Speaker 1: To on the move. Darlan deep speedways Beasts.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 3: This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield. He's got my.
Speaker 2: Advans in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: What is up Dolphins and welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 3: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show
Speaker 3: you heard him right there in the open. He's gonna
Speaker 3: join me on the show today. Kevin Harlan jumps in
Speaker 3: the shotgun side saddle seat to talk all things Dolphins
Speaker 3: and Seahawks. Plus my good buddy Kyle Krabs joins me
Speaker 3: to break down some stuff with this rookie class coming up.
Speaker 3: We'll talk some quarterback play, We'll talk to the receiver position,
Speaker 3: as well as the big games on the college slate
Speaker 3: college schlate this weekend. All of that and more here
Speaker 3: from the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 3: This is the Draft Time Podcast. Let's get right now
Speaker 3: to Kevin Harlan. We were thrilled to be joined today
Speaker 3: here on Dolphins HQ and the Draft Time Podcast by
Speaker 3: a friend of the podcast, now, the great Kevin Harlan.
Speaker 3: He'll be on the call on Sunday at four h
Speaker 3: five from Lomenfield and Seattle Dolphins and Seahawks. Kevin, it's
Speaker 3: great to see you again. How you doing, my friend,
Speaker 3: I'm doing great.
Speaker 1: Tramis great to be on with you as well. I
Speaker 1: wish our circumstances were a little different, but we're certainly
Speaker 1: good to see you, and I'm looking forward to seeing
Speaker 1: the Dolphins this weekend after a long flight. But that's
Speaker 1: got to be like a six hour flight for them
Speaker 1: to get from South Florida up there. But it should
Speaker 1: be a very competitive game because the Seahawks a feeling
Speaker 1: pretty good about themselves and I think the Dolphins field
Speaker 1: there's a lot of football left to be played, regardless
Speaker 1: who's under center or who's at the different positions. This
Speaker 1: is a quality team still and it's a full steam ahead,
Speaker 1: I'm sure for both.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to your point, it's a five month season, right.
Speaker 3: It takes a lot and change in short order, and
Speaker 3: it can go bad, it can go good. It can
Speaker 3: flip in the matter of a couple of minutes in
Speaker 3: a football game. So looking forward to seeing how the
Speaker 3: Dolphins respond to this latest bit of adversity, which seems
Speaker 3: to be a bit of a theme unfortunately the last
Speaker 3: couple of years with injuries and Kevin. Before we get
Speaker 3: into the actual matchup itself here, you know, I wanted
Speaker 3: to ask you about this. I'm sure you've been talking
Speaker 3: about it all week in various spots and platforms, but
Speaker 3: you went viral back in twenty nineteen when you were
Speaker 3: simultaneously calling two games at once. I don't have to
Speaker 3: tell you about it, the Dolphins up to the Patriots,
Speaker 3: your arrowhead doing the Chiefs game. But this past week
Speaker 3: you handled the studio toss and the studio update. I
Speaker 3: would love to have you take us inside that moment
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 1: Well, we uh as people that watch CBS broadcasts know
Speaker 1: that we occasionally go to New York and our studios
Speaker 1: updates and other important games, big plays and whatnot. And
Speaker 1: normally when that happens, we throw it to New York.
Speaker 1: And what I do during that time, which is about
Speaker 1: a the fifteen second window, is I'm looking on our
Speaker 1: if I'm staying in our games, so I'm looking out
Speaker 1: on the field. I'm watching new substitutions, new players coming on,
Speaker 1: sub packages being put on the field and things, and
Speaker 1: making sure I've got my game situation correct. I'm immersed
Speaker 1: in the game that I'm doing, and I rarely, except
Speaker 1: for the last sentence, listen to what is being done
Speaker 1: in New York, and certainly not watching it. Now we
Speaker 1: have we have our desk up in the broadcast booth,
Speaker 1: and we've decided, as our crew does, we put the
Speaker 1: monitor that we call it network return, and we've got
Speaker 1: our network return monitor on the floor. So if there
Speaker 1: is a play, or in the case of what happened
Speaker 1: with Fitzpatrick and Gasiki in New England on that last
Speaker 1: day of the season a couple of years ago, when
Speaker 1: they beat Brady and the Patriots, we can lean back
Speaker 1: in our chairs or step back if we're standing, take
Speaker 1: a look at the monitors, see what's going on. In
Speaker 1: particular case, I was still glued out of the game
Speaker 1: we were doing. We're doing the San Francisco forty nine
Speaker 1: ers in the Minnesota Vikings, and so I blocked them out.
Speaker 1: I'm worried about here, and I hear Nate my head
Speaker 1: set saying I can't hear them. I can't hear them.
Speaker 1: I said again, I look at you, go, I hear you.
Speaker 1: I hear you. So now I lean back. I don't
Speaker 1: know what game they're talking about. I don't know what
Speaker 1: highlight they're going to show. I really can't even focus
Speaker 1: on the monitor. It's a small little monitor. And I
Speaker 1: was just trying to put two and two together as
Speaker 1: we're going through this fifteen seconds, figuring out what color
Speaker 1: the uniform was for the Jets, which I didn't know.
Speaker 1: There were the Titans, which I didn't know, and what
Speaker 1: was going on, and it was a Will Levis who
Speaker 1: wears number eight, the same number as Aaron Rodgers. And
Speaker 1: the Jets, by the way, have dark helmets and white jersey,
Speaker 1: white pants sometimes when they play. This was the reverse
Speaker 1: the Titans had it. So I'm trying to I'm trying
Speaker 1: to literally feel my way through the dark as this
Speaker 1: report is going on. And at the very end I
Speaker 1: catch you. It's Calvin Ridley's got a levels and that's
Speaker 1: why that's what's happening. So and then I said, all right,
Speaker 1: all right, Nate, thank you very much. And then we
Speaker 1: just took it from there and ran in with it.
Speaker 1: But it happens sometimes rarely at CBS. I've been there
Speaker 1: twenty six years, doing CBS games on Sunday, every Sunday
Speaker 1: for twenty six years. I never recall we've ever had
Speaker 1: a technical glitch like that, and it was and other
Speaker 1: games I think had it too, But the other announcers
Speaker 1: wisely didn't try to say anything. There was only one
Speaker 1: guy that was stupid enough to try to do it,
Speaker 1: and that was me.
Speaker 2: I don't know that.
Speaker 1: I don't know that I'd do it again. Anyway. It's
Speaker 1: a long, long explanation about what happened, but it turned
Speaker 1: out okay, and it was fun and I think everyone
Speaker 1: got that got what was going on, that we're having
Speaker 1: some problems.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, you could tell by by
Speaker 3: the way you you got to really the very end,
Speaker 3: because like you said, you're going off of this dark
Speaker 3: and you saw the numbers, you'll catch the pass and
Speaker 3: if you're not on the call, like, how can you
Speaker 3: know who exactly that is? And sure enough you got
Speaker 3: the name on the back of the jersey plate there
Speaker 3: and you made that call. So I thought that was
Speaker 3: really good.
Speaker 1: I was able to get the only thing I said
Speaker 1: that made me sin. But anyway we got we got
Speaker 1: it in. It worked and often running, and.
Speaker 3: We were for the rest of that the devon h
Speaker 3: of broadcasters. If you will quick on your feet fast
Speaker 3: and versatile kids.
Speaker 1: I love that kid too.
Speaker 3: Man. We'll get to him here in short order. But
Speaker 3: before we do that, we'll go back to the first
Speaker 3: game of the season. Because you've already done Dolphins game
Speaker 3: this year. You're doing the Monday game for Westwood one
Speaker 3: against the Titans and Dolphins. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: No, I'm actually doing the other game, okay, and I'm
Speaker 1: doing it, which I don't even know what it is now.
Speaker 1: It's the uh what game is? It's it's there are
Speaker 1: two games at night on Monday Night football. We're waiting Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I forget, you know what. I I'm only good for
Speaker 1: about three or four days. The only thing I know
Speaker 1: is I got to see Hawks and Dolphins this week,
Speaker 1: and then after that, I got Washington and Cincinnati on
Speaker 1: Monday Night. But I'm not doing I'm not doing that
Speaker 1: Miami Tennessee game. No, I'm not doing that one. I'm
Speaker 1: doing the other Monday night game, which I think is
Speaker 1: not in champ anyway. Yeah, no more scheduled questions, Okay,
Speaker 1: no problem. At The NBA starts for US on TNT
Speaker 1: in about a month, and that's going to add a
Speaker 1: whole other layer. So if you thought I sounded confused
Speaker 1: on that on that screw up with the CBS studio. Wait,
Speaker 1: will you ask me about these schedules which you're getting
Speaker 1: feel for right now? I'm not sure what it is.
Speaker 3: I was not sing much much of the chagrin of
Speaker 3: Dolphins fans love hearing you on our calls, and we
Speaker 3: had the pleasure of hearing you back in Week one.
Speaker 3: Because again, you've alread on a Dolphins game this year.
Speaker 3: You did plenty of games last year. You've kind of,
Speaker 3: you know, gone into Dolphins fandom lore for some of
Speaker 3: your calls. He's got Hill is actually the intro to
Speaker 3: the Draft Time podcast, So you you're well our show. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we we love that sound dropping is using the content
Speaker 3: all over the building here. But before we go forward here,
Speaker 3: I just want to hear your thoughts on that first
Speaker 3: Dolphins game. You had a chance to watch this team live.
Speaker 3: You've had a chance to get ready for a second
Speaker 3: game watching them now. Obviously the change the quarterback position,
Speaker 3: but just your thoughts on the Dolphins from that first
Speaker 3: game heading into game number three here.
Speaker 1: Well, I would say this thrilling first game, right, a
Speaker 1: team which is playoff caliber and Jacksonville and they didn't
Speaker 1: look too bad. They had the early lead. Of course,
Speaker 1: the Jaguars did look like they were kind of hitting
Speaker 1: on all cylinders. They're a loaded team this year. They
Speaker 1: had lost last week. I'm a little confused as to
Speaker 1: why they're not getting more traction because the team's talented.
Speaker 1: They've done upgrades on both lines, and they've they've they've
Speaker 1: really done a nice job. The game in Miami. We
Speaker 1: knew that was going to be tough for him, but
Speaker 1: the early lead and they couldn't hold on, And I
Speaker 1: thought it was a credit to the Dolphins. They showed resiliency,
Speaker 1: came back all in the wake of what happened before
Speaker 1: the game to Tyreek, So come back with that mental
Speaker 1: gymnastic that they had to perform and kind of get
Speaker 1: refocused recent to get their compass in the right direction
Speaker 1: to win that game against the quality opponent was incredibly
Speaker 1: powerful and impactful. And then last week against Buffalo, clearly
Speaker 1: it was not their night, and then they lose to
Speaker 1: of them. I guess I feel like overall, if I'll
Speaker 1: lighten the lens here is I don't know if you
Speaker 1: know what kind of team you've got until you hit crisis,
Speaker 1: and clearly The Dolphins are in that mode right now.
Speaker 1: They've they've hit crisis. Their centerpiece is injured and for
Speaker 1: the foreseeable future will not play. I don't think the
Speaker 1: coach knows what he has until. You don't know what
Speaker 1: kind of team you've got until you hit crisis. And
Speaker 1: that's the mode that the Dolphins are in right now.
Speaker 1: But we know they've got a talented roster. They're a
Speaker 1: good playoff caliber team. So anticipation is is that we'll
Speaker 1: get a very clear, definitive view of off season work,
Speaker 1: rookies on the team, guys having to step up and
Speaker 1: see where they are and kind of team they have.
Speaker 1: My personal feeling is they'll handle it well. Now they're
Speaker 1: going up against the two and oh Seattle team, which
Speaker 1: is really feeling good about themselves, winning in New England
Speaker 1: last week, beating and their home opener Bonix in Denver
Speaker 1: week one. Their quarterback is playing terrific right now, Geno Smith.
Speaker 1: So this is this is And now the Fins have
Speaker 1: got to travel, you know, fly six hours across the
Speaker 1: country and one of the longest flights in North America,
Speaker 1: right so like this is this is really this is
Speaker 1: They're in crisis mode. Right now. He is a He's
Speaker 1: the guy that grabs the steering wheel with both hands,
Speaker 1: and I'm anticipating they will react well to this and
Speaker 1: show a lot of the character and metal that is
Speaker 1: on that team coming off a tough division loss, losing
Speaker 1: to a now navigating those waters. It'll be difficult, because
Speaker 1: all crisis is difficult, But you really don't know what
Speaker 1: kind of team we have until you go through it,
Speaker 1: and that's where they are right now. So it makes
Speaker 1: this game, I think, extra interesting in terms if you're
Speaker 1: a fan, what do we have? How can we bridge
Speaker 1: this time? Hopefully if two it comes back this year
Speaker 1: in the foreseeable future, how do we bridge this time
Speaker 1: with Skyler Thompson or the newly signed Huntley or whatever
Speaker 1: we decide to do at quarterback.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and to your point, the last time the Dolphins
Speaker 3: did have to go to a backup quarterback it was
Speaker 3: that twenty twenty two season and that was Skyler Thompson's
Speaker 3: rookie season coming from you know, a Kansas State offense
Speaker 3: that I make this joke all the time. He's reading
Speaker 3: a you know, four picture poster board off the sideline
Speaker 3: that has like a popsicle SpongeBob SquarePants and like Nick
Speaker 3: Saban has like the play call, and now he has
Speaker 3: an actual NFL offense that has you know, real NFL
Speaker 3: terms and verbiage that he has to rattle off. And
Speaker 3: I would imagine that the third year compared to the
Speaker 3: rookie year for him makes them more comfortable in that sense.
Speaker 3: So that adds a layer of intrigue to this game
Speaker 3: for sure. I think another storyline that folks are looking
Speaker 3: at here for this one. I'm sure you are as well.
Speaker 3: I want to get your take on it is the
Speaker 3: balance of the defensive systems of both of these teams
Speaker 3: because they both come from the same tree back in
Speaker 3: Baltimore last year, Mike McDonald the defensive corner for the Ravens.
Speaker 3: Anthony we were the defensive line coach for the Ravens.
Speaker 3: Now we have a head coach in Seattle for McDonald
Speaker 3: and Weavers the DC here. What do you think about
Speaker 3: those two guys going up against each other on the
Speaker 3: defensive side of the football and how do you think
Speaker 3: that adds to the intrigue of us matchup?
Speaker 1: Oh a great point, Travis, excellent point. I think again
Speaker 1: that this is a layered game of What I mean
Speaker 1: is you've got so many storylines going in and here
Speaker 1: we are in week three, but this is intriguing with
Speaker 1: or without Tua, just the battle of these defensive minds. Listen,
Speaker 1: the new coach of the Seahawks comes from a defense
Speaker 1: in Baltimore that was devastatingly good last year. But Anthony
Speaker 1: Weaver was a part of that. So your setup is perfect,
Speaker 1: and that a lot of intrigued. I don't know thats
Speaker 1: defense hands the parts of the Dolphin defense. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's some really attractive parts. It's clearly with what Miami
Speaker 1: does on that side of the football, but they're still
Speaker 1: kind of in that feeling out process, right. He's a
Speaker 1: first time defensive coordinator, he's trying to get a field
Speaker 1: for things. They're coming off a pretty significant loss to
Speaker 1: a division foe, so there's a lot here to unpack.
Speaker 1: But clearly that becomes one of the major storylines of
Speaker 1: this game. And you can't win a game with just
Speaker 1: offense or defense. It's got to be balanced. One thing
Speaker 1: Seattle has done is they've been pretty balanced so far.
Speaker 1: Mike has put his fingerprints on that Seahawks defense. Anthony
Speaker 1: is beginning that process and having really to change things
Speaker 1: from Vic Fangio in what Vic did, because they're doing
Speaker 1: different things right, there's a different feel, a different message
Speaker 1: and different voice, you know, trying to use players differently
Speaker 1: with then that trying to absorb the loss. By the way,
Speaker 1: I just saw Andrew van Ginko up in Minnesota. I
Speaker 1: love that kid. I love him as a Dolphin. He
Speaker 1: is having as big an impact and I dare say
Speaker 1: maybe more with the Vikings he starts, and he has
Speaker 1: been incredibly impactful for the Vikings. So if you're an
Speaker 1: Andrew Van Gingele fan like I am, you see that
Speaker 1: he's continuing. But I think he's even added to it
Speaker 1: now with Minnesota. They're using him very well up there,
Speaker 1: and that is something the Dolphins are trying to adjust
Speaker 1: to not having guys like him Christian Wilkins, who they
Speaker 1: lost us well on the line. So it's still we're
Speaker 1: dealing with some change here. You really don't know, I feel, Gravis.
Speaker 1: You really don't know what team you have until one
Speaker 1: you go through crisis, and then if everything is static
Speaker 1: status quo two, you don't know what kind of team
Speaker 1: you have until about week five or six. And so
Speaker 1: even though the analysts two and oh, and the Finns
Speaker 1: are one and one. I still think coaches are trying
Speaker 1: to feel out what they've got, what they can do,
Speaker 1: what is most of and so we're still right in
Speaker 1: the smack gab in the middle of that kind of
Speaker 1: process right now for both teams, especially the coordinators on
Speaker 1: the defensive side.
Speaker 3: And you'll recall it was an adjustment period last year
Speaker 3: for the Dolphins defense early on. You called that Week
Speaker 3: one game against the Chargers when they couldn't stop it
Speaker 3: run and couldn't get off the field, and you know,
Speaker 3: in the offense kept coming back and paying it off
Speaker 3: on the other side until the very end of the game.
Speaker 3: They did get off the field with that big deal
Speaker 3: in Phillips sacked to close things out. But you alluded to,
Speaker 3: you know, the Vikings and Niners game that you called
Speaker 3: a minute ago. And I wanted to ask you this
Speaker 3: because one of my favorite parts about talking to a
Speaker 3: broadcaster is you kind of have in some sense unparalleled
Speaker 3: access with the production meetings and talking to these coaches
Speaker 3: and these players, and you get a chance to feel
Speaker 3: different systems and schemes and different programs and philosophies. It's
Speaker 3: just a really cool like it kind of makes you
Speaker 3: a football encyclopedia in some sense. And so you've done
Speaker 3: Dolphins and Jags, then Vikings and Niners, and now Dolphins
Speaker 3: and Seahawks. That is four of the six coaches off
Speaker 3: of that Shanahan tree. As we pivot now from the
Speaker 3: defense back to offense, do you request these games? Because
Speaker 3: for me they're My favorite offense is to watch those.
Speaker 3: The Shanah Entry offense is by far the most innovative,
Speaker 3: cutting edge offense. How you keep getting these top notch games, Kevin?
Speaker 1: Uh well, I don't know. But a great point that
Speaker 1: there is that we can thread some some commonality with
Speaker 1: all the games we've had so far, and I don't
Speaker 1: know we have we have no say in these games.
Speaker 1: Believe me. Next week, next week we're in Green Bay.
Speaker 1: We have Vikings and the Packers, so they give us
Speaker 1: our games. Yeah, another one right with Matt Lafleur in
Speaker 1: Green Bay. Uh No, I I don't know how they
Speaker 1: go about it. Usually is you know, Nan SYNROMEI always
Speaker 1: get the top game in terms of percentage, and then
Speaker 1: after that it kind of just the next two teams
Speaker 1: probably are pretty much close together in terms of what
Speaker 1: kind of audience quality of game. So those top three
Speaker 1: games for the network, you know, usually have the same
Speaker 1: feel and app Every week we at CBS go six
Speaker 1: seven teams deep. All of our teams could do the
Speaker 1: one one game, or the two game, of the three game,
Speaker 1: of the four game. So sometimes I think they just
Speaker 1: put them in a hat and shake it and throw
Speaker 1: it out there and say this, screw do this, crew
Speaker 1: of do this. But but we never, we never complain. Listen,
Speaker 1: you know this being in the NFL, you cheer. It's
Speaker 1: the number one league in this country. There's no even
Speaker 1: close second to it. So every game you get, every
Speaker 1: time that headset goes on, every time you do one
Speaker 1: of your podcasts for the team you're with, which is
Speaker 1: one of the glamour teams in the league, and the Dolphins,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you do. Like me, I say thank you
Speaker 1: Lord that I have a chance to broadcast this great game,
Speaker 1: this terrific league, and for me, working for CBS is
Speaker 1: a dream come true. That is to me, the broadcast
Speaker 1: network in this country, and so they could give me
Speaker 1: any game and I'd be happy to get it. It
Speaker 1: just so happens that we we've we've gotten some nice
Speaker 1: assignments here to begin the year. But to your point
Speaker 1: that Shanahan Tree is a fascinating tree, Mike is gonna
Speaker 1: I think, I think I think they're gonna lean on
Speaker 1: the run this week, and I think probably everyone thinks
Speaker 1: that as well. You got is most of playing. I
Speaker 1: know they didn't play it last week? Is is rahem?
Speaker 1: Is he is he playing? Do we know yet?
Speaker 3: As of the taping, we we do not have an
Speaker 3: injury report updates, so it's up at this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, so yeah, we're middle of the week,
Speaker 1: so we we don't know much about what It's all
Speaker 1: hands on deck right with with two out and with
Speaker 1: a change in the offense and a lot of it
Speaker 1: will stay the same. Skyler is a talented kid. He
Speaker 1: was a drafted quarterback. He comes from a wonderful program.
Speaker 1: They kept him for a reason over Mike White. They
Speaker 1: felt that he could do this. And you know, Mike
Speaker 1: uh said something earlier in the week press. He said
Speaker 1: this again, just reinforces when you put your roster together,
Speaker 1: when you're deciding the starter is it's as important to
Speaker 1: figure out who that backup is. You're finding that on
Speaker 1: the offensive line, we're finding it out at quarterback, finding
Speaker 1: it out maybe a little bit running back, like you
Speaker 1: need to have you need to have your guys in place,
Speaker 1: and it's not just a and automatic I will put
Speaker 1: him at backup. I mean, there is incredible thought and
Speaker 1: process to who these backups are and I listen, when
Speaker 1: guys have to step in, they've got to play as
Speaker 1: a starter. So that is another storyline. Do they stay
Speaker 1: with the same script that they had for Tua? Do
Speaker 1: they change things a little bit for Skyler? We'll find
Speaker 1: out on Sunday, But he's been taking the same kind
Speaker 1: of reps, taking first team reps this week in practice.
Speaker 1: It began early last week because they played on Thursday,
Speaker 1: so he's had a little bit extra time to sit
Speaker 1: in that saddle and grab those reins and ride that horse.
Speaker 1: So that'll be interesting to see how he certainly performs
Speaker 1: in the wake of Tongue Vilos unfortunate injury.
Speaker 3: Let's pause right there, come back on the other side
Speaker 3: and continue my conversation with the great Kevin Harlan. That's
Speaker 3: the next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 3: to you by Auto Nation. Yeah, that extra time does
Speaker 3: seem to be the one benefit of the situation to
Speaker 3: incorporate a new quarterback like you mentioned. I'm as excited
Speaker 3: about it as you are and really intrigue to see
Speaker 3: what it looks like, because you know, Tua's skill set
Speaker 3: is so unique in the NFL with how the ball
Speaker 3: blots off of his hand so quickly that you imagine
Speaker 3: there has to be some kind of change that will
Speaker 3: you know, account for that. And Skyler has his own
Speaker 3: traits and he provides as well, so it adds a
Speaker 3: big layer of intrigue here. And speaking of layer in
Speaker 3: the marine layer out in the Pacific Northwest, this is
Speaker 3: going to go. We're taping this before we head out
Speaker 3: to Seattle. It'll come out on Friday for the podcast.
Speaker 3: And I've I'm from the Seattle area, Kevin, so I've
Speaker 3: been handing out that's my stopping ground. So all the
Speaker 3: folks around here, I'm giving out, Yeah, that's I keep
Speaker 3: hearing that Pike's Place. Everyone wants to go to Pike's Place.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that the coffee, the you know, the Thai food,
Speaker 3: the sushi, the all the stuff that I love about Seattle.
Speaker 3: I'm hanging out these recommendations. But I'm curious because i
Speaker 3: know you've been there a few times yourself, what's your
Speaker 3: Seattle hospital? Where you going on Saturday before you get
Speaker 3: out there for the game on Sunday. Well, I.
Speaker 1: Had many we were out there, you know in the SuperSonics.
Speaker 1: We're still in the NBA and it looks like Seattle
Speaker 1: down the road's going to get an NBA team. So
Speaker 1: and then done many Seahawks games both on Monday Night
Speaker 1: football and and for CBS. Personally, I kind of enjoyed
Speaker 1: the old traditional places. Although I love seafood, love sushi,
Speaker 1: love love that that world. But I'm probably I'm probably
Speaker 1: more lean to met and grill. I like Metro Balkan grill.
Speaker 1: I love that place. It's an old standard and and
Speaker 1: has always been. If I've got time there, it's usually
Speaker 1: we're all going on. We're we're kind of in and out,
Speaker 1: so we don't have that kind of kind of time.
Speaker 1: If my wife does go with me, we go in
Speaker 1: to day early and and that would be definitely on
Speaker 1: our list. But just walking through Pike's Place is such
Speaker 1: a great thing if you're a if you're a Dolphin fan,
Speaker 1: just just going up there, if you're not being up
Speaker 1: there before Great City, whether it'll be phenomenal. And it
Speaker 1: is that that that Pike's place, just to meander and
Speaker 1: have a little bit of this food and have a
Speaker 1: little bit of that over there, and sample this and
Speaker 1: sample that. But for the centuries, the visuals are off
Speaker 1: the chart and a great place to visit.
Speaker 3: That's why I always when we put the Seahawks the
Speaker 3: schedule comes out, I say, please be in September, because
Speaker 3: you cannot beat Seattle in September, and once again for
Speaker 3: the second time because back in twenty sixteen it was
Speaker 3: opening day as well. So you get the best weather,
Speaker 3: you get out of the humidity from down here for
Speaker 3: a weekend. It's pretty great. So you will hear him
Speaker 3: on the call Sunday from Seattle for CBS. We also
Speaker 3: already had our snaffoo talking about Monday Night Football and
Speaker 3: the NBA on TNT, so you'll be doing heat games
Speaker 3: there also save our songs. Kevin, you mentioned that I
Speaker 3: appreciate that. We cannot say thank you enough. Kevin. We
Speaker 3: appreciate your time and we will see you in the
Speaker 3: beautiful Pacific north West.
Speaker 1: Crab is always fun. Nice to get together yearly for
Speaker 1: this or more, and I hope we get to get
Speaker 1: together again this season, talking about the Dolphins and another
Speaker 1: drive to the postseason.
Speaker 3: Great stuff, as always from one of the best in
Speaker 3: the entire business. Let's go ahead and roll right into
Speaker 3: my next interview with the great Kyle Crabs. We had
Speaker 3: to bump him last week on a short week, but
Speaker 3: he's back once more. Kyle Krabs joins the podcast again
Speaker 3: to talk about the weekend in college football. Will also
Speaker 3: ask him about his Skyler Thompson game plan revision if
Speaker 3: you have such a thing, Kyle. But Kyle, welcome back
Speaker 3: in my man. We are onto week number three in
Speaker 3: the NFL, Week number four in college football. It goes
Speaker 3: by faster every year.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't look now, but you're about a third of
Speaker 2: the way through the college football schedule and we're about
Speaker 2: a week away from a quarter the way through the
Speaker 2: NFL schedule already. So it's flying. Enjoy the football while
Speaker 2: it's here, and there's a lot of great games to
Speaker 2: get into. Form a college standpoint, this weekend too.
Speaker 3: Well, they say that time flies when you're having fun,
Speaker 3: but I'm not having a lot of fun, so so
Speaker 3: hopefully we can have more fun and it can go
Speaker 3: buy faster after the fact, and I want to go
Speaker 3: ahead and start here, Kyle speaking of not having a
Speaker 3: bunch of fun somewhere that we haven't really been since
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen, and I had a lot of fun going
Speaker 3: over it back then. That was a fun quarterback class
Speaker 3: to get ready for heading into the twenty twenty campaign.
Speaker 3: And it was nice the last five years not having
Speaker 3: to do that. But all of a sudden, it kind
Speaker 3: of feels like you're back in play at least right
Speaker 3: now today at the quarterback position. And I want to
Speaker 3: just ask you about the weekend in college football, but
Speaker 3: mostly not just who they match up against this weekend,
Speaker 3: but kind of how the quarterback landscape has stacked up
Speaker 3: so far through the first three weeks of the college
Speaker 3: football schedule.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there's some really fascinating games from a
Speaker 2: quarterback perspective. Carson Beck from the University of Georgia has
Speaker 2: not had the best start. They had a really tough
Speaker 2: game last weekend against Kentucky. That was a really physical game,
Speaker 2: low scoring, but they kind of gutted it out won
Speaker 2: that game down the stretch. Quinn Ooers at Texas looks
Speaker 2: like an improved player, but he got injured in their
Speaker 2: their game last weekend and arch Manning came in and
Speaker 2: lit things on fire. But Ooers in that Steve Sarkisian
Speaker 2: system at Texas is looking like he's taken a step forward.
Speaker 2: You obviously have cam Ward right down here in South
Speaker 2: Florida and might be the most improved player from what
Speaker 2: he was at Washington State to Miami and the level
Speaker 2: in which he's operated the offense is a real delight
Speaker 2: to watch. And he's he's got electric arm talent at
Speaker 2: his disposal. Shitter Sanders in Colorado is a big play,
Speaker 2: quarterback minded player. They had a tough, tough drawl with
Speaker 2: Nebraska a little earlier, but they took care of business
Speaker 2: last week against Colorado State. Then you got guys like
Speaker 2: Garrett Nusmeier at LSU, who's a long tenured player in
Speaker 2: that program, and that's pretty rare for the college landscape
Speaker 2: for guys to get some games and start and then
Speaker 2: get benched and then transfer comes in and you stay.
Speaker 2: And he led a seven team point comeback in the
Speaker 2: second half against South Carolina last weekend and they're playing
Speaker 2: against UCLA this weekend. LSU. So that's kind of a
Speaker 2: name from a quarterback standpoint that I'm really intrigued by
Speaker 2: from the tools that he has as a player. But
Speaker 2: I think for all of the skepticism around this quarterback
Speaker 2: class that existed in July, I think there's some names
Speaker 2: that have emerged. I think there's some legitimacy of the
Speaker 2: names that you had questions with. It where at the
Speaker 2: top of the list. So really fascinating class in that regard.
Speaker 3: It happens really every year. And the really bad quarterback
Speaker 3: class we did have is kind of finny that brock
Speaker 3: Perty emerged as the last pick of that draft to
Speaker 3: be the guy that kind of saved that there. And
Speaker 3: you know, I wanted to ask you this because as
Speaker 3: guys that have been doing this for a long time,
Speaker 3: you know, looking at prospects and trying to figure out
Speaker 3: what's what. And you know, I take a lot of
Speaker 3: pride in my ability to spot quarterback place. But one
Speaker 3: of the things I've been better at in terms of
Speaker 3: positions across a football field, you know. And we've been
Speaker 3: on this crusade, Kyle, you and I about what constitutes
Speaker 3: good quarterback play, and I think that we both appreciate
Speaker 3: the big physical traits, right, We're not naive to the
Speaker 3: fact that those are the ones that you can cultivate
Speaker 3: into the best players in the league. But ultimately it
Speaker 3: comes down to how you play from the pocket and
Speaker 3: the way you execute the offense. Right, I think we
Speaker 3: both agree on that. I'm curious when you look at
Speaker 3: a college player, because you know, I go back to
Speaker 3: like Josh Allen, who was sloppy at Wyoming, but gosh
Speaker 3: he was he was so freaking physically impressive. And Jordan
Speaker 3: Love was the same way Utah State. But when I
Speaker 3: watch those guys, this is like a cam Ward question,
Speaker 3: because when I watched cam Ward at Washington State, it
Speaker 3: was the same way and there was some like sloppiness,
Speaker 3: but you could see, to me, you could see the
Speaker 3: ability to play on schedule and play on time and
Speaker 3: in rhythm and to maybe progress in that regard and
Speaker 3: just become a better player in that way. I'm curious
Speaker 3: when you watch a college quarterback and try to project
Speaker 3: them to the next level, where do you start. Is
Speaker 3: it the physical traits, is it the execution of the offense?
Speaker 3: And how do you kind of watch a prospect with
Speaker 3: the concept of like, I can see this isn't there yet,
Speaker 3: but I know there's room to get there. Either the
Speaker 3: physical traits or the mental aspect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I think for cam Ward specifically, it's really
Speaker 2: important to remember what his high school background was like
Speaker 2: as a quarterback who played in a wing te offense
Speaker 2: and averaged like a dozen past attempts a game. And
Speaker 2: then he goes to Incarnate Ward because he's not very
Speaker 2: highly recruited and not on the recruiting landscape because of
Speaker 2: the offense that he plays in. And then he goes
Speaker 2: to Incarnate Ward and wins all these awards and then
Speaker 2: makes the lead to the FBS and goes with his
Speaker 2: college coaches and his favorite wide receiver from Incarnate Word
Speaker 2: transferred in with him at Washington State and he runs
Speaker 2: a college spread system there. And I just think from
Speaker 2: a reps perspective, and I think Josh Allen was to
Speaker 2: that degree as well, because he wasn't highly recruited. He
Speaker 2: played in Wyoming and they played all the other sports,
Speaker 2: so he wasn't doing the quarterback camps and the seven
Speaker 2: on sevens and all that stuff. So just from like
Speaker 2: a reps perspective, there's guys that are maybe behind based
Speaker 2: on the culture of the youth elements of the game
Speaker 2: of football. Now that I think cam Ward could be
Speaker 2: applied into that bucket and that gives you the ceiling
Speaker 2: to continue to grow into. Because that's the whole debate,
Speaker 2: is the ceiling versus the floor, right, and the guys
Speaker 2: that don't have the reps. The floor is generally perceived
Speaker 2: is very low, but the ceiling could potentially be high.
Speaker 2: And I think the big thing for Cam this year
Speaker 2: in Miami with restrepo and the offensive line and what
Speaker 2: they can do from a run game perspective, and it's
Speaker 2: just tying everything together in a way that makes that
Speaker 2: projection to the pros a little cleaner. And he is
Speaker 2: doing his part because I think he's operating in a
Speaker 2: level that he hasn't to this stage in his college
Speaker 2: career in his four other years.
Speaker 3: One more break right there, come back on the other
Speaker 3: side and continue this conversation with Kyle Krabs Draftime podcast,
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Speaker 3: your point about a reps guy like Anthony Richardson is
Speaker 3: the perfect example of that, right, a guy that just
Speaker 3: oohs his talent. I remember when he came out of
Speaker 3: he came out of the tunnel one time for a
Speaker 3: game and did like a backhandspring, and I was like,
Speaker 3: that guy is six foot five boys two fifteen, he
Speaker 3: can do that. I'm very intrigued by that. I haven't
Speaker 3: seen him throw football yet, so the physical traits do
Speaker 3: definitely intrigue me. That's why I mentioned Alan in Love
Speaker 3: and it kind of reminds me Kyle of a point
Speaker 3: from a guy that I don't think has made many
Speaker 3: good points in his career. He's more of a shock
Speaker 3: shot guy. But Colin Cowhard had this great segment once
Speaker 3: upon a time about how he thinks the quarterbacks that
Speaker 3: come from tougher programs, you know, they have to learn
Speaker 3: how to like lose and kind of elevate a bad
Speaker 3: team like a Josh Allen, like with Jordan Love, how
Speaker 3: it can kind of harden those guys. And I suppose
Speaker 3: in a lot of ways that is part of the
Speaker 3: you know, area scout process. And obviously the big time
Speaker 3: quarterbacks will get you know, they'll get the attention from
Speaker 3: the GM and all the top level scouts, but you know,
Speaker 3: you kind of have to go back to a guy
Speaker 3: like a cam Ward and find out like he's not
Speaker 3: just what he is at Miami. You have to go
Speaker 3: back and look at like you mentioned his high school
Speaker 3: day and who he was back then, who he wasn't
Speaker 3: incarnate word. And then at WSU he takes this you know,
Speaker 3: air raid offense and it's not really NFL concepts where
Speaker 3: you can see that growth, you can see where it's
Speaker 3: getting better and now here he is more of an
Speaker 3: NFL pro style offense and he's clicking big time.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: So do you subscribe to that notion about the quarterbacks
Speaker 3: that come from not blue blood programs maybe having a
Speaker 3: better preparation for the National Football League. So I call
Speaker 3: them silver spoon quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: And they're the ones that kind of come in and
Speaker 2: they're darlings and they're at a program and they have talent.
Speaker 2: You can be that and still not be a silverspoon
Speaker 2: quarterback if you go through adversity. Right, And that's about
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow. Right, Like Joe Burrow was highly recruited. He
Speaker 2: goes to Ohio State, it doesn't work out, he has
Speaker 2: to transfer. That put the chip on his shoulder. I
Speaker 2: think about what you saw with with two Tongue of Law.
Speaker 2: Obviously was a prodigy right off the jump. Right, had
Speaker 2: to deal with the injuries, had to deal with the
Speaker 2: quarterback battle, with Jalen Hurts. I think that same conversation
Speaker 2: is applicable to Jalen Hurts and so guys that deal
Speaker 2: with legitimate adversity at some point and come out the
Speaker 2: other side of it. I think that's a big like
Speaker 2: green flag for me with them as who they are
Speaker 2: as prospects and what their pro outlook looks like. But
Speaker 2: if you come in and it's always easy, I think
Speaker 2: that's applicable to every position. Right, Like you're a five
Speaker 2: star pass rusher and you've gotten by on your first
Speaker 2: step explosiveness and your speed to power conversion every place
Speaker 2: that you've gone. At some point you're no longer just
Speaker 2: going to be able to run the arc around guys,
Speaker 2: And what do you do when that moment comes? How
Speaker 2: well equipped are you to make the growth within yourself
Speaker 2: in the game to be able to allow your skills
Speaker 2: to translate? And I think that's obviously with how important
Speaker 2: quarterback is, it's very relevant, but I think that that
Speaker 2: transcends just the quarterback position, and you could apply that
Speaker 2: to a lot of guys.
Speaker 3: Just to speak. The first thing that comes to my
Speaker 3: mind there when you talk about that, like Jalen Phillips
Speaker 3: kind of pops up as a guy that you know,
Speaker 3: began at UCLA and obviously had as much adversity as
Speaker 3: you can imagine with a potentially career threatening injury, comes
Speaker 3: back and he's he's got, you know, all the physical
Speaker 3: tools in the world, and there was like a pass
Speaker 3: rush plan at Miami, but he's you can just see
Speaker 3: it at the University of Miami, I should say, and
Speaker 3: you can just see that he's crafted that thing and
Speaker 3: really developed it and to become a really truly special
Speaker 3: player off the edge. So that's really good stuff, Kyle.
Speaker 3: I appreciate the conversation on all of that. Let's go
Speaker 3: ahead and go into the college football schedule this week.
Speaker 3: We mentioned week number four. Here, give me a game
Speaker 3: or two, some prospects you like and how they might
Speaker 3: attach themselves to the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I look at Utah at Oklahoma State is
Speaker 2: a really interesting game for me. Utah has a tight
Speaker 2: end and Brink Kaithi, who is a senior. He's been there,
Speaker 2: is dealt with some injuries. Speaking of guys that deal
Speaker 2: with some some adverse they have a linebacker in Lander
Speaker 2: Barton who makes a lot of plays, really flies around
Speaker 2: and then on the other side for Oklahoma State, you
Speaker 2: have Ali Gordon at running back, who hasn't been off
Speaker 2: to the best to start this year, but is a
Speaker 2: volume rusher. I think that's a good showcase of just
Speaker 2: like in the box in the four o'clock slate, and
Speaker 2: then you have Tennessee in Oklahoma, which is one of
Speaker 2: the heavier hitting matchups this week. You also have USC
Speaker 2: and Michigan game to watch. But for that Tennessee Oklahoma game,
Speaker 2: Broo McCoy at wide receiver. This explosive Tennessee offense is
Speaker 2: just off the charts with what they bring to the table.
Speaker 2: Broo McCoy is that they're one of their marquee wide
Speaker 2: receivers that they have there. And then on defense they
Speaker 2: have a pass rusher and James Pierce who can win
Speaker 2: with speed. A lot of people think he's a top
Speaker 2: twenty prospect in the class. Oklahoma's got a safety and
Speaker 2: Billy Bowman. So there's some positions that are irrelevant for
Speaker 2: the Dolphins in that matchup with potential top fifty, top
Speaker 2: sixty four tight names for second round players that I
Speaker 2: think that's a great showcase for Dolphins fans if you
Speaker 2: kind of want to settle in and watch what should
Speaker 2: be really good football.
Speaker 3: Just a kind of quick fallow up to that. You
Speaker 3: mentioned the receiver position, and I was thinking about this
Speaker 3: in the drive end today, Like the Dolphins have Tyreek
Speaker 3: and Waddle, which is obviously, you know, the best duo
Speaker 3: in the entire National Football League, but beyond that, with
Speaker 3: injuries have certainly played their part, and we haven't seen
Speaker 3: Obg here yet and River Craycraft's been down for a
Speaker 3: minute now. They just haven't really been able to develop
Speaker 3: that next guy. And you know, we'll see Malik Washington
Speaker 3: for the first time this weekend in Seattle. I believe
Speaker 3: he's going to make his NFL debut. But Eric Azukama,
Speaker 3: as a guy that you know, didn't make the rosteries
Speaker 3: in the practice squad, didn't get elevation over Robbie chosen
Speaker 3: last week, last couple of weeks. I'm curious what you
Speaker 3: think about this offense and how it caters to the
Speaker 3: development of wide receivers, because if you want to, like,
Speaker 3: you know, put a knock on the system, it's that
Speaker 3: they have the two of the best guys in the
Speaker 3: league and there's been no development beyond that. And I'm
Speaker 3: curious what you think about that aspect and how difficult
Speaker 3: it would be for them to bring in a rookie
Speaker 3: receiver and have him be impactful right away because we
Speaker 3: just haven't seen it yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think some of the complexities of the offense
Speaker 2: you need reps, right we just got to talk about reps,
Speaker 2: right and when your reps are focused in Jayalen Wadel
Speaker 2: and Tyreek Hill and rightfully so, because of how dominant
Speaker 2: and explosive they are, and then you're trying to expand
Speaker 2: the tight end room and you've got all these running
Speaker 2: backs that you can get on and feel like that
Speaker 2: just the reps aren't. There's not a lot of body
Speaker 2: of work for a lot of new guys. Your glue
Speaker 2: guy who knew what he was doing was River Craycraft.
Speaker 2: Because your other answers at that position that we haven't
Speaker 2: seen Odell Beckham unfortunately dealt with an injury throughout the
Speaker 2: in the off season, and Millie Washington, a rookie as
Speaker 2: the other guy who kind of looked like he was
Speaker 2: maybe going to be an answer for you. So I
Speaker 2: think it does kind of put you in a tough
Speaker 2: spot where does some of that go out the window?
Speaker 2: Now with the change at quarterback for the the indefinite future,
Speaker 2: where you know, is is that a true strength of
Speaker 2: Skylar's game? Is it more? We're gonna lean on the
Speaker 2: running game. And I know we could talk about what
Speaker 2: Miami can do in this game against Seattle, but I
Speaker 2: think that's a really interesting kind of subdevelopment here is
Speaker 2: what does the offense do differently to accommodate that change,
Speaker 2: and does that free up some of the other guys
Speaker 2: to potentially make it easier for them to make some.
Speaker 3: Place Well, let's let's finish up here and ask you
Speaker 3: the question about this offense and what it might look
Speaker 3: like with the change at quarterback. We were, you know,
Speaker 3: one of the fortunate ones last year. I think the
Speaker 3: stat was all but eight teams started a second quarterback
Speaker 3: at some point last year. And of course the Week
Speaker 3: eighteen schedule provide some of that as well, because guys
Speaker 3: like I think Patrick Mahomes stat in that final game.
Speaker 3: But I digress. We were fortunate enough to have a
Speaker 3: quarterback play all seventeen games, which was the first time
Speaker 3: that happened since I believe twenty fifteen with Ryan Tannehill.
Speaker 3: But we're gonna have a different quarterback under center on Sunday,
Speaker 3: a quarterback that we haven't seen in real live action
Speaker 3: since the wild Card playoffs of twenty twenty two and
Speaker 3: Skylar Thompson. How much does this game plan change for you,
Speaker 3: if at all? And what are you looking for from
Speaker 3: this offense in its first game in the post to
Speaker 3: not to post to an era but after two is injury.
Speaker 2: I definitely think you. I think you'd be doing everybody
Speaker 2: at his service to do the exact same thing that
Speaker 2: you would have done if Tua was playing, because Tua
Speaker 2: does have some unique traits that are identifying traits within
Speaker 2: him that makes him such a unique player and special player.
Speaker 2: And they're not the low hanging fruit traits that are
Speaker 2: very easy for you to absorb observe if you're just
Speaker 2: watching the game. You know his his I think his
Speaker 2: initial field division is really wide and really good, and
Speaker 2: that's how he makes so many of those quick snap
Speaker 2: decisions that he's able to make. Asking Tyler Skyler to
Speaker 2: do that just feels like a disservice to Skyler. So
Speaker 2: I would love for Miami to be a team that
Speaker 2: embraces their heavier personnel groups. The trends across the league
Speaker 2: are are a lot of two high safety presentations. This
Speaker 2: is a team that has shown an ability both in
Speaker 2: gap concepts. So I think they've diversified their run game
Speaker 2: this year versus what it was last year, and with
Speaker 2: their outside zone stuff, and be committed to getting your
Speaker 2: best players the ball. Your wide receivers not gonna get
Speaker 2: the volume that you necessarily would with TUA, but looking
Speaker 2: for play action shot plays, looking for opportunities down the field.
Speaker 2: Maybe you can run some comebacks on the outside and
Speaker 2: try to take advantage if you're gonna catch zone coverage,
Speaker 2: to kind of get those holes in zone coverage. If
Speaker 2: you're gonna get that second level of the defense that's
Speaker 2: gonna have eyes in the backfield, maybe look to widen
Speaker 2: your your passer and passing volume and try to just
Speaker 2: force him to respect the entire space of the field,
Speaker 2: whether that's outside the numbers, whether that's down the field.
Speaker 2: A lot of play action. I would lean heavy on
Speaker 2: the screen game that they have, so not wide open,
Speaker 2: high flying, but I think with what they have in
Speaker 2: the running game at their disposal this year, I think
Speaker 2: they can re center their focus towards that and then
Speaker 2: use the passing game as the counter punch off of it,
Speaker 2: but not make it be the identifying variable of your offense.
Speaker 3: I won't say I'm excited about it because I wish
Speaker 3: we had a QB one and I wish we were
Speaker 3: rolling like we thought we were going to be all
Speaker 3: year long. But I am excited to see what coach
Speaker 3: McDaniel can cook up for a different quarterback and face
Speaker 3: a you know, adversity in the situation to see what
Speaker 3: he comes up with on the other side. I think
Speaker 3: it's a good test for him and his coaching staff,
Speaker 3: and I think prove what we thought all along that
Speaker 3: this coaching staff is a really good one and can
Speaker 3: put together a good plan for a backup quarterback. Great stuff.
Speaker 3: As always, I'm gonna I'm on your twin or your
Speaker 3: ex homepage here, Kyle, your timeline, and I've had forgotten
Speaker 3: that we have some different updates here to your job.
Speaker 3: And yeah, one thing I never talked talked touch On
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Speaker 3: Dolphins and locked on NFL Scouting with the great Joe Marino,
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Speaker 3: of great football analyst. Kyle, you're the man also at
Speaker 3: grinding the tape on Twitter. Appreciate your time today, my friend,
Speaker 3: and we'll talk to you very soon.
Speaker 2: Thanks Travis.
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