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Speaker 1: am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I'm here to bring
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Speaker 1: today's show, it may be a tropical storm out there
Speaker 1: outside here in South Florida, but nothing is going to
Speaker 1: rain on our parade. Today. It is a victory Monday
Speaker 1: edition of Drive Time as the Dolphins win, Win, Win, Win.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins win in Arizona thirty four to thirty one,
Speaker 1: fourth quarter medal from the offense and from that rookie quarterback,
Speaker 1: the defense making enough big place to win, and the
Speaker 1: special teams once again on top of it. We're gonna
Speaker 1: do the five Takeaways, some stats, some game notes, some
Speaker 1: individual performances, and we're gonna hear from John, Kim, Jemmy
Speaker 1: all of that and more on this Monday, November the
Speaker 1: ninth edition of the Drivetime podcasts. That is another Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins win four in a row. And support for drive
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Speaker 1: win win is because that's four wins in a row
Speaker 1: for your Miami Dolphins. One over the Arizona Cardinals, a
Speaker 1: back and forth, a fair offensive, fireworks throughout, big plays
Speaker 1: on defense, takeaways, special teams. I can't think of another
Speaker 1: better team win than this one for your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: They continue to do it on all three phases. Last week,
Speaker 1: maybe the defense and special teams carried the water a
Speaker 1: little bit more. Today, you get more out of the offense.
Speaker 1: Special teams are still there for you in the defense
Speaker 1: makes big plays time and time again in this game
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the season. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: just jump right into this first with the stats as
Speaker 1: the story up on Miami Dolphins dot com will tell you,
Speaker 1: and if you're not familiar by now we have two
Speaker 1: stories every Sunday night, the Player Spotlight this week taking
Speaker 1: a look at two a tongue Byloa and that ninety
Speaker 1: three yard drive in the fourth quarter to put the
Speaker 1: Dolphins back to even the first time that he had
Speaker 1: ever trailed any team in his NFL career through two games,
Speaker 1: and the first time the Dolphins had trailed since going
Speaker 1: back to Week four against the Seattle Seahawks. Check out
Speaker 1: that Spotlight article and also check out the Dolphins finish
Speaker 1: in Arizona beat Cardinals thirty thirty one, and in this
Speaker 1: piece you'll find the stats from this game. The Dolphins
Speaker 1: post three hundred and twelve offensive yards. The Cardinals had
Speaker 1: four forty two in the game, Miami ninety one rushing,
Speaker 1: Arizona one hundred and seventy eight. A lot of that
Speaker 1: from that darn quarterback Kyler Murray. My goodness, he's good.
Speaker 1: We'll get to him here in just one second, passing
Speaker 1: yards to one from Miami to sixty four from the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins were four out of eight on third downs.
Speaker 1: The Cardinals were five out of twelve and two for
Speaker 1: three on fourth downs. That third one a big one,
Speaker 1: wasn't it. The Dolphins got themselves a takeaway and did
Speaker 1: not turn the ball over themselves. They also had one sack,
Speaker 1: the Cardinals had three. In the game, both teams committed
Speaker 1: seven penalties. Miami got flagged for seventy five yards, the
Speaker 1: Cardinals for seventy one and time of possession much closer
Speaker 1: this week. Arizona had it for thirty one minutes three seconds,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins had it for twenty eight minutes and fifty
Speaker 1: seven seconds. How about some key notes from this game
Speaker 1: that come out of a post game before we jump
Speaker 1: into the five takeaways. It's now the fourth win in row.
Speaker 1: That's the first time Miami has four consecutive wins since
Speaker 1: seen the last time this team played in the postseason.
Speaker 1: They won six games in a row that season, and
Speaker 1: the five and three record is the best start through
Speaker 1: the first eight games of a season for the franchise since.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins have now won five of its past six,
Speaker 1: ten of its last seventeen, and they have scored twenty
Speaker 1: one plus points in seven consecutive games, the longest such
Speaker 1: streak since the Dolphins did it eight times in a
Speaker 1: row and the final two games of two thousand one,
Speaker 1: combined with the first six games of two thousand two.
Speaker 1: It's the longest single season streaks since a seven game
Speaker 1: streak in nineteen eight seven, which includes three games played
Speaker 1: with replacement players that year. So Kiana reeves, Gene Hackman,
Speaker 1: and Jon Favreau out there for the replacement players. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins four game win streak is tied for the second
Speaker 1: longest active mark as I record this podcast with Kansas
Speaker 1: City and New Orleans. Now, the Saints are currently up
Speaker 1: on Sunday Night Football as I record this podcast, so
Speaker 1: we'll see how long that stands by the Dolphins and
Speaker 1: the upper echelon there for winning streaks, but the Dolphins, Chiefs,
Speaker 1: and Saints have the winning streaks behind Pittsburgh, who has
Speaker 1: an eight game winning streak, So at worst, the Dolphins
Speaker 1: tied for the third longest winning streak right now in
Speaker 1: the NFL with Kansas City if the Saints score holds.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins took a seventeen halftime lead in this game.
Speaker 1: It was the fourth consecutive game this year the Dolphins
Speaker 1: had at least twenty one points at halftime, and the
Speaker 1: team had the lead in each of those games. It
Speaker 1: marks just the second time the Dolphins have scored twenty
Speaker 1: one plus points in the first half of four consecutive games.
Speaker 1: Miami also did this in the third through sixth games
Speaker 1: of the nineteen seventy seven season. All kinds of marks
Speaker 1: being set here for this Dolphins offense. So a big
Speaker 1: wint thirty one. Let's go ahead and break right into
Speaker 1: the takeaways from this game. I start off with takeaway
Speaker 1: number one, that rookie quarterback to a tongue baloa. He
Speaker 1: was feeling it. We're gonna go ahead and hear from him.
Speaker 1: Coach Flora's and Ted Harris, and we'll start with the
Speaker 1: head coach of your Miami Dolphins, Brian Flores, on his
Speaker 1: rookie quarterback to a tonga by Lowa's performance in this game.
Speaker 1: He made a lot of plays for us, a lot
Speaker 1: of big place for us, especially down the stretch. We
Speaker 1: needed it. You know. It was kind of a back
Speaker 1: and forth game. They made play as we made plays
Speaker 1: on the stage wasn't too big from tonight. Um he
Speaker 1: played well, but we had a lot of guys played well.
Speaker 1: Offensive line, you know, backs, uh, you know, tight ends,
Speaker 1: everyone could tribute. A lot of guys contribute. It was
Speaker 1: a team victory who made plays really, you know, all
Speaker 1: three sides of the ball. And that's how that's what
Speaker 1: you need to to win a game like that against
Speaker 1: an opponent like that. And we'll go ahead and seamlessly
Speaker 1: transition into a Tongue Baloa talking about his performance and
Speaker 1: the performance of the offense. I do apologize the first
Speaker 1: part of this audio a little bit loud, trying to
Speaker 1: adjust levels on that. Here's Tongue Valoa. I. I think
Speaker 1: it was it was a good, you know win first off.
Speaker 1: But I think the biggest thing throughout the game was
Speaker 1: you know, taking what the defense gave us, um, you know,
Speaker 1: and and just taking into a play at a time
Speaker 1: and snap at a time. UM. I was very fortunate,
Speaker 1: um you know before that play ran, you know and
Speaker 1: got out of that, you know, the the pressure situation
Speaker 1: on third down, um, you know. But I think it's
Speaker 1: just taking it a play at a time and you
Speaker 1: know the place that we've been given by our offensive coordinator,
Speaker 1: by chan um he he helped us, you know, get
Speaker 1: into situations where we could be successful offensively. And last
Speaker 1: week you probably recall to having a kind of candid
Speaker 1: moment on the sideline with captain and center Ted Carriss,
Speaker 1: who approached to h who maybe didn't feel his best
Speaker 1: individually after that performance, although always stoked to get the
Speaker 1: Dolphins win. And they captured a moment during the NFL
Speaker 1: Turning Points series on on NBC Sports, showing the moment
Speaker 1: when Carris approached to H and kind of picked him
Speaker 1: up there a little bit, and they talked about throughout
Speaker 1: the course of this week to us said that Ted
Speaker 1: came over and just picked him up being a good teammate.
Speaker 1: Here's Ted on the I asked him about that moment
Speaker 1: and kind of how this team was able to apply
Speaker 1: that same mentality to getting themselves in the frame of
Speaker 1: mind to go out there and beat a good Cardinals
Speaker 1: team on the Sunday. Here's Ted Carris on the rock quarterback. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone on offense felt like they played
Speaker 1: their best last week. And you know that's what when
Speaker 1: you know, there was a candid moment that got captured
Speaker 1: and up being being pretty cool. But um, you know
Speaker 1: he came in and work and worked, you know, as hard.
Speaker 1: It's just like everyone did to improve and and to
Speaker 1: not you know, put up a repeat performance like that,
Speaker 1: and it's very important to him and we all know that,
Speaker 1: and it's important to us, and uh, you know, we
Speaker 1: have a we have a great group of guys. It's
Speaker 1: a lot of fun to come to work every day
Speaker 1: with them. And how about that game, man, Not just
Speaker 1: the statistics we've heard about from to eight passing yards,
Speaker 1: two passing touchdowns. He also rushed for thirty five yards,
Speaker 1: and if you take away a couple of kneel downs
Speaker 1: there at the end of the game, he had four
Speaker 1: carries or rather five carries for thirty six rushing yards.
Speaker 1: So taking a little bit off the stats, they're off
Speaker 1: the top of the kneel downs, But I think any
Speaker 1: quarterback any day will take that. His passer rating was
Speaker 1: one two point three on the day. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: kind of roll down this thing right here with you guys.
Speaker 1: The first opening shot where he rolls out to Mike
Speaker 1: a SICKI love the way he gets those hips cleared
Speaker 1: and kind of flips that thing through with a good
Speaker 1: amount of velocity and touch on that path as we
Speaker 1: saw that time and time again coming out of college
Speaker 1: and now with the Miami Dolphins. A designed run in
Speaker 1: this game, a couple of them, and he takes a slide.
Speaker 1: It takes a good left footed slide in there, going
Speaker 1: feet first into second base as it were, keeping himself healthy,
Speaker 1: keeping himself protected. That's always great to see. They come
Speaker 1: back with a deep shot to Preston Williams and he's
Speaker 1: taking that inside release on those cornerbacks. That's one of
Speaker 1: the things that Preston does so well. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: him here in just one second. Gets that inside release
Speaker 1: and then kind of puts that big body in front
Speaker 1: of heat and the defensive back and is able to
Speaker 1: kind of box out as they work down the field.
Speaker 1: And I thought that was a really good adjustment from Ta.
Speaker 1: They tried it deep on the first time, the first
Speaker 1: possession of the game, they tried going deep to Preston,
Speaker 1: couldn't connect. The ball kind of went over Preston's had
Speaker 1: a little bit. He had to make an adjustment, and
Speaker 1: the second time he had the same inside release and
Speaker 1: the football this time was right on the money, right
Speaker 1: and stride for him to keep that defensive back on
Speaker 1: his back and catch the football and run right through it.
Speaker 1: We sell the football coming out early, and not just
Speaker 1: on those deep shot plays, but in general throughout the
Speaker 1: course of the game. The touchdown to Preston Williams, the
Speaker 1: broadcast crew talked about this, and I thought they did
Speaker 1: a good job breaking this down, seeing how the coverage
Speaker 1: kind of fell off and chased at sicky to the
Speaker 1: corner of the end zone because it was third and
Speaker 1: seven and there was I think three or four yards
Speaker 1: between the first down marker and the end zone. So
Speaker 1: the Cardinals defense, you know, take away the end zone first,
Speaker 1: then play up afterwards, they followed asiki to the corner.
Speaker 1: Preston sets that thing down a couple of yards short
Speaker 1: of the first down marker, but because two is so
Speaker 1: quick and on time, and the rhythm of the passing
Speaker 1: game is so quick and on time, Preston can catch
Speaker 1: that thing tucket, get up field and not just get
Speaker 1: the first down, but launch across the end zone line
Speaker 1: there for the touchdown. He did a great job, I thought,
Speaker 1: when there was pressure on him throughout the course of
Speaker 1: the game, where he attacks the line of scrimmage after
Speaker 1: getting pressure off either tackle, gets forward through the pocket,
Speaker 1: attacks the line and doesn't look to run, keeps his
Speaker 1: eyes down field and flips that thing out to the
Speaker 1: right for Davante Parker for sixteen yards. That's that's a
Speaker 1: really good looking shot there. Of how he can manage pressure,
Speaker 1: get out of pressure, and throw that football all over
Speaker 1: the field because he keeps his eyes upfield and keeps
Speaker 1: targets available at all times. Then the play backed up
Speaker 1: on their own goal line, third down and nine to
Speaker 1: rip that thing to DeVante Parker under pressure, a tight
Speaker 1: window coverage kind of hovering around Parker on that play.
Speaker 1: If that ball is late at all, you've got a
Speaker 1: chance for an interception there, You've got a chance for
Speaker 1: six points. The other direction. Your best case if you're
Speaker 1: late is a pass breakup, and then Matt Hawk has
Speaker 1: to punch out of his own end zone, which he
Speaker 1: can do, but I'm saying that's not an ideal spot
Speaker 1: to be. That's the best case scenario. If that ball
Speaker 1: is late, it's not, it's on time. It converts. Then
Speaker 1: a couple of plays later they get another third down
Speaker 1: conversion because to of scrambles and makes a play with
Speaker 1: his legs. And it reminds me of a play back
Speaker 1: against Old Miss last year for Alabama where a free
Speaker 1: rusher comes off the outside to what does this thing?
Speaker 1: And he's so twitchy as a player back there where
Speaker 1: he separates his hands from the football and takes the
Speaker 1: left hand and kind of ball fakes. It's a very
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson type thing we've seen him do over the
Speaker 1: course of his ten year his brilliant tenure career there
Speaker 1: in Seattle. You kind of get the ball defender chasing
Speaker 1: the football and it kind of breaks them down and
Speaker 1: then two goes off from the other direction. He did
Speaker 1: exactly that on this third down and fourth conversion, breaking pressure,
Speaker 1: breaking the pocket, getting down filled with the run and
Speaker 1: converting with his legs, the quick twitch, the ball fake,
Speaker 1: steps around the free rusher. Man, that's fun, fun, fun,
Speaker 1: fun stuff to watch. And then the fourth quarter drive. Man,
Speaker 1: what a freaking drive on the Drive Time podcast here
Speaker 1: five for five fifty three yards and the touchdown pass
Speaker 1: twenty three yards rushing on that drive, including that third
Speaker 1: and four conversion and the throw to DeVante Parker, the
Speaker 1: dime in the back of the end zone to mac
Speaker 1: Hollins who makes a great catch, the first reception of
Speaker 1: his Dolphins career, and of course, his first touchdown with
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins. So to a big time performance in
Speaker 1: game number two on the road to steal a win
Speaker 1: there late in the fourth quarter with some big time moments,
Speaker 1: big time play when it mattered the most takeaway number two, Well,
Speaker 1: the zero blitz creates another defensive score for your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: And speaking of that zero look and the defensive score
Speaker 1: once again, Emmanuel ogbas seventh sack of the season, another
Speaker 1: force fumble, this time winds up in the hands of
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson for a big Dolphins touchdown. A big block
Speaker 1: from Brandon Jones as he helps free up Lawson for
Speaker 1: that touchdown run. Let's go ahead, and here from Emmanuel
Speaker 1: Ogball right now, who was asked postgame, are you just
Speaker 1: gonna turn in one of these sack fumbles every single
Speaker 1: week here for the Miami Dolphins. I thought his response
Speaker 1: was fantastic. I mean, that's what it takes to win games,
Speaker 1: and I'm down to do it. In other words, hell yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll do it. As long as we're winning football games,
Speaker 1: I don't care. And that's what the Dolphins did tonight.
Speaker 1: And I thought they were so good mixing coverage. You
Speaker 1: look at the very first play of the game, Kyler
Speaker 1: had a bunch of time back there because not because
Speaker 1: there wasn't a good pass rush or anything, because Miami
Speaker 1: only rushed three players and went with eight guys in coverage.
Speaker 1: Then they come back to plenty of zero looks end
Speaker 1: up burned him a couple of times. The long touchdown
Speaker 1: past there to Christian Kirk Byron Jones spoke about that
Speaker 1: how he just said, that guy's fast. That's that's all
Speaker 1: there was too on that play. But he did talk
Speaker 1: about the interception as well that turned into a touchdown.
Speaker 1: He had his hands on the football and the ball
Speaker 1: wind up on the hands the receiver. He talked about that,
Speaker 1: and that's kind of some of the fire you play
Speaker 1: with on that zero look if you have a quarterback
Speaker 1: like Kyler Murray who can get the football of that quickly.
Speaker 1: But it also caused plenty of problems to like the
Speaker 1: sack fumble, the touchdown, the missed opportunity to Andy Isabella
Speaker 1: in the back of the end zone because he was
Speaker 1: open back there, but the rush got back so fast
Speaker 1: he had to throw that football over the top of
Speaker 1: the end line and he couldn't bring it down. So
Speaker 1: there's so many elements of this game defensively, different guys
Speaker 1: coming into the lineup. Bobby McCaine goes down for a
Speaker 1: little bit, returns to the lineup, and they just find
Speaker 1: ways to put these guys in position to make plays,
Speaker 1: regardless of who it is, regardless of which level of
Speaker 1: the defense it comes from. There's so much defensive creativity,
Speaker 1: so many good calls, and to do this, to have
Speaker 1: a performance where you're down so many coaches in the
Speaker 1: game because of a few players that are a few
Speaker 1: coaches rather that did not coach in this game. To
Speaker 1: come up with the plan, to get the calls, to
Speaker 1: get the guys in the right spot, to not really
Speaker 1: have any pre snap formational penalties on the defense. Really
Speaker 1: good work by this Miami defense once again, and I
Speaker 1: thought the way they altered their plan a little bit.
Speaker 1: We saw Xavian Howard on new Copkins. DeAndre Hopkins in
Speaker 1: the first half didn't have a target for the first
Speaker 1: time in the first half of a game in his
Speaker 1: entire career. And then he came back and there was
Speaker 1: some moments between both x and DeAndre Hopkins. The Dolphins
Speaker 1: wind up switching he and Byron Jones to kind of
Speaker 1: have Jones go over and shadow Hopkins in that game.
Speaker 1: So just an adaptive mindset, good mix of coverage and
Speaker 1: calls on the defensive side. You love to see you
Speaker 1: here from Brian Flores and this defense is playing really
Speaker 1: good football. Lighten things up and four straight wins as
Speaker 1: a result. Takeaway number three kind of the same story.
Speaker 1: On offense, we saw plenty of different looks from the offense.
Speaker 1: They can open up in that twelve personnel, two tight
Speaker 1: ends both Kisiki and smythe to one side of the formation.
Speaker 1: That's gonna give you an unbalanced look. They run the
Speaker 1: football out of that, they go pistol. They come back
Speaker 1: with spread or empty looks. They can motion a guy
Speaker 1: into the backfield and go to the pistol, go to
Speaker 1: the fly sweep look. They can go to the run
Speaker 1: pass option and to a kept a run on a
Speaker 1: run pass option and slid down for a first down
Speaker 1: and a nice slide into second base. You'd love to
Speaker 1: see that, But you just have to love the mix
Speaker 1: that inside screen to the tight end to dirm Smith
Speaker 1: early in the game on the Dolphins first offensive touchdown possession,
Speaker 1: opening things up and taking shots. The big play to
Speaker 1: Preston Williams I thought, really seemed to loosen things up
Speaker 1: for the Dolphins offense to get them going on top
Speaker 1: of the quarterback runs. I mean, you're gonna hear too
Speaker 1: a talk about this a little bit right here, will
Speaker 1: play some sound from him. This team was a little
Speaker 1: bit undermanned. Lost Preston Williams in the game, lost Dirham
Speaker 1: Smith in the game, was without Matt Brita, where without
Speaker 1: Miles Gaskin, Lyndon Boden wasn't available on the reserve slash
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen list. So the Dolphins find ways to get
Speaker 1: guys involved, to find out what makes them tick, what
Speaker 1: makes them most productive in the game, both offensively and defensively.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the offensive side here. Although Emmanuel Ogba
Speaker 1: did say the trust that he has in the coaching
Speaker 1: staff and the trust they have in him, and the
Speaker 1: insistence on putting guys in positions where they're going to
Speaker 1: be successful and give them a chance to make plays.
Speaker 1: I know it sounds so simple in theory, but it
Speaker 1: doesn't always happen. And we actually had Emmanuel Ogba in
Speaker 1: his pre conference say that he's been repeating this thing
Speaker 1: over and over again, coaches putting him in a great
Speaker 1: position to make plays and to go out there and
Speaker 1: play winning football. But I wanted to ask to Uh
Speaker 1: about this team's resolve and the ability to overcome some
Speaker 1: of the adversity they faced from personnel standpoint, not having
Speaker 1: those guys I listed available to them on offense. Here's
Speaker 1: to talking about his teammates ability and resolve to overcome
Speaker 1: the shortcomings. Will play my question. First, hey to congrats
Speaker 1: on the win. Earlier coach Flora spoke about the resolve
Speaker 1: of you guys with the coaching staff having so many
Speaker 1: guys down, I wanted to ask you to speak about
Speaker 1: the resolve of your teammates being down so many running
Speaker 1: backs and receivers. Davante Parker caught all six of his
Speaker 1: passes after Preston Williams left the game injured. If you
Speaker 1: could just speak about the resolve of your teammates in
Speaker 1: this game, My goodness. Yeah. I think we persevered offensively.
Speaker 1: I think defensively as well. We had some guys banged
Speaker 1: up UM, you know, in the first half a little.
Speaker 1: Then they were able to come back. But you know,
Speaker 1: we we persevered as an offense. We we knew we
Speaker 1: didn't have a lot of the guys you know out
Speaker 1: there at you know, we kind of called certain plays
Speaker 1: for UM, but we made it work and I think
Speaker 1: that was that was the beauty of everyone UM coming together,
Speaker 1: you know, with Matt catching the touchdown, um, you know,
Speaker 1: and then just just the completions that we were able
Speaker 1: to get to our tight ends, um, you know, Davonte
Speaker 1: Jachim and then even you know, some some plays dumping
Speaker 1: it down to the running back. So, like I said,
Speaker 1: it was one of those things where that's what the
Speaker 1: defense gave us and that's what we're going to take.
Speaker 1: And so the ability to adapt and adjust to your
Speaker 1: offense and really mixed things up on offense is our
Speaker 1: takeaway number three. And that kind of segway is perfectly
Speaker 1: the takeaway number four. Just the resilient bunch of this group,
Speaker 1: and coach Flores talks about it. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: hear from coach first on what he thinks about his
Speaker 1: team's ability to overcome adversity throughout the course of the
Speaker 1: week and mental toughness a hallmark he is starting to
Speaker 1: believe of this football team. Um. I think our guys, Um,
Speaker 1: there were a lot of adversity this week. Um, these
Speaker 1: last couple of days especially, But I talked about our
Speaker 1: mental toughness last week. I think, uh, that showed up
Speaker 1: again today hard for victory. You know, our players, you know,
Speaker 1: our players stepped up. We had coaches stepping up. You know,
Speaker 1: we had assistant uh strength coaches coming in and Kayleb.
Speaker 1: Barnhill came in there and was helping us. From a
Speaker 1: coaching standpoint, I think we we had we had a
Speaker 1: lot of people step up and and and uh and
Speaker 1: help and it was definitely a team victory. And coach
Speaker 1: would follow up on that on a later question talking
Speaker 1: about the camaraderie and the entire team, not just the players,
Speaker 1: the entire team relationships, that kind of camaraderie, and you know,
Speaker 1: I think that that that that that shows up on
Speaker 1: the field, and I'm proud of this group. I'm proud of, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, our team. When I say team, I'm not
Speaker 1: just talking about the fifty three players and the sixteen
Speaker 1: practice squad players in the coaches. I'm talking about everyone.
Speaker 1: And so the resiliency of this bunch. I mean, we
Speaker 1: saw again Preston Williams has carded off in this game,
Speaker 1: took his shoes off, left the field on a cart,
Speaker 1: did not return with a foot injury, and the passing
Speaker 1: game found the way to adjust right, got the deep
Speaker 1: ball going to Davante Parker. After that gets a big
Speaker 1: defensive past interference call, which does not go on his
Speaker 1: sixty plus yard performance in this game, but it does
Speaker 1: count as far as Dolphins putting the ball down the field,
Speaker 1: and we saw those deep shots early on going to
Speaker 1: Preston Williams. So he leaves the game, you come back
Speaker 1: to number eleven, who has shown time and time again
Speaker 1: he can make place down the football field. You get
Speaker 1: the football out of jakeem Grant hot, you get the
Speaker 1: ball to Davante Parker Hall on a curl route. You
Speaker 1: find Patrick Laird on that dump off in behind the
Speaker 1: blitz on that fantastic sequence of plays right before the
Speaker 1: field goal at the end of the first half. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about that and our fifth takeaway. The ball just
Speaker 1: kept coming out quick, regardless of depth of target. And
Speaker 1: it's not that the offense changed. It's more of a
Speaker 1: tip of the cat from Miami's ability to find the
Speaker 1: next next man up. Roll fill it out, find out
Speaker 1: who you need to get the football to, what makes
Speaker 1: them click the best, and get them the ball. Preston
Speaker 1: Williams down, Matt Breeda down, Miles Gascon, Lindbow and all down.
Speaker 1: And you still find a way to make plays with
Speaker 1: the guys you do have available to you. Jachem Grant
Speaker 1: showing the strength and his game with the wiggle in
Speaker 1: the open field. And again back to the Atrick Laired comment,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about the sequence of plays right before the
Speaker 1: field goal. Here in just one second, Jordan Howard finds
Speaker 1: his fourth touchdown of the season, has a huge eight
Speaker 1: yard game on the first down run at the end
Speaker 1: of the first half. That play was massive. You find
Speaker 1: a way to get the guys you have out there
Speaker 1: playing their best football, and I think that this group
Speaker 1: really responds to that, and they've shown how resilient they
Speaker 1: are both with having players down personnel wise, and of
Speaker 1: course the Dolphin's coaching staff situation factoring into this game
Speaker 1: as well. So that's takeaway number four. Takeaway number five
Speaker 1: before we get to the individual performances and John con
Speaker 1: Jemmy here on the Sunday Night Slash Monday Recap podcast,
Speaker 1: Takeaway number five the end of the first half sequence
Speaker 1: and setting up big plays with big plays and the
Speaker 1: team stacking up the big plays. We've talked about that
Speaker 1: on the podcast so many times. I've referenced it, I
Speaker 1: think every Sunday here on the podcast Cam Wake before
Speaker 1: the Miami miracle. A couple of tackles on defense forces
Speaker 1: the Patriots field goal and gives the offense a chance
Speaker 1: so New England cannot kneel the clock out and they
Speaker 1: make that play that happened in this game again as
Speaker 1: well Byron Jones, A big stick on Kyler Murray on
Speaker 1: the third down play right short of the sticks that
Speaker 1: led to a fourth down that led to a turnover
Speaker 1: on downs. Big time play right there. And let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and hear about that play from the man himself
Speaker 1: Byron Jones. Yeah. I mean, that's that's something that we
Speaker 1: talk about in the in the locker room, is bring
Speaker 1: your own juices. You know, they had a good crowd
Speaker 1: here today, but that's only about four thousand, ten thousand people.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what the number is, but it's not
Speaker 1: it's not a full stadium. So the challenge for us
Speaker 1: on defense and really the entire team is to bring
Speaker 1: your own juice. Man, when we made good plays, obviously
Speaker 1: we're gonna celebrate and in high five and slapheads, but um,
Speaker 1: that's the Bedia football and the Bedia football is really
Speaker 1: bring your own juice and having an energy like your
Speaker 1: seven ten years old back back in the day, but
Speaker 1: in the backyards, um, yeah, we just keep it rolling,
Speaker 1: keep having some fun. Byron was also asked about how
Speaker 1: he feels this team is performing and if you see
Speaker 1: something special developing in season, did you see it back
Speaker 1: in training camp? He said that you don't ever want
Speaker 1: to feel that way in training camp because you have
Speaker 1: to go out there and prove it. But he also
Speaker 1: said that it's only halfway through the season right now,
Speaker 1: and we have to go out there and keep playing.
Speaker 1: And the way we do that is to go out
Speaker 1: and keep preparing the way we have so far the season.
Speaker 1: Keep working hard the hallmark of this football team. Hard work.
Speaker 1: The game is important to them and they definitely show
Speaker 1: that on Sundays. But back to the general takeaway here,
Speaker 1: stacking up those big plays we talked about, Byron Jones
Speaker 1: big hit on Kyler Murray on one of the field
Speaker 1: goals of Dolphins forced the Cardinals into Eric Rowe has
Speaker 1: a massive tackle for loss, much in the way e
Speaker 1: Land and Roberts had a tackle for loss last week.
Speaker 1: Before the big Emmanuel aug Bas strip sack and the
Speaker 1: Van Gigle touchdown run. Rog gets a big TfL. The
Speaker 1: defense makes a good coverage play on third down, good
Speaker 1: play stack on top of each other, and it saves
Speaker 1: the Dolphins four points down there in the red zone.
Speaker 1: Brandon Jones makes a tackle on Chase Edmonds and the
Speaker 1: third quarter short of the sticks, and an aug Ball
Speaker 1: with the pass rush on the ensuing play puts the
Speaker 1: right tackle right in the lap of Kyler Murray to
Speaker 1: force a field goal. So these big plays before the
Speaker 1: big plays, kind of bottling up multiple plays in a row.
Speaker 1: That's what this coaching staff and this team and this
Speaker 1: league really talks about, right Stacking up good days, well,
Speaker 1: stacking up good plays leads to good results as well,
Speaker 1: and we're seeing that from the Miami Dolphins. But back
Speaker 1: to the end of the first half sequence, you get
Speaker 1: a three and out on defense. Cliff Kingsbury calls that
Speaker 1: time out because Andy Isabella did have the first down.
Speaker 1: He retreats and gets tackled by who else besides Shack
Speaker 1: Lawson with Emmanuel og Ball in the neighborhood because both
Speaker 1: those guys bailed out into the hook. As we've seen
Speaker 1: out of the zero pressure defense, the cover zero looks
Speaker 1: or even just showing multiple linebackers and defensive lineman up
Speaker 1: on the line of scrimmage, kind of condensing the first
Speaker 1: level and second level of the defense into one, causing
Speaker 1: confusion for the quarterback. Because of that, you get lost
Speaker 1: in og ball pulling out this time, and they make
Speaker 1: a tackle right there short of the sticks. So the
Speaker 1: defense contributes with a big three and out that gets
Speaker 1: the offense back onto the field. And the very first
Speaker 1: play after that to gets it out quickly to Jachim
Speaker 1: Grant who makes a man miss and not only makes
Speaker 1: the man miss for more yardage, finds a way to
Speaker 1: get out of bounds and preserves the clock by getting
Speaker 1: out of bounds. Then you come right back after the sack.
Speaker 1: You get the football out quick in the face of
Speaker 1: the blitz. We talked about on the podcast Pasket All
Speaker 1: Week last week on the All Review too, of throwing
Speaker 1: in behind the blitz is his bread and butter, that
Speaker 1: flick of the wrist, the quick foot, the quick footwork.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have to get perfectly aligned because he can
Speaker 1: just fling that thing out there with a quick flick
Speaker 1: of the wrist and doesn't have to have his feet
Speaker 1: perfect because of it either. And the mental processing to
Speaker 1: go ahead and work in behind the blitz and know
Speaker 1: where the hot route is. We saw exactly that on
Speaker 1: the Patrick Lair catch and run where he does a
Speaker 1: great job staying and bounce up the sideline and getting
Speaker 1: seventeen yards out of that play. And then we come
Speaker 1: back and get the field goal there from Jason Sanders.
Speaker 1: So a big sequence of plays there at the end
Speaker 1: of the half, putting up multiple good plays in a
Speaker 1: row to get the desired results. This Dolphins team talked
Speaker 1: about stringing some wins together back after the Jags game.
Speaker 1: It didn't happen after that, but talked about it again
Speaker 1: after the Niners game, and boy have they four in
Speaker 1: a row. They're stringing those wins together because they're stringing
Speaker 1: good plays together throughout the course of the game. Let's
Speaker 1: get a few more notes here on this game, just
Speaker 1: kind of some miscellaneous notes before we turn this thing
Speaker 1: over to John kN Jemmie for his three takeaways from
Speaker 1: the contest. The option play where Miami tosses the ball
Speaker 1: to Malcolm Perry who then pitches it outside to savan
Speaker 1: Akhmed out on the edge. That play didn't work, but
Speaker 1: some cool creative design there. We talked about the inside
Speaker 1: screen to durham smythe you get your chem grant on
Speaker 1: the fly, sweet motion, you fake it out to him,
Speaker 1: you fake it the other direction to Savan Akhmed, and
Speaker 1: you throw that thing down the barrel for Durham Smith
Speaker 1: for a nice catch and run. I thought there was
Speaker 1: plenty of good creativity in the game that way. We
Speaker 1: saw Jason Strowbridge on the field active for his first
Speaker 1: NFL action, a good chance to have some fresh legs
Speaker 1: after the defense played in ninety five snaps a week ago.
Speaker 1: And speaking of Akhmed back in the backfield, he led
Speaker 1: the way for Dolphins ball carriers with thirty seven rushing
Speaker 1: yards in this game. Saw some explosion out of that
Speaker 1: guy right, a good burst, a good one cut, and
Speaker 1: this guy took some carries from Miles Gaskin at Washington
Speaker 1: now and it wasn't a ton because Gaskin played plenty
Speaker 1: there at you Dub and produced big time for the Huskies.
Speaker 1: But Achmed was part of the equation there as well.
Speaker 1: And I thought you saw why today, some good work
Speaker 1: off the edge, a good explosive run up the middle.
Speaker 1: He can catch the football as well, So I thought
Speaker 1: a very nice day view for Akhmed at receiver. We
Speaker 1: talked about Preston Williams that inside release where he stacks
Speaker 1: the defensive backs, got that big thirty five yard reception
Speaker 1: off of that. Jachim had another big punt return in
Speaker 1: this game. Thought that was fantastic. And then of course
Speaker 1: the play we talked about where he made the guy
Speaker 1: miss and got out of bounds. Mac Hollard's first career
Speaker 1: touchdown with the Miami Dolphins, first catch with the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins as well. Nice job getting that thing stuck in
Speaker 1: the chess plate, getting the feet down and controlling the
Speaker 1: football all the way to the ground and finishing that
Speaker 1: thing off on the defensive line. I thought ray Kwon
Speaker 1: Davis had good penetration throughout the course of the game.
Speaker 1: A couple of times he broke through there and forced
Speaker 1: the back to bubble or forced Kyler Murray to kind
Speaker 1: of flee or change directions. And then aug ball again.
Speaker 1: So many times getting his hands up on football's and
Speaker 1: not just batting passes down, which he did again in
Speaker 1: this game, but getting the ball out of the quarterback's hand.
Speaker 1: Those big heavy paws, those big heavy mids. We heard
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson talking about it back in training camp. Those
Speaker 1: things are heavy. They can get the football out when
Speaker 1: he arrives and makes that impact. He did it again
Speaker 1: today with a huge play. I thought Christian Wilkins had
Speaker 1: a couple of big wins in side, stacking things up,
Speaker 1: coming off blocks, and making tackles at the line. Ray
Speaker 1: Kwon Davis was with him, so was Zach Seeler, so
Speaker 1: was Shack Lawson on a few instances. And Zack Seeler
Speaker 1: the play of the day for the Dolphins defense. He
Speaker 1: stacked that thing up on that fourth down run to
Speaker 1: Chase Edmunds, saw it discarded the block, got in the gap,
Speaker 1: made the play, and then he landed. Roberts and and
Speaker 1: Exaviing Howard both joined in there to finish that thing
Speaker 1: off and get that stop. So the Dolphins defensive line
Speaker 1: made several plays in this game, despite the Cardinals offense
Speaker 1: having some success with the yards department. It's all about
Speaker 1: the players you win, right, not just the total yardage.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, how many plays can
Speaker 1: you win? I thought this Dolphins defense made enough plays
Speaker 1: to win this game. At linebacker, Kyle van Noy has
Speaker 1: such excellent gap control and does such a good job
Speaker 1: setting the edge off the outside. There's a play where
Speaker 1: he ran down Chase Edmunds in the red zone on
Speaker 1: the outside to an outside run. I thought that was
Speaker 1: very impressive for him to stay in control and stay
Speaker 1: on top of that play. And speaking of speed to
Speaker 1: the edge, Jerome Baker was great to get him back
Speaker 1: out there after he left the game early but returned
Speaker 1: with an injury. He was back on the field making
Speaker 1: those chase plays the sideline once again. And a defensive
Speaker 1: backfield Brandon Jones. We talked about the key block on
Speaker 1: the scoop and score. He also had a huge stop
Speaker 1: in the middle of the third quarter on a tackle
Speaker 1: on Chase edmund short of the sticks that forced a
Speaker 1: fourth and one. The Cardinals would go from it from
Speaker 1: their own forty six and convert, but it was still
Speaker 1: a big play at the time. Eric wrote the big
Speaker 1: TfL on the red zone from second and four to
Speaker 1: second and ten, which helped Miami's defense get off the field.
Speaker 1: And I just like the way this Dolphins defensive backfield
Speaker 1: played aggressive in general. We saw them getting gravy at
Speaker 1: times and really kind of trying to assert their will
Speaker 1: and playing to that cover zero look and trying to
Speaker 1: force Kyler Murray into tight windows. Because this guy can
Speaker 1: extend plays and it makes it very tough on defensive
Speaker 1: backfield when he extends so much. Special teams wise, jakeem
Speaker 1: Grant had a big return. Jason Sanders two consecutive field
Speaker 1: goals made in this game gives him twenty for his
Speaker 1: career now going back to last season, seventeen for seventeen
Speaker 1: on the year and a career long fifty six yard
Speaker 1: field goal. So the special teams playing well once again,
Speaker 1: and the punt game with Matta Hawk a couple of
Speaker 1: punts inside this one of yardbine once more, or before
Speaker 1: I turn this thing over to John kN jemmy, how
Speaker 1: about the Washington State Cougars on Saturday night getting their
Speaker 1: first victory of the season taking down Oregon State. Pretty cool?
Speaker 1: Are our true freshman quarterback, first ever true freshman in
Speaker 1: the history of Washington State to start the opener. He
Speaker 1: went to St. Louis High School in Honolulu, the same
Speaker 1: school as two A tongue of byloa. And lastly, here
Speaker 1: before we hear from John kN jemmy, the Dolphins are
Speaker 1: now five and three. There are four teams tied at
Speaker 1: five and three in that fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth
Speaker 1: spot in the a f C, your Dolphins one of them,
Speaker 1: the Raiders, the Colts, and the Browns among that group
Speaker 1: of five and three teams as well. All right, let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and turn this thing over now to John
Speaker 1: Conjemmy for his three takeaways and joining me for our
Speaker 1: fourth consecutive victory three Takeaways on the Drivetime podcast. Is
Speaker 1: the co host of the audible podcast here on the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins podcast Network. He is John con Jemmy. John,
Speaker 1: how are you doing tonight, sir? I am absolutely fantastic
Speaker 1: after that football game and a and a greed come
Speaker 1: from behind win in terms of being able to, you know,
Speaker 1: come back from a deficit, you know, for the first
Speaker 1: time in a long time, and be on the right
Speaker 1: side of winning a football game. Yeah. And before we
Speaker 1: get to your three takeaways here, you know, I talked
Speaker 1: about it in my personal takeaways, the resiliency of this
Speaker 1: football team. So many moments where it seemed like this
Speaker 1: thing might have starred to slip away, Like even even
Speaker 1: the fumble kickoff that the Dolphins couldn't recover was like
Speaker 1: such a gut punch, but they kept coming back, They
Speaker 1: kept bouncing back and making the plays they had to make.
Speaker 1: To win. And with that, John, I want to hear
Speaker 1: your first takeaway from Dolphins thirty four Cardinals thirty one. Well,
Speaker 1: I think the first takeaway that really jumped out at
Speaker 1: me was TA was to h um, this is the
Speaker 1: same player that you know if I would have watched
Speaker 1: him play high school football, and obviously we all watched
Speaker 1: him play college football. But now, as in his second
Speaker 1: start as a pro, he's doing and displaying traits that
Speaker 1: he's had all along. You know, he's a competitive person
Speaker 1: that doesn't really beat himself too many times in terms
Speaker 1: of making mistakes and and doing things that prevent you
Speaker 1: from winning. And I just thought that he gave the
Speaker 1: Dolphins a chance because of his timing in the past offense,
Speaker 1: his decision making in the past offense, his athletic ability.
Speaker 1: He's never gonna run like Kyler Murray, but he's gonna
Speaker 1: be able to escape and provide a positive play when
Speaker 1: potentially a negative play could come up. And I just
Speaker 1: think I think he did all the things and all
Speaker 1: the attributes that made him the fifth overall draft choice,
Speaker 1: you know, in the last year's draft. So I just
Speaker 1: thought tour was to he came out, he played really
Speaker 1: well he pushed the ball down the field. He was
Speaker 1: decisive when he threw it, he was elusive when he
Speaker 1: needed to be, and he was able to put this team,
Speaker 1: you know, in a position at the end of the
Speaker 1: game to come back and and win a game on
Speaker 1: a road against a really good football team. So his
Speaker 1: numbers were much better, the play calling form was much better.
Speaker 1: They still moved him out of the pocket, but they
Speaker 1: were allowing him to push the ball down the field
Speaker 1: when the opportunities came about. And I just thought he
Speaker 1: played a solid game. Yeah, he you mentioned the rushing ability.
Speaker 1: He joked post game that he felt like he was
Speaker 1: in quicksand on that play, a couple of those runs,
Speaker 1: I should say. And then somebody asked him if he
Speaker 1: was as fast as Kyler Murray. He goes, oh, not
Speaker 1: not even close, not even closch, John, I think I
Speaker 1: think we all would agree with that. But to have
Speaker 1: made the plays when they counted, And you talked about
Speaker 1: the skill set that he showed in college, it takes
Speaker 1: me back to our our preview, our draft preview shows, John,
Speaker 1: the clips we did for YouTube, and you're right, I
Speaker 1: mean the quick release, the quick twitch, the ability to
Speaker 1: get out of pressure and he raised that free rusher man.
Speaker 1: That was fun to watch. I mean, we could talk
Speaker 1: all night about this, but I want to get to
Speaker 1: your takeaway number two here, John Well, the second takeaways.
Speaker 1: The defense does it again. Um, I mean, they're able
Speaker 1: to find a way to score points. And in a
Speaker 1: game where two of and the offense came back from
Speaker 1: a deficit in the fourth quarter when you had to
Speaker 1: rely on you know, the leg again of Jason Sanders
Speaker 1: for two not one, but two uh long field goals
Speaker 1: to go through the uprights, it was still the defense
Speaker 1: providing six points and and maybe bridging the gap where
Speaker 1: the Dolphins offense and special teams might have fell short.
Speaker 1: And again it was Emmanuel Office, you know, seven sacks
Speaker 1: on the year. He gets another sacked Forest Bumble and
Speaker 1: then you get the scoop and score by his partner
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson. So it seems like the Miami Dolphins, for
Speaker 1: as bad as they were last year, and being able
Speaker 1: to pressure the quarterback and being able to sack the quarterback,
Speaker 1: being able to affect the quarterback, that's how good they've
Speaker 1: been this year and doing all those things, and and
Speaker 1: in doing those things, they've taken it to the next level.
Speaker 1: They're they're taking the football away and actually scoring points.
Speaker 1: So that's what you love to see, you know, you
Speaker 1: love to see in consecutive weeks. You know, you get
Speaker 1: the scoop and score. I Van Ginkel last week for
Speaker 1: seventy eight yard you get the one this week by
Speaker 1: by Shack Lawson. I think he won thirty some yards
Speaker 1: for the touchdown, maybe thirty six, I can't remember. But
Speaker 1: it was one of those games where the defense found
Speaker 1: a way to do it again and even though they
Speaker 1: weren't you know, there was some some questionable calls in
Speaker 1: the secondary when with Xavian Howard and past interference and
Speaker 1: you know, the couple of him he probably just should
Speaker 1: have ran with the receiver and not really uh made
Speaker 1: contact because the balls weren't catch anyway. But I just
Speaker 1: thought the aggressiveness of that front seven the fourth and
Speaker 1: one stop and they found ways to just do their
Speaker 1: job and do it at a high level, and it
Speaker 1: contributed also, you know, very much to the victory. I
Speaker 1: think we talked about this at the Rams game. It's
Speaker 1: it's not about, you know, the total yardage at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, it's about how many plays did
Speaker 1: you win had a big net impact on the game,
Speaker 1: and I think we saw it in this one as well.
Speaker 1: And you know, John, you going over that list of
Speaker 1: players there that are making these big plays, they're all
Speaker 1: guys that are new either this year or last year.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna hear Brian Flores his name on a
Speaker 1: list of Coach of the Year candidates, and rightfully so,
Speaker 1: he's in a hell of a job. But I think
Speaker 1: there's also another award there for people to put teams together,
Speaker 1: the Executive of the Year. And if things continue to
Speaker 1: go this way with Shack Laws and Emmanuel Ogba, if
Speaker 1: to a tongue of Bloo continues to progress and play well,
Speaker 1: you might have a Dolphins GM on that list, on
Speaker 1: the shortlist for Executive of the Year as well. Your
Speaker 1: third takeaway, John, My third takeaway is Jason Sanders comes
Speaker 1: through again. Uh, this is the guy that is just
Speaker 1: how how can you be so perfect in a game
Speaker 1: that's so hard and you get one opportunity? You know,
Speaker 1: your job is one opportunity. It's not like Jason can
Speaker 1: come back after two or throws one. He's trying to
Speaker 1: throw one away and it's almost picked off, but it's
Speaker 1: not and you get to come back the next play
Speaker 1: and try it all over again. You know, Sanders and
Speaker 1: kickers like him around the league, you know, they get
Speaker 1: one opportunity, and like we saw today, he was able
Speaker 1: to stay up up from fifty yards, you know, to
Speaker 1: get those points when he did at the end of
Speaker 1: the half, and then and then be able to think,
Speaker 1: you know, just to get hit from fifty six yards
Speaker 1: just incredible. So I just thought that it gives the
Speaker 1: Dolphins offense and the entire team confidence. When you cross
Speaker 1: the fifty yard line, you're you're starting to get into
Speaker 1: Jason Sanders territory. And and it's not like it's you know,
Speaker 1: these are automatic kicks. Over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: I know, when you know, the the offense was struggling
Speaker 1: in the red zone and they were settling for chip
Speaker 1: shot field goals. That's one thing, and you expect to
Speaker 1: make them. But when you get over forty five yards,
Speaker 1: those those can be dicey, and and those can be
Speaker 1: a little bit inconsistent depending on where you're playing in
Speaker 1: the time of year. But Jason Sanders has been terrific.
Speaker 1: And I also think you know, the entire special teams group,
Speaker 1: they had a chance to get on a loose football
Speaker 1: and you know, to start the third quarter, they had
Speaker 1: an opportunity on a pump return where Jachim makes the
Speaker 1: first three guys missed and he gains like another twelve
Speaker 1: or fifteen yards. That gives the Dolphins pretty good field position.
Speaker 1: I thought the coverage teams have been pretty good, you know,
Speaker 1: the entire year, and but but Jason Sanders, he's been
Speaker 1: the difference in terms of finding those points for the Dolphins.
Speaker 1: And uh, you know, we have defense scoring, you have
Speaker 1: Jason being perfect, you have the offense coming back from
Speaker 1: a fourth quarter deficit. Couldn't have been a better road
Speaker 1: win to keep this momentum going for the Miami Dolphins. No,
Speaker 1: not at all. And back home next week for the
Speaker 1: Chargers at hard Rock Stadium with Justin Herbert, a battle
Speaker 1: of rookie quarterbacks here at the at the hard Rock Stadium.
Speaker 1: Man that that's gonna be another high level, primetime level
Speaker 1: football game that people are gonna want to into. And
Speaker 1: that's kind of who this Miami Dolphins team have become
Speaker 1: in recent weeks. It kind of a must watch ticket
Speaker 1: at this point, blowing teams away and now finding a
Speaker 1: way to finish out a close game in Arizona. John
Speaker 1: can Gemmy, the co host of the audible podcast here
Speaker 1: on the Miami Dolphins podcast Network. You guys can find
Speaker 1: their episodes usually Thursday, right John, Yeah, usually on Thursday.
Speaker 1: So uh that's when the older, older guys warm up
Speaker 1: during the beginning of the week. We finally spit it
Speaker 1: out by Thursday. Well, I'm just I'm a ball of
Speaker 1: energy tonight. This whole podcast was was done up here
Speaker 1: quickly because I can't I can't stop talking about this
Speaker 1: Dolphins football team. In the meantime, go ahead and check
Speaker 1: out John's three key or three takeaways rather, that's posted
Speaker 1: on Miami Dolphins dot com. Right now, John, appreciate your
Speaker 1: time is always my friend. We'll see you next Sunday
Speaker 1: at hard Rock. Sounds great for I was looking forward
Speaker 1: to it, and away he goes John kN Jemmy always
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