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Speaker 1: And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast, part of the
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Speaker 1: How's it going, everybody? I am your host, Travis Winfield.
Speaker 1: And on today's show, Oh yeah, it is schedule release day.
Speaker 1: We're taking a look at the Dolphins twenty twenty three schedule.
Speaker 1: We've known who we play, now we know when we
Speaker 1: play them. We're gonna look at the matchups, the unique schedule, quirks,
Speaker 1: primetime games, rest time, all of that pertinent schedule information
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Speaker 1: This is the Draft Time Podcast. Maggie Gaffs. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and first start as we do on this podcast.
Speaker 1: You probably heard it by now, but in case you're
Speaker 1: getting your news here on Drive Time, let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and rip off the Dolphins twenty twenty three schedule. It
Speaker 1: is out, It is glorious, and it begins here. Cue
Speaker 1: the music. On the road for the first couple of
Speaker 1: games September the tenth, week one at the La Chargers
Speaker 1: at four to twenty five Eastern Week two on the
Speaker 1: road in New England on September seventeenth for an eight
Speaker 1: to twenty kickoff. That's right, Primetime football, Sunday Night football. Alright,
Speaker 1: Sunday Night Dolphins and Pats Broncos. Week three, nine to
Speaker 1: twenty four, one o'clock for the Dolphins home opener against Denver.
Speaker 1: We go to Buffalo Week number four for October first
Speaker 1: at one o'clock to face the Buffalo Bills, and then
Speaker 1: a couple of home games. Week five on October the
Speaker 1: eighth against the New York Giants at one o'clock here
Speaker 1: at hard Rock Stadium. The following week, October fifteenth, Carolina
Speaker 1: Panthers cut the town for a one o'clock kickoff. Week seven,
Speaker 1: back on the road for some more alright Sunday ninth
Speaker 1: Eagles on the road eight twenty on October twenty second.
Speaker 1: October twenty ninth the Patriots at home one o'clock kickoff
Speaker 1: from the trip to Germany. Week number nine for the
Speaker 1: Kansas Chiefs, a nine to thirty am kickoff in the East,
Speaker 1: Week tens the bye week Week eleven, that's November the nineteenth,
Speaker 1: Las Vegas at one o'clock, a couple of road games,
Speaker 1: the Jets on Black Friday three o'clock kickoff, the Washington
Speaker 1: Commanders on December third at one o'clock in the East.
Speaker 1: Three home games, Titans at home for Monday Night Football
Speaker 1: on December the eleventh, the Jets at home for one
Speaker 1: o'clock on December the seventeenth. Week sixteen, the Cowboys on
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve at four to twenty five on the road
Speaker 1: in Week seventeen in Baltimore that's on New Year's Eve
Speaker 1: one o'clock kickoff, and Week eighteen against the Buffalo Bills
Speaker 1: that is TBD. So that is your schedule. If you
Speaker 1: want to see the entire thing in a written format,
Speaker 1: go to social, go to Miami Dolphins dot com, go
Speaker 1: wherever the hell you want. You can find it pretty
Speaker 1: much anywhere. Here's some quick thoughts before a breakdown each
Speaker 1: game for you all here, West Coast trip out of
Speaker 1: the way early. I love that you can acclimate better
Speaker 1: to a new time zone and a six hour flight
Speaker 1: in a week one game better than any time of
Speaker 1: the year unless you're coming off of bye. But that's
Speaker 1: essentially what this is. Also, one road game after December third,
Speaker 1: that sounds nice. Not a whole lot of cold football
Speaker 1: out there, and you want to be playing your best
Speaker 1: ball late, right. This team is tough to beat at home,
Speaker 1: and I know we always want the early season miserably
Speaker 1: hot games, but coming from the north down here, when
Speaker 1: you're in snowy twenty five degree weather, that eighty degrees
Speaker 1: can be just as tough as the September humidity. The
Speaker 1: only time we are home the same time as the
Speaker 1: Hurricanes University of Miami are weeks five, eight, and eleven.
Speaker 1: It feels like it's been five or six games per
Speaker 1: year the last couple of years, just three this year,
Speaker 1: and this is purely cosmetic, although I do think the
Speaker 1: quality of the field. It's always nice to have a
Speaker 1: good quality field, especially have a track team like we
Speaker 1: have here. But all those Dolphins home games with Hurricanes
Speaker 1: season over means we finally get to see a lot
Speaker 1: more painted field the aqua end zones, which as a
Speaker 1: former amateur grounds crew member in my backyard, I love
Speaker 1: seeing that. Three of the first four games on the
Speaker 1: road is difficult, although I would argue it's not the
Speaker 1: toughest part of the road schedule. We haven't had a
Speaker 1: lot of Sunday night games in the past either two
Speaker 1: of those. This year, we've also got five Island games,
Speaker 1: games where the only game on television at that time
Speaker 1: tells you how this team is viewed from my ratings
Speaker 1: and expectations perspective. Not to mention the four to twenty
Speaker 1: five kickoff versus Dallas on Christmas eth I'll probably go
Speaker 1: out to the entire country and a good chance for
Speaker 1: the Week one game with a late kickoff there as well.
Speaker 1: So why don't we go ahead and get into this
Speaker 1: and breakdown each game? Strap in gonna be a long podcast.
Speaker 1: I've got a lot to cover here. I'll reiterate this
Speaker 1: for Week one against the Chargers at four to twenty
Speaker 1: five Eastern time. First off, i hate not playing Sunday
Speaker 1: Opening Day at one o'clock, but it is what it is,
Speaker 1: and I'll reiterate this. It's best to get this trip
Speaker 1: out of the way from jump. I'll be curious see
Speaker 1: how McDaniel and his staff want to do this, But
Speaker 1: typically the longer trips they see the team travel on
Speaker 1: Friday compared to the usual Saturday. But coming off the
Speaker 1: long break between that final preseason game and the season opener,
Speaker 1: you've got options. I think the storyline here is pretty clear, right,
Speaker 1: fifth pick in the draft, sixth pick in the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty draft, to a tongue of ilew Justin Herbert. Both
Speaker 1: teams found their franchise quarterbacks in that draft on back
Speaker 1: to back picks. They're going to compete on the same
Speaker 1: field for years to come. The series right now tied
Speaker 1: at one apiece for those selections, So we get the
Speaker 1: rubber match here early on in the first game of
Speaker 1: the new season. They're working on a new offense with
Speaker 1: Kellen Moore. We're working on new defense here with Vic Fangio.
Speaker 1: So who can acclimate to their new scheme? Quicker is
Speaker 1: a good week one type of question. Typically we hear
Speaker 1: that defenses are ahead of offenses early on, right, So
Speaker 1: I like that we have the continuity on offense where
Speaker 1: they might be trying to figure it out still in
Speaker 1: their first game. As far as personnel, the Chargers did
Speaker 1: nothing or next to nothing, I should say on the
Speaker 1: veteran market, just Eric Kendricks, only big sign they had
Speaker 1: in free agency. Some fun potential matchups here. They are
Speaker 1: built differently than the Dolphins from a receiver perspective. We
Speaker 1: have the speedy, shifty guys. They have the trees that
Speaker 1: can go up and make the plays. They added Quinton
Speaker 1: Johnson in the first round, the massive wide receiver from TCU.
Speaker 1: So you look at the makeup of their skill players,
Speaker 1: it's rebounders and contesting catch guys. Man, we struggled with
Speaker 1: it last year. Williams came back from that game or
Speaker 1: for that game, I should say, and made a bunch
Speaker 1: of contested catches down the field. We also sacked Justin
Speaker 1: Herbert a handful of times. That's a key for me.
Speaker 1: Plaster to those big receivers who rely more on contested
Speaker 1: catches than separation and really get after the quarterback and
Speaker 1: if they're going to throw those contested balls this time around,
Speaker 1: with this defense that puts more eyes in the quarterback
Speaker 1: and has more playmakers like a Jalen Ramsey, you open
Speaker 1: up the opportunity for more interceptions, which that quarterback will
Speaker 1: give you opportunities for those here and there. They'll get
Speaker 1: a bunch of parts back on their offensive lines. That's
Speaker 1: a fun matchup. I think Rashaun Slater versus Bradley Chubb
Speaker 1: or Jalen Phillips off that left side of the offensive
Speaker 1: lines a great one. Corey Linsley is back in the
Speaker 1: middle and man him against Christian Wilkins and Zach Sieler.
Speaker 1: Sure is fun. They had Zion Johnson last year at
Speaker 1: a guard spot and that produced the best game of
Speaker 1: the year for Christian Wilkins. Man he whipped him in
Speaker 1: that one. I expect to make a year or two jump,
Speaker 1: But just think about Christian against young offensive lineups the interior.
Speaker 1: Besides Corey Lensley up in the air right now for
Speaker 1: the Chargers. They also add some speed at the second
Speaker 1: level with Kendricks and Henley Dyon Henley Go Koug's. They
Speaker 1: were one of the bottom run defenses in the NFL
Speaker 1: last year, but largely because of their injuries. So though
Speaker 1: they should have back you know Sebastian, Joseph Day, Morgan Fox,
Speaker 1: Austin Johnson, their d line was like our cornerback room
Speaker 1: last year, just too many injuries. The thing I'm most
Speaker 1: looking forward to, and this is where I really love
Speaker 1: the offensive staff that we have. This was the game
Speaker 1: plan that got the best of us right like. They
Speaker 1: played their press funnel, really clamped those intermediate routes with
Speaker 1: trail technique and forced us to throw too different spots
Speaker 1: in the field. We missed a couple of deep shots
Speaker 1: we had, like the one that Tyreek lost in the lights.
Speaker 1: That was a chance to really open up that defensive
Speaker 1: system and it didn't happen for us. But what I
Speaker 1: find really fascinating here is that we've got Vic Fangio
Speaker 1: on staff and Brandon Staley got his start under Vic Fangio.
Speaker 1: So now you have a defensive coordinator who created the
Speaker 1: defense that they're going to run against Tua and this offense.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a good chance and possibility to crack
Speaker 1: that puzzle. I did see and Vic having lunch that
Speaker 1: did in lunch, and that was kind of cool to see.
Speaker 1: But as far as the offensive staff goes working on
Speaker 1: that tape for multiple weeks of prep, I like the
Speaker 1: opportunity they have to really solve something that got the
Speaker 1: best of them last season. With our coaching staff having
Speaker 1: the entire summer to plan for that game, I just
Speaker 1: trust them over almost any other coaching staff to do that.
Speaker 1: So Week one fun matchup, and it gets more fun
Speaker 1: in week two because you get primetime football. Hey, al right,
Speaker 1: Sunday night, where are you? Week two at the Patriots
Speaker 1: Sunday Night eight to twenty kickoff. Second straight opponent that
Speaker 1: we'll see with a new offensive coordinator and system and
Speaker 1: play caller. I mean, it's gonna be better than it
Speaker 1: was last year. It can't be any worse, so the
Speaker 1: same idea of continuity on offense really carries over here. Traditionally,
Speaker 1: playing the Patriots earlier is I guess the preferred option.
Speaker 1: Their December record with Bill Belichick is unmatched, as they
Speaker 1: are a team who typically uses that early portion of
Speaker 1: the year to find their identity and then they become
Speaker 1: super tough to beat. And although that hasn't been the
Speaker 1: case in recent years, the idea of how they build
Speaker 1: their teams at the course of the year, you'd rather
Speaker 1: playing early than late, and both our Patriots games are
Speaker 1: before Halloween. I'm wondering if these games will finally follow
Speaker 1: a different script this time around, given the vast personnel
Speaker 1: chains we've had. But it didn't last year, so maybe
Speaker 1: it won't. But going back a few years now, every
Speaker 1: single matchup with these damn guys is one that features
Speaker 1: like three or four less possessions you typically get in
Speaker 1: an average game. They usually have relatively high third down
Speaker 1: conversion rates and low red zone rates as the two
Speaker 1: teams played that bend but don't break style, and then
Speaker 1: we find out who could pull away in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins typically get those ones, the early season ones especially,
Speaker 1: but I'm inclined to think that if we can change
Speaker 1: this time around, given the philosophical scheme shift on defense.
Speaker 1: Not to mention the firepower of this Dolphins offense, but
Speaker 1: I also tend to think that Bill Belichick's always gonna
Speaker 1: find a way to cook up something to limit high
Speaker 1: powered offenses and their chances. Like maybe they're gonna get
Speaker 1: their yards, but he finds a way to keep them
Speaker 1: off the scoreboard for you know, a big total because
Speaker 1: of limited possessions and good red zone defense, and they
Speaker 1: find a way to keep the game close then try
Speaker 1: to win in the margins. I thought the doll defense
Speaker 1: matched up well with the Patriots offense a year ago,
Speaker 1: and I think it could this year again. You know,
Speaker 1: Mac Jones wants to get the ball out fast, and
Speaker 1: they want to compliment that with a power running game
Speaker 1: that could control the clock and play with that style
Speaker 1: of defense they have. We did a good job getting
Speaker 1: pressure on him in both games, created some takeaways and
Speaker 1: limited point production. I remember seeing the deciding score in
Speaker 1: that loss was a touch defensive touchdown from Kyle Duggart, right,
Speaker 1: So can't have that happen again. I look at the
Speaker 1: way their roster is constructed, and I tend to think
Speaker 1: that the answer to that is no, the game script
Speaker 1: will not change that much. I mean, Ramandre Stevenson is
Speaker 1: their best skill player for my money, and behind an
Speaker 1: offensive line with massive bodies like Trent Brown and Michael
Speaker 1: and Wentu against a defensive system that has traditionally played
Speaker 1: lighter boxes. The obvious answer here for them is a run,
Speaker 1: heavy attack that shortens the game. And of course things
Speaker 1: tend to not play out how you expect them to,
Speaker 1: and that's why we'd love this league. But I tend
Speaker 1: to think that you'd be naive to look at this
Speaker 1: matchup and not have that jump off the screen. You
Speaker 1: how can you combat that? Some other fun potential matchups
Speaker 1: on the other side, again always critical get their edge
Speaker 1: weapons blocked. Matthew Judon and josh Uja provide a challenge
Speaker 1: that way, so for you know, Tron Armstead, potentially Austin
Speaker 1: Jackson getting those guys blocked up and then just locating
Speaker 1: Kyle Dugger on every single play fun chess match there
Speaker 1: between he and Tungo Bai looa their defensive line versus
Speaker 1: our offensive line. From a play style standpoint, between Gotchaw, Barmore, Dietrich, Wise,
Speaker 1: Lawrence guy against our guys in the interior like Connor
Speaker 1: and Rob and you know potentially Liam there. That's a
Speaker 1: fun matchup. And this is a game where you know
Speaker 1: Miami on paper has a better roster, but you never
Speaker 1: know in these division games on the road primetime going
Speaker 1: to be a fun one to watch. Week three, the
Speaker 1: home opener versus the Denver Broncos, the last time that
Speaker 1: Broncos came to Miami this early in the year is
Speaker 1: one of my all time favorite games and the first
Speaker 1: game in the career of Mike McDaniel multiple occasions. I've
Speaker 1: talked with him about that in the pod and the
Speaker 1: pressers we've had with Mike McDaniel here, and he remembers
Speaker 1: that game very well. And Denver's one of the more
Speaker 1: I guess tame climates in terms of the extreme temperatures
Speaker 1: in the country, So that's something they're going to have
Speaker 1: to be really cognizant of in terms of their hydration
Speaker 1: and prep going into the game. Plus, if the Finns
Speaker 1: start hot and get those first two wins and are
Speaker 1: two to zer, coming back to this game, hard Rock
Speaker 1: Stadium is going to be absolutely rocking. I love this
Speaker 1: game for the home opener. Sean Payton's gonna have two
Speaker 1: games under his belt as the headman there for Denver,
Speaker 1: and we should get an idea pretty early if last
Speaker 1: season was a blip on the radar for Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: or if it was more of the norm heading into
Speaker 1: the starting gate of the twenty twenty three season. I
Speaker 1: don't know. We'll see it. We'll see how he bounces
Speaker 1: back from that tough year with their staff is entirely new,
Speaker 1: so they'll have two games to get their feet wet
Speaker 1: before this one early window kickoff for a West Coast
Speaker 1: Mountains time zone team is always in favor of the
Speaker 1: home team as well. Eleven am body clock for those
Speaker 1: guys in this weather, in this temperature, it's a tall
Speaker 1: order and with a new staff that means new personnel.
Speaker 1: They signed thirteen free agents and you could probably project
Speaker 1: at least five of those guys as new starters between
Speaker 1: Zach Allen, Marquez, Callaway, Mike Mcglincheesch samajip Rihime and Ben Powers.
Speaker 1: We'll see about Javonte Williams he comes back. If it's
Speaker 1: not Williams, that running back room is, it's not a
Speaker 1: lot there. That's a rebuilt offensive line, So their community
Speaker 1: is gonna be key against our ferocious pass rush. They'll
Speaker 1: get Garrett Bowles back and have Mike mcglinche as the
Speaker 1: tackles for an offensive line that really struggled last year
Speaker 1: to keep Russell Wilson upright. Some fun matchups here, that's one.
Speaker 1: If that's not better, they won't be either. But I
Speaker 1: think this offense does have some potential. Our corners versus
Speaker 1: the receivers was fun. I love Jerry Judy's game. You know,
Speaker 1: Cortland Sutton's a good player, Tim Patrick's a fun player,
Speaker 1: kJ Hamler, Marquez Callaway, very underrated receiver corps there. They've
Speaker 1: been super solid on defense, really going back to the
Speaker 1: Fangio days of being there. Baron Browning is a guy
Speaker 1: to watch. You got to id that guy every single
Speaker 1: snap from the offensive line perspective. And then how about
Speaker 1: Patsartan versus Tyreek and Jalen that's as Marquee as it gets.
Speaker 1: Kawan Williams probably the other cornerback to start, but then
Speaker 1: they drafted Riley Moss and I can't really find a
Speaker 1: better nickel option than him. And like Channing Crowder once said,
Speaker 1: if you got Zach Sayau and Channing Crowder, you're gonna
Speaker 1: go after Channing Crowder. So maybe some slot matchups there
Speaker 1: for Jalen and for Tyreek and then finally Justin Simmons.
Speaker 1: You gotta have to mention Himhen we talk about the
Speaker 1: Denver Broncos. What a great matchup between he and two
Speaker 1: a tongue bai loa and trying to manipulate the middle
Speaker 1: of the football field. One more game here before our
Speaker 1: first break. Let's go week number four at the Buffalo
Speaker 1: Bills one o'clock kickoff up there in Orchard Park or
Speaker 1: Ralph Wilson or wherever the hell they play their games.
Speaker 1: Massive early season divisional showdown. Here. You still just won
Speaker 1: against Buffalo in Buffalo, and you have a chance to
Speaker 1: come back home in week eighteen and sweep those guys.
Speaker 1: Sign me up for that. Was there a better rivalry
Speaker 1: in the NFL last year than Buffalo Miami? Three games
Speaker 1: that came down to the wire either the team could
Speaker 1: have won either of those three games. The fan base
Speaker 1: dispute about playing conditions like I saw a beat guy saying, like,
Speaker 1: what a good resolution here? The Dolphins come here early,
Speaker 1: don't face the snow, and the Bills go there late,
Speaker 1: dont to face the sun? Like since when did we
Speaker 1: stop wanting elements in football games? That's so weird to me. Whatever,
Speaker 1: you know, whatever. I just think the season's more fun
Speaker 1: when the classic rivalries are back. I think we have
Speaker 1: both of them this year with Buffalo and the Jets.
Speaker 1: I like the way we match up from a stylist
Speaker 1: six standpoint, and you saw it in both the playoff
Speaker 1: game and Week fifteen. Now they made a change at DC,
Speaker 1: but Sean mcdermot's principles have always been the same, and
Speaker 1: we highlight the importance of Tarron Johnson and their defense.
Speaker 1: They stay almost exclusively in the nickel package and that
Speaker 1: forces him to come down and play the run, and
Speaker 1: he does it well, but it puts him at a
Speaker 1: disadvantage when we go with alec Ingold and just basically
Speaker 1: have a blocking specialist go wipe out a nickel cornerback.
Speaker 1: That's why Miami ran for so many yards in those
Speaker 1: games last year. I think both teams are talented, well coached,
Speaker 1: and excel in the areas that really decided football games.
Speaker 1: Buffalo did some work on their offensive line after Josh
Speaker 1: Allen got hit way too much last year. That guy's
Speaker 1: got to stop taking those hits. Man, he gets blasted
Speaker 1: almost weekly and he gets up, but like one day,
Speaker 1: you know, he probably won't. I think they'll probably try
Speaker 1: to find ways to make him less involved because of that.
Speaker 1: Because again, no player makes up more of a team's
Speaker 1: offense than Allen. He's a leading passer, the biggest rushing
Speaker 1: threat they have for them. It's going to be critical
Speaker 1: to identify who the next option is on offense. I'm
Speaker 1: talking beyond Stefan Diggs because also he's the NFL leader
Speaker 1: and target share since he was traded a Buffalo back
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. Is that Gabe Davis, who looks more
Speaker 1: like a three or four right now, is at Dalton
Speaker 1: King Kid a rookie is at Dawson Knox. The fact
Speaker 1: that two of those guys are tight ends to me
Speaker 1: speaks to the importance for Miami to have such depth
Speaker 1: and flexibility. They need to be able to compete in
Speaker 1: three different ways to just win in their own division.
Speaker 1: Buffalo potentially a twelve personnel based team. New England a
Speaker 1: very run heavy operation. The Jets have a roster to
Speaker 1: really spread things out and go up tempo, high volume
Speaker 1: passing attack. That's three completely different offenses inside of our
Speaker 1: own division. Some fun potential matchups there mentioned Ingle versus
Speaker 1: Tarn Johnson, Connor Williams and Rob Hunt really got the
Speaker 1: best of at Oliver last year. To Ron Armstead versus
Speaker 1: Von Miller's awesome Jalen or X versus Stefon Diggs Hide
Speaker 1: Employer versus Tua. We could go on and on here
Speaker 1: for the entire thing. I think these are two of
Speaker 1: the best football teams in the NFL. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and take our first break rate there and come back
Speaker 1: on the other side and check in with Week number five.
Speaker 1: That's next Drave Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 1: to you by Auto Nation. It's schedule released day Week
Speaker 1: number five. The Dolphins will host the New York Giants
Speaker 1: at one o'clock Eastern. We didn't get a chance to
Speaker 1: see Daniel Jones back in twenty twenty one. He's now
Speaker 1: the man there with a big contract a year two
Speaker 1: with Brian day Ball, surprise playoff run and a huge
Speaker 1: upset in the wild card round. That's a well coached team.
Speaker 1: Man to me, the coaching staff there is really what
Speaker 1: drives that engine, and they turned it around after a rough,
Speaker 1: rough decade there. I go back to the staff though,
Speaker 1: because you know, day Ball took an offense that doesn't
Speaker 1: have a lot. Go look at the receiver corps, their
Speaker 1: running back room beyond Saquon Barker, it's just not a
Speaker 1: lot there. They did get Darren Waller, if he can
Speaker 1: stay healthy, it's a big get for them, but just
Speaker 1: not a lot of you know, big time playmakers on
Speaker 1: the offense. And really same story on the defense. For
Speaker 1: the most part. They have some stars like Dexter Lawrence,
Speaker 1: but I think wink Martin Dill was the one that
Speaker 1: got that defense really crankin last year. I just think
Speaker 1: they maximize their talent with the coaching staff and a
Speaker 1: week schedule, and their task is to repeat that, which
Speaker 1: can be tough. I mean, it's tough to follow up
Speaker 1: a great performance one year with another the next in
Speaker 1: the same category. But they are certainly in a much
Speaker 1: better spot than they were before. The arrival of day Ball,
Speaker 1: Martin Dale and Joe Shane, etc. Etc. Again, fun potential matchups.
Speaker 1: Dexter Lawrence. It begins with him. You have to get
Speaker 1: him blocked on the interior. That defensive line in general
Speaker 1: is the strength of the team between Leonard Williams, Ashawn Robinson,
Speaker 1: Vernon Butler. They added Bobby o'kariki, who I think is
Speaker 1: a great fit to run and chase behind that defensive line.
Speaker 1: That's my way, too early key for the game. Don't
Speaker 1: let their front seven wreck the shop. But a team
Speaker 1: like that coming here for a home game, these are
Speaker 1: games you have to win. Week six, another one of
Speaker 1: these games at home Panthers one o'clock kickoff. Is it
Speaker 1: gonna be Bryce Young or is it Andy Dalton? There's
Speaker 1: no way it's Andy Dalton. It's a new coaching staff
Speaker 1: with Frank Reich, which I just love that fit there.
Speaker 1: Of course, a new head coach often means new staff
Speaker 1: in general. So we see our fifth of the first
Speaker 1: six games the new coordinator and second of the six
Speaker 1: with a new head coach. I think this is one
Speaker 1: of the teams that has improved the most this offseason.
Speaker 1: They've been really through the Ringer at the quarterback position
Speaker 1: post Cam Newton. I mean from Teddy Bridgewater is Sam
Speaker 1: Darnold to Baker Mayfield to PJ. Walker. They just have
Speaker 1: ran multiple guys out there. They didn't work out for him,
Speaker 1: But even if Bryce Young has the typical rookie struggles,
Speaker 1: they've added a ton of talent around him. I mean,
Speaker 1: Miles SAMs is a great get. Adam Thieln will see
Speaker 1: if he has much left in the tank there. Von
Speaker 1: Bell on defense some fun potential matchups. I always look
Speaker 1: at the opposing secondary first. Here with what we have
Speaker 1: a receiver man, this is a good one. J C.
Speaker 1: Horn's a stud fun reunion game there with he and
Speaker 1: Cam Smith as well. I mentioned Bell, He and Jeremy
Speaker 1: Chin's a fun safety combination. CJ. Henderson kind of found
Speaker 1: his footing in Carolina after not working out in Jacksonville.
Speaker 1: Dante Jackson one of the better slots in the game.
Speaker 1: They add Eric Rowe and Jamie Robinson as well to
Speaker 1: that safety group. It's a good secondary, and their offensive
Speaker 1: line has tons of potential too. I think Ike Akwanu
Speaker 1: is going to be a premier left tackle and he
Speaker 1: gets a big test in this one with our edge
Speaker 1: group in front of our home crowd. Really curious to
Speaker 1: see how this team looks. They can run the football too, man,
Speaker 1: they had that game against the lines last year with
Speaker 1: a couple of hundred yards in the ground. That's also
Speaker 1: one of our strengths though, stopping the run. So this
Speaker 1: is a fun under the radar matchup here for me,
Speaker 1: especially the two Bama quarterbacks who weren't teammates, but they
Speaker 1: were at the same school, which always has a certain
Speaker 1: lineage Week seven on the road in Philly for Sunday
Speaker 1: Night football. I mean, for my money, these are the
Speaker 1: two best rosters in the NFL. Every single matchup you
Speaker 1: look at down to the fact that the quarterbacks were
Speaker 1: teammates in college. We heard Brandon Graham say during media
Speaker 1: row last year at the Super Bowl that he and
Speaker 1: the Eagles expected, after those joint practices for it to
Speaker 1: be a Philly Miami Super Bowl. And just what does
Speaker 1: this tell you about how the Dolphins are perceived now?
Speaker 1: To get this team on Sunday Night football. It's a
Speaker 1: premier matchup, man, and the fun potential matchups. I mean,
Speaker 1: we've got Russell Wilson, Josh Allen, and Daniel Jones on
Speaker 1: the schedule prior to this game, but there's no one
Speaker 1: like Jalen Hurts in terms of run of the football.
Speaker 1: I'm excited for that test. I'm excited for the opportunity
Speaker 1: to go into one of the more raucous environments in
Speaker 1: the NFL for a night game before the weather gets
Speaker 1: too wonky, you know, potentially. Coach always talks about opportunities.
Speaker 1: This is a great measuring stick to get yourself prepared
Speaker 1: for important December and January football. I don't think we
Speaker 1: have to examine the matchups here. It's just good across
Speaker 1: the board. The Dolphins have to stop the run obviously,
Speaker 1: then you got Deavante Smith and aj Brown to deal with.
Speaker 1: I think the Dolphins are in that same category as well,
Speaker 1: where they're gonna have to deal with our offensive speed
Speaker 1: and what we can do on defense and the way
Speaker 1: we rush the passer. This could be a game where
Speaker 1: you look back at the end of the season and say, damn,
Speaker 1: there were fifteen Pro Bowls on the field that night
Speaker 1: in Philly, Week eight, the New England Patriots at home,
Speaker 1: and that's it for the Patriots game. One o'clock kickoff.
Speaker 1: We already broke this one down It's sandwiched between, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, the two toughest games in the schedule, So
Speaker 1: don't sleep on the Patriots and week number eight, hopefully
Speaker 1: you have them swept prior to Halloween. Week number nine
Speaker 1: in Kansas City. It's not in Kansas City. It's versus
Speaker 1: Kansas City and Frankfurt. It's a Chiefs home game for
Speaker 1: a nine to thirty am kickoff. And if the Philly
Speaker 1: game was a good test run for December and January football,
Speaker 1: this one might be even better. The international crowds, You're
Speaker 1: definitely gonna bring it. You almost have that neutral field
Speaker 1: site feel like you might have in a championship game
Speaker 1: maybe one day, the defending champs. For my money, with
Speaker 1: the best quarterback of all time. I know it's earlier
Speaker 1: say that, but my eyes also work, and I think
Speaker 1: Mahomes is as revolutionary, if not more than Dan Reno. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Tyreek playing against his old teammates is a marquee draw.
Speaker 1: I'm loving that fun banter back and forth of he
Speaker 1: and Chris Jones. That's what football is all about to me,
Speaker 1: some fun potential matchups. You got to get him blocked.
Speaker 1: Chris Jones, the Chiefs team building has been so impressive
Speaker 1: post Mahomes contract, post Malone Holmes even before that too,
Speaker 1: but they actually paid him. They understood that you have
Speaker 1: to make concessions at various spots for that big quarterback contract, right.
Speaker 1: I love how they built up around Mahomes' skill set
Speaker 1: for Tua, it's a quick release, phenomenal processing and accuracy.
Speaker 1: So let's go get him playmakers who maximize that. For
Speaker 1: Mahomes a master creator, an exemplary off script guy. So
Speaker 1: let's focus on the line and when they cover up
Speaker 1: our skill guys, which they have not invested a lot
Speaker 1: beyond Travis Kelce. And it's not a great group and
Speaker 1: there were some struggles last year, but Mahomes finds a
Speaker 1: way man and he buys time and they let him
Speaker 1: do his thing behind a really good offensive line. I
Speaker 1: mentioned Dolphin's Eagles with my favorite rosters. The Chiefs are
Speaker 1: right there as well, but to me, the quarterback surplus
Speaker 1: is what pushes them way up there because the rest
Speaker 1: of the roster it's good, but it's not like on
Speaker 1: that level, but the quarterback is the equalizer for them.
Speaker 1: I think you have to be happy about not having
Speaker 1: to go to Arrowhead and then the Chiefs have a
Speaker 1: longer albeit slightly longer trek overseas for this game. Week
Speaker 1: number ten is the buye. It's a great time for
Speaker 1: a buye, right in the middle of the season. Week
Speaker 1: number eleven, well, I mean it depends like it depends
Speaker 1: on when you are the most injured. That's the best
Speaker 1: time to have a buy. But Week eleven is home
Speaker 1: for the Las Vegas Raiders for a one o'clock kickoff.
Speaker 1: I think the Raiders offense has a chance to be
Speaker 1: pretty good, and I'm really curious see how they adapt
Speaker 1: Jimmy g into that scheme because obviously they're going to
Speaker 1: tailor things to his skill set. But it's not like
Speaker 1: he's a stranger to Josh McDaniels, but his scheme the
Speaker 1: last like five or six years was different, very different.
Speaker 1: But they did work together before, and frankly, I still
Speaker 1: think the twenty sixteen performance against US was the best
Speaker 1: of Garoppolo's career before he got injured in that Week
Speaker 1: two game back then. But how they incorporate that with
Speaker 1: a power run game and the defending rushing Champ and
Speaker 1: Josh Jacobs, those are keys for US in this game.
Speaker 1: Controlling the point of attack and getting bodies to that
Speaker 1: part of the field and to Josh Jacobs and getting
Speaker 1: him to the ground. If the Dolphins can control the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage and all the other stuff won't matter
Speaker 1: a whole lot, So that would be a focus. I'd
Speaker 1: have to think in this game. On the other side,
Speaker 1: finding a way to get Max Crosby blocked and then
Speaker 1: worry about the rest. Look, this is months away from
Speaker 1: a general matchup standpoint, but you probably commit a couple
Speaker 1: of guys to him and plan to win one on
Speaker 1: ones elsewhere. They've put some resources into that defense. It's
Speaker 1: been a work in progress. It's not been good for
Speaker 1: a while now, but they have some players on that
Speaker 1: side now. It all starts with the pass rush of
Speaker 1: Crosby and Chandler Jones and then the seventh overall pick
Speaker 1: in the draft, and Tyree Wilson could see this game
Speaker 1: featuring some points, lots of firepower on either offense, some
Speaker 1: fun potential matchups there. Adams Myers and Renfros as good
Speaker 1: as it gets, so as Ramsey x Caterer Cam and
Speaker 1: need him and all those guys, and then our tackles
Speaker 1: versus their edge rushers, keeping our quarterback upright, always a
Speaker 1: big key there. Short week on the road is tough.
Speaker 1: Week twelve at the Jets for Blackfriy a football three
Speaker 1: o'clock kickoff. We split this series a year ago. Both
Speaker 1: games for US were with an awfully banged up roster.
Speaker 1: Same for them in the finale obviously, and by the
Speaker 1: way they are, like I saw them post a video
Speaker 1: of the Week five win last year, like, it's really
Speaker 1: weird when you lost Week eighteen to put us in
Speaker 1: the playoffs to our third string quarterback with our thirst
Speaker 1: ring quarterback playing in the first game. Two. I digress,
Speaker 1: But obviously a lot is different now with Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: in town. How quickly does he get acclimated and that
Speaker 1: offense get clicking? Can they repeat? There? Still our defensive
Speaker 1: performance from twenty twenty two. Both teams followed very similar
Speaker 1: trajectories last season with really strong starts, although remember their
Speaker 1: games were against like Mitch Trubisky and Brett Rippin, Like
Speaker 1: it was a just a row of not great quarterback
Speaker 1: play and they found their way to like a seven
Speaker 1: and four record. They started playing some other teams and
Speaker 1: it went the opposite direction, kind of like Miami in
Speaker 1: a certain sense, they're not the quarterback thing, but just
Speaker 1: losing games. But you have to imagine that both teams
Speaker 1: in December are going to be in contention for this game,
Speaker 1: and this is maybe the secondary best equipped to match
Speaker 1: up with the offensive weaponry that we have. The matchup
Speaker 1: off the perimeter is the main event. Man Tyreek and
Speaker 1: Jalen versus Sauce and DJ Reid's good on good on good.
Speaker 1: We didn't get a see two at the controls for
Speaker 1: this matchup last year, which is why you didn't sweep
Speaker 1: them in my opinion. Hopefully different story this year. Both
Speaker 1: teams have a new system on one side, our defense
Speaker 1: their offense. Where the first game got off the rails
Speaker 1: for Miami was when the obvious passing situations arose late
Speaker 1: in that game and their defensive line just pinned their
Speaker 1: ears back and made a big impact via the pass rush.
Speaker 1: But our running game was really working in both instances,
Speaker 1: and that's going to be a big key against a
Speaker 1: Robert solid defense at plays so aggressive and penetrates so well.
Speaker 1: Use that aggressiveness against them and get them off balance.
Speaker 1: That's what this misdirection offense can do some fun potential
Speaker 1: matchups here. I mentioned our receivers versus their corners using
Speaker 1: that aggressiveness against them. Our front did work against their
Speaker 1: offensive line last year, but they've also added reinforcements and
Speaker 1: they get guys back from injury. They got to get
Speaker 1: Mackay Beckton going. They got to find out if Dayne
Speaker 1: Brown's the guy or if Max Mitchell can come back
Speaker 1: from injury and solidify his spot on the starting line.
Speaker 1: Rogers is not as nimble. I'm not gonna scramble as
Speaker 1: much as he used to, but he still can take off.
Speaker 1: But that said, you watched the Packers tape when they
Speaker 1: had breakdowns. He was getting down and protecting himself because
Speaker 1: they couldn't block for him very well last year. And
Speaker 1: that's kind of what the Jets have to figure out
Speaker 1: how to get that done. And if you consistently win
Speaker 1: those pass rushes, he's not going to go justin fields
Speaker 1: on you. You can shut them down, kind of like
Speaker 1: Miami shut the Packers down for large periods of that
Speaker 1: game last year. On Christmas Day, they also brought out
Speaker 1: a bunch of receivers. I like me Cole Hardman, the
Speaker 1: other ones. I could take her leave, but Hartman's a
Speaker 1: good signing. That's The fun matchup to me is Rogers
Speaker 1: versus Fangio. They've had some great battles in the past
Speaker 1: when Vick was in Chicago. Looking forward to that here,
Speaker 1: and then Quinn versus our interior are rob Hunt two
Speaker 1: of versus Slaw Rayqwan draws potentially a rookie center with
Speaker 1: Joel Tipman there incredible lengths. That's a fun like long
Speaker 1: arm matchup. Gonna be fun, games man. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and take our last break right there and come back
Speaker 1: on the other side and do weeks thirteen through eighteen.
Speaker 1: That's next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 1: to you by Auto Nation. Segment three. We have six
Speaker 1: games left, although two of those are repeat, so really
Speaker 1: four games to break down here, starting with Week thirteen
Speaker 1: at the Washington Commanders for one o'clock kickoff. It'll be
Speaker 1: important through this stretch to stay on task. What I
Speaker 1: mean by that is you got so many marquee games
Speaker 1: in the schedule to not lose sight of games like
Speaker 1: this where you have a roster that wasn't very competitive
Speaker 1: last year, and last year was last year, so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. But you're gonna have these roles in
Speaker 1: the schedule where you see games that you're supposed to win, right,
Speaker 1: and I use air quotes there, But it's gonna be
Speaker 1: so important for the Dolphins this year to not let
Speaker 1: those games creep up on them. I actually like this
Speaker 1: Washington roster a whole lot. I don't think it's over
Speaker 1: stepping to say they have probably the most unproven quarterback
Speaker 1: room in the league. Sam Howell. It was a fifth
Speaker 1: round draft pick two years ago and he played well
Speaker 1: on spot duty, but it's a tiny sample size. I
Speaker 1: like the conviction you have in him, I suppose, but
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see if it works out for him.
Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissetts there the backups, they do have that experience,
Speaker 1: but either way, they're gonna be thrown to an awesome
Speaker 1: skill group because the fun potential matchups here. There aren't
Speaker 1: seven receivers I would take over Terry McLaurin. I love
Speaker 1: Curtis Samuel, I love Johan Dottson, A big fan of
Speaker 1: Diamie Brown, and then of course Brian Robinson and Antonio Gibson.
Speaker 1: They're kind of loaded, man, and they really fortified their
Speaker 1: depth on the offensive line as well. So if Howell
Speaker 1: is the guy like, if they are the ones that
Speaker 1: know more than all of us, then this could be
Speaker 1: a surprise playoff. Team defense is pretty damn good too.
Speaker 1: We've got to match that firepower on offense, and you've
Speaker 1: got to get Deron Payne, Jonathan Allen, Montes, sweat, Chase Young,
Speaker 1: all those boys up front blocked. This is an underrated
Speaker 1: roster and I might pick them as a surprise in
Speaker 1: the NFC if they make a surprise move a quarterback.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I won't, But I digress Week fourteen. But up
Speaker 1: Monday Night football, Titans at the Dolphins, eight to fifteen,
Speaker 1: kickoff from hard Rock Stadium. Times are a change in
Speaker 1: in Tennessee? Well maybe Taylor lewan is gone. That rhymes
Speaker 1: Dereck Henry is what's the word that the riseid of Henry?
Speaker 1: He's still there. He wasn't traded like many thought he
Speaker 1: might be. But same story with Ryan Tannehill, though they
Speaker 1: did draft Will Levis in the second round. So it
Speaker 1: bears pondering who's going to be under center come week fourteen.
Speaker 1: We'll see man like that. AFC South is wide open,
Speaker 1: so I wouldn't count the Titans out because of Mike Grabel.
Speaker 1: To me, he's the ultimate feather in the cap as
Speaker 1: a coach that can play this physical brand of football
Speaker 1: and kind of zig where everybody else SAgs and and
Speaker 1: find ways to win games close like that with a
Speaker 1: roster and a veteran quarterback like Tannehill. But if it
Speaker 1: goes south on them and they come into this game
Speaker 1: at you know, I don't know, four and eight, then
Speaker 1: maybe it's Will Levis. You know, it probably is Will
Speaker 1: Levis at that point. So this is a game where
Speaker 1: it tests your ability to adapt your approach on a
Speaker 1: week to week basis, because they're probably gonna run the
Speaker 1: ball down your throat or try to some fun potential matchups.
Speaker 1: David Long reunion game here, and you know him and
Speaker 1: Mike Rabel had some not so great end of the
Speaker 1: season parting words for each other, So I think he'll
Speaker 1: be fired up for that one. And he's the kind
Speaker 1: of player that will be so well studied on their
Speaker 1: tendencies that they're gonna have to change all their signals.
Speaker 1: I mean they would anyway, but I just like his
Speaker 1: ability to give us some intel there. I think the
Speaker 1: biggest way or the biggest thing you look at the
Speaker 1: Titans here is that they annually have a pretty good defense,
Speaker 1: even though the rosters don't really suggest it. But Kevin
Speaker 1: Bayerd Justin Simmons, you've got to find those guys pre
Speaker 1: snap and find a way to get them block and
Speaker 1: get them taken care of. They're very good players. Week fifteen,
Speaker 1: the Jets come back here. That's a one o'clock kickoff.
Speaker 1: I broke the matchup down on the road contest by
Speaker 1: a long shot, the closest of the divisional matchups, and
Speaker 1: that there's only two games between our meetings with the Jets,
Speaker 1: And the schedule is always about when you play a
Speaker 1: team right, And obviously we can't know how it's going
Speaker 1: to play out, but when the games are this close together,
Speaker 1: you get a higher likelihood that the two teams are
Speaker 1: like similar than they were from the previous matchup. If
Speaker 1: they're in September and December, you might have two completely
Speaker 1: different squads from terms of your injury report, how guys
Speaker 1: are playing like teams change, but playing two times in
Speaker 1: four weeks, it's kind of probably gonna be most of
Speaker 1: the same team, if that makes sense. Week sixteen versus
Speaker 1: the Cowboys at home on Christmas Eve for twenty five
Speaker 1: kickoff the Dolphins and Cowboys in a holiday has a
Speaker 1: certain ring too, isn't it? Leon Lett game? And we're
Speaker 1: going to treat this one is Dallas is loaded, man.
Speaker 1: I think they got more weapons for Deck on the offense.
Speaker 1: Their line was awfully banged up last year, so they
Speaker 1: get a fresh start there. They also made a change
Speaker 1: of offensive coordinator, which I don't think. I think it's
Speaker 1: a a backwards move or lateral at best. I like
Speaker 1: Kellen Moore. Brian Schottheimer's in for him though, and we
Speaker 1: heard Mike McCarthy say I want to run the ball
Speaker 1: to rest the defense like it's twenty twenty three, bro.
Speaker 1: Some fun potential matchups here. It's why I'm glad we
Speaker 1: get the Titans before this, because I think Dallas will
Speaker 1: try to assert their will on the ground this year.
Speaker 1: Tony Pollard's a terrific player. I love the Brandon Cooks addition,
Speaker 1: and when the Cowboys offense gets rolling, that defense takes off.
Speaker 1: So big game here for our defense to handle that
Speaker 1: in our offense to get some points as well. Micah
Speaker 1: Parsons is one of one, like you got to locate
Speaker 1: that guy because he moves everywhere and you just if
Speaker 1: he's gonna line up off the right side of our
Speaker 1: offensive line, you better give him some help because this
Speaker 1: guy can can change the game and make it look routine.
Speaker 1: They've also got Trayvon Diggs in the back end, so
Speaker 1: protecting the football gonna be key in this one, as
Speaker 1: it always is. Week seventeen at the Baltimore Ravens one
Speaker 1: o'clock kickoff there Week two last year, so the second
Speaker 1: game of the year, the penultimate game this year. Some
Speaker 1: cool cemetry there and what a shootout that game was.
Speaker 1: Back to the scene of the crime the way, It's
Speaker 1: gonna look a lot different this time around, most likely
Speaker 1: maybe some snow we'll see, and then really the only
Speaker 1: real cold weather game on here for the most part.
Speaker 1: I mean, Washington could be cold, the Jets could be cold,
Speaker 1: but we'll see. And these are two teams who were
Speaker 1: dominant last year in healthy. Lamar hasn't finished the year
Speaker 1: the last two years, so we'll see if he makes
Speaker 1: it this far. You know, I hope for his sake
Speaker 1: he does. But I love they have him long term.
Speaker 1: I love their backup with him and Dobbins and all
Speaker 1: the speed they have back there. But man, you've got
Speaker 1: three teams during this stretch that want to pound the rock,
Speaker 1: and again, what better way to get ready for playoff
Speaker 1: football where teams tend to lean on the ground game
Speaker 1: a little bit more some fun potential matchups here. I
Speaker 1: think the second Dary went healthy is a good matchup
Speaker 1: for our skill groups. I'm also very fascinated by our
Speaker 1: linebackers versus the many run looks they can feature with
Speaker 1: you know, Jerome and David Long and Duke Riley and
Speaker 1: the like. It's a new offense, but you'd be crazy
Speaker 1: to not build the run game around Lamar Jackson. So
Speaker 1: it's just say another team on the schedule that preps
Speaker 1: you for the potential January slate that we want to
Speaker 1: get to. Right on the other side, this might be
Speaker 1: the most firepower they've had. A receiver and tight end.
Speaker 1: You know, Odell Beckham comes in as a Flowers comes
Speaker 1: in Mark Andrews though the tight end is the straw
Speaker 1: that stirs the drink, and his ability, paired with the
Speaker 1: run game is so tough for defenders to maintain I
Speaker 1: discipline because he does so much work in the running game,
Speaker 1: but they can sneak by your second level with play action.
Speaker 1: It's tough to deal for deal with. It's a fun
Speaker 1: couple of matchups here late Week eighteen versus the Bills TBD.
Speaker 1: We broke down the matchup in the first contest obviously
Speaker 1: has the potential for the biggest game that weekend with
Speaker 1: two Saturday slots a Sunday night football slot available. I mean,
Speaker 1: you never know, but I would have to think this
Speaker 1: game is one of the higher likelihoods of winding up
Speaker 1: in primetime. Imagine playing the Bills in Week eighteen for
Speaker 1: the division at home? Can you imagine that would be
Speaker 1: absolutely electric? Also, I always like playing really good teams
Speaker 1: the last week of the season because in the potential
Speaker 1: event they have things locked up, you might get a
Speaker 1: backup quarterback. I think a team with no playoff results
Speaker 1: to play for can be more dangerous than a team
Speaker 1: who's already locked into their playoff seeding. So the ideal
Speaker 1: situation here right is that we have the division locked up,
Speaker 1: and maybe we're competing for the one seed, and the
Speaker 1: Bills are locked into the five seed and can improve
Speaker 1: upon that they play the following week where we have
Speaker 1: a win for us, we give us the week off.
Speaker 1: I guess more ideal is you have the one seed
Speaker 1: locked up. But I'm just laying out potential scenarios here
Speaker 1: for y'all, and that's it. I'll do another bit on
Speaker 1: the schedule on the Saturday episode of the podcast, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, that's the next episode. We're gonna replace
Speaker 1: the Monday podcast with Saturday because we have two days
Speaker 1: of rookie mini camp and we'll also hear from those rookies.
Speaker 1: So a Saturday edition of the Draft Time podcast replacing
Speaker 1: Monday's podcast. With all that said, that's gonna be my
Speaker 1: time start booking those trips, start getting those tickets. I
Speaker 1: want to hear from you on social which game or
Speaker 1: games are you going to tell us which road trips
Speaker 1: you're going to be making, And for the out of
Speaker 1: town fans, which games you're booking for your South Florida vacations.
Speaker 1: I have to imagine you out of town folks are
Speaker 1: quite fond of the December schedule because it quite literally
Speaker 1: is paradise down here that time of year. All right,
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