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Speaker 1: What is up? Dolphins? And welcome to the Drivetime Podcast,
Speaker 1: part of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team,
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield and as I'm here to do each and
Speaker 1: every day, ready to bring you your daily dose of
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins football. And on today's show, we're taking a
Speaker 1: few deep dives. On Deep Dive Wednesday, we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the comeback from the setback, plus will follower us
Speaker 1: back in the fold how could he impact the team
Speaker 1: and the offense. And that wraps into our final point
Speaker 1: about how the offense can help to elevate the defense
Speaker 1: with better production from the Baptist Health Studios inside the
Speaker 1: Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the Drivetime Podcast. Roster
Speaker 1: news to get to here first on this edition of
Speaker 1: Drive Time, Roderick Johnson was added to the Dolphins practice
Speaker 1: squad in place of Bobby Hart, who was added recently
Speaker 1: to that same practice squad. And Johnson was a fifth
Speaker 1: round draft pick of the Cleveland Browns back in He's
Speaker 1: played six hundred and twenty six career snaps over twenty
Speaker 1: nine in his career, both with the Houston Texans, he
Speaker 1: allowed twenty eight pressures on four hundred three pass blocking
Speaker 1: snaps per Pro Football Focus. So some of your roster
Speaker 1: activity on this week three edition of the Drivetime Podcast.
Speaker 1: We'll get to some possible roster and starting lineup shake
Speaker 1: ups here in just a minute. But we started off
Speaker 1: Tuesday with a assistant coach media availability, and I had
Speaker 1: one specific thing that I wanted to discuss with everyone
Speaker 1: that I could talk to, and it was about the
Speaker 1: approach to coming back from a tough loss like the
Speaker 1: Bill's loss. And to a man, whether it was defensive
Speaker 1: line coach Austin Clark, cornerbacks coach Charles Burke's, wide receivers
Speaker 1: coach Josh Grizzard, offensive line coach Lemil John Pierre co
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator, and running backs coach Eric Studisville, it was
Speaker 1: all the same to a man, and it's that you
Speaker 1: have to have the same mentality, the same mindset, the
Speaker 1: same even kill temperament. Whether it's a big win, a
Speaker 1: big loss, a close game, whatever the case may be,
Speaker 1: players will follow their lead and Charles Burke Burke's I
Speaker 1: thought said it the best when he said, it's a
Speaker 1: leader's job to set the tone in the temperament for
Speaker 1: the rest of his particular room, and in this case,
Speaker 1: panic creates panics, so we're not gonna sit there in panics.
Speaker 1: I thought that was an interesting opportunity to talk to
Speaker 1: the coaches, and it's not like, you know, we're sitting
Speaker 1: there and talking to each of them at the same time.
Speaker 1: I'm going from one coach to the next, and they
Speaker 1: all had a very similar mindset in terms of how
Speaker 1: you approach overcoming a tough loss like we had in
Speaker 1: week number two against the Bill. So with that, I
Speaker 1: wanted to go and look at some other setbacks over
Speaker 1: the last couple of seasons here with Brian Flores and
Speaker 1: how this team responded, because you know, I've always adopted
Speaker 1: the purse the philo, the philosophy that the bad game
Speaker 1: itself is not the story, it's what happens after that,
Speaker 1: and that's true for good games and winning production as well.
Speaker 1: And the Dolphins have a chance to prove that that
Speaker 1: was not the team they're going to be. But can
Speaker 1: they do it because you have to just you can't
Speaker 1: just show up and do it. You have to earn it. Shoot,
Speaker 1: I'm old enough to remember articles in Week one asking
Speaker 1: the question is Aaron Rodgers done? I mean, dude through
Speaker 1: for nine point four yards per attempt on Monday Night
Speaker 1: with an eight one point five percent completion rate and
Speaker 1: a touchdown every like six point eight passes, with a
Speaker 1: passer rating of one forty five point six. So I mean, nope,
Speaker 1: he's not done. Not not, not for Aaron Rodgers. But
Speaker 1: you just don't get to show up again. You have
Speaker 1: to go out there and prove it. And for Miami
Speaker 1: that comes this week in Las Vegas, and then we
Speaker 1: have to prove it again next week against Indianapolis, and
Speaker 1: then against Tampa Bay and Jacksonville and so on and
Speaker 1: on and on and on. It's a week to week league.
Speaker 1: And that's how this team last year was able to
Speaker 1: come off a Week two lost to the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: That was a three point game, but if you recall,
Speaker 1: Buffalo had seized control late. They were up by ten,
Speaker 1: going down the field pretty much at will in that
Speaker 1: second half, and we had a late touchdown and I
Speaker 1: don't want to call a garbage time because I had
Speaker 1: a chance for an on site kick to recover that
Speaker 1: and make it a game. But the Bills were definitely
Speaker 1: in a softer defense, so they had a ten point
Speaker 1: lead late in that game. You know, a game that
Speaker 1: was after midway through the fourth quarter just about in
Speaker 1: the books, and that had an impact that I know
Speaker 1: you all will remember this because we all watched the
Speaker 1: pregame show when the team's on national TV. But just
Speaker 1: four days later on the road on a short week
Speaker 1: in primetime a Thursday night in Jacksonville, the higher panel
Speaker 1: before that game picked Jacksonville to win the game, and
Speaker 1: I think it was rather convincingly too. And the discussion
Speaker 1: was as Jacksonville playoff team and YadA YadA ya, so
Speaker 1: on and so forth. We had a one in one
Speaker 1: team versus now and two team. What's the result of
Speaker 1: Miami in that game? Then the next week, first the
Speaker 1: Seahawks lose a very tough game where you had chances
Speaker 1: to win the red zone. Offense couldn't execute enough to
Speaker 1: get Seattle in a position where they had to storm
Speaker 1: and make, you know, put together a comeback late in
Speaker 1: that game. But you fall to one in three with
Speaker 1: again kind of a difficult fourth quarter, and boy, it's
Speaker 1: a tough hold climb out of it one and three.
Speaker 1: A lot of pundits will claim that that's kind of
Speaker 1: a death punch to the season, like you get O
Speaker 1: and two is the first one. I think Ben Solak
Speaker 1: from The Ringer, Who's does some of the best work
Speaker 1: of anybody out there in the football stratosphere, you know,
Speaker 1: he had a good comment calling it oh and tombstone
Speaker 1: because only ten percent teams in a sixteen game format
Speaker 1: schedule have qualified for the playoffs in the past. I've
Speaker 1: always argued against that because obviously, if you're a bad team,
Speaker 1: your chances are starting out oh and two are pretty good.
Speaker 1: But when a good team starts off oh and two,
Speaker 1: it's not the same thing. So I have always hated
Speaker 1: grouping teams together like that in that regard. So I
Speaker 1: don't think that ten percent applies to everybody, but it
Speaker 1: is a tough hole to climb out of. And after
Speaker 1: getting oh and two you win your week three game.
Speaker 1: If you go to one and four, it's like the
Speaker 1: exact same thing. So one and three, oh and two,
Speaker 1: I guess two and five would be the next step
Speaker 1: in that type of evaluation. But the whole point is
Speaker 1: when you're up against the ropes, how do you respond,
Speaker 1: how do the Dolphins respond last year when they were
Speaker 1: in that one in three hole, Well, they went into
Speaker 1: the house of the defending NFC champion San Francisco forty
Speaker 1: Niners who were getting back Deebo Samuel and George Kittle
Speaker 1: and Jimmy Garoppolo for that game seventeen Dolphins win. How
Speaker 1: about that very difficult loss in Denver without your starting quarterback.
Speaker 1: The following week, no less three win at the meadow Lands,
Speaker 1: you get a tough loss at him to Kansas City,
Speaker 1: where the Chiefs would jump out to a thirty three
Speaker 1: to thirteen lead and Miami's comeback effort put them in
Speaker 1: position to get the ball back with two minutes to
Speaker 1: go in that game and just a six point deficit.
Speaker 1: But you know how Mahomes and that offense goes. They're
Speaker 1: tough to stop in those moments or really in any moment.
Speaker 1: So even within that game, this team responded. And then
Speaker 1: to have to come up short and then welcome in
Speaker 1: the Patriots the following league, whose season was on the
Speaker 1: line at that point, to get a convincing win off
Speaker 1: that tough loss says something about your mental makeup. So
Speaker 1: just last year alone, coming off lost Dolphins were four
Speaker 1: and one, and technically, if you include game one of
Speaker 1: this year with Week seventeen last year, which I don't
Speaker 1: think really counts, but if you want to go ahead
Speaker 1: and add it in there for the hell of it,
Speaker 1: that's five and one, So a chance to make it
Speaker 1: six and one off of losses since the start of
Speaker 1: under Brian Flora's with a win in Las Vegas. But again,
Speaker 1: you don't just get there, you don't show up and
Speaker 1: it happens. You have to go out there and make
Speaker 1: the corrections and execute those corrections, because execution is key
Speaker 1: for sure, right and coach and the staff will certainly
Speaker 1: say the ability to execute comes back on them. It
Speaker 1: starts with Brian Flores and his coaching staff. So a
Speaker 1: better job from everyone included. So how about some areas
Speaker 1: that they can clean it up well. Penalties is the
Speaker 1: first one that stands out. It was the second highest
Speaker 1: penalty total in the Brian Flores era. Nine penalties for
Speaker 1: eighty three yards literally never happened last year. There was
Speaker 1: only a quarter of the games four of the six
Speaker 1: team that were even close to that eight for sixty
Speaker 1: four against Cincinnati, seven for seventy five against Arizona, seven
Speaker 1: for sixty nine in San Francisco, and five for seventy
Speaker 1: six in Las Vegas. And wouldn't you know it, all
Speaker 1: four of those games were w's. And even though again
Speaker 1: you have to go out and prove it, history tells
Speaker 1: us that we can expect that to be something of
Speaker 1: an anomaly. It was the most penalties and yardage assessed
Speaker 1: on penalties since Week twelve, nineteen in Cleveland, when the
Speaker 1: Dolphins were in their first year under Brian Floress with
Speaker 1: a completely different suster. How about drop passes last year?
Speaker 1: Per Pro Football Focus, thirty two drop passes on the season. Obviously,
Speaker 1: easy math there tells you that's two per game Sunday
Speaker 1: more than double that five drops in that game. And
Speaker 1: we've already covered a few times the significance of a
Speaker 1: couple of those drops, possible points on the board with
Speaker 1: some of those and a fumble to No Less right
Speaker 1: around the fourth and goal, fourth inches inside the five
Speaker 1: yard And I should say, how about fourth down success? Right?
Speaker 1: They were over four on Sunday their average in twenty
Speaker 1: Did you know this? I didn't. I forgot about this.
Speaker 1: They were eight for ten on fourth down last year
Speaker 1: in nineteen it was forty six thirty eight. So tendencies, history,
Speaker 1: all this stuff is instructive. So here's getting back to
Speaker 1: those basics, your fundamentals, your techniques, your alignment, your assignment,
Speaker 1: the Brian Flores message. This is the week to really
Speaker 1: hone in on that message. Then there's something else that
Speaker 1: we get back this week that I think could provide
Speaker 1: a nice shot in the arm for an offense. It's
Speaker 1: off to a slow start. Obviously, thirty second points scored
Speaker 1: right now is Will Fuller's returned to the lineup. Now, Granted,
Speaker 1: we'll see how quickly he can get up to full
Speaker 1: capacity and full speed. And by that I mean the
Speaker 1: workload you've seen with Davante Parker and Jalen Waddle as
Speaker 1: your primary snaptakers at receiver. But first I wanted to
Speaker 1: go back and look at success rate by package, and man,
Speaker 1: the resources we have today with statistics is so good,
Speaker 1: like so so so so good. You know, I think
Speaker 1: it's a fedor with Safari flaps. It's so good. Inside
Speaker 1: joke for you guys. Eleven personnel from Miami success right,
Speaker 1: that has to get better, and it's the primary package.
Speaker 1: Sixty eight plays out of that package, only less than
Speaker 1: a third of them have been successful. What that means
Speaker 1: is how you cut down your yards to go on
Speaker 1: first down. If you gain five yards, successful play because
Speaker 1: you cut the distance in half. Second down, if it's
Speaker 1: second and eight, you gotta get four yards for a
Speaker 1: successful play. Cut the distance in half. Third down converting
Speaker 1: is how you consider a successful play. Twelve personnel. That's
Speaker 1: one tight end, two running backs, sorry, one running back
Speaker 1: to tight ends, and two receivers. Fifty percent success right
Speaker 1: on thirty eight plays. That's pretty good that you can
Speaker 1: win with that. And then with third team personnel just
Speaker 1: five plays ran eight percent success, twenty one personnel, just
Speaker 1: four plays ran fifty percent success. And then twenty two
Speaker 1: is two backs, two tight ends. They ran three plays
Speaker 1: out of that and had zero successful plays in terms
Speaker 1: of cutting the distance of the yards to go in half.
Speaker 1: So back to the eleven personnel package, your primary offensive
Speaker 1: package for just about every team in the National Football League,
Speaker 1: unless you're the Patriots with your two tight ends with
Speaker 1: Hunter Henry and John Smith or your forty Niners who
Speaker 1: who still run a fullback out there. The majority of
Speaker 1: the time, eleven personnel is primarily every team's primary package,
Speaker 1: and that's where I think Miami can make up the
Speaker 1: most ground. And wouldn't you know it, that's where will
Speaker 1: Fuller has traditionally made his biggest impact. Going back to
Speaker 1: just last year at the Houston Texans, they had a
Speaker 1: fifty one percent success rate and eleven personnel when Fuller
Speaker 1: was in the lineup, and this is one of the
Speaker 1: best offenses in the NFL last year. So fifty percent
Speaker 1: success rate, it's not like overwhelming, but it's a good number.
Speaker 1: When he was down the last few weeks of the season,
Speaker 1: it dropped like a very significant drop in success rate
Speaker 1: from the time Will Fuller was there to the time
Speaker 1: he's not. And I think his inclusion gives you a
Speaker 1: couple of things. Again, when he's full go, it gives
Speaker 1: you the ability to separate quickly, which is so beneficial
Speaker 1: in the scheme in the system that is predicated on
Speaker 1: pre snap motion and shifts and getting guys free releases.
Speaker 1: And his release game is exceptional. He puts corners and
Speaker 1: immediate conflicts just by the nature of his game and
Speaker 1: what he can do with every route being in the
Speaker 1: roll decks for what he can run. And we saw
Speaker 1: Buffalo squatting on a lot of what looked like to
Speaker 1: us first read, you know, coming off r p O.
Speaker 1: We talked about that first play of the game, the sack.
Speaker 1: There's two defenders bracketing Parker inside and outside and Fuller.
Speaker 1: Get just gives the defense another speedster like a Wattle,
Speaker 1: but also a technician to contend with. Like you have
Speaker 1: to account for the deep speed, you have to account
Speaker 1: for the ability to break in, to go out the
Speaker 1: two way go of the screen game. He can just
Speaker 1: do it all. I think the ability opens up some
Speaker 1: options with route combinations to the same side of the
Speaker 1: field because you've seen some one route stuff and then
Speaker 1: you get you have to get to the backside once
Speaker 1: that's taken away, and that really kind of is tough
Speaker 1: to do when you have the RPO and guys possibly
Speaker 1: blocking down field or a quick set up passing game
Speaker 1: where you want to cut or chip or just try
Speaker 1: to create two seconds of time for the quarterback to
Speaker 1: throwback there. And we've seen, you know, the option to
Speaker 1: to get two men routes on the same side of
Speaker 1: the field can confuse the coverage. It can possibly pull
Speaker 1: linebackers out of the possible rush zones if you can
Speaker 1: beat them and replace those those spots with the football
Speaker 1: and just a quick aside, real quick, you know. Peyton
Speaker 1: Manning talked about this on the Peyton an Eli pod
Speaker 1: uh Not podcast on the broadcast, and by the way,
Speaker 1: that thing could revolutionize the way we watch football games.
Speaker 1: I think that's the best. That's the pinnacle of sports programming.
Speaker 1: If you ask me, I'm mad that I let this
Speaker 1: idea become a thing without making it known that I
Speaker 1: had that idea several years ago. Talked about it last
Speaker 1: week on the podcast. The Seattle Mariners did a player's
Speaker 1: awnly broadcast like three years ago, So it wasn't my idea.
Speaker 1: I mean, I took it from the Mariners, but I
Speaker 1: had it before football, did I think that? You know,
Speaker 1: it was like Mike Blowers and j Bunr and like
Speaker 1: Dan Wilson talking. You know, there was no play by
Speaker 1: play guys, so there was no and it comes from mirror.
Speaker 1: Is a two two pitch off the plate outside three
Speaker 1: in two, it's a full count. It was just like, oh,
Speaker 1: nasty slider there. He snapped that thing off. Hey, when
Speaker 1: you were pitching, how did you get to your breaking pitches?
Speaker 1: On the late in account like they it was all
Speaker 1: about the analysis of the game, and I was like,
Speaker 1: that's brilliant. It's like a podcast during a broadcast, which
Speaker 1: is I think the future of sports broadcasting. But back
Speaker 1: to the point Peyton said when Jared Goff that even
Speaker 1: though he's a smart, studious quarterback, it's just not gonna
Speaker 1: be second nature that quickly in a new system to
Speaker 1: get to your second or third read like to know
Speaker 1: in the back of your mind, Okay, if it's not
Speaker 1: there to the right, I know, I come back to
Speaker 1: this landmark in this position against this coverage, against this
Speaker 1: leverage to the left, and he's gonna be there. I
Speaker 1: know where the ball has to be to make this play. Ha.
Speaker 1: But he said that that starts to happen or did
Speaker 1: happen for him in your number two in a new system,
Speaker 1: And he was saying that lines, fans and golf need
Speaker 1: patients in Detroit because as he gets comfortable in that system,
Speaker 1: he'll only get better. And that's obviously applicable to every
Speaker 1: single quarterback in the history of the world. And this
Speaker 1: is a new offensive system here, so something to keep
Speaker 1: in mind. Back to will real quick he provides conflict
Speaker 1: at the line, and again we know this offense utilizes motion.
Speaker 1: They've got crossers and the ability to go quick and
Speaker 1: stretch the defense horizontally and create spacing that way. I
Speaker 1: really think that Will's inclusion allows the Dolphins to kind
Speaker 1: of mirror some of the stuff on the other side
Speaker 1: with he and Wattle and that speed and ability to
Speaker 1: quickly separate again four point six yards of separation last
Speaker 1: week for a waddle, very very very good. Average can
Speaker 1: only help dictate coverage either on one side of the
Speaker 1: field or both sides. And if you have that take
Speaker 1: the top off the defense type of speed on either side,
Speaker 1: then the defense has to chew used to contend with
Speaker 1: one or both, And if it's both, then that can
Speaker 1: open up the run game, which also opens up further
Speaker 1: options in the R P O game. So we'll see
Speaker 1: how quickly he can get acclimated. But a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff we talked about on this podcast this offseason with
Speaker 1: regards to the ability to be explosive and create constant
Speaker 1: conflict for the defense and open up stuff for the
Speaker 1: run game and other parts of the offense based upon
Speaker 1: what you do well. That conversation was had with the
Speaker 1: thought of both Wattle and Fuller in the lineup on
Speaker 1: the field together. So I can't wait to see that.
Speaker 1: That's how I think this offense can really get back
Speaker 1: to being successful and being explosive to help this team
Speaker 1: win games. And one way they can do that is
Speaker 1: to help the defense out. And just real quick, here
Speaker 1: some cumulative defensive success rates against eleven personnel so far
Speaker 1: the season. Check this out. Miami was what we say thirty.
Speaker 1: Let's go back up, which is low right. Defensively, success
Speaker 1: like Miami's defense is shutting down the top personnel package
Speaker 1: so far. Right now of the opposition of choice and
Speaker 1: doing lynd didn't run it as much, but Buffalo that
Speaker 1: was their primary package, a choice in Miami did a
Speaker 1: good job against it, twelve personnel package. That's again you're
Speaker 1: winning football right there. Against a Patriot team a week
Speaker 1: one that ran primarily twelve personnel package, just thirty five
Speaker 1: of their snaps were out of that package. So again, defensively,
Speaker 1: you're winning a down on a downbind down basis at
Speaker 1: a better than average rate like significantly. And I think
Speaker 1: these are very encouraging numbers going forward because if the
Speaker 1: offense can find their rhythm and put more pressure on
Speaker 1: opposing offenses like for instance, the mac Jones Patriots plan
Speaker 1: was as effective as it was for them. And look,
Speaker 1: I think holding a team to six team points, regardless
Speaker 1: of how you do it is a win regard like
Speaker 1: doesn't matter if you hold somebody's sixteen points, you won
Speaker 1: defensively that day. But they were able to stay with
Speaker 1: that plan because the scoreboard allowed them to. And if
Speaker 1: the offense could have put more pressure on the New
Speaker 1: England offense, maybe they have to start making more taking
Speaker 1: more chances. And we've seen what this defense can do
Speaker 1: when the opposing offense takes those chances real quick. Back
Speaker 1: to Peyton Eli Peyton talked about this against the Lions,
Speaker 1: how they always start off and too high, and next
Speaker 1: gen stats can verify that one of their defensive snaps
Speaker 1: start off and too high. Now they disguised their coverage
Speaker 1: that way and they rotate off of that and just
Speaker 1: real quick for the lesson of the day, too high.
Speaker 1: It refers to your safeties, and safeties will tell you
Speaker 1: what the coverage is going to do most of the time,
Speaker 1: like if unless they have a good disguise on which
Speaker 1: a lot of dcs do. But the safeties take you
Speaker 1: to where you want to go. That's why myself and
Speaker 1: everybody that watches film and watches a lot of football
Speaker 1: complains when the broadcast doesn't show you the safeties on
Speaker 1: the screen, because it tells you everything most things that
Speaker 1: you need to get a read on what's gonna happen next.
Speaker 1: So they play out of too high every snap, and
Speaker 1: they rotate off of that. But Aaron Rodgers, to Peyton's point,
Speaker 1: essentially had to stay patient to take the things the
Speaker 1: defense was giving him, which was the run game and
Speaker 1: the checkdowns. And you find your backs and your tight
Speaker 1: ends in the passing game, right, And sure enough, Aaron
Speaker 1: Jones six grabs forty eight yards, Robert Tonyan three for
Speaker 1: fifty three, and Rogers only throws five in complations on
Speaker 1: the night on twenty seven past attempts. Again, just twenty
Speaker 1: seven past attempts tells you how efficient they were in
Speaker 1: both areas of being balanced on offense. But you see,
Speaker 1: the key in rhyming today is to stay patient because
Speaker 1: you'll eventually get your chances to attack and to be vertical.
Speaker 1: And I think two of those in completions from Rogers
Speaker 1: not mistaken. One for sure, we're deep shots, and I
Speaker 1: remember he had atoms with a step and a half
Speaker 1: on the outside and the ball was just out of reach.
Speaker 1: And the reason I remember that was because Peyton was like, oh,
Speaker 1: you missed him. Like I love watching Peyton react to
Speaker 1: the quarterbacks. He only cares about the offense. He wants
Speaker 1: him to succeed every single play. But that was the
Speaker 1: only in complation on the day to Davante Adams. He
Speaker 1: threw another dimeond right after that, right before and I
Speaker 1: can't remember, and it goes for a big completion. Adams
Speaker 1: winds up with eight catches on nine targets for a
Speaker 1: twenty one yards. You stay patient and you take your
Speaker 1: chances where you can. That's the kind of efficiency you
Speaker 1: can have. So all of this is to say that
Speaker 1: the offense can help the defense by being more efficient
Speaker 1: lim the oppositions chances, requiring them to be more aggressive
Speaker 1: based upon the scoreboard, and then this defense I think
Speaker 1: can really take off. Look at the big wins last year.
Speaker 1: What happened. We scored early in those games. Jacksonville fourteen
Speaker 1: ZIP three takeaways in that game. San Francisco fourteen ZIP
Speaker 1: three takeaways again, Jets the first time ZIP to start
Speaker 1: that game two takeaways, but three sacks and two for
Speaker 1: seventeen on third down. Rams game seven four takeaways, Second
Speaker 1: Jets game thirteen to three, start two takeaways on third down.
Speaker 1: So you get these leads. This defense can really turn
Speaker 1: the screws when they're playing with that lead, and getting
Speaker 1: back to that will really prove beneficial to this team.
Speaker 1: And my thought is that will Fullor's return can help
Speaker 1: them get on track as they continue to get more
Speaker 1: experience and continuity within this offense. So that to me
Speaker 1: is my upshot, my reason for optimism. Possible lineup changes
Speaker 1: and the inclusion of will Fuller, and of course we'll
Speaker 1: see who's at order back on Sunday, so personnel changes. Defensively,
Speaker 1: that's a little more week to week in terms of deployment.
Speaker 1: I think you can see the take off when the
Speaker 1: offense gets going a little bit too, So no real
Speaker 1: suggestions there. Defensively, I just think keep doing what you're
Speaker 1: doing and the other side can take care of you
Speaker 1: as far as offense and defense goes, and get that
Speaker 1: complimentary brand of football back on track like this Dolphins
Speaker 1: team enjoys so far through the first two plus seasons
Speaker 1: of Brian Flores. All Right Shorter Podcast that's gonna be
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Speaker 1: way tomorrow and some more video content, both in terms
Speaker 1: of the snippet the preview trailer. I'm also on Dolphins
Speaker 1: Today every single Friday on YouTube. Will check that out
Speaker 1: breaking down the game coming up that particular week. We'll
Speaker 1: have John con Gemmy on for Friday show to give
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