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Speaker 3: And on today's show, Week two in the NFL kicks
Speaker 3: off tonight, anybody else just like incredibly fired up about
Speaker 3: all things football because your team looks like one of
Speaker 3: the best teams in the NFL. We'll give you the
Speaker 3: picks for the week. And since it's Thursday, that means
Speaker 3: opponent's perspective. ESPN's Mike Reese joins us from Foxboro to
Speaker 3: break it all down. Plus the weekly narrative focuses on
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Speaker 3: audio from assistants and coordinators on Thursday who met with
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Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and kick this thing off with the
Speaker 3: Patriots perspective for week two, Sunday night in Foxborough, eight
Speaker 3: twenty kickoff a nice crisp fifty five degrees up there
Speaker 3: in the Boston, mass area. Welcome to my guest today,
Speaker 3: Mike Reese joining me now is ESPN NFL Nation reporter
Speaker 3: covering this week's opponent, the New England Patriots. He is
Speaker 3: Mike Reese. Mike, thank you for your time today, Sir.
Speaker 2: A screet to be with you, Thanks for having me,
Speaker 2: Very happy.
Speaker 3: To have you on. I saw I can't remember who
Speaker 3: it was. Might have been Evan Lazarre, might have been
Speaker 3: Taylor Kyle's, I'm not sure, one of the local beat
Speaker 3: guys up there who was sharing some of the notes
Speaker 3: that you provide for training camp and kind of the
Speaker 3: hustle that you produce up there during the month of August.
Speaker 3: I fancy myself a very what's the word I'm looking
Speaker 3: for here? I guess acclaimed training camp reporter or cover
Speaker 3: guy that takes a lot of pride in my notes.
Speaker 3: Is that something you've always done for a long time
Speaker 3: is getting Patriots training camp notes out there to the fans.
Speaker 6: I love that, Travis, you know, I think with reporting,
Speaker 6: like the best time to get to know any team
Speaker 6: is through training camp, right because you're watching the team
Speaker 6: come together. And I don't know about you guys, your
Speaker 6: crew down in South Florida, But once the season starts,
Speaker 6: we're limited with how much practice we actually get to
Speaker 6: watch in New England, so you don't feel like you're
Speaker 6: as dialed in as you are during training camp.
Speaker 3: So I do.
Speaker 2: I really do love that time the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the stretch and individual then get the heck out
Speaker 3: of here. We got practice to run, so pretty pretty
Speaker 3: common across the league, I believe I noticed for us,
Speaker 3: but it's it's really cool to see that, and it's
Speaker 3: cool to see how fans really embrace this extended coverage.
Speaker 3: We have now really twelve months out of the year,
Speaker 3: but let's go ahead and pivot now to the game
Speaker 3: on Sunday night, Dolphins at Patriots. The Patriots run, you know,
Speaker 3: as flexible of a defense as anybody going back over
Speaker 3: a couple of decades now, and I was looking at
Speaker 3: some of the numbers that they produce against to a
Speaker 3: tongue of Iiloa, and it's it's kind of all over
Speaker 3: the place in terms of how often they blitz him,
Speaker 3: how often they play man versus zone. I'm curious why
Speaker 3: you think that plan might change maybe what we could
Speaker 3: see on Sunday for this matchup.
Speaker 6: It's it's great thoughts, trevis, because two is four and
Speaker 6: oh against the Patriots, as you know, and so what
Speaker 6: they've done in the past hasn't produced necessarily the bottom line.
Speaker 2: Results that they are hoping for.
Speaker 6: So Bill Belichick talked about that a little bit earlier
Speaker 6: this year week in terms of if you want to
Speaker 6: devote more resources towards the rush, you better hope that
Speaker 6: you can bring down Tyreek Hill, Jalen Waddell and company,
Speaker 6: because the fewer guys you have around them, you're really
Speaker 6: susceptible to giving up the big play. So I think
Speaker 6: from a just sort of a big picture standpoint, that's
Speaker 6: sort of the main question they're probably going to be
Speaker 6: asking themselves is you know, how much do we want
Speaker 6: to bring pressure? Knowing that Tua can get the ball
Speaker 6: out so quickly. He's very accurate. And the Patriots generally
Speaker 6: are a defense that the first thing they say is
Speaker 6: don't give up the big play.
Speaker 3: It's and we saw that down here for a couple
Speaker 3: of years too, And it makes me really fascinated to
Speaker 3: see how this game script might change on Sunday, since
Speaker 3: it's always followed the same script for the last few years, Mike,
Speaker 3: where it's limited possessions, kind of keep the roof on
Speaker 3: top of the defense and not a lot of explosive plays,
Speaker 3: and you know, both teams get seven or eight cracks
Speaker 3: at it and by the end of it, it's like
Speaker 3: a twenty to sixteen final. So I'm really curious to
Speaker 3: see how that might change. And on the Patriot side,
Speaker 3: they have a pretty big change as well, bringing back
Speaker 3: Bell O'Brien into the offense and being the OC there.
Speaker 3: How has Mac Jones and really the entire offense taken
Speaker 3: to that new system. I know it's only one weekend,
Speaker 3: but going back to camp and preseason. How have you
Speaker 3: seen them take to Bill O'Brien's system.
Speaker 6: It's been a notable difference, Travis, and I think it's
Speaker 6: the best way to sum it up is it's basically
Speaker 6: going back to the way it was before under Josh.
Speaker 2: McDaniels, but with you its own unique you know, twists
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 6: And I know coach McDaniel mentioned this down there this
Speaker 6: week that he can tell the connection already.
Speaker 2: You know that Mac and Bill O'Brien have.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of optimism up here in New England
Speaker 6: after Mac regressed in his second year, that they're getting
Speaker 6: him back on track. There were some real positive signs
Speaker 6: in Sunday's season opening loss to the Eagles. In the
Speaker 6: second quarter, Mack put together a stretch that was as
Speaker 6: good as anything that we've seen from him, you know,
Speaker 6: in his three years with the team. The challenge for
Speaker 6: him now is going to be, you know, can he
Speaker 6: do that consistently and avoid the killer turnover? You know,
Speaker 6: he had a pick six in the first quarter that
Speaker 6: got away from him, a high throw and can he
Speaker 6: come through in the clutch.
Speaker 3: I always hope that folks learn from history with regards
Speaker 3: to the quarterback position. Because oftentimes surrounding you know, circumstances
Speaker 3: can be you know, prohibit you from reaching your ultimate ceiling.
Speaker 3: And we saw mac Jones really thrive that rookie season,
Speaker 3: and I think that where he excels is kind of
Speaker 3: akin to where two excels in ways that maybe are
Speaker 3: not as obvious to you know, just a fan that
Speaker 3: pulled up the games on Sundays and doesn't spend much
Speaker 3: time otherwise, you know, studying the game. I think that
Speaker 3: those are the areas that Matt can really excel and
Speaker 3: potentially take his career to the next step as well
Speaker 3: here in this new system. And of course, part of
Speaker 3: the surrounding cast for any player is the offensive line.
Speaker 3: For a quarterback, I should say, And this Patriots line
Speaker 3: pretty banged up right now. What do you think we
Speaker 3: might see on Sunday? And with whoever the lineup is?
Speaker 3: What can we expect to get from some of these
Speaker 3: guys that I don't know much about.
Speaker 6: Mike, Yeah, So this has been their their achilles heel
Speaker 6: since literally day one of training camp. They've had a
Speaker 6: run of injuries, illness, and I would say inconsistency that
Speaker 6: has really they had led me at one point to
Speaker 6: write an article asking the question, you know, will the
Speaker 6: offensive line ultimately be the thing that holds the team back?
Speaker 6: And part of it is out of your control, right,
Speaker 6: Like you can't script up injuries. You can build as
Speaker 6: much depth as you know possible, and sometimes you just
Speaker 6: get a run of injuries where it seems like you
Speaker 6: can't catch a break. So I will tell you, Travis,
Speaker 6: the one stat like, when they set their initial fifty
Speaker 6: three man roster, they kept eleven offensive linemen. I mean
Speaker 6: that's a huge number. The league averages nine. You know,
Speaker 6: they're down at ten now after putting one of them
Speaker 6: on injured reserve.
Speaker 2: But so what will we see. It's a line that
Speaker 2: hasn't played in a game together before.
Speaker 6: I can guarantee you that I'm probably not going to
Speaker 6: see the starting left tackle Trent Brown, He's got a concussion.
Speaker 6: The big question is will the starting guards Cole Strange
Speaker 6: at left guard, Michael Wenu at right guard.
Speaker 2: Will they be ready to go? They didn't play in
Speaker 2: the season opener.
Speaker 6: If they play, I think that will help stabilize a
Speaker 6: very unstable situation at the moment for the Patriots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really interesting. I saw they were limited all
Speaker 3: week last week in practice and did not go, and
Speaker 3: they were limited as we taped this podcast on a
Speaker 3: Thursday ahead of the injury report. They were also limited
Speaker 3: in Wednesday's practice. So very interesting there, And it's funny
Speaker 3: you mentioned that because I felt like, for as long
Speaker 3: as I can remember, the Patriots offensive line was always
Speaker 3: maybe not the strong suit of the team because the
Speaker 3: defense has been so good for so long, but certainly
Speaker 3: something they could bank on, as you know, a stabilizing
Speaker 3: force on that offense, regardless of who's a quarterback outside
Speaker 3: for the weapons and going back to that defensive side
Speaker 3: of the ball. Two more questions for you here, Mike
Speaker 3: Reese from ESPN my guest today on the Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 3: and does Patriots defense fascinates me for so many reasons?
Speaker 3: But I'll start up front right here, because I just
Speaker 3: feel like they have so many pieces that maybe don't
Speaker 3: get the individual shine but ultimately makes up a cumulative,
Speaker 3: really good group. Up front, I'm talking about guys like
Speaker 3: Lawrence Guy and Dietrich Wise that you know, they just
Speaker 3: don't get national recognition, but they're dang good players. Obviously,
Speaker 3: Christian Barmore, Matt Judon, a lot of guys coming back
Speaker 3: and returning to this front seven, how important do you
Speaker 3: think that continuity is upfront for this Bill Belichick defense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the continuity definitely helps.
Speaker 6: I'd add Devon Godschow, the former dolphin in there that
Speaker 6: you know, fans listening to this will obviously remember him.
Speaker 6: But then I go back to something Bill Belichick says, like,
Speaker 6: you know, look, Travis, we could bring you and me
Speaker 6: back and put us on the defensive line, and that
Speaker 6: probably wouldn't look too good, you know, So I think
Speaker 6: continuity gets you in a you know, in a good place,
Speaker 6: but you have to be good players, right, And they've
Speaker 6: done a nice job, you know, combining continuity, meaning like
Speaker 6: this defense retained every single player from last season other
Speaker 6: than their longtime safety and captain Devin mccordy. And that's
Speaker 6: relative to the league. That's a league leading stat by far.
Speaker 6: You know, no team brought us that many players back
Speaker 6: on defense. So between that and the talent that they
Speaker 6: have and the versatility that they have, they can do
Speaker 6: a lot of different things, play a lot of different
Speaker 6: you know, give a lot of different looks. They have
Speaker 6: guys who can play different techniques at a high level,
Speaker 6: and it allows them to do some things like they
Speaker 6: did in the season opener against the Eagles that had
Speaker 6: Jalen Hurts and some of their players. Really i would
Speaker 6: say tipping their cap, you know, to the plan and
Speaker 6: execution that the Patriots had in Week one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you want me right into my next question here
Speaker 3: because to kind of follow up on that, And I'm
Speaker 3: not sure how much it tracks because to your point,
Speaker 3: the Patriots are as amenables any team out there defensively
Speaker 3: to be able to, you know, run one game plan
Speaker 3: one week and then switched up entirely for a second week.
Speaker 3: And the Dolphins offense, you know, Jalen Hurts and Tuatungua
Speaker 3: bai Looa could not be more different players in terms
Speaker 3: of how they attack opposing defenses. And so I'm not
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if the plan carries over at all.
Speaker 3: But how did they stop that Eagles offense that last
Speaker 3: year seemed like for you know, twenty straight weeks could
Speaker 3: not be stopped.
Speaker 6: So they you know, they they gave him a lot
Speaker 6: of different disguise, and they held their disguise, you know,
Speaker 6: until really very patient with it, not given a lot
Speaker 6: of pre snap indicators to him.
Speaker 2: So that's sort of the so detailed.
Speaker 6: That's sort of the simple answer, you know that, I
Speaker 6: would say, And they were competitive in coverage. You know,
Speaker 6: they have a first round pick, Christian Gonzales out of Oregon,
Speaker 6: who played every snap and you know, seven tackles, a sack,
Speaker 6: a pass deflection, a big pass deflection late in the game,
Speaker 6: they give them the ball back, can give him a
Speaker 6: chance to win.
Speaker 2: And I look at that as sort of a key,
Speaker 2: a key this week.
Speaker 6: Christian's a taller, longer, fast corner and I would say
Speaker 6: he probably hasn't seen the speed you know, that he's
Speaker 6: going to see from the Dolphins receivers. So what does
Speaker 6: that matchup look like? And Travis, I will tell you this.
Speaker 6: I did peek a little bit at the Chargers Dolphins
Speaker 6: game just to get familiar with, you know, the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: I have to believe the Patriots are going to have
Speaker 2: a more.
Speaker 6: Say more competitive, but a more innovative plan, you know,
Speaker 6: to try to slow down what Miami's doing. I was
Speaker 6: I thought, I thought there were some things that in
Speaker 6: that game that looked like it almost made it too
Speaker 6: easy for me, you know, for for the Dolphins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tyreek had a lot of one on one coverage,
Speaker 3: and he made them pay for that pretty much every
Speaker 3: time they ran with it. And that makes it takes
Speaker 3: me to my final kind of question or a cluster
Speaker 3: of questions here. Mike is obviously going back into the
Speaker 3: defensive secondary. I do want to follow up about that
Speaker 3: point here in a second, but we'll circle back because
Speaker 3: my question was, how is that defensive backfield which they
Speaker 3: fascinate me every year, Mike with how often they can
Speaker 3: run you know, dime packages even against you know, twelve
Speaker 3: personnel where it's necessarily not matching up against what you're seeing,
Speaker 3: but they find a way to be competitive against the
Speaker 3: run from these six defensive back packages. But now in
Speaker 3: the post Devin McCarty world, how is it looking for
Speaker 3: you know, Kyle Dugar is such a good player, but
Speaker 3: Jabrill Peppers had a good season opening game, Adrian Phillips.
Speaker 3: How is that entire group kind of operating in the
Speaker 3: post Devin McCarty world.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so they actually meet as a group, so they
Speaker 6: don't do like corners in safeties. I don't know if
Speaker 6: if the Dolphins do it similarly like it or if
Speaker 6: they split up the corners in safeties, but the way
Speaker 6: the Patriots do it it's sort of interesting. They lump
Speaker 6: them all together, and so they meet as defensive backs.
Speaker 6: So start with the safeties. You know, last week it
Speaker 6: was really Dugger, Kyle Duggar and Jabriel Peppers as the
Speaker 6: main guys, and Adrian Phillips in a little bit more
Speaker 6: of a minor role. They also have a rookie, Marte
Speaker 6: Mapu who mixes between linebacker and safety.
Speaker 2: He's sort of one of those hybrid types.
Speaker 6: And so between those four and Jalen Mills of fifth,
Speaker 6: you know, mixing in there, they have different skill sets.
Speaker 6: I would say I'd be surprised if they do the
Speaker 6: same thing this week with Jabrio and Kyle as the
Speaker 6: main guys. I think we might see more of Adrian
Speaker 6: than we did last week. I think Adrian Phillips only
Speaker 6: played seventeen snaps only because a lot more like those motions,
Speaker 6: Like you watch Miami's offense, Travis, I mean you see
Speaker 6: it closer than me, Like it's fun to watch, like
Speaker 6: a lot of motions and at the last minute and
Speaker 6: it's so fast, and I think Adrian is sort of
Speaker 6: like a prime communicator, right, like who's a glue guy?
Speaker 6: And I can see them wanting to put him on
Speaker 6: the field a little bit more, just when you're trying
Speaker 6: to slow down, you know, such an innovative and exciting
Speaker 6: offense that it looks like it's one thing. And then
Speaker 6: I'd say, like, one second before the ball snap, do
Speaker 6: you got a guy like jetting out in motion?
Speaker 2: And next thing, you know, like it's like, okay, did
Speaker 2: you how do you react to that? Right?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: And so I think that'll be sort of a fun
Speaker 2: chest notich to watch on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Night, Mike. We've waited a long long time for people
Speaker 3: to talk about our offense that way. It was a
Speaker 3: lot of years of you know, seventeen thirteen victories. Now
Speaker 3: we have an offense that we feel can compete with
Speaker 3: most teams across the National Football League. And obviously you
Speaker 3: don't have the answer to this question, but I just
Speaker 3: want to get your opinion on it because and I'm
Speaker 3: trying to figure out myself, not that it matters, but
Speaker 3: just for the fans slash like amateur coach and me,
Speaker 3: how would you defend this Dolphins offense when it comes
Speaker 3: to hill and waddle Because we've seen in the past,
Speaker 3: like Jonathan Jones is one of the few guys that's
Speaker 3: had success against Tyreek Hill. We've also seen when he
Speaker 3: was with Kansas City bracket coverage. Do not let Tyreek
Speaker 3: Hill catch a single pass on you. And there he
Speaker 3: had Travis Kelcey to help take the load off of him.
Speaker 3: But what would then be the play for Waddle if
Speaker 3: they went that direction? How do you see, in your opinion,
Speaker 3: the Patriots planning to deal with these two receivers.
Speaker 2: I think it's great. I've been thinking about it a lot,
Speaker 2: and I think, you know, the first thing is I
Speaker 2: just think two is so.
Speaker 6: Accurate, you know, in my view, right, and and I
Speaker 6: think he makes good decisions. I think I think I
Speaker 6: would bracket Tyrek and I'd take my chances, you know,
Speaker 6: with Jalen and and maybe you know, see see where
Speaker 6: that gets me because I think what I try to
Speaker 6: do is take it, take away Tyrek and see how
Speaker 6: Tua reacts to that. You know, when the first read
Speaker 6: maybe isn't there. It's so much easier said than done, right, Like,
Speaker 6: if it was that easy, more people would do it.
Speaker 2: And I think they tried to do that.
Speaker 6: And I think Jalen got him, you know, quite a
Speaker 6: bit last year and that first matchup, if I remember
Speaker 6: off the top of my head, or maybe it was
Speaker 6: two years go, Travis, but so I think.
Speaker 2: That that's probably where I would start.
Speaker 6: And it reminds me of one year when Tony Gonzalez,
Speaker 6: the great Chiefs tight end. It was like Bill Belichick
Speaker 6: was so like determined to not let him beat him,
Speaker 6: Like he put like Rodney Harrison on top of him,
Speaker 6: and then another player right next to Rodney and almost
Speaker 6: treated Tony like like a like he was a gunner
Speaker 6: on the punt team and they viced him at the
Speaker 6: line of scrimmage, you know, like like it's like literally
Speaker 6: like okay, like where he is that explosive, he is
Speaker 6: that important to what they do.
Speaker 2: Let's try that.
Speaker 6: And I think you can't do it every play, but
Speaker 6: like that's sort of my thought process going in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen that. I've been watching some old clips
Speaker 3: from the Kansas City games and they would do that
Speaker 3: to Tyreek as well, and it's like, yeah, this is
Speaker 3: gonna make us a man light, but we have to
Speaker 3: do this otherwise this guy can go off for two
Speaker 3: hundred yards in a game like he did in Week one. Mike,
Speaker 3: appreciate your time today, man, ESPN NFL Nation Patriots coverage.
Speaker 3: He's on Twitter at Mike Reese. If you're gonna follow
Speaker 3: one person on the Patriots beat, I know it's hard
Speaker 3: for you all to do that for as Dolphins fans,
Speaker 3: but this is your guy, Mike. Thank you for your
Speaker 3: time today. We really appreciate it, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks Travis, and there he goes to great
Speaker 2: Mike Reese.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and take our first break right there
Speaker 3: and come back on the other side. And here from
Speaker 3: the Dolphins assistant coaches and coordinators. That's next Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 3: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and do some Patriots preview content. Here
Speaker 3: we got to hear from the coordinators and assistant coaches today.
Speaker 3: Let's first go to Dolphins quarterbacks coach Darryl Bevell, who
Speaker 3: touched on the challenges the Patriots defense present to an offense.
Speaker 1: Well, I think, Roddie, you know that, like how well
Speaker 1: their coach over there, you know, and those guys are
Speaker 1: just their their coach so well. They play their techniques
Speaker 1: very well there. They're multiple in the defense with with
Speaker 1: with players in terms of you know, one time this
Speaker 1: guy could be a safety, one time this guy is
Speaker 1: a linebacker, and so being able to id all of it,
Speaker 1: being able to you know, to to kind of undress
Speaker 1: it as best as you can to make to make
Speaker 1: good decision. I think what make it challenging. They do
Speaker 1: a great job of playing their techniques, and it's they're
Speaker 1: just a very well coached team. Obviously, when you put
Speaker 1: the players' abilities on top of being well coached, it
Speaker 1: makes for a tough defense.
Speaker 3: And of course, the second straight week, the Dolphins will
Speaker 3: face a team who is imploring a new employing a
Speaker 3: new offensive system this season. So I asked coach Fangio,
Speaker 3: what's the benefit of going into a game where there's
Speaker 3: one game tape on that offense versus what you face
Speaker 3: in Week one against Kellen Moore and the Los Angeles
Speaker 3: Chargers with no game tapes. Pretty obvious answer here, but
Speaker 3: I think coach gave us some good stuff that you want.
Speaker 3: Here's Vic Fangio.
Speaker 7: One's better than none, And particularly in this case because
Speaker 7: Bill O'Brien has been in college while the last two years,
Speaker 7: and prior to that, he was the head coach of
Speaker 7: the Texans, and they you know, they have a different
Speaker 7: style quarterback with Watson his year there and New England's
Speaker 7: always had an offense that kind of their offense no
Speaker 7: matter who's the offensive coordinator. You know, they had Josh
Speaker 7: McDaniels a long time obviously, but and now build you know,
Speaker 7: off of last week it's been was a little different
Speaker 7: than what New England's been traditionally known for offensively. So
Speaker 7: one game tells something, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
Speaker 3: Obviously, the Patriots averaged under four air yards per attempt
Speaker 3: in their game on Sunday, and I saw some boasting
Speaker 3: about how the Patriots had more yak yards because to
Speaker 3: efforted over ten air yards per throw. So obviously, when
Speaker 3: the ball on average is going seven yards shorter, you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to make up more yards after the catch.
Speaker 3: But I digress. So Fangio was asked about the Patriots
Speaker 3: game plan for a team that we have kind of
Speaker 3: come to know, even during the Brady era at times,
Speaker 3: but especially after it that wants to be a power
Speaker 3: running football team to put the ball in the air
Speaker 3: fifty four times. Well, Obviously being down sixteen zip can
Speaker 3: create some of that need for the passing game, but
Speaker 3: also there was like twenty screen passes in the game
Speaker 3: behind the line scrimage. I think you're gonna get a
Speaker 3: lot more of that in this game, because it looks
Speaker 3: the Patriots could be down several offensive linemen, like three starters,
Speaker 3: potentially a backup to one of those starters as well,
Speaker 3: Trent Brown a concussion protocol. Patriots actually did not play
Speaker 3: a single player who was in concussion protocol during the
Speaker 3: week last season. So let's kind of a tell what
Speaker 3: might happen here. But here's coach Fangio on the Patriots
Speaker 3: game plan and why that passing number is mislead.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the fifty four passes you're talking about New England, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: they had in the mid twenties. Of those were a
Speaker 7: two minute situation, So the fifty four number is very skewed.
Speaker 7: We'll say it's just one game sample. What's different is
Speaker 7: they don't have a fullback on the roster, and they
Speaker 7: used to carry a fullback a lot of times and
Speaker 7: you'd get some two back stuff and right now most
Speaker 7: of their stuff is one back.
Speaker 3: So there you go. That's the coaches. We're gonna go
Speaker 3: ahead and take our last break right here and come
Speaker 3: back on the other side and do the NFL picks
Speaker 3: and the Thursday narrative all that. Next Draft Time Podcast,
Speaker 3: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation,
Speaker 3: segment number three for week number two on a Thursday
Speaker 3: edition here of the Drive Time Podcast. And we do
Speaker 3: the picks every single week for the last three years
Speaker 3: now our guess two plus seasons. As we are in
Speaker 3: the third year of doing this, and I gotta be
Speaker 3: honest with you guys, off the top, feeling pretty good
Speaker 3: right now about my Dolphins over Cowboys Super Bowl pick.
Speaker 3: We'll see how that shakes out over the next twenty
Speaker 3: or so weeks here, but let's go ahead and start
Speaker 3: with week number two. Actually, first go back to week
Speaker 3: number one, where I went eleven and five, which is
Speaker 3: my best week one mark since I've been doing the
Speaker 3: picks here on the show. Nailed a couple of good ones.
Speaker 3: I thought Buffalo would find a way to beat the Jets,
Speaker 3: even in with Aaron Rodgers in the game. Once he
Speaker 3: went out, I was certain that was a victory. But
Speaker 3: you know what, that was a perfect result for the
Speaker 3: Dolphins in that instance. Buffalo getting a divisional loss early
Speaker 3: on in the season as a potentially could play a
Speaker 3: big role down the stretch in the race for the
Speaker 3: AFC East Crown. That Week eighteen game could be a
Speaker 3: huge one against Buffalo, but I am getting all over
Speaker 3: the map and way ahead of myself. Let's go ahead
Speaker 3: and pick these Week two games beginning tonight with the
Speaker 3: Eagles and Vikings. Give me the defending NFC champs over
Speaker 3: a team that I think is going to be more
Speaker 3: paper tiger this year in the Vikings, who won thirteen
Speaker 3: games last year and had a record setting eleven victories
Speaker 3: in one score games. While the regression to the mean
Speaker 3: already reverts back in Week one of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 3: as the Vikings drop a heartbreaker at home at home
Speaker 3: to the Baker Mayfield led Tampa Bay Buccaneers, give me
Speaker 3: the Eagles big over the Vikings on TNF. I like Jordan,
Speaker 3: love to keep it rolling. I think the Falcons offense
Speaker 3: is incredibly strange. I love their defense. I said as
Speaker 3: much during the joint practices down here in Miami Gardens
Speaker 3: against that club. But Drake London won target Kyle Pitts
Speaker 3: getting open, not seeing any footballs. We've drafted all these
Speaker 3: talented players and we don't want to see him to
Speaker 3: use them. Tyler Algier outsnap B John Robinson what gives.
Speaker 3: I think Jordan Love's a really good player. I think
Speaker 3: he's gonna be a top ten quarterback come the end
Speaker 3: of the season, which would mean that there's going to
Speaker 3: be what Burrow to hurts Herbert. I'm forgetting someone four
Speaker 3: quarterbacks in not twenty twenty class I believe will be
Speaker 3: in the top ten by the end of the season.
Speaker 3: Give me Buffalo over Las Vegas. I don't want to happen,
Speaker 3: but the home opener for the Bills. I think they're
Speaker 3: gonna take care of Josh McDaniel's squad up there in
Speaker 3: Western New York. Give me the Ravens over the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Even though the Ravens are awfully banged up right now,
Speaker 3: no Marcus Williams, no JK. Dobbins, Ronnie Stanley has once
Speaker 3: again taken an injury. The Bengals looked dreadful and weak
Speaker 3: number one. I think it's gonna be a bit of
Speaker 3: a slow climb for them, like it was last year,
Speaker 3: missing Burrow for the first or through all of training
Speaker 3: camp a season to go do it to an appendectomy
Speaker 3: this year due to a calf strain, I think it's
Speaker 3: gonna take some time for them to get clicking, and
Speaker 3: the Ravens just seem to have their number even without
Speaker 3: Lamar Jackson. Last year, in that playoff game, they are
Speaker 3: a fumble on the goal line away from potentially taking
Speaker 3: a fourth quarter lead in that game. Give me Baltimore
Speaker 3: over the Bengals. This is not going to be a
Speaker 3: popular pick, but give me Seattle on the road over
Speaker 3: Detroit last year one of the games of the year.
Speaker 3: Both teams got into the forties. Gino Smith kind of
Speaker 3: had his coming out party in that game. Detroit riding
Speaker 3: high off a big victory in Week one, but I
Speaker 3: think it's going to be a bit of a comeback
Speaker 3: down for them as the Seahawks look to avenge a
Speaker 3: terrible loss of the Rams. I picked Selex whin the
Speaker 3: NFC West, and if they lose this one badly and
Speaker 3: look like they did against the Rams again, I might
Speaker 3: pull the ripcord on that pick altogether. Maybe it was
Speaker 3: a bad decision, but we're taking the Seahawks and saying
Speaker 3: by our preseason pick over the Lions. Give me the
Speaker 3: Chargers over the Titans. Although I would prefer the Titans
Speaker 3: win that game, I think that as much as I've
Speaker 3: given Ryan Tannehill plenty of flowers and love on my
Speaker 3: podcast over the years. I think that maybe the end
Speaker 3: is nigh, as he looked really bad in that Week
Speaker 3: one game, and I could see them trained to Malak
Speaker 3: Willis or Will Levis at some point in this season.
Speaker 3: Give me the Chargers in that one. Give me the
Speaker 3: Bears over the Bucks, even though it's on the road.
Speaker 3: Man Luke Getzy's offense was a tire fire in that
Speaker 3: Week one game with the But give me the Bears
Speaker 3: to find a way to get their first victory of
Speaker 3: the season. Here, Chiefs over Jaguars. I know that the
Speaker 3: Chiefs will get Chris Jones back. It sound like they're
Speaker 3: gonna get Travis Kelce back. I think they clear Jacksonville
Speaker 3: pretty easily in that one, even though it's down here
Speaker 3: in Florida. Houston over Indy. It's Richardson healthy, I'm not
Speaker 3: even sure about that, but I still like Houston to
Speaker 3: get their first victory. I think that Indie played their
Speaker 3: hearts out against Jacksonville and that was a tough loss
Speaker 3: for them. But I'll take the uninspiring Texans, even though
Speaker 3: I don't love him in any game, but I'll take
Speaker 3: him over the Colts this week. Give me the Niners
Speaker 3: over the Rams. I think I might have undersold the Niners.
Speaker 3: I've done that for a few years in a row.
Speaker 3: Now give me them to clear the Niners pretty easily
Speaker 3: or the Rams pretty easily. I should say, I'll take
Speaker 3: the Giants over the Cardinals. I am going to be
Speaker 3: against the Giants a lot this year, but playing the
Speaker 3: Cardinals that's a pretty no brainer for me. Give me
Speaker 3: the Cowboys, t Romp the Jets and Zach Wilson. You
Speaker 3: can support the kid all you want in terms of
Speaker 3: coming out in social media and talking about how much
Speaker 3: you support him, but it doesn't mean he's gonna be
Speaker 3: any better at football. Give me the Cowboys big there.
Speaker 3: Give me the Broncos over Washington. I think Denver bounces back.
Speaker 3: They just typically don't lose games in that building in September.
Speaker 3: It's tough for teams to get acclimated to that, to
Speaker 3: the heat and the altitude this early in the year,
Speaker 3: when Denver's been training in it all summer. Give me
Speaker 3: the Broncos, even though I kind of like the Commanders,
Speaker 3: but Sam Holl didn't play well and I'm really conflicted there.
Speaker 3: It's like their teams, their quarterback not so much. Give
Speaker 3: me the Dolphins big over the Patriots on Sunday Night Football.
Speaker 3: You already know why. Give me the Saints over the Panthers.
Speaker 3: I'm just not buying the brightshown experience in year number one.
Speaker 3: Not enough weapons, not a good offensive line. He's gonna
Speaker 3: take some lumps this year. Give me the Saints to
Speaker 3: get to two and zero. And Pittsburgh over Cleveland. I
Speaker 3: think Cleveland won that game because Cincinnati was terrible in
Speaker 3: Week one, and the Steelers I think can bounce back
Speaker 3: after a really tough Week one matchup against the Niners.
Speaker 3: Don't think either team's gonna be a playoff squad. But
Speaker 3: give me the Steelers over the Browns on Monday Night Football.
Speaker 3: Those are the Week two picks eleven or five. We'll
Speaker 3: revisit those next Thursday ahead of TNF in Week number three.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and do our weekly narrative here. And
Speaker 3: I'm really excited about this part of the podcast because
Speaker 3: I think I'm gonna talk some personal stuff here. I
Speaker 3: think I've found a way to make myself a better
Speaker 3: podcast or a better reporter, someone better at covering this
Speaker 3: team by kind of having more foresight about what I
Speaker 3: want to do. It's something my boss and I have
Speaker 3: discussed several times with regards just to how to make
Speaker 3: drive time better for you all. So I've been kind
Speaker 3: of lying in the weeds, as it were, thinking about
Speaker 3: different aspects of football of this team that interest me.
Speaker 3: And then, of course, with the resources and access I
Speaker 3: have to ask people questions about this stuff, it obviously
Speaker 3: makes for a fun, fleshed out theory that I can
Speaker 3: kind of put together, go through, get my interviews, and
Speaker 3: then kind of decide what I want to do with
Speaker 3: that at the end of it. So I mentioned this
Speaker 3: on the Tuesday Breakdown the All twenty two podcast that
Speaker 3: my hypothesis was that nobody runs harder without the football
Speaker 3: in their hands than Jalen Waddle, right, like a great
Speaker 3: score in basketball, the guys who move the best without
Speaker 3: the football are typically the best receivers as well. And
Speaker 3: so I went to the advanced stats and GPS rankings,
Speaker 3: and I have access to more of this stuff these
Speaker 3: this year, which is awesome for me obviously and for
Speaker 3: you guys listener to. And I talked to some of
Speaker 3: the guys as well, including the Penguin himself, on what
Speaker 3: we call for love of the game routes, routes where
Speaker 3: you're late in the progression. And to extend this notion
Speaker 3: with this quarterback who's the best at seeing it and
Speaker 3: getting the ball out fast in the entire world. The
Speaker 3: ball's out so fast at the fourth and fifth option
Speaker 3: among the eligibles within a progression, they know the majority
Speaker 3: of the time the ball is not going to come
Speaker 3: to them because it's going to be out earlier. But
Speaker 3: that's not the mindset they have. In fact, Jalen Wall
Speaker 3: told me as much when I talk to him in
Speaker 3: the locker room on Wednesday. So I had a comment
Speaker 3: on Twitter last night after watching your game that I
Speaker 3: think that you're one of the best receivers in the
Speaker 3: league without the football in your hands. I know Wes
Speaker 3: likes to call them for love of the game routes. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what would you describe as a love of the game route?
Speaker 2: Just a route?
Speaker 8: You know, you not really the primary, but you know
Speaker 8: you can be a decoy to you know, get either
Speaker 8: a safety or or anybody in the back end out
Speaker 8: to open up something for someone else.
Speaker 4: That's kind of what we call it, to take a
Speaker 4: lot of prime.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, definitely, it's it go hand in hand with
Speaker 8: blocking and all that other stuff that you know you
Speaker 8: don't get much, you know, praise and shine for, but
Speaker 8: is a part of the game.
Speaker 1: Appreciate Jon.
Speaker 3: Good stuff there from the Penguin aka Little Skeet as
Speaker 3: we call him around the locker room down there with
Speaker 3: the guys. Yeah, really good stuff there for one of
Speaker 3: my favorite players in the entire National Football League. And
Speaker 3: how about this. I went out and found some metrics
Speaker 3: that measure how many yards a player travels on pass
Speaker 3: plays without getting a target at over sixteen miles per hour.
Speaker 3: Are you with me batting average in the month of
Speaker 3: September when the moon is in Sagittarius and there's a
Speaker 3: Republican president in office. No, but that's pretty much the
Speaker 3: stat here. That's the threshold that has been determined sixteen
Speaker 3: miles per hour to be sprint speed for wide receivers.
Speaker 3: Can you guess, Can you take a wild guess who
Speaker 3: the top two through Week one in the National Football
Speaker 3: League might be? If you guess Tyreek Hill and Jalen Waddell,
Speaker 3: you would be right. But I'm going to tell you why.
Speaker 3: It's not just their speed that puts them in that
Speaker 3: position here and one second. So first, Tyreek Hill, these
Speaker 3: are crazy stats man. Three hundred and ninety five yards
Speaker 3: above sixteen miles per hour that he traveled on thirty
Speaker 3: five snaps. That's eleven point two yards per snap. That
Speaker 3: he travels faster than sixteen miles per hour. Jalen Wattle
Speaker 3: covered three hundred and twenty four yards at over sixteen
Speaker 3: mph on thirty two snaps, which is ten point one
Speaker 3: per snap. That's only the only two receivers in the
Speaker 3: NFL who were over double digits in this category. I
Speaker 3: used two other players here to kick this off for comparison,
Speaker 3: justin Jefferson. This is where it gets crazy. Jefferson was
Speaker 3: a four to four forty guys, so he doesn't have
Speaker 3: the blazing speed. But it tells you about and this
Speaker 3: is not to disparage Jefferson. He's I think he's right
Speaker 3: there with Tyreek as the best receiver in the National
Speaker 3: Football League. But this tells you the difference here, two
Speaker 3: hundred and forty two yards above sixteen miles per hour
Speaker 3: on forty four snaps is five point five yards per snap,
Speaker 3: literally less than half of what Tyreek did in just
Speaker 3: a little bit more than half of what Jalen Waddell did,
Speaker 3: and then I wanted to find the other blazing fast
Speaker 3: receivers in the NFL to come out recently under four
Speaker 3: to four guys, and the first one I thought of
Speaker 3: was two to two Atwell, who ran a four to
Speaker 3: three to nine a couple of years ago. And by
Speaker 3: the way, it was a big two to two at
Speaker 3: will fam look at him week number one in this
Speaker 3: third season, having a big day. Three hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: eight yards traveled on thirty four snaps at over sixteen
Speaker 3: miles per hour, was nine point six yards per snap.
Speaker 3: That he was over sixteen mph. That was third best
Speaker 3: in the NFL. So then I went back and looked
Speaker 3: at two recent Ohio State grads. They were under four
Speaker 3: to four, Chris o'lave four to three nine, Garrett Wilson
Speaker 3: four to three eight. For o lave two hundred and
Speaker 3: ninety eight yards on thirty three snaps, that's nine point
Speaker 3: h three and Garrett Wilson was one hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: nine yards on twenty seven snaps that's seven point three seven.
Speaker 3: Maybe a little bit to do with the fact that
Speaker 3: he lost his quarterback and was mad. I think we
Speaker 3: saw him celebrating a touchdown run that was not by
Speaker 3: Breise Hall opposed to blocking down the field, which would
Speaker 3: kind of give you an indication of maybe where his
Speaker 3: head was at at that injury. So those are the
Speaker 3: guys with the absurd times, right. So what about little
Speaker 3: old River cray Craft from Washington State University here for
Speaker 3: the Miami Dolphins. And I think this is where the
Speaker 3: point is driven home. He was a four to five
Speaker 3: flat guy at his pro day, not even a combine
Speaker 3: invite pro day up in the police four or five.
Speaker 3: And you can see the correlation there with the guys
Speaker 3: forty times in yards traveled right well, in sixteen snaps,
Speaker 3: River covered one hundred and forty seven yards. That's good
Speaker 3: for nine point one better than a Lavee, better than
Speaker 3: Garrett Wilson. It's just how it's coached down here. It's
Speaker 3: an emphasis for coach Wes Wilker. Let's hear from River Craycraft,
Speaker 3: who I caught up with for about five minutes. We
Speaker 3: talked about that, and of course Washington State's big win
Speaker 3: over Wisconsin last Saturday night. First of all, Cobs and Badgers,
Speaker 3: what'd you think of that one? Did you get us
Speaker 3: to watch it. Of course, game loved every bit of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Coons came out hot, put him a lot
Speaker 4: of points. Scared me at the end. Well, but I'm
Speaker 4: lucky if their game can. Cooks came out with a
Speaker 4: W for the second straight year.
Speaker 3: Was there any types of bets or anything on the
Speaker 3: game shirts or anything like that?
Speaker 4: Last year Alec and I had whoever lost had to
Speaker 4: wear the team gear of the opposing team to practice.
Speaker 3: So he'll be head to toe in some.
Speaker 4: Washington State stuff one of these days. I can't wait.
Speaker 3: I need to see that's. I gotta sweet that out
Speaker 3: and get my collar. I'm very much known as the
Speaker 3: Dolphins reporter who went to Washington State. Yea they gradular.
Speaker 8: I don't know if they do.
Speaker 3: I talked about it a lot, but anyway, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: love it. Yeah baby, Yeah. So I'm kind of running
Speaker 3: a theme this week on the podcast about and watching
Speaker 3: the tape. I was noticing, like, you guys do such
Speaker 3: a good job when maybe you're late in the progression,
Speaker 3: or maybe not even part of the progression at all,
Speaker 3: of busting your ass almost Routes for love of the game,
Speaker 3: Routes rights that what you guys call him.
Speaker 4: You can. I mean, yeah, I mean you have to
Speaker 4: have the mindset every play that there's a chance you're
Speaker 4: going to get the wall, you know. So that's the
Speaker 4: way I like to look at it. But you're not
Speaker 4: wrong for love of the game routes, But yeah, that's
Speaker 4: kind of what it is.
Speaker 3: What's the message to to really accept that home? Like
Speaker 3: I know, Wes is probably big.
Speaker 4: On that, you just never know when your opportunity is coming,
Speaker 4: you know. And for me, a great example was last
Speaker 4: year versus Baltimore. It was there was no way I
Speaker 4: should have had that touchdown and it was just like
Speaker 4: you said, love of the game route and and to
Speaker 4: it broke the pocket and that's when that was my
Speaker 4: when my chance came to make a play, you know,
Speaker 4: and then I was able to score a touchdown off
Speaker 4: of it. So it's like you have something good like
Speaker 4: that happened. It really lets you know why you have
Speaker 4: those routes and why you have those you know, why
Speaker 4: you're always giving full effort because you never know what
Speaker 4: can happen. And sure enough Chargers the same exact thing. Basically,
Speaker 4: it was like I was not supposed to get that ball,
Speaker 4: and I did so good things happen when you run.
Speaker 3: River a great craft touchdown maker, right, I mean like
Speaker 3: it was like like fifteen catches, like free touchdowns, Like
Speaker 3: why why do you think you're catching so many places?
Speaker 4: I don't know, just you know and at the right time,
Speaker 4: I guess, and you know too, And I have been
Speaker 4: working on our connection and I'm glad it's showing up
Speaker 4: in the right areas.
Speaker 3: Someone told me that you had a potentially a river
Speaker 3: dance plan, but you maybe.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I never had that plan. Somebody asked
Speaker 4: me that after the game if they said, when are
Speaker 4: we going to see the river dance? And I just said,
Speaker 4: and I said, that's already been done by an Ocho Cinco.
Speaker 3: So yeah.
Speaker 4: Also I don't know how to do it, so.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: My dad taught me to hand the ball on the rest.
Speaker 3: So it's probably what I'm gonna do. Back to the
Speaker 3: routing real quick. So how critical is that in terms
Speaker 3: of creating space for the passing concept that all you
Speaker 3: guys like you don't loaf on the route, Like, how
Speaker 3: critical is that to getting that.
Speaker 1: Space for you?
Speaker 4: Creatly important? I mean, I think that's something that everybody
Speaker 4: tries to do. Across the league, and it's super important,
Speaker 4: especially when you're an offense like this, because it can
Speaker 4: affect players in different areas and you run your out
Speaker 4: full speed with with intent and understand the concept you're
Speaker 4: running and shouldn't know you know who is the first
Speaker 4: raad and who's not, because there are plays where I
Speaker 4: am the first read, and there's obviously plays where you
Speaker 4: know someone else is the first raid, and you have
Speaker 4: to sell it like you are the first raid every
Speaker 4: time because that's how you get to grab people and
Speaker 4: open up other things. So you know, as that being
Speaker 4: part of my role, it's only going to open things
Speaker 4: up for me when I am the first reading.
Speaker 3: Coach mentioned this morning that you had been cut by
Speaker 3: seven teams before you actually made a roster. What do
Speaker 3: you take that experience and how do you apply what
Speaker 3: you learned in that process of trying to get into
Speaker 3: the league to now that you are, you know, kind
Speaker 3: of have a spot on this roster as one of
Speaker 3: the kind of key guys you receive.
Speaker 4: Just you know, just staying resilient, knowing what you're worth
Speaker 4: and you know you have dreams, you have goals, and
Speaker 4: you don't let anybody say no beside yourself. So I've
Speaker 4: actually been cut fourteen times, not from seven teams, but
Speaker 4: I have been cut fourteen times, and that's that is frustrating.
Speaker 4: But you know you, like I said, you know what
Speaker 4: you're worth in and you're always gonna keep your foot
Speaker 4: on the gas and you know when I'm ready to
Speaker 4: stop all s time. And that's the way I like
Speaker 4: to look at it, right.
Speaker 3: The best part of that was the very end of
Speaker 3: the interview, and Savon Achmed's locker is right by Rivers
Speaker 3: when I walked out and the rest of the media
Speaker 3: swarmed rib to talk to him, and he dropped to hey, go,
Speaker 3: Koog's on him, and I saw Savon look up like, man,
Speaker 3: get that stuff out of here. But we love it.
Speaker 3: Before we get out of here, one more SoundBite. I
Speaker 3: asked Frank Smith, Dolphins offensive coordinator, the same question of
Speaker 3: this theme, love of the game routes, what's the importance
Speaker 3: of it and how do you coach your guys to
Speaker 3: bust their butt every single play.
Speaker 5: When you understand the concept and what we're trying to
Speaker 5: do and how you fit into the timing of the
Speaker 5: play and what the defense. You know, what look they
Speaker 5: gave you I mean, I think it's just the understanding
Speaker 5: of all routes are live at all time, and when
Speaker 5: you have a quarterback like Tua, who's you know, who
Speaker 5: distributes the balls so well. I mean the minute that
Speaker 5: you think that you're not getting the ball, you will.
Speaker 5: So you have to run everything with intent, right because
Speaker 5: you might think that you're running a vertical and next
Speaker 5: thing you know, they drop coverage because they're we got
Speaker 5: guys moving different spots. So I think it's just our guys'
Speaker 5: commitment and that's why the way we practice is the
Speaker 5: most important thing is like trying to make sure it's
Speaker 5: deliberate and put ourselves in the games so that way
Speaker 5: when Sunday or Monday comes, we're we've already practiced.
Speaker 3: All right. Fun podcast there, man, let's go ahead and
Speaker 3: get out of here. Tomorrow again, we're gonna have the
Speaker 3: great Jeff Darlington on the podcast. Very special edition of
Speaker 3: the show is he's going to come on here and
Speaker 3: tell us about the behind the scenes day that he
Speaker 3: spent with coach McDaniel for the Sunday countdown piece. Plus
Speaker 3: Kyle crabs Is Finn's draft and five and more locker
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