Speaker 1: Practice thro Alpis Pafford Growing Park touchdown. What a win
Speaker 1: for this Miami Dolphin team. Wow? What is up? Dolphins?
Speaker 1: And welcome to the Drivetime Podcast, part of the Miami
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Speaker 1: every day. How's it going everybody? It is Wednesday, It
Speaker 1: is hump day, one day before game day, and I
Speaker 1: am your host, Travis Wingfield, here to bring you your
Speaker 1: daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And on today's show,
Speaker 1: just a little bit more than twenty four hours until
Speaker 1: kick off for Week number three, we're gonna get you
Speaker 1: ready for that game comprehensively, starting with John Conjemmies, three
Speaker 1: keys of the game, my preview, main matchups to highlight,
Speaker 1: We'll hear from running back Miles Gaskin and get you
Speaker 1: all the latest on Dolphins Jaguars for Tomorrow night on
Speaker 1: Thursday Night Football. All of that and more on a
Speaker 1: busy Wednesday, September edition of the Drivetime Podcast. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and kick this thing off with the latest injury
Speaker 1: report as we produced this podcast. We're gonna have an
Speaker 1: update on this game with the Wednesday final report later
Speaker 1: up on social media on Miami Dolphins dot Com. But
Speaker 1: as for Tuesday, Dolphins listed ten players on their injury report.
Speaker 1: One player did not practice. That was Byron Jones, the cornerback.
Speaker 1: We had four limited participants in that practice with safety
Speaker 1: Clayton federalum quarnerback Xavien Howard, defensive end Shack Lawson, and
Speaker 1: wide receiver Davante Parker. We also had five players who
Speaker 1: were full participants in running back Matt Breed up, receiver
Speaker 1: Jachem Grant, defensive end Emmanuel Ogba, as well as two linebackers,
Speaker 1: Landon Roberts and Kyle van Noyle. On the Jacksonville side
Speaker 1: of things, receiver DJ Shark and Tyler Davis the tight
Speaker 1: end we're both limited, so too was kicker Josh Lambo.
Speaker 1: Center Brandon Linder did not practice and neither did safety
Speaker 1: Brandon Watson. And it is a little bit different this
Speaker 1: week with a different schedule for the Thursday night football game.
Speaker 1: So usually we get John Knjemmis three keys to the
Speaker 1: game on the Friday podcast. We're gonna go ahead and
Speaker 1: do that today right now. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: really enjoyed watching the Buffalo game alongside John and kind
Speaker 1: of sharing our notes back and forth. Really cool to
Speaker 1: get that inside look there from a guy that knows
Speaker 1: the game so well, and he has his three keys
Speaker 1: out for the Dolphins at Jacksonville. His number one key
Speaker 1: is to win on third down because the Dolphins defense
Speaker 1: has not played with the aggression most anticipated heading into
Speaker 1: the season. John says they haven't made plays behind the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage or folst forced the opponents into making mistakes,
Speaker 1: especially on those third down chances. He says New England
Speaker 1: and Buffalo both were able to stick to their game plan,
Speaker 1: running and passing on their terms. It will be up
Speaker 1: to the Dolphins to force the Jaguars out of their
Speaker 1: game plan and the Dolphins to really force the hand
Speaker 1: and show what they want to do and dictate the
Speaker 1: pace of the game that way. And we heard Josh
Speaker 1: Bowyer talk about that on Monday, the reference to we
Speaker 1: have to get off the field on third downs because
Speaker 1: the more plays you're on the field, that's gonna just
Speaker 1: create more opportunities for the offense, more issues and test
Speaker 1: your conditioning even more so. Getting off the field on
Speaker 1: those third downs obviously key, and dictating the pace of
Speaker 1: the game on your schedule. Number two for John here
Speaker 1: is to force force Minshoe mistakes. That's hard to say. Jacksonville. Second,
Speaker 1: your quarterback has a lot of fun to watch. You
Speaker 1: guys know how I feel about him, go Coog's. He
Speaker 1: brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the Jaguars
Speaker 1: offense and huddle, his scramble ability, the ability to go
Speaker 1: off script and make plays. But you force Menshoe outside
Speaker 1: the pocket, you force him into some possible errand throws.
Speaker 1: That's how you can get him. We're gonna talk more
Speaker 1: about some of his statistics later on in the preview
Speaker 1: portion of this podcast, and number three for John here
Speaker 1: on the keys to Jacksonville running a past first offense,
Speaker 1: he says, sometimes you need to mix up the offensive
Speaker 1: game plan a bit to achieve the results you're looking for.
Speaker 1: In Miami's run game through two games has not complimented
Speaker 1: the passing attack, rushing for a total of one six yards.
Speaker 1: He talks about Miles Gaskins five point four yards per
Speaker 1: attempt and second on the team with ten receptions. The
Speaker 1: offense has had more success earlier this season. He says,
Speaker 1: when it starts off aggressively throwing the football, and we
Speaker 1: saw that in the Buffalo game. Right Ryan Fitzpatrick talked
Speaker 1: about that, Chan Gailey talked about that how sometimes the
Speaker 1: defense can dictate what you do in the running game.
Speaker 1: If they're gonna put seven eight guys in the box
Speaker 1: up against your six guys to block them, that becomes
Speaker 1: a challenge, right you have two couple of free guys
Speaker 1: coming into the running back that way. And Gaily mentioned
Speaker 1: and Fitzpatrick mentioned some of the play action passing games,
Speaker 1: throwing in behind the linebackers, using the middle of the field,
Speaker 1: the inbreaking routes, and we're gonna cover more of that
Speaker 1: on the preview here. But once again, John's three Keys
Speaker 1: to Jacksonville went on third down, force, minshoe mistakes, and
Speaker 1: pass first offense. And with that, let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: turn the script here and get to my preview up
Speaker 1: on Miami Dolphins dot com. This thing is lengthy, it's
Speaker 1: in depth, it's in the weeds. Got an early start
Speaker 1: this week because we had to get out in front
Speaker 1: of things with the preview piece with the Thursday game,
Speaker 1: so I had some extra time to kind of fine
Speaker 1: tune this thing, and I'm very proud and very happy
Speaker 1: with the result up on Miami Dolphins dot com. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and review the preview here for doll Fins
Speaker 1: and Jaguars tomorrow night on NFL Network at eight twenty
Speaker 1: Eastern time, five twenty for you folks out in the
Speaker 1: West at t I A A bank field, oh and
Speaker 1: two Dolphins one and one Jaguars, seventy six degrees partly cloudy,
Speaker 1: eight percent humidity in northern Florida. And this is the
Speaker 1: battle of the two youngest teams in the NFL. It's
Speaker 1: about a five hour drive up north up The Washington
Speaker 1: resident in me had to look that up. About a
Speaker 1: five hour drive a little more than an hour flight,
Speaker 1: so pretty close proximity here for the Dolphins on a
Speaker 1: short week. And I always try to look at how
Speaker 1: these two teams, or the Dolphins and their opponent, I
Speaker 1: should say, measure up both with the parallels and the differences.
Speaker 1: Last week we talked about Sean McDermott's Buffalo team kind
Speaker 1: of having the same starting point as Miami from twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen Buffalo beginning in twenty seventeen, and how they both
Speaker 1: kind of emphasized culture and toughness and smart players. Well,
Speaker 1: this Jacksonville team has done a good job this last
Speaker 1: offseason of acquiring draft Capital the way Miami did last
Speaker 1: off season, and they play hard for their head coach
Speaker 1: Doug Moron gets the most out of those guys, and
Speaker 1: both teams rallied late on Sunday in their games but
Speaker 1: came up just short and divisional contest with either side
Speaker 1: hoping to carry that momentum into a many bye week.
Speaker 1: You get a victory, you enjoy the weekend, you enjoyed
Speaker 1: the next week, and get ready for a Week four.
Speaker 1: It's a good time to get a w here for
Speaker 1: either of these teams, and this game will serve as
Speaker 1: the first prime time game for many a young players
Speaker 1: in this game, again two of the youngest teams, the
Speaker 1: two youngest teams in the National Football League. But it's
Speaker 1: not the first time Jacksonville's Gardner Minshew has seen primetime.
Speaker 1: You might recall last year minshew Mania NFL version not
Speaker 1: down and Pullman at Martin Stadium there with the Washington
Speaker 1: State Cougars, but at the NFL level, was born on
Speaker 1: a Thursday night football game that also was in a
Speaker 1: Week three when he threw a pair of touchdown passes
Speaker 1: in his first career win over the Tennessee Titans. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins looked to bounce back on a short week under
Speaker 1: the prime time lights. This matchup pits two young teams
Speaker 1: who are still developing their chemistry, their camaraderie, trying to
Speaker 1: find their identity in a very unique season play. Any
Speaker 1: of intrigued to cover in this battle for Florida and
Speaker 1: the Jacksonville personnel does start there with quarterback Gardner Minshew.
Speaker 1: He threw just one in completion and three touchdown passes
Speaker 1: on opening Day in that season opening win over the
Speaker 1: Indianapolis Colts. He follows up that hat trick with another
Speaker 1: one in the Week two lost Tennessee, so he has
Speaker 1: six touchdown passes on the year. Had a couple of
Speaker 1: picks in game number two, but they were both deflections
Speaker 1: at the line of scrimmage late in the game there,
Speaker 1: so I'm not really sure how much you put stock
Speaker 1: into those. But coming out of that air raid in college,
Speaker 1: out of that mic Leach system, he really can process
Speaker 1: the defense quickly you have to in that system, and
Speaker 1: he also has that flair for the dramatic. He has
Speaker 1: twelve runs of ten or more yards in his young career.
Speaker 1: Coach Flora has talked a little bit on Tuesday about
Speaker 1: his ability to get out of the pocket and scramble
Speaker 1: and make plays that way. Running Back James Robinson another
Speaker 1: player the coach referenced in his press conference. He has
Speaker 1: nearly the double the snaps of Jacksonville's number two running
Speaker 1: back and Chris Thompson, who, of course, for units this year.
Speaker 1: With offensive coordinator Jay Gruden coming over from wash Ington,
Speaker 1: Robinson is the first undrafted rookie running back to start
Speaker 1: opening day in the NFL. He's rushed for one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty four yards and scored a pair of touchdowns,
Speaker 1: one receiving one on the ground early on here in
Speaker 1: his rookie season. And he runs behind an offensive line
Speaker 1: that has plenty of continuity in Juwan Taylor and Brandon
Speaker 1: Linder and A j Can and Andrew Norwell, a bunch
Speaker 1: of big guys up front that have been there for
Speaker 1: a long time together. And they've allowed just thirdteen pressures
Speaker 1: through two games so far. On the quarterback, that's, of course,
Speaker 1: according to Pro Football Focus, Minshew himself is credited with
Speaker 1: five of those pressures and three of those sacks. He
Speaker 1: will hang onto the ball a little bit. That's kind
Speaker 1: of how you create that magic, right the Ben Roethlisberger approach,
Speaker 1: hang onto the ball, try to extend plays that way.
Speaker 1: It can bite you a little bit times, but with
Speaker 1: these guys with Minshew, it typically winds up better for
Speaker 1: the quarterback because he's so adept at making plays. But
Speaker 1: four of the Jacksonville lineman grade above their positional average
Speaker 1: on Pro Football Focus, So a good offensive line out wide.
Speaker 1: At the receiver spot, DJ Chark produced his first one
Speaker 1: thousand yards see season inten but through two games so
Speaker 1: far this year, he has just twenty five receiving yards.
Speaker 1: But he's a sudden, shifty receiver with plenty of speed
Speaker 1: to burn. Dolphins will have to take care of him
Speaker 1: to find a way to win in this game. On Thursday,
Speaker 1: Lavisca Channault Jr. Out of Colorado the rookie. Love this
Speaker 1: guy coming out. He's going to test the Dolphin's ability
Speaker 1: to tackle because he has a thick lower half and
Speaker 1: the ability to really just bounce off defenders in that
Speaker 1: second level and create big plays after the catch. He's
Speaker 1: gonna line up all over the formation too. We'll talk
Speaker 1: more about that here in just one moment. Defensively, the
Speaker 1: show was ran by Miles Jack and Joe Schobert. More
Speaker 1: on those guys here and Josh Allen defense event in
Speaker 1: just one moment. In the secondary, Jacksonville is very young,
Speaker 1: very green, but very aggressive and playing well so far
Speaker 1: as rookie cornerback. First round draft picks C. J. Henderson
Speaker 1: starts alongside Trey Herndon, who is in his second year
Speaker 1: as a starter there in Jacksonville. The first round pick Henderson,
Speaker 1: he's limiting quarterbacks to a fifty three point eight percent
Speaker 1: completion rate so far in the early going, while Herndon
Speaker 1: is at an even fifty percent completion on throws. Target
Speaker 1: for his man, Josh Jones, the safety looks to have
Speaker 1: found a home in his third NFL season seven or
Speaker 1: third NFL city, I should say so far Green Bay, Dallas,
Speaker 1: and now the Jaguars. Seven of his nineteen tackles this
Speaker 1: season qualify as run stops. Those are tackles within two
Speaker 1: yards of the line of scrimmage. Some of the matchup
Speaker 1: highlights look at here the Dolphins pass rush first. The
Speaker 1: Jaguars offensive line. We heard from coach Flores on Tuesday
Speaker 1: talking about the importance of getting more pressure on the
Speaker 1: quarterback and trying to find ways to create pressure on
Speaker 1: opposing offensive lines and Gardner Minshew. This guy plays high
Speaker 1: efficiency football with that dash of magic, the off script playmaking.
Speaker 1: You can't really plan for that because it just kind
Speaker 1: of his Jim sand Lot football kind of happens on
Speaker 1: its own. But making the pocket uncomfortable for him, that's
Speaker 1: a winning recipe against the youngster, or really for any quarterback.
Speaker 1: When under duarrest. In twenty nineteen his rookie season, Minshoe
Speaker 1: average five point three yards per pass attempt with a
Speaker 1: forty one nine percent completion rate, and he also finished
Speaker 1: his rookie season hide for the fourth most fumbles with
Speaker 1: twelve starts as the Jacksonville quarterback last year, but when
Speaker 1: he was kept clean, Minshew completed sixty eight point three
Speaker 1: percent of his passes for seven points six yards per
Speaker 1: pass that according to Pro Football Focus, and of Miami's
Speaker 1: nineteen quarterback pressures this year, seven of those have come
Speaker 1: from the interior rushers Christian Wilkins, Ray Kwon Davis, and
Speaker 1: Davon god Show. God Show and Davis have two a peace,
Speaker 1: Wilkins has three per PFF. Additionally, linebackers Jerale Baker and
Speaker 1: Kyle van Noy both have a pass brush pressure coming
Speaker 1: from the b gaps that's the space between the guard
Speaker 1: and the tackle on the offensive line. So really nine
Speaker 1: pressures of the nineteam coming on that interior rush up
Speaker 1: the middle, and all but four of Jacksonville's pressures allowed
Speaker 1: on the other side of the ball have come from
Speaker 1: their interior offensive line, from the quarterback or the running
Speaker 1: back working inside there. In pass protection, forcing Minshew off
Speaker 1: the spot and plastering on the back end will be critical.
Speaker 1: Once the quarterback breaks the pocket, the play kind of
Speaker 1: breaks down in the back end. You have to plaster
Speaker 1: and man coverage. You can use that physical h once
Speaker 1: the quarterbacks outside of the pocket disrupt the routes that way.
Speaker 1: It'll be key for the Dolphins defensive backs to make
Speaker 1: that happen. And look for Christian Wilkins with his quickness
Speaker 1: and crafty rush arsenal inside to make an impact on
Speaker 1: this game. The next matchup I'm gonna highlight here is
Speaker 1: Josh Allen, not the quarterback, the defensive end, the pass
Speaker 1: rusher versus both Jesse Davis and Austin Jackson. No returning
Speaker 1: Jacksonville defender. They lost Calais Campbell's well as Johnique and
Speaker 1: got Way this offseason, so no returning Jacksonville defender has
Speaker 1: more quarterback pressures in nineteen than Josh Allen, and after
Speaker 1: one pressure in the season opener, he had three in
Speaker 1: Week two. Beginning to heat up a little bit here
Speaker 1: as the season goes along. The number seven overall pick
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen really vaulted that draft stock into top
Speaker 1: ten territory. With a seventeen sacks senior season at Kentucky,
Speaker 1: he combines a rare, rare blend of length and athletic ability,
Speaker 1: something the Dolphins discovered for themselves last preseason. You might
Speaker 1: recall when he had a pair of sacks in that
Speaker 1: exhibition game, and he had a ten and a half
Speaker 1: sacks season as a rookie. When the games began to count,
Speaker 1: he's looking for his first sack of the season. He
Speaker 1: goes two hundred and sixty two pounds thirty three and
Speaker 1: a half inch arms. He ran a four six three
Speaker 1: forty yard dash with impressive ten and twenty yard splits
Speaker 1: as well. He splits his pass rush operation evenly between
Speaker 1: the right and left side. According to Pro Football Focus,
Speaker 1: that's at off the right side, off the left side
Speaker 1: as far as where he aligns and so when he
Speaker 1: does line up off the offense is left, he'll get
Speaker 1: athletic rookie Austin Jackson, who has not allowed a quarterback
Speaker 1: hit through two games so far. And off the right side,
Speaker 1: he's gonna draw a battle tested veteran Jesse Davis who's
Speaker 1: allowed just five pressures on the season. And then the
Speaker 1: third matchup, and perhaps my favorite the ones that I
Speaker 1: think this game might come down to is Ryan Fitzpatrick
Speaker 1: versus both Miles Jack and Joe Schobert, the two linebackers
Speaker 1: of the Jaguars we referenced earlier on in this podcast
Speaker 1: and on the preview piece up on Miami Dolphins dot Com.
Speaker 1: All but three of Jacksonville's sixteen quarterback pressures have come
Speaker 1: from their down linemen. They don't rush the quarterback all
Speaker 1: that often with linebackers Miles Jack and Joe Sholbert primarily
Speaker 1: coverage guys. They play in that Todd Wash defense, and
Speaker 1: Todd Wash came from that Seattle tree with Gus Braley
Speaker 1: and Pete Carroll where they love to get pressure on
Speaker 1: the quarterback with their down four play that cover three
Speaker 1: on the back end and really forced the quarterback to
Speaker 1: beat you into tight windows with a good pass rush
Speaker 1: from the front four. The two linebackers Showburt and Jack
Speaker 1: have played a combined two hundred and seventy two snaps
Speaker 1: this year, and they've rushed the pass where the combined
Speaker 1: thirteen times. That means Brian Fitzpatrick is going to have
Speaker 1: to influence these instinctive range linebackers to pick apart his
Speaker 1: preferred area of the field, the middle of the field.
Speaker 1: Between the numbers testing the middle. Through two games per PFF,
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick is thirty four or forty two with three hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty three passing yards and two touchdowns throwing the
Speaker 1: football over the middle. He also has the two interceptions,
Speaker 1: but high completion rate, high yards per attempt attacking down
Speaker 1: the seam. Linebacker Miles Jack led Jacksonville's defense, or leads
Speaker 1: it rather in a plethora of categories. He has the
Speaker 1: most tackles with sixteen run stops. At eighteen sacks, he's
Speaker 1: got one that's tied with Caleb and Chason despite the
Speaker 1: limited pass rush exposure he has, and he has just
Speaker 1: one miss tackle on the season. Shobert last year in
Speaker 1: Cleveland led all NFL linebackers with four interceptions. He also
Speaker 1: broke up nine passes and forced two fumbles, so really
Speaker 1: really good ball production there. From the new free agent
Speaker 1: acquisition of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Fitzpatrick repeatedly went to work
Speaker 1: on the inbreaking routes on a variety of targets on Sunday,
Speaker 1: throwing to Isaiah four, to Mike Gaski, Davante Parker, chesting
Speaker 1: the middle part of the football field, and a lot
Speaker 1: of that was set up through the play action game.
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick has the highest completion percentage differential between play action
Speaker 1: passes and traditional setups. Throwing from play action, he completes
Speaker 1: twenty eight point two percent more of his passes than
Speaker 1: on traditional pass setups. His ability to influence these two
Speaker 1: linebackers of the Jacksonville defense and take away the middle
Speaker 1: of the football field. Whoever wins that part of the
Speaker 1: field could have a big impact on this game. The
Speaker 1: Jacksonville system offensively, they've ran a hundred and twenty two
Speaker 1: play as through their first two games. That's the sixth
Speaker 1: fewest in the NFL, and the primary grouping they call
Speaker 1: on is eleven personnel, like most teams in the National
Speaker 1: Football League, one running back, one tight end, three receivers
Speaker 1: and new offensive coordinator Jay Gruden dials up that bread
Speaker 1: and butter six of the time. The Jags don't really
Speaker 1: have a secondary package because all the rest of them
Speaker 1: are kind of sparsed out, so no significant increase from
Speaker 1: one package to the next. Really, they do use twenty
Speaker 1: one personnel and twelve personnel the next most. Those have
Speaker 1: been ran eleven percent of the time and seven percent
Speaker 1: of the time so far for the Jacksonville offense, and
Speaker 1: they will utilize the versatility they have on offense to
Speaker 1: get themselves into different personnel groupings, most notably through wide
Speaker 1: receiver Leavisco Chanel Jr. Although calling him a receiver is disingenuous.
Speaker 1: The rookie who did this at Colorado took wildcats snaps,
Speaker 1: took jet sweep snaps, took zone red snaps at the
Speaker 1: running back possession, played in line planed out why he
Speaker 1: has been out wide this year forty five snaps. He's
Speaker 1: played in the slot fifteen times. He's been in the
Speaker 1: backfield ten times. He's been in line as basically a
Speaker 1: quasi tight end slash h back role three times. He
Speaker 1: even played quarterback for one direct snap this year. So
Speaker 1: he will be all over the football field for this
Speaker 1: Jacksonville offense, and this approach allows Jacksonville to get into
Speaker 1: those empty looks that Gardner Minshew loved in college. You
Speaker 1: go five wide, whether you've got a tight end at
Speaker 1: running back on the field, five receivers on the field,
Speaker 1: get into the empty set, use that quick trigger and
Speaker 1: decisive approach to get the football out before the pass
Speaker 1: rush can arrive. The ball comes out in less than
Speaker 1: two and a half seconds on fifty percent of Minshew's
Speaker 1: drop backs, and he's completing of those passes per Pro
Speaker 1: Football Focus. Jacksonville's pair of linebackers that haven't left the
Speaker 1: field we talked about them already, Jack and Shobert. They
Speaker 1: are joined by Trey Herndon and C. J. Henderson, as
Speaker 1: well as safety Josh Jones as the five defenders on
Speaker 1: that side of the football with better than workloads through
Speaker 1: two weeks, and Jack and Schobert rarely come after the quarterback.
Speaker 1: The Jaguars dial up blitz just nine point six percent
Speaker 1: of the time. That's the seventh lowest rate in the
Speaker 1: National Football League. Some final news, some final thoughts and
Speaker 1: game notes here. Jacksonville leads the all time series five
Speaker 1: to four. Courtesy of the Loan playoff game between these
Speaker 1: two teams. Of course, we know the result of that game.
Speaker 1: In the Dolphins have not beaten Jacksonville since team, with
Speaker 1: the Jaguars boasting a two game win streak over their
Speaker 1: in state rivals, and both defenses are gonna have their
Speaker 1: conditioning put to the test and their three point defeats
Speaker 1: on Sunday, both Miami and Jacksonville to Buffalo and Indianapolis
Speaker 1: had nine players on defense exceed forty snaps. So a
Speaker 1: quick turnaround here, we'll see who has the conditioning to
Speaker 1: stay for sixty minutes. Ryan Fitzpatrick has enjoyed success in
Speaker 1: his career against Jacksonville. He's unbeaten in his last three
Speaker 1: starts against the Jaguars, and he's looking for his fourth
Speaker 1: out of five games on Thursday Night Football with a
Speaker 1: passer rating better than one oh five in his career.
Speaker 1: Running Back Miles Gascon had a career high eighty two
Speaker 1: yards from scrimmage last week, and he's looking for his
Speaker 1: fifth consecutive game with fifty yards from scrimmage. And Mike
Speaker 1: Kaski's career day for eight catches, one and thirty receiving
Speaker 1: yards gives him one hundred and sixty yards on the
Speaker 1: season that leads all tight ends. So there's your preview,
Speaker 1: intriguing matchup on primetime on Thursday Night Football. As always,
Speaker 1: we're going to recap this game both on Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: dot Com as well as on the Drive Time podcast
Speaker 1: post game, and I'll be tweeting throughout the game of
Speaker 1: course as well, getting you through Dolphins Jaguars prime time
Speaker 1: in week number three. Let's go ahead and here from
Speaker 1: our last player media availability, starting with Dolphins right tackle
Speaker 1: Dolphins offensive lineman Jesse Davis, who first was asked about
Speaker 1: the quick turnaround going from Sunday to Thursday. Um, just recovery.
Speaker 1: You know how quick you can get out of one
Speaker 1: week and into the next with you know, dropping what
Speaker 1: you're doing with watching film and the other game and
Speaker 1: then just move right into the next one. So just
Speaker 1: having you know, a short memory loss there and moving in. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: wanted to ask you guys about going up against defensive
Speaker 1: end Josh Allen. You saw him a couple of times
Speaker 1: I think in the preseason his first year in Just
Speaker 1: want to see what you get from him on tape. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a good player, know, he's quick. Um, good loteral movement. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, it would be a good, good matchup for
Speaker 1: us with him and how fast he is. But you
Speaker 1: know they have a good they have a good line anyways.
Speaker 1: You know. So it's like every week and prepare the
Speaker 1: same way. Um, you know, our one goal will get
Speaker 1: to win, protect fits and get the run game going.
Speaker 1: And speaking of getting that run game going, up next,
Speaker 1: Jesse Davis was asked about what he ideally envisions the
Speaker 1: identity of this offensive line looking like here in Miami. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think the identity of us. You know, we want
Speaker 1: to be respective, we want to be feared when we
Speaker 1: go into a game. We want to be able to
Speaker 1: do our job and do it well. And moving forward,
Speaker 1: I think, you know, we're starting to build that chemistry.
Speaker 1: We're starting to gell gell well nicely together. And it's
Speaker 1: just you know, every week and just keep putting it
Speaker 1: on tape and keep doing what we've been doing. We're
Speaker 1: gonna hear from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick in just one moment,
Speaker 1: but first let's go ahead and talk to one of
Speaker 1: his receivers. And as I Afford who first here discusses
Speaker 1: the freedom receivers have, Chan Gillies offense. We've heard Jechim Grant,
Speaker 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Chan himself talk about the free freedom
Speaker 1: this system creates for the receivers. Here's Isaiah Ford on
Speaker 1: just that topic. So I think it's a little bit
Speaker 1: of both. Um, there's certain concepts that we have where
Speaker 1: if it's uh defensive plan zoned and it's more about
Speaker 1: being in the right spots, um, you know, running the
Speaker 1: route route, sometimes he may have to open it up
Speaker 1: for another receiver and then when this man coverage, that's
Speaker 1: when he really allows us to have that freedom and
Speaker 1: being at the spot that he's expecting us to be it.
Speaker 1: But how we get to that destination, Um, it's really
Speaker 1: on us, you know, being creative and getting to that spot.
Speaker 1: And we've heard a few times now about the relationship
Speaker 1: between Isaiah Ford and Ryan Fitzpatrick and the ability for
Speaker 1: them to get on the same page. On offense, here
Speaker 1: is Ford talking about his quarterback and what he means
Speaker 1: to this offense. I just think his leadership and his
Speaker 1: commanding the huddle kind of gives everyone a sense of peace,
Speaker 1: you know, especially us having a lot of younger guys.
Speaker 1: You know, he he's always calm, you know, comforting, and
Speaker 1: even if he makes the joke or something, whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be, but he's a do's a really good
Speaker 1: job at getting everyone comfortable and ready to go out
Speaker 1: and execute. You might recall the feature we did back
Speaker 1: in training camp on Isaiah Ford. I had a chance
Speaker 1: to ask him about his post reception celebration spinning the
Speaker 1: football on the turf on Sunday. He got up into
Speaker 1: a little bit of a flex. Here's where that came from, now,
Speaker 1: and that's something that I've kind of joked around with
Speaker 1: the guys in the receiver room with me adding that
Speaker 1: way this offseason and putting on some of that muscles,
Speaker 1: so being able to kind of take some of those
Speaker 1: hits and and that kind of bounced back us a
Speaker 1: little bit. So that's something something fun that out I've
Speaker 1: been messing with the guys. Let's stay on the offensive
Speaker 1: side of the football. And here next from Dolphins running
Speaker 1: back Matt Brita, who first was asked about his role
Speaker 1: in the offense and the way he accepts and approaches
Speaker 1: that role here in Miami. It's it's understood as day
Speaker 1: one that you know, um, whatever they asked me to do,
Speaker 1: I told us today what I'm gonna do. Um. Not
Speaker 1: the type of guys want to complain about how many
Speaker 1: carriers I get, how many yards I get if I
Speaker 1: make it to the Pro Bowl. Like at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, Uh, we want to win. We won't
Speaker 1: win championships. That's what we're paid to do. Uh. You know,
Speaker 1: if I was paid to, you know, worry about how
Speaker 1: many number of yards I would get, then that would
Speaker 1: be a different story. But I'm paid to, you know,
Speaker 1: win championships, and that's our end goal. So you know,
Speaker 1: we just want to win. And on the topic of winning,
Speaker 1: here is Matt discussing the Dolphins getting close against the
Speaker 1: Buffalo Bills, taking that fourth quarter lead and having opportunities
Speaker 1: late in that game to seize victory. Here's Brita on
Speaker 1: taking advantage of those opportunities. Yeah. Like I said, it's
Speaker 1: everyone on the team, you know, players, um, even even
Speaker 1: the coaches. You know, everyone feels like we could have
Speaker 1: done a better job um during the game. And we're
Speaker 1: all gonna keep working to make sure that we can
Speaker 1: finish the games because you know, we're right there. And
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and finish up here with quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Speaker 1: who first was asked to talk about Jacksonville quarterback Gardner Minshield.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen him play a toime but a few
Speaker 1: times I have, and um, you know, I like watching them.
Speaker 1: I enjoys play and style. Looks like he's out there,
Speaker 1: you know, having fun, and he's been I mean, it's
Speaker 1: not easy to play quarterback in this league. It's not
Speaker 1: easy to play as a young quarterback. And he's already
Speaker 1: had a lot of success. He's had a great start
Speaker 1: to the season, so, um, you know, he's He's a guy.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've played against him, so I'm excited
Speaker 1: to watch him play and see how he does. We're
Speaker 1: gonna come back to Minshew and the debate between mustaches
Speaker 1: and beards here in just one second. But first, here
Speaker 1: is Fitzpatrick on what Chan Gailey's offense in an ideal
Speaker 1: world operating at full efficiency at full power, looks like
Speaker 1: and what it does to create matchup opportunities for the offense.
Speaker 1: I think it's supposed to be an offense that changes
Speaker 1: every week, but an offense that Taylor's our strengths. So
Speaker 1: for example, with the when I was in New York
Speaker 1: with Chan, I don't I mean, you can look at
Speaker 1: the stats of the tight ends and how many catches
Speaker 1: they had, but I don't think any of them had
Speaker 1: a hundred yard even in a season. So UM, you know,
Speaker 1: we've got different skill sets and different guys here that
Speaker 1: we want to try to get involved. Uh, whether it's
Speaker 1: you know, the big guys on the outside, whether it's
Speaker 1: our quick guys on the inside. Isaiah Ford had a
Speaker 1: great game last week. Um, continuing to get the running
Speaker 1: backs more involved. I just think as we're going here,
Speaker 1: he's going to continue to figure out what's going to
Speaker 1: make us a good offense, a dynamic offense, and we'll
Speaker 1: keep feeding those parts. So UM, I think part of
Speaker 1: the charm and his offense is how multiple it is,
Speaker 1: and you know, the ability for it to look different
Speaker 1: from week to week. And while game does recognize game
Speaker 1: when it comes to play in the quarterback position, Fitzpatrick says,
Speaker 1: maybe the beer game a little stronger than Minshoo's mustache.
Speaker 1: Just the continued hard work and continued passion for the game.
Speaker 1: Those are two things that you know, if you have
Speaker 1: a little bit a little bit of success, you just
Speaker 1: can't lose sight of Um. And then the mustache versus
Speaker 1: the beard, I mean I think the beard is a
Speaker 1: cooler look, and I think guys that grow mustaches a
Speaker 1: lot of times have hatchy sides for their beards, so
Speaker 1: they just stick with the mustache. But my wife appreciates
Speaker 1: the mustache trimmed up a little bit more, but she
Speaker 1: does hate the beard too, so I guess that's a
Speaker 1: lose lose for me. I have a question for you
Speaker 1: that I'm sure something you've seen on film, but I
Speaker 1: read some stats earlier to my research on this game,
Speaker 1: and Jacksonville sends an extra Russia at the seventh lowest
Speaker 1: rate in the NFL. And they have two linebackers and
Speaker 1: Showburt and Jack who have played a combined two seventy
Speaker 1: snaps and only thirteen combined pass rush nats between the two.
Speaker 1: So my question is, what's the difference between playing a
Speaker 1: team that dials up pressure relentlessly versus a team that
Speaker 1: plays more coverage based. Well, you know, for me as
Speaker 1: a as a quarterback, you look at some of that
Speaker 1: stuff and you look at tendencies, but if they do blitz,
Speaker 1: then we need to have an answer for it. So
Speaker 1: you know, I can't sit year and rely on those things.
Speaker 1: We've got to have answers for everything, um, But part
Speaker 1: of it is when you go into a game, are
Speaker 1: these guys generating pressures and hurries? And how do they
Speaker 1: do it? Do they rush forward? They bring exotics? Um,
Speaker 1: And there are a lot of different ways to do it.
Speaker 1: You know, it was so little film. We can look
Speaker 1: at years past and things that have happened, but you
Speaker 1: kind of have to be ready for everything. So we
Speaker 1: just continue to look at matchups. We continue to look
Speaker 1: at what they want to do with those guys, just
Speaker 1: like us trying to put our guys in good positions
Speaker 1: to make plays. Uh. But definitely, you know it's going
Speaker 1: to be a matchup game like it always is, and
Speaker 1: we'll try to um as best we can get our
Speaker 1: guys on the guys that we want to get them
Speaker 1: on and try to create those good matchups. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and finish up this Wednesday podcast with my exclusive
Speaker 1: interview with Dolphins running back Miles Gaskin, who finally answered
Speaker 1: the question for me, why don't you break my heart?
Speaker 1: Four years in a row in the Apple Cup? And
Speaker 1: I'm joined now by Dolphins second year running back, the
Speaker 1: leading rusher on the team right now, Miles Gaskin Miles.
Speaker 1: How you doing, man, I'm doing well hours so not
Speaker 1: too bad, man. I got some questions for you here.
Speaker 1: I wanted to really kind of focus on our geographical
Speaker 1: I suppose upbringing you and I we both come from
Speaker 1: the Pacific Northwest. You were born in Lynnwood, and I
Speaker 1: just wanted to ask you. That's an area up there
Speaker 1: that's known for several like institutions like Starbucks, Dick's Burgers,
Speaker 1: Costco started out there. It's nationwide now, but it began there.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the grunge era. I don't know if you're
Speaker 1: a Nirvana or a Pearl Jam guy, but what's the
Speaker 1: one Pacific Northwest institution that you missed the most. I'll
Speaker 1: probably say Dicks Burgers. I'll probably say that for sure.
Speaker 1: I'm missing home sometimes, but that's probably one thing I
Speaker 1: do and I do go home, goes by the excuse me,
Speaker 1: a very good shape, hang out outside and then uh
Speaker 1: and get that fast food going. It's probably not the
Speaker 1: best food for you, but I definitely miss it as
Speaker 1: well myself. Man, It's it's good stuff. And on that topic, um,
Speaker 1: are you a basketball guy? Miles? A little bit? I
Speaker 1: like I like watching it. I'm not too good, but
Speaker 1: I like watching so maybe a little bit before your time,
Speaker 1: but the Seattle SuperSonics broke my heart when they moved
Speaker 1: in two thousand eight. You were still pretty young at
Speaker 1: the time, but I'm just curious. Was that your team
Speaker 1: growing up? Yeah? I was my team when h I
Speaker 1: think it was Kevin Durant's rookie year. I think he
Speaker 1: was there for his rookie years and then he left
Speaker 1: and then they got really good with okay see. So
Speaker 1: like just like the missing him kind of like grew
Speaker 1: on me. It's like gang Like they had James Harden,
Speaker 1: they had Russell West rook and u k D. So
Speaker 1: that kind of hurt. But I missed them hopefully come back,
Speaker 1: hopefully working things out so they can come back. Did
Speaker 1: you wind up becoming an okay See fan? Yeah? I did. Actually,
Speaker 1: I like, I like k D when he was there.
Speaker 1: I know he's gone now, but I was my squad
Speaker 1: group past couple of years. Man, That's that's blasphemy, Miles.
Speaker 1: I gotta say, man, we uh, I went the other way.
Speaker 1: I became an okay See hater. Really yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: they took our team and it was it was so brutal.
Speaker 1: They were there for so long and really before you know,
Speaker 1: the Seahawks were never a good team in the eighties
Speaker 1: and nineties, and the Mariners certainly weren't either, so it
Speaker 1: was kind of a Sonics town there for a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: before I understand well on that topic, are you a
Speaker 1: baseball guy to Seattle Marriers? Because I love my Manners man.
Speaker 1: I like the Manners, but I know nothing about him
Speaker 1: and I go to the game. Uh, enjoyed the games.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed the atmosphere, but winner lose. I have a
Speaker 1: good time with the game. Yes, safe, go fields, gorgeous
Speaker 1: man to my for my money, the best part in
Speaker 1: all of baseball. Yeah, I love it there. Do you
Speaker 1: have a favorite Manners player growing up? Was? Were you
Speaker 1: also a little bit too young for Kinkerfree Jr? Or
Speaker 1: do you remember him too? I remember him? Uh person,
Speaker 1: I like the most of the eat euro when he
Speaker 1: was there. Um, just just uh. I never really watched
Speaker 1: the base all Like I said, I just kind of
Speaker 1: enjoyed the game part of it. He was like the
Speaker 1: person I watched as a Mariner that like, I was
Speaker 1: very impressed with them the way he played. He's always
Speaker 1: kind of making like some wold play. So how's my god? Yeah,
Speaker 1: hall of Famer? Or is he in the Hall of Famer?
Speaker 1: I can't remember anyway. He should be soon anyway. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's been retired for long enough. But he'll
Speaker 1: be there when he's when he's eligible, for sure. Um
Speaker 1: Let's let's talk about a sport you are familiar with
Speaker 1: and one that Miles you broke my heart several years
Speaker 1: in a row. Sir, I am a Washington State Cougar alumni,
Speaker 1: so I'll let you just go ahead and laugh about
Speaker 1: that real quick. Yeah, that was some good game. Again,
Speaker 1: I think it was. I want to say it was
Speaker 1: eight hundred yards and eight touchdowns you had in four
Speaker 1: years against us. That probably something like that. So let
Speaker 1: me just explain to you what Apple Cup looks like
Speaker 1: for Washington State Cougar fans. So we especially when you
Speaker 1: were there, that was kind of the turn when things
Speaker 1: got better for us as Coogs fans. Was you know,
Speaker 1: Mike Leach came around, They started playing better football, winning
Speaker 1: more games, And it seems like every year that you
Speaker 1: were there that was based sickly for the Pack twelve
Speaker 1: North and we would get all hyped up. My friends
Speaker 1: would come over. It was you know, the day after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Everybody was off work. We were all excited about the game,
Speaker 1: and then about a quarter in it was a bad mood.
Speaker 1: So you know, it would we would eat a bunch
Speaker 1: of food, watch the game, and then afterwards there would
Speaker 1: be a bunch of tweets from former Huskies And I
Speaker 1: want to say that you were one of them maybe
Speaker 1: last year, and I think it was you. Maybe not
Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong that how to tweet? It
Speaker 1: was something like, you know, every time we play the
Speaker 1: Apple Cup, they know what's up, we know what's up,
Speaker 1: and then it happens like that. Do you recall that.
Speaker 1: I don't, but I would be surprised that. Um yeah,
Speaker 1: it just always worked out in our favorite I love
Speaker 1: that type of the game, just playing at the playing
Speaker 1: at home. I mean either way, there's like a lot
Speaker 1: of people that went to Washington State obviously, you know
Speaker 1: while I was there, just kind of just knowing the
Speaker 1: whole crowd, like you know, I went to school with them.
Speaker 1: It was always the atmosphere. Do you think was that
Speaker 1: the best game every year on the schedule for you guys,
Speaker 1: Like as far as getting up for it, having the
Speaker 1: most fun. No, No, I mean, uh, we had some
Speaker 1: other we like. I like playing against Utah and that
Speaker 1: was my favorite team to play. Is that because they're
Speaker 1: a pretty much more physical team. Yeah, I used to
Speaker 1: talk about well, I remember watching some of those Apple Cups.
Speaker 1: It seems like they would never get out of that
Speaker 1: too high defense. But that's for another day. I'll go
Speaker 1: ahead and leave that complaint for another day. I do
Speaker 1: want to talk about a coach that was I want
Speaker 1: to say on the dub staff when you were there,
Speaker 1: who's now in Miami and Gerald Alexander that's correct, right?
Speaker 1: Or he wasn't there while I was there. He left
Speaker 1: when I was like a senior in high school. But
Speaker 1: I didn't know him and I committed. Uh was around
Speaker 1: the around this stadium, around the building a lot. So
Speaker 1: I didn't know him before he took off to go
Speaker 1: to cow So and then now he's here. It's kind
Speaker 1: of crazy how small the world is. Yeah, it really is, right,
Speaker 1: And uh, what can you say about g A, Like,
Speaker 1: what did you what's your first impression? What do you
Speaker 1: think about it now that you're here playing with you know,
Speaker 1: under his staff. I'm great, dude. I always thought it was
Speaker 1: was a great dude. When when I was hanging out
Speaker 1: when I was back in high school, I always kind
Speaker 1: of connected with him, always talked with him. Obviously couched
Speaker 1: the other side of the ball, but very encouraging, Uh,
Speaker 1: very vocal guy, very motivating. So I mean, none but
Speaker 1: great things about him, and uh glad to have him
Speaker 1: on staff. And on the topic of relationships with you, Miles,
Speaker 1: I read an article recently that talked about this relationship
Speaker 1: that you developed with the sideline crew there at you
Speaker 1: dub at that stadium there, and they talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: you took time out of your day after one game
Speaker 1: to go over and take a picture with a six
Speaker 1: man crew. They talked about how genuine of a person
Speaker 1: you were. Can you tell us about that relationship and
Speaker 1: maybe where that character trait, that genuine personality comes from.
Speaker 1: I don't. I guess you just kind of seeing them
Speaker 1: all the time, just kind of like in the heat
Speaker 1: of the moment he was battle. Was just kind of
Speaker 1: seeing him talking them after the game and just kind
Speaker 1: of chopping it up before the game with all those guys. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, I grew from freshman year to senior year
Speaker 1: to actually like create like an actual friendship with those guys,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. I loved every second of it.
Speaker 1: You know, that's not necessarily the relationship people I assume
Speaker 1: you create usually like talking to your teammates or coaches.
Speaker 1: But I mean, those guys always just kind of were
Speaker 1: always just chopping it up, laughing and joking after the game,
Speaker 1: before the game. It's kind of weird, but it was nice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: something you certainly developed there in the college atmosphere. You
Speaker 1: just you can't beat that, you know, talking about both
Speaker 1: you Dove and W Shoe, it's a lot of fun
Speaker 1: on that campus during game days, and especially for you
Speaker 1: a player. I'm sure let's go ahead and wrap this
Speaker 1: thing up here. We're both again PMW guys, Miles, And
Speaker 1: there are some things that I certainly miss. I've been
Speaker 1: here for less than a year. You a little bit
Speaker 1: more than a year now, but there are some things
Speaker 1: I don't miss as well. What is your like pros
Speaker 1: and cons list when it comes to comparing the Pacific
Speaker 1: Northwest to South Florida? Do you have some things you
Speaker 1: miss more than others, things you like down here more
Speaker 1: than others I miss I miss just kind of just
Speaker 1: the home atmosphere, just knowing where everything is, knowing just
Speaker 1: knowing where to go. And there's bad traffic and stuff
Speaker 1: like that out here, I just gotta sit in it.
Speaker 1: I don't really know what to do. I just follow
Speaker 1: my phone. But I love it out here. Out thought
Speaker 1: of that, I love it out here. It's hot. I
Speaker 1: mean sometimes that kind of makes me mad, just kind
Speaker 1: of just sweating all the time. But it's just so
Speaker 1: much different. Like out here, there's lizards everywhere. In Seattle,
Speaker 1: you don't see lizards anywhere. Alligator and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: different types of food. It's just it's just total two
Speaker 1: different places. I love it though. I love the change.
Speaker 1: I spent my whole life in Washington growing up, in
Speaker 1: four years of college, so like this big jump last
Speaker 1: year was a big jump is kind of eye opening.
Speaker 1: But coming back down here the second time, getting right
Speaker 1: for the season again, I was more than excited to
Speaker 1: be back down your south for So have you encountered
Speaker 1: an alligator yet? Yeah? I've seen like three or four.
Speaker 1: I got a dog. So I like walking around like
Speaker 1: these canals and I can see like these little not
Speaker 1: big out not little alligators or not huge alligators either,
Speaker 1: Like you can kind of kind of feeding, like pop
Speaker 1: their head up, look at my dog. I'm like, not today, No,
Speaker 1: it's just crazy. They like day to day light the alligator.
Speaker 1: Every once in a while. I know, man, I'll go
Speaker 1: on my back my back porch and I'll see a
Speaker 1: lizard on the wall. It's like, well when I kind
Speaker 1: of like freaks you out. My first day, my second
Speaker 1: day here, I got here in July and I saw
Speaker 1: an alligator climbing down the bank on Sheridan back into
Speaker 1: the little canal that I was like, Okay, that's gonna
Speaker 1: be like an everyday thing. But I haven't seen one
Speaker 1: since now. One other topic I want to finish up
Speaker 1: here with on you, Miles is the is the rain,
Speaker 1: because you know, we had that giant rainstorm the last
Speaker 1: couple of days here and kind of that tropical fields.
Speaker 1: It's a warm rain. But you're from the Pacific Northwest
Speaker 1: on the west side of the mountains, and I'm from
Speaker 1: the east side of the mountains where it's dry desert.
Speaker 1: I know you probably know the difference in Washington State.
Speaker 1: Most folks down year I have to explain Western Washington's
Speaker 1: forest and Eastern Washington's all desert and dry. Do you
Speaker 1: miss the rain, or did you like the rain up there?
Speaker 1: I missed. I missed the Seattle rain. Like out here,
Speaker 1: when it rains, it's kind of scary, to be honest.
Speaker 1: It's like pouring, like when you're driving in your car.
Speaker 1: You gotta have it winshield, wipers always going, and you
Speaker 1: got bundled, not bundled up out here, but like you
Speaker 1: get like went went out here. If you get caught
Speaker 1: in the rain and Seattle like it rains a little bit,
Speaker 1: I can put on the hoodie and still keep them
Speaker 1: when I need to keep them. When the rains out here,
Speaker 1: I'm staying in the house or staying wherever I'm at.
Speaker 1: Actually funny stories. When I first came down here, I
Speaker 1: don't know. It was like the first time. It was
Speaker 1: like the first weekend. We had all went to the
Speaker 1: movies and sunny just like I would always is, and
Speaker 1: coming out of the movies it was pouring down rain
Speaker 1: and I had walked to the movie theater, so I
Speaker 1: thought I could run back. I ran back all the
Speaker 1: way back to the hotel. Phone was broken. Just ruined
Speaker 1: my day, and I was like, yeah, that's the last
Speaker 1: time I try and to out the rain. Was that
Speaker 1: the fastest four time you ever clocked right. No, I
Speaker 1: got caught in the light. It happens to me going
Speaker 1: from from the building back to like where I do
Speaker 1: the podcast in the studio, back here on the back
Speaker 1: of the campus, I get caught out there, like every
Speaker 1: single day. It seems like, Man, So I feel you
Speaker 1: on that. Miles Gaskin, Dolphins running back, formerly of you
Speaker 1: breaking Cougar's hearts four years in a row. We're glad
Speaker 1: you gone, Miles, but we're happy you're here. Man. Appreciate
Speaker 1: your time, Appreciate you. So there you go. Tons of
Speaker 1: information and nuggets and juicy insight into this Thursday night
Speaker 1: game at Jacksonville. There from your quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, running
Speaker 1: back Matt Brita, right tackle Jesse Davis, as well as
Speaker 1: receiver isaaih Afford, the game preview, the Key to the
Speaker 1: game from John con Jemmy, all that content up on
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins dot com. We're gonna recap this game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: But before we do that, as well, we have the
Speaker 1: flashback podcast out talking about some Jags Dolphins games of
Speaker 1: the past and really, well, let's be honest, mostly losses.
Speaker 1: Because this rivalry started off with a couple of big
Speaker 1: Jacksonville wins between the two Dolphins and Jaguars. So we'll
Speaker 1: cover that on tomorrow edition of Drive Time with Seth
Speaker 1: Levitt and O J. Mcduffee, the hosts of the Fish
Speaker 1: Tank podcast here on the Miami Dolphins podcast Network. But
Speaker 1: as for now, that's gonna be my time. You all,
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