Speaker 1: Welcome to another edition of the Official Jets Podcast powered
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Speaker 1: here Ethan Greenberg Eric Allen talking about the Jets and Dolphins.
Speaker 1: Is this the weirdest scheduling quirk you've seen in your
Speaker 1: time in the NFL? As the Jets and Dolphins played
Speaker 1: twice in three weeks with a by sandwich in between. Questionably,
Speaker 1: the answer is yes. When I saw the schedule, it's uh.
Speaker 1: I looked at the first half of the season, saw
Speaker 1: Dolphins on it and done that Week nine match up
Speaker 1: at home against the New England Patriots, and then finally
Speaker 1: you have your first Miami game in week ten. So
Speaker 1: automatically thought, hey, maybe the Jets are actually gonna close
Speaker 1: with the Dolphins again this year. But no, they're coming
Speaker 1: right back after a bye after facing them at Matt
Speaker 1: Life in week ten. They'll face each other again in
Speaker 1: week twelve. Easier for the coaches to prepare because all
Speaker 1: that film work, uh don prior to Week ten will
Speaker 1: already be in the books per se, and then they'll
Speaker 1: have to see how those teams match up against each
Speaker 1: other um in at Mattlife. But yeah, this is interesting
Speaker 1: and it could play to the advantage of one of
Speaker 1: these squads, because hey, say, if the Jets win at home,
Speaker 1: hold serve and maybe they win convincingly. Who knows, uh,
Speaker 1: maybe they go into that situation feeling awfully confident facing
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins. But what I think, Greens is that
Speaker 1: is a critical part of the Jets two thousand twenties schedule.
Speaker 1: Week nine, Monday Night against the Patriots, Week ten against
Speaker 1: the Dolphins, Week twelve against the Dolphins, because that is
Speaker 1: half of your division games in a matter of three
Speaker 1: games in four weeks. And not only that, but two
Speaker 1: weeks prior to the Jets and Patriots on Monday Night
Speaker 1: Football is Week seven. That's the second Jets Bills matchup
Speaker 1: of the season. So it goes Bills, Chiefs, Patriots, Dolphins, Dolphins.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a meaty part of the schedule there
Speaker 1: for the Jets, and I agree it's gonna be very
Speaker 1: important that the Jets find success in that span. And
Speaker 1: I'm just kind of curious here overall, take on the
Speaker 1: Dolphins before we hear from Dolphins analyst John Conjemmy, because
Speaker 1: I feel like the Dolphins are a team that has
Speaker 1: so much turnover from the end of last season to
Speaker 1: present as we're recording this in June. And this is
Speaker 1: also a team that has the same head coach and
Speaker 1: general manager. But this is a team that, maybe more
Speaker 1: so than anyone, would have benefited from a Spring O
Speaker 1: t A and mini camp in person, and obviously that's
Speaker 1: not the case. I just wonder, even though I think
Speaker 1: they're an improved team, I wonder how quickly they'll be
Speaker 1: able to show that on the field because of the
Speaker 1: time away from the facility. I like to hid coach
Speaker 1: a lot like Brian Flores. He came over, of course
Speaker 1: from the New England Patriots, and last year a lot
Speaker 1: of people thought the Dolphins were tanking for TUA. Ironically,
Speaker 1: they finished five and eleven overall, most notably that Week
Speaker 1: seventeen victory over the New England Patriots in Tom Brady
Speaker 1: is Ryan Fitzpatrick works some bits magic there at Jolette Stadium.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Patriots going on to play on Wild
Speaker 1: Card weekend and the Chiefs getting the bye, and I
Speaker 1: think that really helpful Kansas City to the Super Bowl title.
Speaker 1: So if ititz Patrick had a hand in that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: last year, everybody left Miami out for dead, but they
Speaker 1: finished five and eleven overall. Uh. Their first victory ironically
Speaker 1: last season, of course, came against the New York jetson
Speaker 1: But to your point, Ethan, I do believe this Dolphins
Speaker 1: team improved their talent immensely in the offseason. But how
Speaker 1: is that going to look and translate early in the
Speaker 1: season because they're gonna be working in so many new
Speaker 1: starters on both sides of the football. And one of
Speaker 1: the key storylines for training camp in South Florida is
Speaker 1: where is too at physically? And if he is at
Speaker 1: dent when training camp commences, can he push Ryan Fitzpatrick
Speaker 1: for that week's one starting job or are we i
Speaker 1: in two up for the second half of the season.
Speaker 1: And that means those matchups with the Jets. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: let's hear from John King Jemmy who's a Dolphins analyst,
Speaker 1: and learn what he thinks about the Jets Dolphins match up.
Speaker 1: I feel like the Dolphins, despite being five and eleven,
Speaker 1: where a popular team, especially when you look at the
Speaker 1: future for this group. So entering two thousand and twenty,
Speaker 1: what's your overall take on the Dolphins? Well, I think
Speaker 1: you have to start with the depth of the roster
Speaker 1: number one. I think the Dolphins put themselves in a
Speaker 1: position of strength after free agency and then the two
Speaker 1: thousand and twenty NFL Draft. I think this roster right now,
Speaker 1: as it's composed on paper, is much stronger, much more
Speaker 1: well rounded it at each position than it was going
Speaker 1: into the two thousand and nineteen season. And I think
Speaker 1: you add what Brian Flores does as a head coach
Speaker 1: and the way he motivates guys on a daily basis,
Speaker 1: the way he challenges guys on a daily basis, I
Speaker 1: think this is a competitive group that he's assembled from
Speaker 1: the coaching staff down through the quarterback and down through
Speaker 1: each position on offense, defense, and special teams. It should
Speaker 1: be a much improved team in two thousand. Hopefully it
Speaker 1: has some of the grit that the two thousand and
Speaker 1: nineteen team had, because when you really take a look
Speaker 1: at that roster, it didn't have any business winning five, six,
Speaker 1: seven games. But that's where the Dolphins would have and
Speaker 1: should have been, had they come through against Washington and
Speaker 1: overtime and a couple of other games. The New York
Speaker 1: game actually up in New York was a perfect example
Speaker 1: of one of those games that could have went either
Speaker 1: way can you make the argument, John, that the Dolphins
Speaker 1: improved the roster more than anybody in the National Football
Speaker 1: League this offseason. And with that being said, will this
Speaker 1: team had as many as ten, the twelve, the thirteen
Speaker 1: new starters in two thousand twenty. There's a chance there's
Speaker 1: a chance there could be that many news starters. I mean,
Speaker 1: just take a look if you go back, and I
Speaker 1: know you guys don't follow this as closely as the
Speaker 1: Jets that quite naturally, But the first game of the
Speaker 1: regular season against the Ravens, the Dolphins had three offensive linemen.
Speaker 1: I didn't know their names going into pregame warm up.
Speaker 1: I was like, who's that guy? And they actually played
Speaker 1: and started in the game, and it showed in the score. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, not only in that game, but the New
Speaker 1: England game the week after, where the Dolphins were blown
Speaker 1: out in back to back weeks at home. So when
Speaker 1: you take a look now at this roster, you draft
Speaker 1: to a tongue of ioloa. Now, will he start, if
Speaker 1: he's good enough, he will, if he challenges Fitzpatrick and
Speaker 1: he's able to start, there's one of those guys that
Speaker 1: quite possibly could start. Now, personally, I think Fitzpatrick is
Speaker 1: going to be the quarterback, and they're gonna allow to
Speaker 1: it to compete, and if he's good enough, he's gonna play.
Speaker 1: If not, he'll sit and watch until his time is ready.
Speaker 1: But at running back, at linebacker, at safety, at cornerback,
Speaker 1: at defensive end especially, you could have upwards of ten
Speaker 1: to twelve guys just at those positions in rotation, not
Speaker 1: only starting but playing significant snaps. I even't even started
Speaker 1: on the offensive line, where you may have four out
Speaker 1: of five new names on that offensive line start opening day.
Speaker 1: So you're right, ten to twelve is probably a good
Speaker 1: number quarterback excluded, John, What do you feel like is
Speaker 1: the most improved position on this Dolphins team after free agency?
Speaker 1: In the draft? You know, I'd have to say, if
Speaker 1: you're going to pick a position, it might be that
Speaker 1: defensive end linebacker. And I say that in tandem, because
Speaker 1: whether you run a four three or three four, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have guys at different positions. And I think Josh Bowyer,
Speaker 1: the new defensive coordinator, is gonna want to keep opposing
Speaker 1: offenses guessing. I would say, you know, the addition of
Speaker 1: Kyle van Noy and you have Agba coming in and
Speaker 1: you have a guy like Shack Lawson, uh from the
Speaker 1: Bills that come in. Now, their numbers aren't going to,
Speaker 1: you know, make you go wow and jump out off
Speaker 1: the paper. But where the Dolphins were at those positions,
Speaker 1: it screams improvement for this team in South Florida, and
Speaker 1: and it needs to because they were lasting, creating pressure,
Speaker 1: lasting sacks, lasting, giving up yards on the ground. You
Speaker 1: have to improve on the defensive front seven, and I
Speaker 1: think the Dolphins have done that. You know, you have
Speaker 1: the second year with Christian Wilkins, you have gotcha who's
Speaker 1: coming along your draft Rae Kwon Davis out of Alabama,
Speaker 1: Who's gonna help. And I think that linebacker group Bruge
Speaker 1: A Hill is gonna help. Landon Roberts coming over for
Speaker 1: New England is going to help in some capacity. So
Speaker 1: I think that front seven and probably could be the
Speaker 1: most improved part. And a close second might be the
Speaker 1: offensive line because you drafted three guys that have a
Speaker 1: chance to play right away. You get Eric Flowers and
Speaker 1: free agency and he had some down years early with
Speaker 1: the Giants, improved with the Redskins, and you're hoping that
Speaker 1: his best days are going to start with the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins for years in New England, Bill Belichick built from
Speaker 1: the back in What can you say about Brian Flores
Speaker 1: and what he's doing there because you just mentioned the
Speaker 1: front seven, but on paper, this quarterback unit is getting
Speaker 1: to be pretty load it. You talked about Xavien Howard,
Speaker 1: of course, but the Dolphins side Byron Jones in free agency,
Speaker 1: the former Dallas cowboy, of course, and then they addressed
Speaker 1: quarter again in the first round. Yes, with Abian Agany
Speaker 1: from from Auburn. You get a guy that can play
Speaker 1: possibly that Nicol slot. He might be able to play corner,
Speaker 1: he could probably play safety. He was a converted wide
Speaker 1: receiver in high school, goes to Auburn, turns into a
Speaker 1: defensive back and he's a guy that loves to come
Speaker 1: up and hit. So I think you have some versatility,
Speaker 1: and that's a big word I think for the Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: especially on the defensive side, the more you can do
Speaker 1: it at each position. Byron Jones is a is a
Speaker 1: lockdown guy. Zavian Howard likes to play on an island.
Speaker 1: Nick Needen was a much improved guy as the season
Speaker 1: went along for the Miami Dolphins. But you had Eric Rowe,
Speaker 1: who started as a corner, who's more traditionally in this
Speaker 1: defense might be a safety close to the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 1: can't play center field, but gives you that flexibility. And
Speaker 1: you had him with Bobby McCain, who was a true
Speaker 1: nickel corner, played some corner and last year played some
Speaker 1: safety before injuring his shoulders. So you have that position
Speaker 1: flexibility that the Miami Dolphins have been stressing last year
Speaker 1: out of need because you're looking for bodies to play
Speaker 1: at a high level this year. You put in some
Speaker 1: names that have had some experience in the National Football League,
Speaker 1: some youth as well, but you get guys with position flexibility.
Speaker 1: And I think that holds true from the linebacker defensive
Speaker 1: end that we talked about just a few minutes ago.
Speaker 1: It holds true from safety to corner to nickel corner
Speaker 1: on this defense. And I think it's gonna keep opposing
Speaker 1: offensive coordinators up going. What is this guy is He's
Speaker 1: a tweener at at safety corner, but he's he's at
Speaker 1: the nickel corner now and uh and he can also
Speaker 1: rush the passer. So you get a guy like that
Speaker 1: in the secondary. You have a guy like Kyle van
Speaker 1: Noy at linebacker that plays a little bit all over
Speaker 1: the place, and I think it adds to your defensive
Speaker 1: philosophy on the offensive side of the all. In the
Speaker 1: Jets and Dolphins first met last season in South Florida,
Speaker 1: Preston Williams had a great game. So I'm just curious
Speaker 1: what you thought of his rookie year and now what
Speaker 1: kind of jump do you expect heading into his second year,
Speaker 1: and what do you make of the overall skilled players
Speaker 1: on the Dolphins offense right now? Quite honestly, Preston Williams
Speaker 1: was a surprise. This is a guy from Colorado State,
Speaker 1: wasn't drafted, had some off field issues. You saw him
Speaker 1: in training camp and he kept making those kind of
Speaker 1: wild catches or you know, coming up with the football
Speaker 1: on a throw, you know, in the corner of the
Speaker 1: end zone or around the fifty yard line, taking it
Speaker 1: away from defensive backs, and you kind of felt like,
Speaker 1: you hope you crossed your fingers that he wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: be one of those training camp flashes that kind of
Speaker 1: fade away. After Game three of the preseason, well it
Speaker 1: had that that feeling after a Tampa Bay preseason game,
Speaker 1: but he bounced right back in practice, bounced right back
Speaker 1: in the regular season, and until the injury, you could
Speaker 1: make the argument he was the most impressive offensive weapon
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins had. You know, I know that DeVante
Speaker 1: Parker had a stellar ear he at career highs and
Speaker 1: in touchdowns and yards and catches. But when you take
Speaker 1: what William springs on the other side, on the other
Speaker 1: side of the of the wide receiving corps, you have
Speaker 1: a presence, you have signs, you have speed, and you
Speaker 1: have guys that will go up and take the football
Speaker 1: away from defensive backs. And that's what you like. Uh
Speaker 1: And I think that Ryan Fitzpatrick probably brought that out
Speaker 1: in both of those guys. He gave those guys opportunity
Speaker 1: to go up and win, gave those guys chances to
Speaker 1: make plays with their athletic frames. So I would say,
Speaker 1: if he comes back healthy from an A c L,
Speaker 1: you have two wide receivers that you're crossing your fingers.
Speaker 1: If they stay healthy, they could they could impose their
Speaker 1: will on opposing corners that don't have the size and
Speaker 1: don't have that compete level going up in the air
Speaker 1: and battling to get the football all right, let's jump
Speaker 1: right into Jets Dolphins matchup in two thousand and twenty
Speaker 1: match ups, because this is one of the oddest schedulely
Speaker 1: quirks I've ever seen. I agree week ten that Yets
Speaker 1: hosts the Miami Dolphins. Then both teams will have a
Speaker 1: bye and then the meet up in week twelve in
Speaker 1: South Florida. What do you think about that and where
Speaker 1: it falls on the schedule for both teams. The Jets
Speaker 1: will have a Monday night home game in week night
Speaker 1: against the New England Patriots, short week to prepare for
Speaker 1: the Dolphins, and I believe Miami is out west against
Speaker 1: Arizona before they come to New York. Yeah, I agree
Speaker 1: with you guys. It's quite odd that the NFL schedule
Speaker 1: when when I looked at him when we had our
Speaker 1: schedule release a couple of about a month and a
Speaker 1: half ago. Now you scratch your head, going, why are
Speaker 1: the Jets sandwiched into a bye week? And I looked,
Speaker 1: you know, the Jets around Monday nights, the Dolphins traveling
Speaker 1: from the West coast, kind of quasi with Arizona, and
Speaker 1: then you have that bye week so late in the season.
Speaker 1: I guess for the coaching staff. They're probably not as
Speaker 1: uh upset or or worried about it or distracted by
Speaker 1: it as maybe a casual fan would be. You'd like
Speaker 1: to see the Jets early, and then you'd like to
Speaker 1: see the Jets late. I know that the a f
Speaker 1: C East the way it is, it seems like we
Speaker 1: either finished at Buffalo, at New England or at the
Speaker 1: Jets all the time in cold weather, and we will
Speaker 1: do so again this year at Buffalo. But that that
Speaker 1: bye week sandwiched into the two Jets games, it will
Speaker 1: make it easy for preparation, But I think it's not
Speaker 1: as exciting maybe for the fans to get uh, such
Speaker 1: a great rivalry in a week ten setting, have a
Speaker 1: bye week and then come right back in South Florida
Speaker 1: and play. I guess for the Jets, it's good that
Speaker 1: the game comes later in South Florida. Everybody talks about
Speaker 1: humidity and things early in Buffalo. Will find that out
Speaker 1: in week two. But I guess for for the casual
Speaker 1: fanom for us at covering the team, you'd like to
Speaker 1: see those two games spread out a little bit more.
Speaker 1: Ryan fitz Patrick had a hell of a year last season,
Speaker 1: and he's such a competitive soul, so he'll want to
Speaker 1: still have the ball at that point in the season.
Speaker 1: What do you think though, realistically the chances are that
Speaker 1: Jets Nation sees two up play and either one of
Speaker 1: those games, you know, it probably sets up well for
Speaker 1: two or to play in one of those games. I
Speaker 1: would have to feel like for Brian Flores, yes, did
Speaker 1: he win the job? Is he ready to play by
Speaker 1: that time? You know, you should check both of those
Speaker 1: boxes off. But Ryan Fitzpatrick is competitive. You guys probably
Speaker 1: know it, probably a little bit more than I do,
Speaker 1: just only covering for one year and seeing him up
Speaker 1: close for one year. This kind of goes out every
Speaker 1: day and he feels like it's his job. There's only
Speaker 1: one there's only thirty two thirty two of these jobs
Speaker 1: around the National Football League, and he wants one of them,
Speaker 1: and he wants it full time. And I think that's
Speaker 1: the way he'll prepare. I think he made the two
Speaker 1: thousand nineteen team five wins better than they would have
Speaker 1: with anybody he else playing quarterback. The way he anticipated
Speaker 1: pressure in the pocket. I think that Josh Rosen, for
Speaker 1: all the gifts that he has with his right arm,
Speaker 1: didn't have that knowledge of wisdom and savvy and anticipation
Speaker 1: of hey, it's time to get out of here and
Speaker 1: make a play on my own, or leave the pocket
Speaker 1: a little bit quicker than anticipated because it's not safe
Speaker 1: right now. So I think Ryan Fitzpatrick brought those intangibles
Speaker 1: to the quarterback position. I think it's probably fifty fifty
Speaker 1: that you may see twa in one of those games.
Speaker 1: But if the Dolphins have gotten through the tough part
Speaker 1: of their schedule, which is the early at late September
Speaker 1: early October, and they get to that middle of the
Speaker 1: season with Fitzpatrick playing well, there could be a chance
Speaker 1: that T is still watching John. I'm curious from a
Speaker 1: Dolphins perspective what to match up that either you feel
Speaker 1: like or you think Dolphins fans think is to their
Speaker 1: advantage when they play the Jets. You know, last year,
Speaker 1: I probably would have you know, there was a chink
Speaker 1: in the offensive line on both sides, so I felt
Speaker 1: like both defenses probably had the upper hand. There wasn't
Speaker 1: a whole lot of firepower you could count on. I
Speaker 1: thought personally the Jets would find a way to use
Speaker 1: Lady on Bell and I'm probably I don't know what
Speaker 1: am I a hundred thousands in line that you know
Speaker 1: might have said that in terms of gosh, you've got
Speaker 1: a Pro Bowl guy, You've got a guy that can
Speaker 1: do a little bit of everything, and it just seemed
Speaker 1: like the Jets never really got going. Now, maybe that
Speaker 1: was a byproduct of what was in front of him
Speaker 1: and maybe how to get the foot find different ways
Speaker 1: to get the football to him. But uh, I would say,
Speaker 1: if you can see improvement on both offensive lines, it'll
Speaker 1: make the game that much more competitive and take a
Speaker 1: little bit more of the confidence away of both front
Speaker 1: seven's uh defensively. So final question here from me. A
Speaker 1: lot of people are saying that the AC East is
Speaker 1: wide open. Do you agree and if soul should the
Speaker 1: Dolphins be take in into consideration here in the division
Speaker 1: as well? If I don't know if it's wide open, Eric,
Speaker 1: I think the Buffalo Bills have the best team on paper.
Speaker 1: I think they may have the most confidence in the
Speaker 1: a f C. Now that being said, New England's been
Speaker 1: on such a run for the last twenty years, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't see why they wouldn't feel confident. But when you
Speaker 1: look at quarterback and and some other positions that they've
Speaker 1: lost you've got some missing pieces. There's some big names
Speaker 1: that are lost on that roster. So I think it
Speaker 1: gives an opportunity for teams like the New York Jets
Speaker 1: and the Miami Dolphins to get on a little bit
Speaker 1: of a role, to gain some momentum internally, first in
Speaker 1: in training camp, in the preseason, and look forward to
Speaker 1: that matchup against the Buffalo Bills, look forward to going
Speaker 1: up to Foxboro and playing New England. Without Tom Brady,
Speaker 1: You're not already ten points down going into New England
Speaker 1: on the road, and when you get him at home,
Speaker 1: you feel like, hey, this is an even game. If
Speaker 1: we execute, we should, we should be able to take
Speaker 1: care of business at home. And usually a split with
Speaker 1: New England has been a good thing over the last
Speaker 1: twenty years. This year, I think it's more of a
Speaker 1: reality that Buffalo the Jets in Miami should be trying
Speaker 1: to get into and oh, but at least get five
Speaker 1: hundred against the Patriots. He In terms of specific matchups
Speaker 1: in the Jets Dolphins games, I think that all eyes
Speaker 1: have to be on the Dolphins secondary. That includes Xavian Howard,
Speaker 1: who the Jets did not see last season because he
Speaker 1: was on injured reserve and then they signed Byron Jones,
Speaker 1: they draft no Egg Bonogaeny out of Auburn. It just
Speaker 1: feels like this is the strength of that Dolphins team,
Speaker 1: especially the Dolphins defense. And you know, we know Brian
Speaker 1: Flores is a Bill Belichick disciple, and it seems like
Speaker 1: he's building the defense in a similar way. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: like john Ka, Johnny mentioned they improved on the outside
Speaker 1: with their edge rushers, at the cornerback position. Yeah, their
Speaker 1: secondary on paper very solid, one of the better units
Speaker 1: maybe in the National Football League, especially at the cornerback position.
Speaker 1: What's gonna happen with Howard and Jones and where is
Speaker 1: where are people gonna attack this Dolphins defense. I would
Speaker 1: just go back to what we talked about with jonk
Speaker 1: and Jemmy is that I think you gotta challenge the
Speaker 1: Dolphins up front. Can you run it against them? And
Speaker 1: that's gonna set everything up. But uh yeah, as far
Speaker 1: as what they have in the secondary, he mentioned Nick
Speaker 1: need Um as well, They've got a lot of players
Speaker 1: back there, There's no doubt about that. And the Patriots
Speaker 1: for years now they've had that very good to elite
Speaker 1: secondary and you're seeing Miami trying to take a page
Speaker 1: of that themselves under Brian Flores. Okay, and then really quickly,
Speaker 1: what about the Dolphins offense? Where do you think that
Speaker 1: the point of attack is for the Jets? I personally
Speaker 1: would assume that it would come with the defensive line
Speaker 1: trying to manhandle their offensive line. That could feature, similar
Speaker 1: to the Jets, a handful of new faces. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: definitely gonna feature a new faces and you know Ted
Speaker 1: Harriss probably lining up at center. They signed Eric Flowers
Speaker 1: in the offseason. Maybe Austin Jackson and Jesse Davis are
Speaker 1: the starters at tackle. But yeah, offensively, Ryan Fitzpatrick. The
Speaker 1: great thing about fits is that from a past game
Speaker 1: perspective is that he can work behind basically on the
Speaker 1: offensive line because that ball is coming out really quick. Now,
Speaker 1: what is too are gonna look like in week ten
Speaker 1: or week twelve if he has the ball by then,
Speaker 1: Because Greg Williams is a defense defensive mastermind, and he
Speaker 1: could confuse veteran quarterbacks with the way he applies pressure.
Speaker 1: I think that would be a big time challenge for
Speaker 1: to UH starting on the road against this Jets defense,
Speaker 1: because while they did make improvements in that offensive backfield,
Speaker 1: most notably signing Jordan Howard in free agency. Will they
Speaker 1: be able to get traction on the ground. I think
Speaker 1: on paper the Dolphins kind of stood pat at the
Speaker 1: receiver position, and they have some intriguing guys out there
Speaker 1: who we saw firsthand can do some damage with their height,
Speaker 1: uh DeVante Parker, Preston Williams. Um they got Alan Hearns,
Speaker 1: Albert Wilson, But are they set there going into the season,
Speaker 1: because that's what it looks like on paper. But I
Speaker 1: don't know if the Dolphins are going to be able
Speaker 1: to establish the run against the New York Jets, So
Speaker 1: that means their quarterback is gonna have a lot of
Speaker 1: pressure on it again. Weeks ten and weeks twelve, in
Speaker 1: between those two games, both teams have a buy one
Speaker 1: of the weirdest scheduling quirks that I've seen, and that
Speaker 1: e a scene and we'll see how it all plays
Speaker 1: out in the season. And that was another edition of
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