Speaker 1: Practice. Are Dolphins pafford growing touchdown? What a win for
Speaker 1: this Miami Dolphin team? Wow? What is up? Dolphans? And
Speaker 1: welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins official podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: each and every day. How's it going everybody? It is Thursday.
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I am here
Speaker 1: to bring you your daily dose of Dolphins football. And
Speaker 1: on today's show, we're gonna start off with audio from
Speaker 1: coach Flores. Take a deep dive into this game. The
Speaker 1: preview looking at Sunday's opponent in the Seattle Seahawks, will
Speaker 1: detail their film, their personnel usage, their systems, the best
Speaker 1: matchups to highlight. We'll get to the injury report for
Speaker 1: both teams. And here from some of your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: All of that and more on this Thursday, October the
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Speaker 1: of the fact that it is October, I mean, is
Speaker 1: there a better time of year than this for sports fans.
Speaker 1: We've got the NBA Finals, which you know, that game
Speaker 1: didn't go the way we had hoped it did. The
Speaker 1: Lakers look a pretty good opponent for the Heat in
Speaker 1: the NBA Finals. Your Miami Marlins have a one game
Speaker 1: lead in the NL wild Card Series. There, We've got
Speaker 1: football on tap, the Jets and Broncos playing tonight on
Speaker 1: Thursday Night Football, and the South Park Pandemic special. There's
Speaker 1: so much good television, so much good available entertainment for
Speaker 1: us right now during this month. My favorite time of
Speaker 1: the year, and it happens to be my birthday month
Speaker 1: as well, and my favorite holiday in Halloween. So October,
Speaker 1: here's to you, October the one. And with that, we
Speaker 1: have our first October opponent coming up in the Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 1: And we have the report from Wednesday for the Seattle
Speaker 1: Seahawks and Thursdays for the Miami Dolphins. The Seahawks post
Speaker 1: there's later in the evening because they are a West
Speaker 1: Coast team. For the Seahawks, this list is too extensive
Speaker 1: to cover each and every one of them. There are
Speaker 1: twenty five players listed on this list. I'm going to
Speaker 1: tell you who did not practice on Wednesday. Safety Jamal
Speaker 1: Adams was a d MP with a growing they had.
Speaker 1: Jordan Brooks, the rookie linebacker, did not practice with the knee.
Speaker 1: Dwayne Brown also didn't practice because of a knee injury.
Speaker 1: Cornerback Quentin Dunbar same story there knee injury, did not practice.
Speaker 1: Defensive tackle Poona Ford had a growing injury. He did
Speaker 1: not practice, and the story was the same for defense
Speaker 1: Eve and Benson Mewia. So plenty of players on that
Speaker 1: Seahawks list. As for the Dolphins Thursday injury report, we
Speaker 1: have three upgrades from the Wednesday status. Is safety Clayton
Speaker 1: federaland was now a full participant with the pectoral injury.
Speaker 1: He looking to get back for his first game of
Speaker 1: his Miami Dolphins career. Cavon Frasier was again limited as
Speaker 1: he was on Wednesday. Cornerback Xavien Howard went from limited
Speaker 1: to full on Thursday's practice, and Byron Jones went from
Speaker 1: d NP on Wednesday too limited on Thursday, where safety
Speaker 1: Brandon Jones once again a full participant in practice at
Speaker 1: quarterback to a talk about Lola did not practice. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and get to coach flores Is Thursday morning
Speaker 1: media availability. He spoke with reporters for about fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: as he does each morning here on Wednesday through Friday practices.
Speaker 1: Here is Coach Flora's talking first about the work of
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins and what he has done to put himself
Speaker 1: in position to make plays and earn himself a lot
Speaker 1: of respect among this coaching staff works really hard really
Speaker 1: on a daily basis, um, in all areas in the
Speaker 1: weight room, conditioning, obviously football. UM. So he's he's definitely
Speaker 1: improved really from the day got here through his rookie
Speaker 1: year and he's continuing to improve. So UM, I'm really
Speaker 1: happy with with with that improvement. UM. I think he
Speaker 1: just needs to continue to um do the things that
Speaker 1: he's been doing. Uh, he's getting more comfortable obviously, you
Speaker 1: know this being his I can you're in the league, um,
Speaker 1: having played, having a full season under his belt. So
Speaker 1: he's he's a he's much more comfortable, UM, you know
Speaker 1: with the system and how we want to do things.
Speaker 1: And I think he understands or what type of players
Speaker 1: he's going to see on a weekly basis, So um,
Speaker 1: hopefully continues to get better improved. I know he works
Speaker 1: in a way that UM uh he should that gives
Speaker 1: him an opportunity to improve, and UM yeah, we're happy
Speaker 1: with him. I think that comment there about Christian's work
Speaker 1: ethic and work habits, and if he continues to do
Speaker 1: what he's been doing, then he'll be just fine, as
Speaker 1: coach Flores says, And he has been just fine, been
Speaker 1: one of the most productive players on that defensive line
Speaker 1: through three games, had a really strong rookie season as well,
Speaker 1: leading all Ricky defensive tackles in tackles, and he also
Speaker 1: had the most pressures for an interior defensive lineman per
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus since the Steen season. So Christian Wilkins
Speaker 1: producing at the level you expect for a first round
Speaker 1: draft pick. And I think we will look back on
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins one day as you know, the first pick
Speaker 1: obviously of the Brian Flora's regime. But he was a
Speaker 1: guy that you know, I recovered him with Locked on
Speaker 1: Dolphins that first year and going into his deep dive
Speaker 1: of his background learning about the kind of person he was,
Speaker 1: the work ethic, the character that he displayed. You just
Speaker 1: love hearing that type of story workout in this league,
Speaker 1: and good things happen to good people because Christian definitely
Speaker 1: puts the work in and and puts himself in position,
Speaker 1: like Coach said, to to get in the right shape,
Speaker 1: to be prepared in the classroom to take it out
Speaker 1: onto the football field. And I think we've seen that
Speaker 1: bare fruit so far for Christian Wilkins through the first
Speaker 1: nineteen games of his professional football career, and then of
Speaker 1: course obviously now that I'm here with the Dolphins talking
Speaker 1: to Christian on interviews and in player media availabilities. Just
Speaker 1: the bubbly personality, you can't go wrong with Christian Wilkins.
Speaker 1: This guy, he just really he fits the mold of
Speaker 1: a Miami Dolphin, a professional football player, a guy who
Speaker 1: it's important to him and I just love watching this
Speaker 1: guy play. So Coach Flora's talking there about Christian Wilkins
Speaker 1: as for a player who was drafted here before Brian
Speaker 1: Flora's under Chris career, but has earned his way onto
Speaker 1: the football field for over a thousand snaps last year
Speaker 1: and on track to do that here again in so
Speaker 1: far through three games if you can't tell, I'm writing
Speaker 1: a story on Jerome Baker that will be out there
Speaker 1: today as well. But here's coach Flores's talking about Jerome
Speaker 1: Baker and what makes him so valuable and why he
Speaker 1: never leaves the football field or rarely leaves the field
Speaker 1: for just five snaps this year out of one and
Speaker 1: eighty two on that Dolphins defense. Uh, you know, Jerome's
Speaker 1: very athletic, tough, physical, he's a smart player. So there's
Speaker 1: really he can help us in a lot of different
Speaker 1: ways from a passwor standpoint, from a coverage standpoint. Just
Speaker 1: you know, he's got you know, let's call it every
Speaker 1: down ability. So um, you know, we feel good when
Speaker 1: he's out on the field. He communicates well, UM, tackles well.
Speaker 1: It gives us a guy who's um athletic and you
Speaker 1: can can and can make some play so and that
Speaker 1: those are guys who I don't want on the field.
Speaker 1: So if you can, you can help us and a
Speaker 1: variety of ways. And he can do that, like I
Speaker 1: just said, from a that's called blitz standpoint, a coverage standpoint,
Speaker 1: uh run game standpoint. Then obviously he's got a lot
Speaker 1: of uh ability and he helps our team, so we'll
Speaker 1: leave up there. Yep. The more you can do, that's
Speaker 1: been one of the themes under this coaching staff, under
Speaker 1: this regime, as guys that can play multiple roles and
Speaker 1: do multiple things on defense also helps you disguised, thanks too,
Speaker 1: because if you don't know which linebacker is coming on
Speaker 1: the blitz, who's gonna drop in coverage, who is liable
Speaker 1: to be kind of the free runner, the force defender
Speaker 1: in the running game, just helps you stay more versatile,
Speaker 1: more complex for the offense to prepare for you. And
Speaker 1: we'll go ahead and make it short and sweet there
Speaker 1: on the Brian Flores Thursday morning, October the first media availability.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and getting nowt into the game preview.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins will host the Seattle Seahawks Miami one and
Speaker 1: two Seattle three and O. As you know by now
Speaker 1: Sunday at one o'clock Eastern at hard Rock Stadium. Temperatures
Speaker 1: call for eighty five degrees, fifty chance of rain, fifteen
Speaker 1: wins and eight humidity. Who knows what it's gonna look like.
Speaker 1: It changes every single day out here. It was supposed
Speaker 1: to be Chili today, or at least compared to South
Speaker 1: Florida standards. I just went to the bathroom outside to
Speaker 1: the across the way to the restroom, and it was
Speaker 1: scorching hot out there. So you never know. But the
Speaker 1: interesting part of this matchup is that you know someone
Speaker 1: that has made the Seattle to Miami flights several times
Speaker 1: in my life. Now it's a five hour flight from
Speaker 1: the west coming east, a six hour flight from the
Speaker 1: east going west because of headwinds and tail winds. I
Speaker 1: wasn't aware of that, but I learned that recently. But
Speaker 1: maybe that's why the Dolphins and Seahawks always have. These
Speaker 1: matchups come down right to the very end. In fact,
Speaker 1: the last five matchups going all the way back two
Speaker 1: decades back to two thousand for these cross conference and
Speaker 1: cross country foes that used to be in the same
Speaker 1: conference but not anymore since two thousand to realignment. But
Speaker 1: in those five contests, the home team has claimed victory
Speaker 1: and each of them and in all five of those games,
Speaker 1: the final drive decided who was victorious on that particular day,
Speaker 1: whether it was the offense scoring points late or the
Speaker 1: defense bowing up in triumph. The last two contests went
Speaker 1: to the offense is getting the final touchdown or field
Speaker 1: goal in sixteen. I was there in person for that
Speaker 1: game up at Century Link Field for the season opener.
Speaker 1: Thought the Dolphins had that game the Ryan Tannehill touchdown
Speaker 1: run and then Russell Wilson did what he almost always does,
Speaker 1: it seems like, in the fourth quarter and drove back
Speaker 1: down for the game winner to Doug Baldwin in that game,
Speaker 1: the one prior to that. We'll talk about that game,
Speaker 1: Sprinkler game in Miami, both Russell Wilson and Ryan Tannehill's
Speaker 1: rookie year. We're gonna talk about that game on tomorrow's
Speaker 1: Flashback podcast with Anthony Fasano, so do not miss that.
Speaker 1: But in that game, Dan Carpenter put one through the
Speaker 1: uprights at the end of regulation to give the Dolphins
Speaker 1: a win in that game. But back to the President,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins are coming off a mini by week here
Speaker 1: played on last Thursday. Gonna have that ten day rest period,
Speaker 1: and that gives you a three day rest window between
Speaker 1: that time and when Seattle was preparing to get ready
Speaker 1: for that Dallas game. And of course in that Dallas game,
Speaker 1: this Seahawks defense has allowed a league high one thousand,
Speaker 1: four dred and nine two yards. This season, they were
Speaker 1: on the field for eighty snaps in that game on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I think that's pretty significant when you consider the long travel,
Speaker 1: the playing for that long, getting yourself rested back and
Speaker 1: your body back into playing shape. It's a long recovery process.
Speaker 1: Eighty snaps is a lot. Typically it's sixty to sixty
Speaker 1: five for most teams in a given game. And while
Speaker 1: the trends of that whole West Coast team coming east
Speaker 1: typically favor the home team going up against those Pacific
Speaker 1: time zone teams, the Seahawks are in pervious to that entirely.
Speaker 1: Since two thousand fifteen, Seattle is nine and one in
Speaker 1: games that kick off at one o'clock Eastern, and five
Speaker 1: of those victories came and trips last year to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Atlanta, Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: and Carolina, so they are well versed. This team with
Speaker 1: not much turnover from previous year. From the previous season
Speaker 1: to playing on the East Coast in that early time slot,
Speaker 1: and three of those games the Seahawks had to overcome
Speaker 1: halftime deficits. So starting fast is important, and that was
Speaker 1: one of the statue look out on these West Coast
Speaker 1: to East coast trips is that the West Coast team
Speaker 1: typically start slow, but generally speaking, the better team finds
Speaker 1: a way to win in the end most of the
Speaker 1: time in those games and in the NFL in general.
Speaker 1: But it's gonna be important, I think for the Dolphin
Speaker 1: in this game to start fast and kind of help
Speaker 1: keep Russell Wilson on the sideline and also kind of
Speaker 1: keep the gap the foot on the gas pedal, because
Speaker 1: Wilson has twenty nine career game winning drives and fourth
Speaker 1: quarter comebacks over his eight year career, now into the
Speaker 1: ninth year, with three games under his belt in that
Speaker 1: ninth season. But of course, the hard Rock Stadium challenge
Speaker 1: is more than just long travel from the visitors. They
Speaker 1: have to wear the blue jerseys. Dolphins are gonna be
Speaker 1: in the home whites Seattle and their home blues on
Speaker 1: that sideline, the visitors sideline that has direct sunlight, so
Speaker 1: interesting contests there. That's your set up to the game.
Speaker 1: As far as the Seahawks personnel, look, it goes back
Speaker 1: to the quarterback, right, Russell Wilson. You've heard Brian Fluores
Speaker 1: talk about him one of the best players in the game,
Speaker 1: if not the premier player in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: And his numbers back that up. The tape backs that
Speaker 1: up pretty much every way you splice it. You can
Speaker 1: just look at Russell Wilson's one of the best quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: not just right now, but really of all time. Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers has the all time best passer rating at one
Speaker 1: oh two point seven. Russell Wilson's point four points behind
Speaker 1: that at one oh two point three. He protects the
Speaker 1: football one point eight percent career interception rate. That's really
Speaker 1: good for a career. He piles up yards on the
Speaker 1: ground thirty one point two rushing yards per game over
Speaker 1: a nine year career. To do the math there over
Speaker 1: the course of what was it, sixteen games every every
Speaker 1: season and nine years, hasn't missed a game at five
Speaker 1: point six yards per clip there on the rush, and
Speaker 1: he has a penchant for explosive plays as well. He
Speaker 1: is number two behind Jared Goff in passer rating on
Speaker 1: throws twenty plus yards down the field at one forty
Speaker 1: nine point three. Remember, the perfect passer rating is one
Speaker 1: fifty eight point three. Goff has five throws and has
Speaker 1: hit all of them. Russell Wilson's eight for twelve throwing
Speaker 1: in the football twenty or more yards down the field.
Speaker 1: Just absurd. It's absolutely absurd. But for the majority of
Speaker 1: his career he has operated in a balanced offense that
Speaker 1: has a really big emphasis on the run game. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you're familiar by now with the term let Russ cook,
Speaker 1: and they have been letting him cook this year. Last year,
Speaker 1: the Seattle Seahawks running backs carried the ball three d
Speaker 1: and ninety six times. That's an average of twenty four
Speaker 1: point eight per game. This year, they run the ball
Speaker 1: sixty one times. That down to twenty point three rushes
Speaker 1: per game, so four and a half less rushes per
Speaker 1: game this year for the Seahawks, and Chris Carson has
Speaker 1: been the guy that has accounted for most of those rushes.
Speaker 1: He has of the running backs carries this season, but
Speaker 1: his task for the game on Sunday is unknown. He
Speaker 1: suffered a mile od niece brain and Sunday's win over Dallas,
Speaker 1: we'll see if he's out there. If he's not, that
Speaker 1: leaves Carlos Hyde, who has sixteen carries for fifty seven
Speaker 1: yards this year, and Travis Homer, who has eight carries
Speaker 1: for thirty nine yards. Formerly of the University of Miami,
Speaker 1: as the Seahawks top backs. Now, the offensive line in
Speaker 1: front of Wilson has really improved, and that's been an
Speaker 1: area of emphasis for them. They've gone after big mauling dudes.
Speaker 1: Brought in Mike you Potti from the Arizona Cardinals. Previously,
Speaker 1: they brought in Dwayne browner figures back in that trade
Speaker 1: with the Houston Texans, so they found a way to
Speaker 1: get that line beefed up. They signed Brandon Shill this
Speaker 1: year at right tackle. He's another really big body out
Speaker 1: there on the outside to replace George Fant who went
Speaker 1: to the Jets, and Phant two was a massive, massive
Speaker 1: human beings, so kind of a type cast there along
Speaker 1: the offensive line. They have the seventh highest rated run
Speaker 1: blocking unit per Pro Football Focus. Last season, they were
Speaker 1: twenty in that department and run blocking Grade BOOKGND tackles.
Speaker 1: We talked about him, Dwayne Brown, and Brandon Shell. Those guys,
Speaker 1: along with Ethan Postage, have not missed a snap Postage
Speaker 1: the center out of l s U. There, Shell has
Speaker 1: the most pressures allowed with eight, and rookie Damian Lewis,
Speaker 1: another l s U product, has the second most with seven.
Speaker 1: Both Lewis, though the guard and fellow guard Mike you
Speaker 1: potty suffered nice brains last week and did not return
Speaker 1: to that game, so we'll check on the status of
Speaker 1: those guards as the week goes along. Defensively, they could
Speaker 1: also be without star safety Jamal Adams, who had a
Speaker 1: groin injury last week and did not return. He has
Speaker 1: been an absolute you know you look at this trade
Speaker 1: feast or famine. He has been feast all day long
Speaker 1: for the Seattle Seahawks, getting pressure on the quarterback stopping runs.
Speaker 1: He has the second most run stops on the team,
Speaker 1: behind Bobby Wagner and his replacement Delano Hill. Last week.
Speaker 1: He has allowed and average of better than twelve yards
Speaker 1: per past target over his last two years with fourteen
Speaker 1: games and four starts. There so interesting looking there at
Speaker 1: the Dolphins and Seahawks matchup, injuries and what the Seahawks
Speaker 1: offer on a personnel standpoint. We just don't know exactly
Speaker 1: what it is right now because so many players are
Speaker 1: on that injury report with their status maybe up in
Speaker 1: the air. We'll find out more as the week goes along.
Speaker 1: As far as my top three matchups, as we do
Speaker 1: every week here on the Drivetime podcast as well up
Speaker 1: on Miami Dolphins dot Com. And the Seahawks Dolphins week
Speaker 1: for a preview, and real quick before we get into that,
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Speaker 1: the matchup highlights. Here, I'm looking first at the Dolphins
Speaker 1: pass catchers against the Seahawks back seven, we talked about
Speaker 1: the defensive yards allowed of the Seahawks through three games.
Speaker 1: They really have two primary fixtures and then a mix
Speaker 1: of platoon players in that secondary. As far as snap
Speaker 1: counts are concerned. Right now, Shaquille Griffin there their best cornerback,
Speaker 1: has been on the field for nine of the defensive
Speaker 1: snaps and he typically stays to one side of the field.
Speaker 1: The Seahawks defense under Pete Carroll has been so consistent
Speaker 1: and so good for so long, and they operate pretty
Speaker 1: much in the same sy some You might recall the
Speaker 1: famous Legion of Boom around that cover three. You've got
Speaker 1: Richard Sherman on one side, Brandon Browner or Byron Maxwell
Speaker 1: whoever was on the other side of the field with
Speaker 1: Earl Thomas kind of playing that deep center field and
Speaker 1: Brandon Browner or not Brandon Browner, uh Cam Chancellor down
Speaker 1: in the box making things happen that way. That was
Speaker 1: kind of the Jamal Adams piece right there. With that
Speaker 1: with the Cam Chancellor role on that defense, kind of
Speaker 1: playing in the box, playing all over the field, being
Speaker 1: instinctive and being the enforcer of that defense. Pretty much
Speaker 1: the same thing here. But now we'll see if Jamal
Speaker 1: Adams can't play in this game. He was one of
Speaker 1: the other two primary fixtures with more than of the
Speaker 1: Seahawks defensive snaps. But in this last week, Shaquille Griffin,
Speaker 1: playing on that left side of the Seahawks defense, saw
Speaker 1: Marii Cooper and Michael Gallup. He forced one in completion
Speaker 1: against each, but both guys caught two and three balls
Speaker 1: respectively for a total of nineties six yards that per
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus. On the other side, you've got Trey Flowers,
Speaker 1: a long, tall, physical corner who was targeted ten times
Speaker 1: in the passing games so far this year for one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty nine yards. So I think it'll be
Speaker 1: interesting to see how the see how the Dolphins want
Speaker 1: to line up against that Seahawks defensive backfield to typically
Speaker 1: stay to their one side of coverage, and all three
Speaker 1: of the Seahawks games this year have been absolute shootouts,
Speaker 1: and if that's the path this game takes, it's going
Speaker 1: to be important, as Fitzpatrick talked about on Wednesday, to
Speaker 1: just be relentless and attack and finished drives in the
Speaker 1: end zone. You cannot settle for field goals against teams
Speaker 1: like Kansas City, like the Baltimore Ravens, and especially not
Speaker 1: against the Seattle Seahawks offense with Russell Wilson on the
Speaker 1: other side, and that kind of aggressive mentality could make
Speaker 1: for an interesting fight between how the Seahawks want to
Speaker 1: defend Davante Parker, Preston Williams, Mike get Sicky as they
Speaker 1: afford Jachem Grant this Dolphin's deeper slew of pass catchers
Speaker 1: on that side of the ball and the Sundays win
Speaker 1: over Dallas. Cedric Wilson had a really big day, including
Speaker 1: a forty yard touchdown that was matched up against kJ Wright,
Speaker 1: their linebacker, and Dallas went after right. In that game.
Speaker 1: He was targeted ten times for seventy nine yards and
Speaker 1: the touchdown. Of course, the one to Cedric Wilson. Three
Speaker 1: of those ten targets came up against wide against wide
Speaker 1: receivers of the Cowboys all completions for fifty four yards.
Speaker 1: So if they want to put kJ right on a receiver,
Speaker 1: that might be a matchup. You look for for the
Speaker 1: seat for the Miami Dolphins offense going up against that
Speaker 1: Seahawks defense and that predominant Cover three look on the
Speaker 1: back end the second matchup, flip it over to the
Speaker 1: other side, Dolphins secondary up against DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.
Speaker 1: Those guys don't leave the field. They both can flat
Speaker 1: out scoop. Mattcalf ran a four three three forty. Locket
Speaker 1: ran a four four forty back in their days of
Speaker 1: college or or post college days, I should say, and
Speaker 1: it's evident by their deep prowess. Metcalf is the NFL
Speaker 1: leader in yards per catch at twenty four point eight
Speaker 1: with a minimum ten targets. He also has the most
Speaker 1: yards on deep throws over twenty or more yards. He
Speaker 1: has two hundred and twenty yards on such throws through
Speaker 1: just three games. Last season. For instance, Tyler Lockett finished
Speaker 1: eleventh in that category with three hundred and seventy nine
Speaker 1: receiving yards on deep throws. You take a quick glance
Speaker 1: at the NFL next Gen Stats route charting. Metcalfs are
Speaker 1: both mostly gonna run vertical routes over routes kind of
Speaker 1: the same routes Buffalo tried to hit my Miami with
Speaker 1: On Stefon Diggs and and John Brown and those guys.
Speaker 1: You get off the release, you cross the formation and
Speaker 1: kind of use that speed and size and length to
Speaker 1: get position on the cornerback. He runs mostly crossing in
Speaker 1: deep routes, whereas Tyler Lockett kind of runs a little
Speaker 1: bit of everything. He definitely gets vertical. He runs the
Speaker 1: kind of quick pivot routes with change of direction moving
Speaker 1: in and out. Metcalf averages two point four yards of
Speaker 1: separation per route run, with Lockett creating an average of
Speaker 1: three point seven yards per route run. Locketts is the
Speaker 1: fifteenth best in the NFL and one point three yards
Speaker 1: better than Metcalf on the season, and the contrasting styles
Speaker 1: give the Dolphins options for how they want to shoot
Speaker 1: to defend the Seahawks to skill player attack these guys
Speaker 1: that barely ever leave the field. Xavian Howard's numbers so
Speaker 1: far through this season are reflective of his eighteen campaign,
Speaker 1: the last time he played a significant portion of the season.
Speaker 1: He's limited quarterbacks to fifty four point five percent completion
Speaker 1: with a passer rating of seventy two point nine. Back
Speaker 1: in it was fifty point nine pass or percentage and
Speaker 1: sixty two point six passer rating, so he's right on
Speaker 1: track to get back into that territory. And in consecutive
Speaker 1: weeks that year after he had two picks and back
Speaker 1: to back games, he also held Green Bays Davanta Adams
Speaker 1: and t Y Hilton to a kidbye two catches for
Speaker 1: forty four yards and a pick, So he can really
Speaker 1: defend the shifty, fast guy and t Y Hilton or
Speaker 1: Davanta Adams the bigger, craftier route runner like they have
Speaker 1: up here in Seattle. So where he goes where rookie
Speaker 1: Nonogny goes, who also saw plenty of different styles in college,
Speaker 1: between Jamaar Chase, Jalen Waddle, Davonta Smith, Jerry Judy, I mean,
Speaker 1: Terrence Marshall, justin Jefferson, the list goes on and on
Speaker 1: and on there. For Ignogny at Auburn and now into
Speaker 1: the NFL, he did have a ninetie percentile explosive rating
Speaker 1: on his relative athletics scorecard at the scouting combine, so
Speaker 1: he can certainly change direction, run deep, and stay in
Speaker 1: the hip pocket of those speedy receivers. How the Dolphins
Speaker 1: want to match that up. I find that to be very,
Speaker 1: very intriguing in this game. And finally, we gotta find
Speaker 1: a way to run the football man, because this defense
Speaker 1: of the Seahawks, they have been facing way more passes
Speaker 1: than running than the running games so far, and that's
Speaker 1: because they race out to leads of fourteen to three
Speaker 1: over the Falcons, seventeen over the Patriots, and thirty to
Speaker 1: fifteen over the Dallas Cowboys. They have allowed thirteen hundred
Speaker 1: and three passing yards through three weeks. That's the most
Speaker 1: in the history of the National Football League through three games,
Speaker 1: but some context can be applied. Their opposing offenses have
Speaker 1: thrown the ball one hundred and fifty five times compared
Speaker 1: to sixty seven rushing attempts, again because they're playing from behind. Now. Ideally,
Speaker 1: Miami can even that number with the balance by limiting
Speaker 1: Seattle's early scoring, keep him out of the end zone,
Speaker 1: and running the ball effectively. But it won't be easy
Speaker 1: because PFF has Seattle as the top graded run defense
Speaker 1: and that's not accounting for just yards gained. It accounts
Speaker 1: for their grade system, which I don't know how it works,
Speaker 1: but that's what they have. And that's spearheaded by future
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer or potential future Hall of Famer Bobby Wagner.
Speaker 1: He's got twenty six tackles this year, eleven run stops.
Speaker 1: He's only missed one tackle attempt. That's just kind of
Speaker 1: his game, fast, physical, instinctive, one of the best players,
Speaker 1: one of the most fun players to watch in the
Speaker 1: National Football League for my money, and the defense and
Speaker 1: total of Seattle has seventeen tackles for a loss on
Speaker 1: those sixties seven rushing attempts. So they're breaking in and
Speaker 1: getting stops on the running game quickly and often. And
Speaker 1: you have to just commit to this run and force
Speaker 1: the Seahawks to honor it for four quarters, to stay
Speaker 1: true to it so they can't rush the passer with
Speaker 1: their ears pinned back, and also force them into the deep,
Speaker 1: deeper portions of that defensive line rotation. Their top five
Speaker 1: snaptakers on the defensive line so far have seven hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty five snaps played, but only to nineteen against
Speaker 1: the run. Keep them honest keep it balanced, keep them guessing.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be a big key. The Dolphins have eighty
Speaker 1: five rushing attempts this year. That's fifteenth most in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Miles Gaskin leads the team with one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: two rushing yards, and his average yards after contact of
Speaker 1: three point oh a also leads the Miami Dolphins running backs.
Speaker 1: Joachim Grant has eight yards after contact, but he has
Speaker 1: one rush on the season, so not quite qualifying there.
Speaker 1: As far as the Seahawks system and scheme, look, they've
Speaker 1: been who they they are who they are, and that's
Speaker 1: how they've been for a long time under Pete Carroll,
Speaker 1: under Brian Schottenheimer. On the offensive side of the football,
Speaker 1: they just make no bones about who they want to be.
Speaker 1: They have one hundred and eighty snaps this season. One
Speaker 1: eighty of those come out of either eleven or twelve personnel.
Speaker 1: Eleven personnel is one back, one tight end, three receivers.
Speaker 1: Twelve personnel is one back, one tight end or two
Speaker 1: tight ends rather and two receivers. Metcalf and lock It
Speaker 1: are on the field for nine and nine percent of
Speaker 1: the offensive snaps, respectively. The third receiver David Moore is
Speaker 1: out there for forty eight percent, so Metcalf and Lockett
Speaker 1: don't leave. David Moore is a fifty fifty player, and
Speaker 1: typically this means you have to match the heavier personnel
Speaker 1: because you want to get more linebackers and more a
Speaker 1: linement to deal with big tight ends like Will Disley,
Speaker 1: like Greg Olsen, and how Brian Flores and defensive coordinator
Speaker 1: Josh Boyer want to call this game to match Seattle's personnel.
Speaker 1: That to me is an intriguing battle within this game,
Speaker 1: and the aforementioned matchup between the Dolphins pass catchers versus
Speaker 1: Seattle's back seven on defense can really be further explained
Speaker 1: through Seattle's defensive deployment. Seattle ranks sixteenth in the NFL
Speaker 1: this year utilizing dime packages on defense at six defensive
Speaker 1: backs at eleven percent clip for Seattle. For comparisons sake,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins run that run that package at more than
Speaker 1: double that rate at twenty three point eight percent. So
Speaker 1: if the Dolphins go four wide, or if you get
Speaker 1: yourself in a situation where you are in eleven personnel,
Speaker 1: for instance, with Mike Gisicky as the tight end, you
Speaker 1: might find a linebacker on a receiver or on Mike Gisicky. Again,
Speaker 1: that's where Kasicki has kind of made a bunch of
Speaker 1: money this year so far, taking the top off the
Speaker 1: defense against safeties and linebackers. The Seahawks blitz on thirty
Speaker 1: six point four of their defensive snaps. That's from Pro
Speaker 1: Football Reference. They ranked twenty two and sacks twenty one,
Speaker 1: and hurry rate sixteenth and pressure percentage, but seventh in
Speaker 1: quarterback knockdown rate. And just to finish up this preview
Speaker 1: and go ahead and check it out on Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: dot com as well. The Dolphins lead the all time
Speaker 1: series with Seattle with a record of nine and four.
Speaker 1: Each of the last five games came down to the
Speaker 1: last score between the Dolphins and Seahawks. A few notes
Speaker 1: from some players here. Linebacker Jerome Baker can become the
Speaker 1: first Dolphins linebacker since Channing Crowder in two thousand five
Speaker 1: through two thousand seven to notch two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: tackles in their first three seasons. He needs twenty more
Speaker 1: tackles to reach that landmark, so he needs a big
Speaker 1: game to do that. But with only twenty tackles to
Speaker 1: go in in thirteen more games to play, he should
Speaker 1: be able to get to that level here pretty quickly Sunday.
Speaker 1: If Eric Flowers makes the start as we expect him to,
Speaker 1: it will be his seventy five career start, a big
Speaker 1: milestone for him, and Bobby McCaine will make it seventy
Speaker 1: five career games play if he is out there for
Speaker 1: the ball being snapped on Sunday, which we expect him
Speaker 1: to be as well. And then with fifty three receiving yards,
Speaker 1: Mike get sicky. We talked about him a lot. He
Speaker 1: can eclipse one thousand receiving yards in his career with
Speaker 1: fifty three yards in this game. As always, we're gonna
Speaker 1: recap this game on Sunday night, both on Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: dot Com and on the Drivetime podcast with yours truly,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield. Check out all of our content flashback podcast tomorrow,
Speaker 1: countdown to Kickoff on Saturday, and actives on Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: and then of course tweeting through the game and the
Speaker 1: recap podcast with the audio and the sound from John
Speaker 1: con Jemmy the three takeaways from the game, as well
Speaker 1: as the recap up on the website. So plenty of
Speaker 1: content coming your way. Let's go ahead and finish out
Speaker 1: this podcast by hearing from a couple of Dolphins players
Speaker 1: who spoke to the media on Thursday afternoon, and we
Speaker 1: go real briefly here to Dolphins linebacker e land and Roberts,
Speaker 1: who was asked about a fellow linebacker and cammu, Gruge Hill. Yeah,
Speaker 1: me and Karma were drafting in the same class in
Speaker 1: New England, so we always had a relationship on and
Speaker 1: off the field. Comma was a great guy man, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that's what you get in front of everybody.
Speaker 1: You know, he comes to work there, they worked hard,
Speaker 1: you know, off the bill, he's exciting, got to be
Speaker 1: around and stuff like that. So that's my guy. Hey, Landon,
Speaker 1: wanted to ask you about this Sunday's matchup with the Seahawks.
Speaker 1: We'll see who's out there, but I know they've got
Speaker 1: a couple of guys like Mike you potty that can
Speaker 1: really roll up on that second level and kind of
Speaker 1: bring that physical mentality. Is that something that you really
Speaker 1: embrace as a player that really takes pride in your
Speaker 1: own physicality going up against a team that wants to
Speaker 1: kind of smash you in the mouth, too. You know,
Speaker 1: that's what the game is all about, you know, as
Speaker 1: his physical aspects to you know and whatnot in is football.
Speaker 1: So just come to play and we stay in the
Speaker 1: position group. Here with Dolphins linebacker Jerome Baker, who I
Speaker 1: first had a chance to ask about any offseason activity
Speaker 1: he had with regards to his charities, giving back, working
Speaker 1: in the community, and how much of a challenge it
Speaker 1: was to get that stuff done despite the COVID pandemic. Uh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so a lot of my events, Um, they didn't get
Speaker 1: canceled either, they either got uh you know, changed quite
Speaker 1: a bit. Um, I had to back back it away
Speaker 1: at my high school. It was originally supposed to be
Speaker 1: a camp um and everything, but you know, it's the pandemic.
Speaker 1: We just decided to get backpacks away in Um. That's
Speaker 1: pretty much all we did. So it was hard. It's
Speaker 1: definitely still hard, but you just gotta find different ways
Speaker 1: to I'm trying to be safe and to get through. Next,
Speaker 1: Jerome was asked about the rookie offensive lineman, but he
Speaker 1: took that as an opportunity to talk about the entire
Speaker 1: Dolphins rookie class and how they brought in the right
Speaker 1: type of players this offseason. Yeah, so uh, just right
Speaker 1: off the back, you know, they go hard, um, and
Speaker 1: they're willing just to get better. Um, they don't matter
Speaker 1: who who they're going up against. They're not afraid to
Speaker 1: ask questions. Um. Pretty much most of our rookies, they
Speaker 1: all just come in and, um, pick everybody's brain and
Speaker 1: just do things right way. And uh, you know guys
Speaker 1: like that just come in and had that hunger to him.
Speaker 1: You can just tell them and I had success and
Speaker 1: you can just tell you know, our online has definitely
Speaker 1: got better, and uh, it just continues to get better.
Speaker 1: I talked to the other day about Mike Kasicki and
Speaker 1: Derma Smith getting extra work on Tuesday, the player day off,
Speaker 1: and the previous week I mentioned it was Miles Gaskin
Speaker 1: who I saw running on the ladder drills and getting
Speaker 1: some extra work in on the practice field. Well, now
Speaker 1: I have a good what's the word I'm looking for here?
Speaker 1: An alibi someone looking back on my story up. Here's
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker on Miles Gaskin and the work the Dolphins
Speaker 1: running back puts in every single day, doing more than
Speaker 1: the coaches ask of him. Uh. If if you've been
Speaker 1: around here, you're not surprised at all about myles. Um.
Speaker 1: I mean he goes hard. Um, he's smart and I
Speaker 1: you know, he truly works hard. You know, not just
Speaker 1: during practice, but you know outside of practice even you
Speaker 1: know this week, you know, we had a few days off.
Speaker 1: I come in and just do some stuff in here.
Speaker 1: He's on the field, Um, doing ladder drills, running. Uh.
Speaker 1: I mean he's a guy that he do way more
Speaker 1: than what they ask him. You know. For me, I'm
Speaker 1: happy to see guys like that just to work hard
Speaker 1: and get what they deserve. And for him it's more carries.
Speaker 1: But nobody's if he's been hearing, nobody's surprised. You know,
Speaker 1: one of the ones he does great, and one of
Speaker 1: ones pass press protection he does it awesome. Might surprise
Speaker 1: for me. I'm definitely happy for Hey, Jerome, I've been
Speaker 1: looking back at some of your snap counts over the
Speaker 1: last couple of years, and you pretty much play every
Speaker 1: snap and you do come off the field sometimes. I'm
Speaker 1: curious if when they call you off the field for
Speaker 1: the couple of snaps a year that you do miss,
Speaker 1: are you kind of like, no, I don't want to
Speaker 1: do that, or like, is it just it's hard to
Speaker 1: get you off the field. Uh. Some of the times
Speaker 1: it's it's a little hard, just simply because um, you
Speaker 1: can be going, you only can get you know, playoff
Speaker 1: two plays off, I change your energy more to run
Speaker 1: off the field and run back on and you really
Speaker 1: don't get no water. You just pretty much just running
Speaker 1: off the field for nothing. Uh. Overall it's good. Um,
Speaker 1: I just try to stay healthy, trying to you know,
Speaker 1: stay ready, to try to stay in the best shape
Speaker 1: I can. That's just a credit too. And we heard
Speaker 1: Josh Bowyer earlier this week talk about the great physical
Speaker 1: condition Jerome stays. And you heard him talk during the
Speaker 1: Miles gasket a little soliloquy there that he comes in
Speaker 1: all his days off, gets a little extra work in
Speaker 1: there as well. So crowd to Jerome Baker and the
Speaker 1: types of players this Dolphins personnel staff and coaching staff
Speaker 1: brings into the building to kind of set that moved
Speaker 1: to that mentality of how to work in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. Up next, Jerome was asked about the improvement
Speaker 1: in Week three against the Jacksonville Jaguars compared to the
Speaker 1: first two weeks defensively and what maybe went in to
Speaker 1: that production on the defensive side of the football. We're
Speaker 1: starting to jail together. We're starting to really understand, you know,
Speaker 1: every guy's strength and weaknessis so that just comes with
Speaker 1: time and we definitely he's moving in the right direction
Speaker 1: when it comes to that. I know that, you know,
Speaker 1: the dbs, they're happy because you know, all it helps
Speaker 1: all of us. So you know, it's starting to come together.
Speaker 1: But we just gotta constantly just improve and get better.
Speaker 1: We're doing that. So we keep hearing these opinions from
Speaker 1: the veterans on the younger players. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: here next from Dolphins receiver Preston Williams on what makes
Speaker 1: no Anogamy a good cornerback at this level in the
Speaker 1: National Football League. You know, you got all the tangibles
Speaker 1: and know to be you know, great quantings league one day.
Speaker 1: Now you don't right now your stuff learning. Uh, but
Speaker 1: you know he's he's a real patient, you know, but
Speaker 1: don't be already quenty really patient. Um, you're gonna get
Speaker 1: hands like he's very physical. I like, I like no idea.
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna be a great ball player in
Speaker 1: the years it comes, and no real context with us.
Speaker 1: Next bit here but I just wanted to go ahead
Speaker 1: and play it press and talking about how this is
Speaker 1: a league full of contested catches. The league is full
Speaker 1: of contested catches and know a lot of dvs pretty
Speaker 1: pretty good. It's talk about creating space and making contested catches.
Speaker 1: So that's one thing we just always gotta do. Always
Speaker 1: gonna probably be a contesticated with dB in the area.
Speaker 1: So let's go ahead and finish up media availabilities with
Speaker 1: the player who covers Preston Williams and practice in cornerback
Speaker 1: Byron Jones, who first was asked about how you feeling, man,
Speaker 1: That feel really good. Um, rehab has been going up
Speaker 1: to it's been on schedule, which is great. Um, honestly,
Speaker 1: just day by day, I felt really good today. So
Speaker 1: we'll see we're at. And how about a thorough breakdown
Speaker 1: here of the Seahawks passing game with Russell Wilson, DK Metcalf,
Speaker 1: Tyler Lockett and all weapons they have on that offensive
Speaker 1: side of the football. Yeah, they have a really good
Speaker 1: receiving corps and it's really the combination of the receiving
Speaker 1: corps and also the quarterback and how he can get
Speaker 1: the ball to those receivers. So as we've seen in
Speaker 1: the past three games, Um, they're they're taking deep shots
Speaker 1: and um they're getting big explosive play. So as the
Speaker 1: secondary really has a defense, our job is to eliminate
Speaker 1: and really minimize those deep shots in those big plays. So, UM,
Speaker 1: they have fast guys, that have strong guys, that have
Speaker 1: savvy events. UM, and it's really impressed it to watch
Speaker 1: Russell and how I can pinpoint through deep ball. So
Speaker 1: that's something that we have to take care of going
Speaker 1: into the game. And next we hear from Byron on
Speaker 1: going through the paces of the rehab process and what
Speaker 1: that's like from his perspective a player who just hasn't
Speaker 1: missed much time in his NFL career. We just got
Speaker 1: to keep running to the paces. So you know, today
Speaker 1: was a really good challenge today with what we did, um,
Speaker 1: and the tomorrow is gonna even be a bigger challenge.
Speaker 1: So as we go along, you continue to push yourself,
Speaker 1: you gain that confidence and you start and you go
Speaker 1: to sixty. Um, it's just about the workload and the
Speaker 1: speed and how the recovery is and how I feel
Speaker 1: the next day. But I say we're on a good track. Hey, Byron.
Speaker 1: You mentioned that playing long enough in this league, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get hurt, but you've not really missed a lot
Speaker 1: of games in your pro career. And something I've heard
Speaker 1: before is that sometimes it helps a player to kind
Speaker 1: of get mental reps in from the sideline. Have you
Speaker 1: had any of that experience the last couple of weeks. Oh,
Speaker 1: of course, you know. I I mean I played every
Speaker 1: single game since I've been in the league. I missed
Speaker 1: my last game last year, which was the first game
Speaker 1: I've ever missed. Um, But this year, this is the
Speaker 1: first time I've had to prepare throughout an entire week knowing,
Speaker 1: um that I wasn't gonna play on last Thursday. So
Speaker 1: UM that that was different. It was actually, um, it
Speaker 1: was just it was just different. It's something that didn't
Speaker 1: go through. Actually called one of my past friends who
Speaker 1: who's gone through in the past, and he's gonna He's
Speaker 1: given me some really good advice, and um, it's just
Speaker 1: like you said, it's really going through the mental reps,
Speaker 1: putting yourself to the caces. It's seeing how play will
Speaker 1: develop on the left side of the field. On the
Speaker 1: right side of the field, you get a chance not
Speaker 1: just to focus on your matchup, but you get a
Speaker 1: chance to really focus on Okay, what would it look
Speaker 1: like from at the nickel position or from the left
Speaker 1: corner position at the right corner position. Um, so it
Speaker 1: really does give you that exercise, that mental exercise that
Speaker 1: really keeps you sharp. And uh, you know, just I'd
Speaker 1: probably taking more notes now than I typically do, but
Speaker 1: just trying to keep my mind and my body fresh.
Speaker 1: We'll go ahead and finish up the media availability here
Speaker 1: with two final questions for Byron Jones. They both threw
Speaker 1: on the same topic about playing with xaviing Howard and
Speaker 1: playing in this Dolphins defensive secondary and what they expect
Speaker 1: going forward. Yeah, we're still wrong. Um, there's no question
Speaker 1: about that. We have no who's a really talented young rookie,
Speaker 1: but he just hadn't seen a lot. But I can
Speaker 1: tell you this, Um, you know, he's probably one of
Speaker 1: the most impressive young guys I've seen a very long time.
Speaker 1: And the way he approaches the game, you know, it's
Speaker 1: this kid is here early. He's early with the coach
Speaker 1: looking at film, he's they're late. Um. The way he
Speaker 1: practices and the way he really approaches practice is really
Speaker 1: impressive for a young guy to understand that, and for
Speaker 1: me just to see X when he came back towards
Speaker 1: the end of camp. I think his first couple of
Speaker 1: days he got like two or three picks. I'm like,
Speaker 1: you can see his playmaking ability right away. UM, So
Speaker 1: it's it's gonna be special, but it's gonna take work. UM.
Speaker 1: You really have to bond together as a unit. It's
Speaker 1: not just about having, UM just really good players on
Speaker 1: the roster. You really have to develop a bond and
Speaker 1: really developed that level of communication. UM, that can really
Speaker 1: lead us to a different level. Um, there's a lot
Speaker 1: more than just the physical talent. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: mental talent. There's trusting each other, knowing that this person
Speaker 1: is going to be where he's supposed to be, UM,
Speaker 1: knowing yet inside help, outside help, wherever, whatever it may be.
Speaker 1: So we're still developing that. But that's a fun challenge
Speaker 1: going through the year. Yeah, and then that's the that's
Speaker 1: the that's the exciting part because there's there's really no
Speaker 1: timetable on that, there's no script to it. Um. As
Speaker 1: I watched more films with him and of him, I
Speaker 1: understand more about him and the same thing and the
Speaker 1: same things for for him watching me. Um, And there's
Speaker 1: really no timetable to it is just playing, getting as
Speaker 1: many reps as you can, you know, talking you know
Speaker 1: in the locker room about it, talking you know, off
Speaker 1: the field about it, talking while you're on the field
Speaker 1: about it, or whatever play you saw, how you feel
Speaker 1: about it, how you're gonna play this, how you're gonna
Speaker 1: play that. Um, it's just it takes time. But there's
Speaker 1: no timetable. So that's just something you work on every
Speaker 1: single day, you know, every single day. Let's keep working
Speaker 1: on this, let's keep getting right, and let's keep are
Speaker 1: parents so that we can be great. And that was
Speaker 1: obviously about rookie cornerback Noah Abenogamy at first, and then
Speaker 1: at the end there about xaviering how we're talking about
Speaker 1: how it takes time, but there is no timetable. Interesting
Speaker 1: stuff there from the Dolphins cornerback. Before we get out
Speaker 1: of here on this Thursday preview edition, real quick, while
Speaker 1: checking on the Jets and Broncos tonight on Thursday Night Football,
Speaker 1: that's one of your a f C East games over
Speaker 1: the weekend. Then we have a couple of four kickoffs
Speaker 1: in the other parts of the division. Chiefs and Patriots.
Speaker 1: What a clash that's gonna be in the a f
Speaker 1: C East putting against the former Super Bowl champions of
Speaker 1: last season and Patrick Mahomes there for the Patriots. And
Speaker 1: then the Buffalo Bills versus Las Vegas Raiders in that game,
Speaker 1: the three and oh Bills up against the two and
Speaker 1: one Raiders. Good matchups all the way around the division
Speaker 1: this weekend. We'll be excited to get those things covered
Speaker 1: for you guys on Drive Time next week tomorrow we
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