and that will do it
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 4: Kind of come back tomorrow and do the exact same thing.
Speaker 4: We will have coach McDaniel in the morning, so we'll
Speaker 4: go ahead and provide some soundbites from coach at the
Speaker 4: end of practice on the podcast. In the meantime, you
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