Speaker 1: Drive Time with Travis Wingfield begins. Now, let me check
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Speaker 1: it going everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And
Speaker 1: on today's show, we break down the All twenty two
Speaker 1: tape from the game in Germany. Let's get through it together.
Speaker 1: It was a tough one. As Coach McDaniel said, it
Speaker 1: was painful, it hurt, but it was I suppose somewhat therapeutic.
Speaker 1: We'll go through that, give you the reasons why it
Speaker 1: didn't work, why things did work, this defense taking a
Speaker 1: big step in the right direction. The key stats, the
Speaker 1: snap counts, and more from the Baptist Health Studios inside
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Speaker 1: it sucked, man, that sucked to watch. If you want
Speaker 1: to feel better, they'll go watch coach McDaniel's Monday press
Speaker 1: conference as well as Tron Arms and a few of
Speaker 1: the other guys. Like there's just a sense of like
Speaker 1: that ain't gonna happen again, and I know that's gonna
Speaker 1: fall deaf on a lot of ears because you don't
Speaker 1: want to hear that. And I understand that. I get that.
Speaker 1: I felt that way at twenty one nothing. I feel
Speaker 1: a lot better after the second half. And even though
Speaker 1: the game end of the way it did, at least
Speaker 1: Miami was competitive, and for some reason I got torch
Speaker 1: Or saying they outplayed the Chiefs. Go talk to a
Speaker 1: wall man. I mean, I suppose your own performance includes
Speaker 1: shooting yourself in the foot, which that can be taken
Speaker 1: into account. But like Miami was right there and they
Speaker 1: beat themselves, and McDaniel said as much in his press
Speaker 1: conference on Monday, So yeah, go listen to coach. I
Speaker 1: think it's it's instructive. I think it's therapeutic to do so.
Speaker 1: But we're also gonna start the all twenty two review
Speaker 1: podcasts a little bit different today. We usually be big
Speaker 1: play breakdowns, but I want to go through the final
Speaker 1: sequence there at the end of the game first, because
Speaker 1: first down, you get them in a five man box
Speaker 1: after runs of twenty six and twenty nine, and you
Speaker 1: can't know that until you call the play. But I
Speaker 1: wonder if for some kind of autonomy to kind of
Speaker 1: make a check there because you go empty against a
Speaker 1: five man and Raheem motions across the formation, but not
Speaker 1: side saddle alongside Tua. I can't fathom the idea of
Speaker 1: not having him just stop right there and checking to
Speaker 1: a run. And again, I don't know the mechanics of that,
Speaker 1: but like, hey, let's go ahead and hurt you down
Speaker 1: right here, Raheem. Let's get hat on a hat, maybe
Speaker 1: get a clean five yard runway, and if you make
Speaker 1: a play, Raheem, it's another big chunk. And at that
Speaker 1: point you want to run some clock. Right, it's one
Speaker 1: seventeen to go at the plus thirty one yard line.
Speaker 1: You hit a fifteen yard run. Now all of a
Speaker 1: sudden you've got two timeouts under a minute to play.
Speaker 1: Probably let the clock run with fifteen yards to go.
Speaker 1: And McDaniel addressed this in his press commerce on Monday,
Speaker 1: saying that like, you know, whatever the call is, if
Speaker 1: it works, it's genius. If not, it doesn't, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's the other way around. So I get the whole,
Speaker 1: you know, results based process there. But I just think
Speaker 1: in that situation, there was a chance to maybe you know,
Speaker 1: get some more yards and put yourself with four down territory.
Speaker 1: You could have given yourself maybe three cracks at throwing
Speaker 1: the football with only you know, needing five yards, which
Speaker 1: changes the equation. Then on second down, press coverage on
Speaker 1: Wattle and they freaking hold him. They hold him, they
Speaker 1: interfer him, the mug him, knock him down. I don't
Speaker 1: know why it wasn't called. Look, it didn't cost you
Speaker 1: the game, don't I never want to say that about
Speaker 1: officiating every single game across the NFL. When you watch
Speaker 1: a non Dolphins game, I bet you don't talk about
Speaker 1: the officiating unless it's like egregiously bad, like maybe that
Speaker 1: Jets and Chiefs game was earlier in the season, But
Speaker 1: it is what it is. He was held, he was mugged,
Speaker 1: he was thrown down. You still should have find the
Speaker 1: way to execute a third down. It's probably my least
Speaker 1: favorite play from two of the year, and it's not
Speaker 1: because of this wildly inaccurate take that he has some
Speaker 1: inadequate arm like all the and I wrote down here
Speaker 1: mouth breathers on Twitter, which is probably a little harsh,
Speaker 1: but I mean, if you have that take, then I
Speaker 1: don't know what to tell you, Bud. He's made that
Speaker 1: same throw for touchdowns like four times this season, so
Speaker 1: stop with that. I can't be certain what happened. Here's
Speaker 1: what I think happened. We heard from him to and
Speaker 1: from him Cedric and McDaniel miscommunication, But I think that
Speaker 1: to a predetermined he was throwing that ball in the comeback,
Speaker 1: and in his mind as he was throwing the ball,
Speaker 1: he sees Cedric running go, and he processes that mid
Speaker 1: throw and changes his mind and the ball comes off wonky.
Speaker 1: That's kind of the way I saw it. It's the
Speaker 1: only real possible explanation that would track to me on that,
Speaker 1: because you know, I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you can check that midplay and just throw the takeoff
Speaker 1: because the cornerback is squatting at the sticks and Cedric
Speaker 1: hits that little kind of hesitation step at him. There's
Speaker 1: no help squatting at the sticks. That's a one hundred
Speaker 1: percent of the time vertical throw for me. But what
Speaker 1: do I know? Then the snap off frame. It's a
Speaker 1: bad snap, but you still probably should have caught that.
Speaker 1: I think his eyes went up towards the pressure probably,
Speaker 1: which is good. But you know, a ball off your
Speaker 1: frame coming in hot tough to catch. Those same result
Speaker 1: as you know, if you pick it, don't fall on
Speaker 1: the ball, it's the same result if you pick it
Speaker 1: up and they you know, they fumble it around and
Speaker 1: take it back for six. Like just a total breakdown
Speaker 1: there and crunch time and it sucks. And that's the
Speaker 1: hard part of the tape to me, and I thought
Speaker 1: there was a lot more hard parts of the tape.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and talk about the positive big plays
Speaker 1: though the Cedric Wilson touchdown. You know, teams have really
Speaker 1: been letting a lot of these guys run these verticals
Speaker 1: one on one down the field, even Jalen Waddle sometimes,
Speaker 1: but we don't always try them. I think there's a
Speaker 1: little bit too much of a vertical focus on Tyreek,
Speaker 1: and maybe opening up some of the other guys in
Speaker 1: the vertical game could change the way defenses view you.
Speaker 1: But here I thought to throw a really good ball
Speaker 1: as Cedric runs this post corner route. He's running down
Speaker 1: the stem with a cornerback who has outside leverage, so
Speaker 1: he fakes the move inside and that holds a single
Speaker 1: high safety in the middle of the field on the
Speaker 1: far hash and right when he breaks it back to
Speaker 1: the corner to a season and uncorks it, and because
Speaker 1: of that good route, it's well timed. Cedric is in
Speaker 1: position to make a play on the football while the
Speaker 1: corner is trying to recover and get back into shape
Speaker 1: and he doesn't have a chance to go up and
Speaker 1: get the ball. So what's really nice here is that
Speaker 1: Tyreek is also all alone for a touchdown or what's
Speaker 1: going to be at least a big play on a slant.
Speaker 1: In fact, he might have scored two. I think he
Speaker 1: probably would have, but Tua works him. You see him
Speaker 1: work to the one side of the field and then
Speaker 1: come back and I'm almost certain that he sees that
Speaker 1: safety getting width away from Cedric, so he knows I
Speaker 1: have a poster opportunity with a five to ten corner
Speaker 1: against my six street receiver. Here, I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and throw it up inside from the leverage. He makes
Speaker 1: a great play of the ball. Good throw there as well.
Speaker 1: Pass pro is great because everyone fires off the football
Speaker 1: on that play pass and you see the Chiefs pass
Speaker 1: rush pop up out of their stances. That's a bad
Speaker 1: place to be. And then just a special shout out
Speaker 1: here from Durham Smyth for locking down the left edge
Speaker 1: on split flow. He had a tough assignment and he
Speaker 1: got it done. And that's been durham S mice game
Speaker 1: all year. I've been a big fan of his tape
Speaker 1: this year. For the Dolphins offense, Raheem's touchdown pretty basic.
Speaker 1: Toron Armstead exceptional double team with Smyth to widen the gap.
Speaker 1: Raheem reads that and has a great slash step inside
Speaker 1: first cut and just springboards off that left foot when
Speaker 1: he plants it in the ground and picks up steam
Speaker 1: from there for some linear yardage accumulation. Alec Ingold picks
Speaker 1: up two heads with a key lead block and then
Speaker 1: it's all speed from there from Raheem, Moster for a
Speaker 1: touchdown and then the forest funnel from Chubb. Your recovery
Speaker 1: from Seiler not a lot to it. The coverage caps
Speaker 1: what is essentially four verts from the Chiefs. Mahomes finally
Speaker 1: gets a little hook that comes clear like ten yards
Speaker 1: downfield on third and twenty, but by that time the
Speaker 1: rush had already won. So Seler gets a great pick
Speaker 1: stunt with Bradley Chubb. Tooney wheels out and looks like
Speaker 1: he's gonna make the block of the year, but Chubb
Speaker 1: throws him to the ground and gets the sack, gets
Speaker 1: a handle the football, and then Phillips runs through two
Speaker 1: Chiefs defenders and joins in on the hit. And then
Speaker 1: great awareness by Zach to find the football. Those are
Speaker 1: your big plays? How about your top five tapes? Number
Speaker 1: one for me in this game with Jalen Phillips, he
Speaker 1: just wins reps with such consistency. I know you don't
Speaker 1: see it. You know, jump off the tape every play
Speaker 1: because sometimes when a defender wins it doesn't amount to anything.
Speaker 1: But he's controlling the edge in the running game and
Speaker 1: rushing with a real purpose, not just trying to win
Speaker 1: a matchup, but with real purpose and conviction for how
Speaker 1: to impact this gap or how to widen this guy's stance.
Speaker 1: He does it in so many ways. Up and under, rip,
Speaker 1: under that upfield shoulder, then corner flat lined to the
Speaker 1: quarterback for a throwaway. The next drive, he bluffs upfield
Speaker 1: and then crossed over steps back in side to wreck
Speaker 1: the inside post of the right tackle. Then the right
Speaker 1: guard comes into help and he runs him over, just
Speaker 1: flattens him like the steamroller in the Malcolm in the
Speaker 1: Middle episode when Hal runs the steamroller and runs over
Speaker 1: all the kids' toys. That creates a free run for
Speaker 1: Zach Sealer on the te stunt for a pressure throwaway,
Speaker 1: he's jumping inside to cut down b gap runs, set
Speaker 1: in the edge wide peeling off outside to make those plays.
Speaker 1: Also had a really good reroute for an incompletion on Kelsey.
Speaker 1: Great tape for Jalen Phillips. He gets the number one
Speaker 1: tape by the week with four pressures and two stops
Speaker 1: and another sack according to Pro Football Focus, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, starting to salur on those guys even more
Speaker 1: than I already was, because they gave the Dolphins defense
Speaker 1: the second lowest grade of the year for them, and
Speaker 1: their grade was one point higher than Buffalo's. So yeah,
Speaker 1: PFF grades, Man, I don't know. Jalen Ramsey gets the
Speaker 1: number two tape here. I think he's going to be
Speaker 1: a mainstay here in this top five because of the
Speaker 1: way he impacts the rest of the defense. I thought
Speaker 1: they got even more coverage looks post snap rotations than
Speaker 1: we saw in the Patriots game. And you know how
Speaker 1: the Patriots used to always speaking of those guys double
Speaker 1: your top guy and then put like Reevis or Gilmour
Speaker 1: all alone on your number two. He did some of
Speaker 1: that this week, and the way the zone part of
Speaker 1: the coverage is working together in tandem, Like, I don't
Speaker 1: know how many times you're gonna get open guys against
Speaker 1: this defense. If that first drive was pretty much it
Speaker 1: as far as these last two games go, you know,
Speaker 1: there's a few reps where I wrote in my notes
Speaker 1: that he just erased the red off the screen where
Speaker 1: like he pressed and they got behind him on the
Speaker 1: screen and you just see him covering air because of
Speaker 1: the jersey right behind him. Like this guy's good man.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight coverage snaps, he allowed thirteen yards on two
Speaker 1: for three completions in attempts. My number three tape goes
Speaker 1: to Bradley Chubb. Fantastic work every single week in the
Speaker 1: Running Game. I thought he did a tremendous job when
Speaker 1: peeling back into coverage as well. That force fumble pass
Speaker 1: rush was elite stuff. Just chucked Joe Tuney aside, one
Speaker 1: of the best guards in the game. You know. I
Speaker 1: talked about him and Phillips seemingly every day denting the
Speaker 1: edge in the Running Game back in training camp, and
Speaker 1: my gosh, that's showing up in some kind of way
Speaker 1: PFF said. Two pressures, one stop and of course the
Speaker 1: forced fumble on a sack, six coverage snaps and just
Speaker 1: the Rashi Rice catch for five yards in coverage. But
Speaker 1: number four tape goes to Tarron Armstead. Great to see
Speaker 1: him back. Just copy and paste performance. I think he
Speaker 1: maybe could have stayed on some blocks a little bit
Speaker 1: longer in the running game, but I think his ability
Speaker 1: to wipe out someone one on one in pass protection,
Speaker 1: like I think it was the second series of the game.
Speaker 1: You know, welcome back to the league, big fella. We're
Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and slide protect away from you. Go
Speaker 1: ahead and handle you know, a George Carr loft as
Speaker 1: he did that very seamlessly. There. He has some really
Speaker 1: good seals and climbs in the running game, big block
Speaker 1: on the raheem most right, touchdown run, welcome back, We
Speaker 1: need you, big fellow. One pressure allowed via Pro Football Focus.
Speaker 1: And then my fifth tape goes to Xavier Howard. Just
Speaker 1: excellent vision and feel all game long. He would play
Speaker 1: from depth and crash on the short screen game or
Speaker 1: the short passing game. He's squat on routes and see
Speaker 1: our ability to give more help over the top of
Speaker 1: him because of Ramsey's presence allows him to be better
Speaker 1: with his physicality, which is of course his best trait
Speaker 1: besides maybe the ballhawking. But even with that, I thought
Speaker 1: he got into phase and ran stride for stride down
Speaker 1: the field with the receivers and tight ends. The groin
Speaker 1: looks better. I'm excited they arrested him and let him
Speaker 1: get back to full health. Great tape here from ex
Speaker 1: I thought one of his best games in a long
Speaker 1: time as a member of the Miami Dolphins. Thirty nine
Speaker 1: coverage snaps, eight yards allowed on just two for four passing.
Speaker 1: My close but no cigars were Waddle, Wilkins and Long.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and roll on here in the first segment.
Speaker 1: Some offensive notes here as we kind of pivot towards,
Speaker 1: you know, the two sides of the football. Just in general.
Speaker 1: The Chiefs playing, I thought they had a really good
Speaker 1: plan and executed it really well. They knew how to
Speaker 1: deal with some of the stuff that has really worked
Speaker 1: for us all year. You know, they would rotate off
Speaker 1: of the exit sprint motion and convert from in this
Speaker 1: is you know, middlefield open, middlefield closed essentially refers to
Speaker 1: single high or too high, if it's split safeties, it's open,
Speaker 1: if it's single highest, close right. And then from there
Speaker 1: they would attack the short games. They would come from
Speaker 1: depth and kind of anticipate to offset the way our
Speaker 1: motion anticipates static movement or lack of movement. I suppose
Speaker 1: from the defense. That's how they got their TfL on
Speaker 1: our first screen and then essentially won the game on
Speaker 1: the Tyreek fumble the same exact way. It's tough to
Speaker 1: get the screen game going when you play it defensively
Speaker 1: with that type of anticipation. The good thing from Miami, though,
Speaker 1: is now it's on tape and they have a chance
Speaker 1: to self scout and play off those looks because I'm
Speaker 1: sure they'll get them again. I thought this was also
Speaker 1: the best an opponent has done at disrupting our receivers
Speaker 1: to the line of scrimmage a couple of times there,
Speaker 1: you know, anticipating the snap and getting into their jam
Speaker 1: before our guys can even make the release move. We
Speaker 1: saw the Chargers do some of that last year effectively
Speaker 1: in the game in December, and that came after the buye.
Speaker 1: I'm excited to see what coach and the staff has
Speaker 1: for an answer to all the things the teams have
Speaker 1: had success with against them. You know, in the losses
Speaker 1: we've had, they also beat our cracked toss look a lot.
Speaker 1: And that's why a lot of those tosses just didn't work.
Speaker 1: You know, they were ready with their big they got big,
Speaker 1: strong edges on this team. A receiver like Brax and
Speaker 1: Barry was trying to block a George Carl Loftus. He
Speaker 1: was more head on a swivel. And that's probably how
Speaker 1: teams're gonna have to play it going forward. So this
Speaker 1: is something that Dolfins is gonna have to adjust to here.
Speaker 1: But they just didn't give our backs any runway going wide.
Speaker 1: They would have to stop their feet, and when you
Speaker 1: do that, the pursuit catches up in this league, and
Speaker 1: you're gonna get nothing if your feet go dead. That
Speaker 1: happened a lot. And look, I'm through the first half.
Speaker 1: On my notes here of I note this like kind
Speaker 1: of chronologically as I go through it. I'm through the
Speaker 1: first half, and the first half execution is on the receivers. Man,
Speaker 1: we were disjointed. We didn't get open or even finished
Speaker 1: the concepts half the time, and then on half of
Speaker 1: the times we did, we dropped it. We had an
Speaker 1: illegal shift that and the lack of ability to get
Speaker 1: the edges in the running game. You're not gonna score
Speaker 1: doing that, and you get blanked for the first time
Speaker 1: in forty games as a result. Then that gets cleaned
Speaker 1: up and we start scoring. But then man, the savon
Speaker 1: achmed toss. You know, I'm not sure if Tua can
Speaker 1: check that or what, but we ran into a numbers
Speaker 1: disadvantage four to five to that side of the formation.
Speaker 1: They shoot it, they blow it up, and a six
Speaker 1: yard loss on first down is tough to overcome. You know.
Speaker 1: It's one thing to have a five yard penalty where
Speaker 1: you can get it back on the first down, but
Speaker 1: to lose that yardage stuff to overcome. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and take our first break right there and come back
Speaker 1: on the other side. We'll talk about Tua and the
Speaker 1: rest of the offense. Next Drive Time Podcast, your host
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation. Back here
Speaker 1: on a Tuesday, All twenty two review edition of the
Speaker 1: Drive Time Podcast. We pick it up here talking Toua's game,
Speaker 1: and I didn't put him in the top five, but
Speaker 1: if it wasn't for the last two plays he would
Speaker 1: have been there because Tua played good again man till
Speaker 1: late until late, and there were some misses and some
Speaker 1: throws that I thought he could have had back. But
Speaker 1: that's every quarterback and every damn game. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and go through this thing here. He had two big
Speaker 1: time throws in those first two drives, the opening play
Speaker 1: between a trio of Chiefs defenders to Waddle. Then again
Speaker 1: the next drive between four Chiefs defenders to Tyreek and
Speaker 1: the Dolphins were in this max protect two man route combo.
Speaker 1: So Tua he has to anticipate and hit these throws
Speaker 1: with the level of courage that he does. Otherwise this
Speaker 1: offense doesn't work. You guys understand that. But both those
Speaker 1: throws are right on the money. But there were more
Speaker 1: misses than usual sprinkled throughout this tape, and that's why
Speaker 1: he doesn't make the top five. And some of them
Speaker 1: are for sure on two. Some of them you know
Speaker 1: have to have you know, an ear to the play
Speaker 1: design to know this to really understand. But like there's
Speaker 1: a little rail slide combination. Slide is the motion man
Speaker 1: that carries the flat. The rail is the guy that
Speaker 1: goes up the sideline or the seam sometimes just basically
Speaker 1: vertical off a line, and we throw to that guy
Speaker 1: a lot, right Tyreek goes in motion to a pumps
Speaker 1: to him on that slide, you know, a little route
Speaker 1: to the flat. Then Cedric is timing up a rail
Speaker 1: between the linebacker and safety and they're just on different pages.
Speaker 1: And he talked about this in his press college because
Speaker 1: I asked him, like, is that something where you know,
Speaker 1: Waddle being down, you playing his role, maybe you're not
Speaker 1: quite on the same page. And he said, like, no,
Speaker 1: we wrap this stuff, you know, time and time again
Speaker 1: to get on the same page. But I think that
Speaker 1: Cedric wanted to either settle into a spot and that
Speaker 1: part of the coverage, and I think Tua wanted him
Speaker 1: to cross face because he throws it right at the safety,
Speaker 1: which we've seen him do that millions of times. Throw
Speaker 1: it at the defender. The receiver will cut that off
Speaker 1: for you make a play, but he gets a hand
Speaker 1: on it and it winds up going for a myths
Speaker 1: takes a big shots result. And again, Wadle played just
Speaker 1: fifty four percent of the snaps. I think that impacted
Speaker 1: the game a lot because even on those fifty four percent,
Speaker 1: he wasn't moving like he usually does, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you know, if there's an area in this
Speaker 1: team that you look at, like receiver depth is not
Speaker 1: you know, Tygreek and Waddle, you don't have anybody else
Speaker 1: liked those guys. So I think getting Craitcraft back will
Speaker 1: be a big boost to the team because he's not
Speaker 1: those guys, but just in terms of intelligence and being
Speaker 1: really supposed to be, he's a He's a big time
Speaker 1: player for this offense, I think. But then to us
Speaker 1: very next throw is this gorgeous back shoulder ball to
Speaker 1: Wattle on a similar route. He's the two to the boundary,
Speaker 1: which is the you know, slot receiver to the short
Speaker 1: side of the field, and the linebacker carries him right
Speaker 1: to safety help and so his inside leverage is cut off,
Speaker 1: his over the top leverage is cut off. There's only
Speaker 1: a small box on the back shoulder, and Tuus throws
Speaker 1: this line drive to him and Watle makes a great
Speaker 1: catch off the frame and a great adjustment for that
Speaker 1: grab on third and nine, but we get hit for
Speaker 1: an illegal shift even though everybody was set. It might
Speaker 1: not have been a full second, but Tyreek was like
Speaker 1: kind of nonchalant, not getting set. So you know, Tyreek
Speaker 1: had some plays this game he probably wants back. Two
Speaker 1: was next throw was a dot and another example of
Speaker 1: what makes him great. Man two men route combo repressing
Speaker 1: the safety. You know that means basically running full speed
Speaker 1: to hold them with Wattle running a deep over behind that.
Speaker 1: And two was reading that safety that Tyreek is trying to,
Speaker 1: you know, conflict with his speed off the line, and
Speaker 1: two as sees that safe to take one step forward
Speaker 1: and immediately the hand separate. Just quick decision making. But
Speaker 1: even still, it's a tight window throw and he feathers
Speaker 1: that thing thirty yards down the field and Tyreek's the
Speaker 1: only guy in the league Probate gets that football, but
Speaker 1: he didn't hang on like it hit his hands catch
Speaker 1: the ball. So we're on our third possession and I
Speaker 1: have four big time throws from your quarterback. Like, think
Speaker 1: about if you hit those how the game changes, How
Speaker 1: the flow of the game changes, how the narrative changes.
Speaker 1: These small details, Man, these small fine details that sometimes
Speaker 1: aren't even a player's fault, wind up creating these big
Speaker 1: narrators where Kyle Brant goes on Good Morning Football and
Speaker 1: ni Kelly Green Eagles. Jerseyn tells you about how the
Speaker 1: Dolphins are frauds for the fourteenth straight week, Like it sucks,
Speaker 1: but that's what it is. That's why no one in
Speaker 1: this building cares about that stuff because we just it
Speaker 1: just doesn't matter. Like my goodness. That's a different topic though.
Speaker 1: Remember that deep corner to Wattle where it looked like
Speaker 1: he lost it in the roof for the lights. This
Speaker 1: is the biggest miss I thought two ahead on the
Speaker 1: entire day. Julian Hill comes across the flow on a
Speaker 1: little old school Randy McMichael tight end leak like fake
Speaker 1: the block, go to the ground, get up and run
Speaker 1: to the other side of the formation. When Tua hits
Speaker 1: the top of his drop, Hill is the only player
Speaker 1: to that side of the field, and with Wattle running
Speaker 1: the corner full speed out of the play, he would
Speaker 1: have taken that cornerback twenty yards downfield. Hill would have
Speaker 1: had at least twenty yards before he even sees his
Speaker 1: first red jersey. I liked the ball, It gave Waddle
Speaker 1: a chance, but this play should have been an explosive
Speaker 1: one way or the other. Julian Hill would have been
Speaker 1: a guarantee because it was high percentage and he was
Speaker 1: naked man. I liked the way Tua started reading out
Speaker 1: the plays and then getting it to checkdowns. On the
Speaker 1: first touchdown driving that second half, the first two plays
Speaker 1: go eleven yards to Hefe and then seven to Durham,
Speaker 1: where the receivers just ran the coverage off down field.
Speaker 1: Good pass pro to have flips it out on the
Speaker 1: upfield shoulder to maximize run after the catch. Then we
Speaker 1: get a critical third and short. They send six two
Speaker 1: of fines. Durham hot move the chains. We're humming right now,
Speaker 1: getting the offense for a flow going now. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if he could have gotten to this because of
Speaker 1: the drop pressure and timing, but Waddell uncovered deep on
Speaker 1: that Durham play. They showed it on the broadcast as well.
Speaker 1: I know you guys know what I'm talking about. And
Speaker 1: it just brings up a consistent thing. I've noticed that
Speaker 1: we don't try these verticals to anybody besides Tyreek, Like
Speaker 1: we don't even consider them. I thought we had some
Speaker 1: chances to hit you know that one in this game
Speaker 1: and other games, but we don't take them. And sure
Speaker 1: enough the next day and plays the touchdowns Hedrick Wilson.
Speaker 1: I'm going chronologically here, and you know, something we can
Speaker 1: build off here because I think we talked about this
Speaker 1: in the big play segment that you know, his ability
Speaker 1: to you know, poster aize a cornerback like that, you
Speaker 1: can use that. And I thought two was playing really
Speaker 1: well up to this point of the game. And then
Speaker 1: the first play after the turnover, after a hole, two
Speaker 1: A slides and takes a sack when he had Tyreek
Speaker 1: alone on a broken play right in his line of sight.
Speaker 1: I don't know why he did that. I hate the decision.
Speaker 1: So we're stacking some you know, mental errors here of
Speaker 1: the quarterback position. Among the good throws we talked about
Speaker 1: before the Raheem touchdown, Reek is open on that classic
Speaker 1: dig route and the ball was not out in front
Speaker 1: on the face mask like it usually is. It does
Speaker 1: hit Tyreek in the hands, and I'm calling it a drop,
Speaker 1: but it's just not the usual sharp tool we're used to.
Speaker 1: And then the penultimate drive, good back to back shots
Speaker 1: to Tyreek on third down to move the sticks, timing
Speaker 1: anticipation to the perimeter. Then a good rail route to
Speaker 1: Wattle who goes up and makes a catch. You know,
Speaker 1: in the air with a little no look action from Tua,
Speaker 1: and we're thinking, right here, we're gonna go tie that
Speaker 1: game up. We're gonna get this, you know, game into overtime.
Speaker 1: Er go win it with two points here. And I
Speaker 1: have to nitpick a little bit here because on the
Speaker 1: third down M plus territory, which is the same the
Speaker 1: very next series. On that drive, Tyreek had his best
Speaker 1: release of the game. He gets inside of a cornerback
Speaker 1: in the slot and he makes the catch for a
Speaker 1: first down, but the balls on the back shoulder and
Speaker 1: the dB was in full sprint, so who knows what happens,
Speaker 1: But I'd love to see that play play out in
Speaker 1: the simulation where the ball is the usual accuracy of two.
Speaker 1: It just slightly off on a few of these throws
Speaker 1: that I thought maybe maybe cost him the sack. After
Speaker 1: the Savon loss, which is a perfectly called coverage within
Speaker 1: the blitz, they ran tip your Captain on that. Then
Speaker 1: the miscommunication on third down and the failed shotgun snaplay
Speaker 1: just a brutal way to end it. We covered it already,
Speaker 1: I think if we finished that drive. This tape is
Speaker 1: looked back on fondly as a good performance against a
Speaker 1: tough defense and you know, beating an MVP of the
Speaker 1: league instead, two plays and it causes all kinds of consternation.
Speaker 1: Not his best game, not his worst game, but again
Speaker 1: two key plays that will be highlighted by the folks
Speaker 1: that don't bother to comb through the other fifty six.
Speaker 1: It is what it is. When he was blitzed eight
Speaker 1: for eleven for sixty six, when he was pressured two
Speaker 1: for seven for eleven, that's gone way down this year.
Speaker 1: Last year under pressure he was like top righted quarterback
Speaker 1: in the NFL. Has we haven't been as good under
Speaker 1: pressure this year? And then twenty plus air yard throws
Speaker 1: one for three for thirty one in the touchdown and
Speaker 1: then ten plus yard throws six for fifteen one on
Speaker 1: nine and one touchdown. Let's go through the eligibles in
Speaker 1: the line here real quick for our last break. Raheem's
Speaker 1: vision comes and goes to me, and the first run
Speaker 1: of the game, he has a chance to just slam
Speaker 1: it up inside for a positive run, but he stretches
Speaker 1: it out for a negative. But maybe that's the way it's. Coach.
Speaker 1: I can't be certain, but there's times where I think
Speaker 1: you can read the block of like alec Ingold and
Speaker 1: just say there's nothing out there. He's inside the forced defender,
Speaker 1: so let me just go ahead and run off his
Speaker 1: butt right here and get inside for you know, two
Speaker 1: or three yards opposed to no gain. I wish we
Speaker 1: had more bang in the bounce bang bend equation. You
Speaker 1: guys know what that means on outside zone runs. The
Speaker 1: bounce is to go wide, ben bang is to hit
Speaker 1: it up in the gap, and bend it is to
Speaker 1: go back the other direction. But he did have great
Speaker 1: conviction and burst on the touchdown run and the two
Speaker 1: runs in the final drive. He did have another fumble.
Speaker 1: It's too much in ball security issues, had one arm
Speaker 1: around it in traffic. That's a teachable moment for Raheem Moster.
Speaker 1: Those two runs at the end though, were just awesome.
Speaker 1: Where he's If he runs like that, man, we are
Speaker 1: so tough to stop. But it's interesting in this offense
Speaker 1: has number one, number two and drops and Tyreek and
Speaker 1: Waddell number one fumble and the little top offense in
Speaker 1: the NFL, Like, man, just get that stuff sorted out right.
Speaker 1: Three misstackles forced average four point one seven yards after contact.
Speaker 1: Hefe you know it's probably not a first down with
Speaker 1: that drop on the angle route. Like we just made
Speaker 1: these mistakes all game long. Man, I thought him and
Speaker 1: Akmed struggled to get going a little bit slow. Looked
Speaker 1: like Chase Claypool had a really rough tape, miss blocks
Speaker 1: all over the field. His routes were not convincing. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's there going forward. We'll see alec Ingo,
Speaker 1: I thought he missed a handful of key blocks. A
Speaker 1: Tyreek end of round could have been an explosive if
Speaker 1: he held his block. He did have the big block
Speaker 1: in the touchdown run though, and some other good works.
Speaker 1: So kind of mixed bag for alec. I thought Waddle
Speaker 1: was the best player on offense outside of Toron Armstead.
Speaker 1: He made some tough catches, gutted it out when he
Speaker 1: wasn't feeling right. Clearly, this whole year really in this game,
Speaker 1: but this year in general reminds me of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one more than twenty twenty two, where I feel like
Speaker 1: there's a lot of meat on the bone for Gielen
Speaker 1: Waddle and we're not getting it to him. It'll happen eventually.
Speaker 1: I'm just ready for it to happen, Like now, two
Speaker 1: yards per route, ran seven yards per target. Not the
Speaker 1: usual high production we see from him, Tyreek. You know, look,
Speaker 1: this is the best non quarterback in football, right. But
Speaker 1: we can also talk about the plays we didn't make
Speaker 1: because the fumble. I have a hard time saying that
Speaker 1: he should have done better there because I don't think
Speaker 1: he even had a control of it, and if he
Speaker 1: did it probably a forid. Progress has stopped. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's a weird one to call, but he's the one
Speaker 1: on the play that changed the game, right if that
Speaker 1: play hasn't happened, I think Miami wins this game pretty
Speaker 1: cut and dry. But the ball off his fingertips to
Speaker 1: drive earlier. Sometimes you have to be perfect to get
Speaker 1: completions in this league, and against the defense and the
Speaker 1: way they are playing, that's what the day called for.
Speaker 1: At this stage of the game, two has hit three
Speaker 1: really difficult throws. One is negated by an illegal shift.
Speaker 1: The other two were chunk gains. This could have been
Speaker 1: a fourth, but we cannot complete the catch. Instead of
Speaker 1: first and ten at the plus thirty, it's third and
Speaker 1: ten at your minus forty and we kick it away
Speaker 1: one play later. He was the one Tad win the
Speaker 1: illegal shift man so that and has dropped. That's two
Speaker 1: drives he's killed out of three. And then the fumble
Speaker 1: had a big drop in that Philly game. Your best
Speaker 1: players are not impervious to bad moments, and we've learned
Speaker 1: that these last two games later he dropped that dig
Speaker 1: pass as well, dig throw. Just want more from my
Speaker 1: best player in games like this. Man that's all six
Speaker 1: point one yards per target one point seven nine yards
Speaker 1: per route ran. Those are both the lowest for him
Speaker 1: this year across those metrixs Durham Smyth talked about him.
Speaker 1: Just appreciative of the player that he's becoming this offense.
Speaker 1: I didn't necessarily love his tape before in previous offenses
Speaker 1: and even last year, but I think that this year
Speaker 1: he's been really good on the offensive line. They just
Speaker 1: consistently beat our angles in the running game. It's that simple.
Speaker 1: We often execute these difficult reach blocks that makes us
Speaker 1: run game hum. But they consistently played the upfield, shoulder reset,
Speaker 1: the lion of scrimmage and worked and worked and worked
Speaker 1: to stay free. And by the time we had a
Speaker 1: semblance of the corner, we were out of real estate.
Speaker 1: Running wide to the perimeter, but I thought the pass
Speaker 1: pro was really good for the most part. The pressures
Speaker 1: were more good blitz calls with effective games that either
Speaker 1: got home or pushed to off his spot. But we
Speaker 1: really negated them in the first half with all the
Speaker 1: movement and misdirection. They slide protection to t set a
Speaker 1: lot of the time, and he handles it like he
Speaker 1: always does. I continue to be very impressed by Austin.
Speaker 1: I think we missed a critical block on the shovel
Speaker 1: to Savon Achmed that cost us not just a first
Speaker 1: down on third and twenty, but a forty seven yard
Speaker 1: touchdown if Rob Jones just gets over there and makes
Speaker 1: that play. I thought Connor Williams looked like we're used
Speaker 1: to seeing him in terms of, you know, getting out
Speaker 1: in space and making key blocks in those big runs.
Speaker 1: You know, Austin they ran an end around that. There
Speaker 1: was one play where Austin Jackson they ran an end
Speaker 1: around in the third quarter going away from Austin, like
Speaker 1: off of Tehron's side of the formation, and Austin just
Speaker 1: takes off up the field and he runs all the
Speaker 1: way across the field and hits a block in space
Speaker 1: on the other side of the field. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: I've seen a tackle run faster than that. I thought
Speaker 1: he was good enough in pass Pro. The holding call
Speaker 1: that he was flagged for, though, was mind numbingly stupid,
Speaker 1: Like he was chasing a defensive line from the back
Speaker 1: and he put his hands over his shoulders. A la
Speaker 1: Zerk sees on King Leonidas in three hundred, you know,
Speaker 1: like we will fight in the shade them hands on
Speaker 1: the shoulders and spins him. I'm not sure what he
Speaker 1: was doing. Their easiest call the rest made all day,
Speaker 1: you know, Lester Cotton. I thought there was issue on
Speaker 1: the interior connectivity in terms of passing off games in
Speaker 1: the pass rush department, and some of those blitz calls
Speaker 1: got us. There were some plays where he fell off
Speaker 1: blocks in the running game, so it was kind of
Speaker 1: like up and down for him. But I think he'll
Speaker 1: be He's played better than I thought he would when
Speaker 1: we lost Isaiah Wins. I'm encouraged about him playing that
Speaker 1: left guard spot. When Rob Hunt gets back, four pressures
Speaker 1: on him, a sack at hit in two hurries and
Speaker 1: then yeah and then Rob Jones. You know again, if
Speaker 1: he catches a fiber a fiber of drew Tranquil's jersey
Speaker 1: on that savon shovel. It's a forty seven yard touchdown.
Speaker 1: Julian Hill wipes out the only defenders with a possible
Speaker 1: angle on him down the field. It's a walk in touchdown, man,
Speaker 1: damn it. The more I got into this tape, the
Speaker 1: more that position was an issue. We just weren't as
Speaker 1: good in the interior because I think, you know, backup
Speaker 1: guards against a good defensive front, and I want to
Speaker 1: start doing this on this show. Why we lost Why
Speaker 1: we won? Category? To me, it's all on the offense
Speaker 1: and it falls into this category. We lost because we
Speaker 1: allowed the KCDB to dictate the play in the first
Speaker 1: half against our receivers. We lost because we made critical
Speaker 1: errors drops pounties and the big moments. We lost because
Speaker 1: we couldn't sustain blocks on the edge and got behind
Speaker 1: the chains too frequently. And we lost because our quarterback
Speaker 1: made two bad plays at the end of the game.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and take our last break right there.
Speaker 1: Come back on the other side. Doe Defensive Notes and
Speaker 1: snap counts. That's next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 1: brought to you by Auto Nation. Defensive Notes Staulphin's fourteen
Speaker 1: Chieps twenty one. Guys, I think the defense is about
Speaker 1: to take off and maybe even become better than the offenses.
Speaker 1: What a good tape this was. And the first thing
Speaker 1: that jumps out to me is that Ramsey played almost
Speaker 1: an entirely different role this week than last week. So
Speaker 1: last week he tilted the field right, lots of ten
Speaker 1: on ten press up. I got this side of the field.
Speaker 1: I got this guy. Don't worry about it. Flood the
Speaker 1: other side and make life hell for the quarterback unless
Speaker 1: he wants to test me one on one. Good luck
Speaker 1: with that. He tried it once and paid dearly. Here
Speaker 1: he played a lot more off, a lot more zone
Speaker 1: combination coverages where he just kind of looks to be
Speaker 1: in full force in terms of connectivity and communication and
Speaker 1: passing things off. The way that he steps back in
Speaker 1: processes the passing game, it's like watching a top quarterback
Speaker 1: do his thing on the other side of the ball.
Speaker 1: It's fun to watch. Speaking of that, you're seeing them
Speaker 1: get the different coverages from different personnel groupings. You know,
Speaker 1: their base, their nickel, their dime, their different front and
Speaker 1: rush concepts, and eventually just running everything off vertically to
Speaker 1: an end and even Mahomes can't get the ball down there.
Speaker 1: To those guys watching this defense players, that reminds me
Speaker 1: of the offense when Tua came back for Pittsburgh last year,
Speaker 1: where a little bit rusty after the you know, the
Speaker 1: concussion that made miss a couple of games there. But
Speaker 1: after having those first few games in hand against New England, Baltimore, Buffalo,
Speaker 1: missing three games than Pittsburgh in a rusty game, he
Speaker 1: then went scorched earth against Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Houston. Right.
Speaker 1: I think the defense could be in for a similar
Speaker 1: track here, especially in the next five games against a
Speaker 1: rookie quarterback, against a backup quarterback that shouldn't even be
Speaker 1: in the league in my opinion, a quarterback in Sam
Speaker 1: Hall who's a second year starter, a rookie, and Will
Speaker 1: Lewis then back to that backup quarterback we probably shouldn't
Speaker 1: be in the league. Like it could be a dominant
Speaker 1: five game run for them. We had one bust all
Speaker 1: game long that Jerrick McKinnon touchdown. Three guys went with
Speaker 1: Travis Kelce. They left McKinnon alone. They hit some good
Speaker 1: plays in that first drive, and then that was pretty
Speaker 1: much it and you know, of course the hit the
Speaker 1: Rashi rice was such a critical play in the game.
Speaker 1: Outside of that, just an utterly dominant showing with a
Speaker 1: dolphin defense. I'm not sure there's a trio of edges
Speaker 1: I would take over Phillips, Chubb, and Gink. We talked
Speaker 1: about the first two already in our top five tapes
Speaker 1: as it goes to Tron Armstead on offense, and then
Speaker 1: Chubb and Phillips get top tapes with x and Ramsey
Speaker 1: riding out the other five. Andrew Van Ginkle the way
Speaker 1: that he beats polers, whether it's a guard coming across
Speaker 1: or a split flow tight end, he sets them up
Speaker 1: like a little hesitation step and then goes arm over
Speaker 1: or swim and just swipes him out of the way.
Speaker 1: He gets around him so frequently, and that messes up
Speaker 1: so much in the run game and play action game.
Speaker 1: His effort to man if there's a play where Casey
Speaker 1: was backed up and both Raykwan, it's either fan out
Speaker 1: and kind of widen the center and it opens up
Speaker 1: the middle for a one on one with Baker and
Speaker 1: Pacheco and Gink like off the Edge sees this and
Speaker 1: peels back and Biggs kind of getting ran over a
Speaker 1: little bit, and Gink goes in there and just puts
Speaker 1: a big stick on the running back and shuts down
Speaker 1: any more forward progress for like a three yard gain.
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins his ability to hold the point and win
Speaker 1: with the three technique but then also kick out to
Speaker 1: the five technique and give somebody like Orlando Brown Junior
Speaker 1: issues as a straight up pass rusher. What a value
Speaker 1: to have This guy man, plus his one gap penetration
Speaker 1: has been on fire this year. That big TfL was massive.
Speaker 1: I thought Rake one Davids had one of his best
Speaker 1: games as a Dolphin. He consistently shot the hands and
Speaker 1: the chest plates of the guards and centers and controlled
Speaker 1: like big chunks of reps in this game. That's not
Speaker 1: been the case for him in his career. Zach Steeler
Speaker 1: such a critical part of what we do from a
Speaker 1: rush perspective. He had four more pressures, the key force
Speaker 1: fumble recovery just made life hell inside for sixty minutes,
Speaker 1: like he always does. At the second level. Off ball linebackers,
Speaker 1: David Long is freaking good. I told you so. I
Speaker 1: told you so, guys. What a wrecking ball like he
Speaker 1: I love watching him play just a bowl in a
Speaker 1: China shop, full speed, hitting everybody in sight like a
Speaker 1: Tasmanian devil man. I've not seen a Dolphins off ball
Speaker 1: linebacker who hammers big guards like and stops them in
Speaker 1: their tracks and prevents any climbing the way that he
Speaker 1: does in a long time, probably like maybe like Kevin Burnett,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe further back than that, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Zach Thomas didn't do that that well. The way that
Speaker 1: he side steps you know, backs with quickness. I think
Speaker 1: because of the threat of the ability to run them over,
Speaker 1: he can get around them when he blitzes Mahomes how
Speaker 1: he scramble out of bounds for minimal yards were long.
Speaker 1: He just hits this little hesitation step juke move on
Speaker 1: the running back and runs right around him. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure how many guys can do that either, especially when
Speaker 1: they pair it with the physicality that David Long displays.
Speaker 1: So the secondary man, this is what I thought we
Speaker 1: had coming into the year. Like my goodness, the way
Speaker 1: that Javon X to Sean and Jalen flow together, it's
Speaker 1: a thing of beauty back there. They carry their verticals
Speaker 1: into help they pass off they transition back down the
Speaker 1: field to climb down the stem. It's just fun to
Speaker 1: watch and then cater it allows him to go be
Speaker 1: a Greml person inside, blitzing, disrupting fit in the run,
Speaker 1: playing trail technique and coverage. This is only going to
Speaker 1: get better if you ask me. I put down notes here.
Speaker 1: I mentioned X in his feel for the rhythm and
Speaker 1: what he's asked to do. I thought he processed exceptionally
Speaker 1: well from the off position. I thought he clicked and
Speaker 1: closed to match, tackled well gotten phase. I think a
Speaker 1: less disciplined quarterback would have given him some pick opportunities.
Speaker 1: He didn't get grabby. He absorbed the push off. There
Speaker 1: was a route where Justin Watson tried to run a
Speaker 1: little stick back down the stem and he tried to
Speaker 1: expand X by pressing his toes and X because you
Speaker 1: could help him because of what you have from Ramsey
Speaker 1: on the other side. Just squatted and drove, made a
Speaker 1: great play on the football, didn't get grabby. Twenty twenty
Speaker 1: version of X looks like he may be here. And
Speaker 1: then Deshaun Elliott, the way he inserts versus the run,
Speaker 1: the physicality he plays, he puts his all into every
Speaker 1: hit and I just really appreciate that from him. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and finish up here some snapcounts. We'll get
Speaker 1: out of here. We have some fun bye week content
Speaker 1: coming you guys's way. Jt O. Sullivan will join me
Speaker 1: for the podcast later in the week. Channing Crowder as
Speaker 1: well will also do a review of the offense and
Speaker 1: defense and kind of do two separate episodes on that.
Speaker 1: So plenty of content coming away over the next week
Speaker 1: here on the Draft Time podcast. Snap counts. So for
Speaker 1: Lineman with the distance, we know that Rob Jones got hurt,
Speaker 1: and so Liam Eichenberg played fourteen snaps. Tua plays every snap. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Tyreek a big expansion this week. Ninety percent of the workload.
Speaker 1: Wadalo took the injury, so he winds up playing just
Speaker 1: fifty four percent. Actually got out snapped by Cedric Wilson.
Speaker 1: I think that's kind of where you point to for
Speaker 1: some of the issues there as well, even though I
Speaker 1: thought said played well in some positions, but there's just
Speaker 1: no re placing Julian Wattle on this offense. Barrios twenty
Speaker 1: seven percent, Claypool twenty two percent. You know, Barrios had
Speaker 1: a really tough time getting off press coverage all game long.
Speaker 1: That was a tough game for him. And then at
Speaker 1: tight end, Smyth played eighty four percent. Julian Hill played
Speaker 1: just seven snaps in the game total. That's a big departure. Therefore,
Speaker 1: we used to Raheem got fifty six percent of the
Speaker 1: running back workload. And this is where I think, you know,
Speaker 1: Devon a Chan who should be back next game. This
Speaker 1: is where you can kind of cut into these reps. Here.
Speaker 1: Savon played nineteen snaps and Jeff Wilson played eleven steps.
Speaker 1: That's thirty snaps among those two guys that I imagine
Speaker 1: have to go to the rookie in the future. On
Speaker 1: defense man, five guys played the distance. Holland Baker, Ramsey, Elliott,
Speaker 1: and Howard Christian played all but three snaps in the game.
Speaker 1: Stealer played all but four snaps just monsters. Phillips played
Speaker 1: all but nine snaps in the game. Chubb played all
Speaker 1: but eleven snaps. Like they didn't really change much. You
Speaker 1: had eleven stars out there and you played them most
Speaker 1: of the game. Pretty much. Your sub package came in there,
Speaker 1: and we saw Coho played sixty five percent that's brighton
Speaker 1: line with your nickel percentage. David Long played seventy seven
Speaker 1: percent of the snaps. Van Ginkle gave you forty five percent,
Speaker 1: and then look at these drop offs like forty five percent,
Speaker 1: Rayquon forty two percent, Nick Needham six snaps, Deshan Hand
Speaker 1: four snaps. Like they know who they want to play
Speaker 1: out there, They've got them. We'll see if they can
Speaker 1: stay healthy. Hopefully they can, because this defense looks like
Speaker 1: it's ready, but a little bit concerning to me there
Speaker 1: that they don't have the depth to really rely on
Speaker 1: there in those big spots. Hopefully they can find a
Speaker 1: way to develop that down the line here at the
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