Speaker 1: Drive On with Travis Wingfield begins. Now, let me check
Speaker 1: your pulse if you're not far though, busy day shortened
Speaker 1: the intro. What is up, Dolphins?
Speaker 2: And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 2: Miami Dolphins podcast network covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: How's it going everybody? I am your host.
Speaker 2: You're a very fired up host, Travis Wingfield. And on
Speaker 2: today's show, the fans were back Zach Thomas in the house.
Speaker 2: The energy was absolutely electric, the long balls were flying,
Speaker 2: the one on ones were fire, and the defense helped
Speaker 2: even the tally. By the end of the day, we
Speaker 2: have tons of practice notes, We have media availabilities from
Speaker 2: Zach Thomas, Mike White, Jalen Phillips, Savon achmedcam Smith, and
Speaker 2: a new player and talk about Eli Apple and his game.
Speaker 2: We'll go ahead and hear from him as well from
Speaker 2: the Baptist Hell Studios inside the Baptist Hell Trading Complex.
Speaker 2: This is the Draft Time podh This pod might go
Speaker 2: a minute today, guys, because we have a lot to
Speaker 2: get to. Let's go ahead and start with some news
Speaker 2: for the day. First, the Dolphins signed new cornerback Eli
Speaker 2: Apple to give the cornerback room some reinforcement following the
Speaker 2: Jalen Ramsey news of his injury, who was also here
Speaker 2: today at practice and in good spirits, and he continues
Speaker 2: to give us updates via social with his proactive and
Speaker 2: positive mindset into the way he wants to attack his rehab. Man,
Speaker 2: I can't wait until see this team be where I
Speaker 2: think they're going to be a December, and then inject
Speaker 2: that guy back into the defense whenever that may happen.
Speaker 2: Which quick aside, by the way, I have been really
Speaker 2: enjoying the discourse around his involvement with the team and
Speaker 2: how his teammates are responding to him. We talked about
Speaker 2: it on the last podcast with the Pressers from the Guys,
Speaker 2: But I saw over the weekend that Ramsey tweeted about
Speaker 2: being a little bit bummed on that particular day about
Speaker 2: the surgery and the rehab, and Bradley Chubb quote retweeting
Speaker 2: it saying something like we got you five and just
Speaker 2: seeing the way they've kind of galvanized around that, and
Speaker 2: obviously his energy and what he meant to the team
Speaker 2: even just getting here a few months back. You know,
Speaker 2: I think every team will say this, but man, I
Speaker 2: experience it every day with their brotherhood on this team,
Speaker 2: in this building, It's so fun to be a part of.
Speaker 2: Like I know, you guys probably say all the time,
Speaker 2: Travis has one of the coolest jobs, and I will
Speaker 2: admit that it's amazing. It's this year has been up
Speaker 2: to a level that I just did not think was possible.
Speaker 1: It's been really cool.
Speaker 2: And speaking of that, Eli Apple is also here and
Speaker 2: he told us that Tyreek Hill was showing him around.
Speaker 1: The building a little bit.
Speaker 2: Weren't those guys supposed to be like number one foes.
Speaker 2: Despite that lighthearted spirit and fun trash talk they engage him.
Speaker 2: It takes not even a day for someone to don
Speaker 2: the Aquae orange and just become one of the guys
Speaker 2: real quick before Eli Apple breakdown. Also new in the news,
Speaker 2: Isaiah Winn activated off the PUP, so the Dolphins get
Speaker 2: some reinforcements back across the offensive line. That leaves us
Speaker 2: with Tron Armstead, Tanner Connor, and Nick Needum still on PUP.
Speaker 2: Going back to Eli Apple, and if you watch his
Speaker 2: tape to me, it's very clear where he excels. He
Speaker 2: is a very smart corner with good feel for the
Speaker 2: position and really really a proclivity for zone coverage. Lou
Speaker 2: Ana Roumo, who was the defensive coordinator in Cincinnati, formally
Speaker 2: down here with the Dolphins, but he pretty much helped build,
Speaker 2: construct and put together one of the best defensive backfields
Speaker 2: from a scheme and personnel standpoint up in Cincinnati. And
Speaker 2: we'll see just how good he is this year too,
Speaker 2: because they lost Jesse Bates and Von Bell and Eli
Speaker 2: Apple essentially three fifths their starting secondary this offseason and he,
Speaker 2: you know again took point to his you know, credentials
Speaker 2: interview for head coaching jobs this offseason, and he's not
Speaker 2: an easy.
Speaker 1: Coach to play for. It's what we've heard in the past.
Speaker 2: He really praised Eli Apple's abilities to grasp the defense,
Speaker 2: play with that sound technique and really help the defense.
Speaker 1: And again they.
Speaker 2: Drafted cam Taylor Britt who's a very very good player
Speaker 2: and got some run towards the end of the year
Speaker 2: because of Chidobe Awuzay's injury, and he steps onto the
Speaker 2: field and plays pretty well, but eli Apple held him
Speaker 2: off all year before that injury to maintain that starting spot.
Speaker 2: And he went into last offseason after Eli Apple's twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one season and said that job is it belongs
Speaker 2: to Eli Apple until somebody else takes it from him.
Speaker 2: So I just think that speaks really highly to Eli's acumen.
Speaker 2: And we'll hear from Eli here in a moment. And
Speaker 2: his media like guys get a certain rap based upon
Speaker 2: social or you know the way the it gets portrayed
Speaker 2: in the media. Eli Apple is a sharp dude man.
Speaker 2: We'll hear from him here in a second. I think
Speaker 2: you look at his role here and that will obviously
Speaker 2: be determined as we go along.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's day four.
Speaker 2: Of camp, but that's about as good of a July
Speaker 2: thirtieth signing that you can get in terms of veteran
Speaker 2: insurance to just add depth to the room, to not
Speaker 2: put so much pressure on a guy like Cam Smith
Speaker 2: from the jump. Like if Cam hits right away, great
Speaker 2: play in day one. If not, you can wait a
Speaker 2: little bit and let Eli Apple be the one that
Speaker 2: goes out there and you don't run to the situation
Speaker 2: like you had back in twenty twenty where Noah Igbinoghany
Speaker 2: got thrown into the fire and had rough games and
Speaker 2: you have to wonder what it did for his confidence.
Speaker 2: Same with you know Nick Needham as he works his
Speaker 2: way back, you know, assurance to him, an insurance him.
Speaker 2: It's good depth with a guy that you know you
Speaker 2: can trust once he's coached up on the system to
Speaker 2: really just adhere to your rules and play the coverages
Speaker 2: by the way they're designed to play and not you know,
Speaker 2: get guys in trouble.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I know people want to ask with the stats and
Speaker 2: why it's been not good from PFF. There are instances
Speaker 2: where he likes to gamble and play for the big ball,
Speaker 2: and that allows the big ball to go over his head,
Speaker 2: and that gives you negative grades. It gives you negative
Speaker 2: highlights that really stick out in fans' minds. But go
Speaker 2: watch Eli Apple's tape, snap by snap. It's a good
Speaker 2: football player. Man.
Speaker 1: It's good to have him in here.
Speaker 2: And I think what it also does is in the
Speaker 2: instance that somebody else goes down down the line, you're
Speaker 2: not all of a sudden pulling guys off your special
Speaker 2: teams unit, guys that were signed to be special teamers.
Speaker 2: You're not pulling them up and saying, go give me
Speaker 2: forty fifty cornerback snaps. Because now you have a guy
Speaker 2: who plays that role in Eli Apple, Let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and hear from Eli Apple, going back to the Lou
Speaker 2: and Aarumo comment and talk to him about what that
Speaker 2: system did to benefit his career and how it benefits
Speaker 2: him here down with Miami Dolphins. In your number let's
Speaker 2: see fifteen, sixteen, seventy nine, twenty one, you're number eight
Speaker 2: for Eli Apple.
Speaker 1: Yeah, helps with my versatility.
Speaker 4: He makes you do everything kind of in the defense,
Speaker 4: you gotta be able to press, you gotta be able
Speaker 4: to play off man different zones, and that's kind of
Speaker 4: like here. It's very you know, versatile in there, just
Speaker 4: scheme and I think that fits well in my skill set.
Speaker 1: So Eli apples here he was in the practice field.
Speaker 2: I thought it had a pretty good first day, and
Speaker 2: I was going to begin the podcast with Zach Thomas coverage,
Speaker 2: but I thought that was a little more pertinent to
Speaker 2: the current team. Let's go ahead and start with this
Speaker 2: on Zach Thomas and actually go to someone who is
Speaker 2: not Zach Thomas, because it's hard for the little kid
Speaker 2: in me to not come out sometimes when the legends
Speaker 2: are around, the guys that I grew up watching from
Speaker 2: you know before, you know, before I grew up.
Speaker 1: As Gus say something else.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Mike White because he knows exactly what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. The Pembroke Pines kid getting a chance
Speaker 2: to meet Zach Thomas here on day four of camp.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was nice. He was nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean just being back here.
Speaker 5: I was telling the quarterbacks walking out here and the
Speaker 5: fans like that was me when I was a little kid,
Speaker 5: like going over to the Daby campus and going to
Speaker 5: practices and watching them, and hell, I got to meet
Speaker 5: freaking Zach Thomas. Like he told twelve year old Mike
Speaker 5: White that he got to meet Zach Thomas that he
Speaker 5: would lose his mind.
Speaker 3: So just the whole being back home, it's really cool.
Speaker 1: So you and me both, Mike, you and me both.
Speaker 2: I posted the clip of Zach answering my question at
Speaker 2: the press conference, and in that answer he refers to
Speaker 2: me by name. And then later when he exits the
Speaker 2: presser room, I bumped into him in the hallway as
Speaker 2: he's walking out with Nat Moore, you know the Alumni Association,
Speaker 2: the head of that here with the Miami Dolphins. Now,
Speaker 2: he said, hey, Travis, good to see him, man, And
Speaker 2: I told him, this is awesome.
Speaker 1: Zach and I gave him a pat in the back.
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to like brag about that because
Speaker 2: I want to tell you this story, because it seems
Speaker 2: rather innocuous and maybe even self fulfilling to tell you
Speaker 2: guys the story. But the reason I'm highlighting it is
Speaker 2: I met Zach one time before, and.
Speaker 1: It was at DCCN.
Speaker 2: If you haven't been a DCC before, it is thousands
Speaker 2: of tens of thousands of people hanging out at hard
Speaker 2: Rock Stadium and trying to all, you know, getting photos
Speaker 2: and autographs of all the big time people around here.
Speaker 2: So hundreds of people were coming up to Zach Thomas
Speaker 2: in that moment. He was talking to Seth and Juice
Speaker 2: and perhaps you know, being with those guys kind of helped,
Speaker 2: you know, lock down the memory for Zach. But he's
Speaker 2: just getting pestered by people for pictures and autographs.
Speaker 1: He meets me briefly one time, just one time, told
Speaker 1: him my name.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm Traviser, did the podcast here, you know, Seth
Speaker 2: and Jews coworkers, and he remembered my name. If that
Speaker 2: doesn't tell you about the kind of guy that Zach is.
Speaker 2: And you know, now I suppose I'm making a habit
Speaker 2: of this, but both Zach and Pouncy I unintentionally got
Speaker 2: tears from them with their responses to my question. So
Speaker 2: I wanted to go ahead and play this response to
Speaker 2: you guys when I asked Zach about the support of
Speaker 2: all of you, all of you Dolphins fans who relentlessly
Speaker 2: pestered the Hall of Fame on social tweeted about it constantly,
Speaker 2: who took every chance you could to let the world
Speaker 2: know that fifty four belongs in. Can'ton damn it. Here's
Speaker 2: Zach Thomas. Dolphins fan support through the last twenty five
Speaker 2: years of his playing career, into his post playing career.
Speaker 1: And the Hall of Fame induction. Here's Zach Thomas.
Speaker 6: But back to what you're saying, Travis, the fans, I mean,
Speaker 6: they pretty much fueled me that love ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6: I read some of their comments. Pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Sorry, So this next part is going to be self
Speaker 2: serving because Zach was then asked another question when he
Speaker 2: stepped back and took a drink of water, and I
Speaker 2: don't think he was done answering the question. So but
Speaker 2: brought some tears to our Hall of Fame linebacker and
Speaker 2: just a really cool moment for me personally there, and
Speaker 2: I thought you guys would enjoy that too, because the
Speaker 2: question about the fans, and it's the only other thing
Speaker 2: choked him up was talking about his family. So that's
Speaker 2: kind of how he views you guys. Just wanted you
Speaker 2: to all to know that. But then Zach took us
Speaker 2: out onto the practice field. I don't know how good
Speaker 2: this is gonna sound from a you know, audible standpoint,
Speaker 2: but I really don't care because I just want you
Speaker 2: guys to hear the crowd reaction, a full house up
Speaker 2: in the stands and up on the burn behind the
Speaker 2: practice field here at Baptist Health Training Complex. Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and first play Zach's message, his speech to the
Speaker 2: fans before practice got underway. I mean, the most talented
Speaker 2: rosson NFL is Zach can get the guys two fired
Speaker 2: up for that one. Although I do agree with you
Speaker 2: on that, not gonna play that whole thing, so I'm
Speaker 2: realizing it doesn't really translate very well. Let's go ahead, though,
Speaker 2: and play Zach's message to the fans. To the Fens
Speaker 2: fans when he had the phone right in front of
Speaker 2: him a little easier to hear.
Speaker 1: Here is Zach Thomas.
Speaker 6: Hi, Zach Thomas, sir, if you're tell for fans, I'm
Speaker 6: out here at training. Can't look at this, guys to work.
Speaker 6: This is where we win right now.
Speaker 1: This is where we win right now. Look at the crowds.
Speaker 2: So good to see Zach out here in full force
Speaker 2: and getting the current fans and the current team fired up.
Speaker 2: He did meet with the team a little bit before
Speaker 2: practice and talked about how practice is where it all starts,
Speaker 2: where it all begins, and we all agree with that.
Speaker 2: For the entire Zach Thomas Press conference and more media availabilities,
Speaker 2: go ahead and get over to the team YouTube channel.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take a break right there and
Speaker 2: come back with the practice notes. I've got some lengthy
Speaker 2: notebook here for you guys. A very fun practice as
Speaker 2: all the fans and the stands got to see. My
Speaker 2: thoughts on a very competitive practice today. After the break,
Speaker 2: Draft Time podcast your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you
Speaker 2: by Auto Nation, let's kick this thing off on the
Speaker 2: July thirtieth Sunday Practice notes from the Baptist Health Training
Speaker 2: Complex with the quarterbacks and what I thought was Tua's
Speaker 2: best day of camp so far. A real four hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty eight yards six touchdown type of energy from
Speaker 2: QB one on this day, and he was dropping them
Speaker 2: in on every throw. You can possibly imagine for the
Speaker 2: baseball fans, you know how they say a starting pitcher
Speaker 2: has You know, they have thirty starts every year, give
Speaker 2: or take ten starts where they have their plus stuff,
Speaker 2: ten starts with average stuff, and then ten days taking
Speaker 2: the rubber where they don't have it. Tua had the
Speaker 2: plus stuff working, and it began during one on ones.
Speaker 2: He was layering long balls into the end zone for
Speaker 2: twenty five yard scores over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: He was fitting fastballs in over the middle, and we
Speaker 2: see this play out in team period two. There was
Speaker 2: a shot that someone broke up.
Speaker 1: Let me go to my notes.
Speaker 2: Who was It was Cam Smith working back down the
Speaker 2: stem on Brayln Sanders, who I thought drifted back into
Speaker 2: his route a little bit and didn't kind of angle
Speaker 2: it off back to the quarterback, which gave Smith the
Speaker 2: opportunity to get over the top and knock that thing down.
Speaker 2: But it was just a rocket, and I think Standers
Speaker 2: was maybe late to kind of respond to it. That's
Speaker 2: probably part of that drifting on the route, because all
Speaker 2: of a sudden you do that, the timing of the
Speaker 2: route does not sync up. And good on Smith for
Speaker 2: taking advantage and breaking the ball up. But I just
Speaker 2: thought Tua was seeing it and letting it fly and
Speaker 2: playing with confidence on this practice, and it was evident
Speaker 2: by that throw. So he drops deep shot into the
Speaker 2: bucket the Tyreek and Man. The thing you have to
Speaker 2: love about Tyreek is how easy he makes on his
Speaker 2: quarterback when they load up for the home run ball. Typically,
Speaker 2: long balls don't come easily, but Tyreek is one of
Speaker 2: the few guys ever that can make them easy.
Speaker 1: Now, we did see two have that.
Speaker 2: You know, handoff level placement on shots against the Packers
Speaker 2: for fifty plus yards down to the one yard line,
Speaker 2: the dime down the middle against both San Francisco and
Speaker 2: Baltimore for long touchdowns, the perfect ball outside against the
Speaker 2: Chargers for Tyreek's second touchdown in that game. But we
Speaker 2: also saw the second touchdown against Baltimore where he's all
Speaker 2: alone and the ball just finds him there. He does
Speaker 2: that better than any receiver I think I've ever seen,
Speaker 2: besides maybe Deshaun Jackson, who's close. But I still think
Speaker 2: it's pretty you know close, it's pretty much decided in
Speaker 2: Tyreek's favor. But on this one, Tua has a clean pocket,
Speaker 2: and by the way, pass pro and time for the
Speaker 2: quarterbacks was much improved on this day. And you know
Speaker 2: the sac thing, it's like you have these slower developing
Speaker 2: plays in the script and you have fire zone blitzes
Speaker 2: on the other side. So it's kind of the results
Speaker 2: is not what you're looking for in that day. It's
Speaker 2: more about, you know, trying to find a way to
Speaker 2: prepare yourself for a season and give yourself look so
Speaker 2: never get too bogged down and result it's good or
Speaker 2: bad in training camp. So Tua hitches up and throws
Speaker 2: an uncovered a ball to an uncovered Tyreek and in fact,
Speaker 2: the only defender who was in the area was actually
Speaker 2: on top of Tyreek. And it's probably a tackle around
Speaker 2: the fifteen yard line or so. But the way Tyreek
Speaker 2: hit the burners to beat him to the angle for
Speaker 2: the touchdown makes me give it to him. So whether
Speaker 2: it's a seventy five yard touchdown or a sixty yard completion,
Speaker 2: gold jacket, green jacket, who gives it?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 2: But I really don't trust any human to tackle cheetah
Speaker 2: in open space. So I think you probably have to
Speaker 2: have you know, what the government called what was extraterrestrial
Speaker 2: biology they have in their possession. You probably have to
Speaker 2: have something like that to be able to tackle a
Speaker 2: cheetah in open space like the one that Tyreek had today.
Speaker 2: So Tua had the shot in the bucket. He was
Speaker 2: just money in the red zone. First day of red
Speaker 2: zone practice, I saw a tweet from thou who shall
Speaker 2: not be named about how they haven't scored enough touchdowns
Speaker 2: in practice.
Speaker 1: Because they're running in plays from their own twenty yard line.
Speaker 2: How many eighty yard touchdowns happened? Like Waddle had eighty
Speaker 2: four last year. That was one touchdown in seventeen games.
Speaker 2: That doesn't happen very often. So today in red zone
Speaker 2: they scored a lot of touchdowns. And this is where
Speaker 2: I think the multiple pitches concept really showed out in practice.
Speaker 2: He threw a couple of practices with touch over the
Speaker 2: top of the coverage right in the bucket, most notably
Speaker 2: a tear drop to Raheem. Most are on a little
Speaker 2: wheel route, which seeing Raheem hit a wheel route to
Speaker 2: the level that I saw on this day, Oh that's
Speaker 2: got me fired up because cater Cohu was in coverage.
Speaker 2: Who's having the best Campopheny dolphin right now? I think
Speaker 2: either him or Christian Wilkins. He took the cheese on
Speaker 2: the route to the out and then Tua just layers
Speaker 2: over the top to the back pylon and Cohu because
Speaker 2: he's so freaking good damn near got back into the play.
Speaker 2: But good job by Raheem to put the ball away
Speaker 2: because Cohu was raking at that thing after he got
Speaker 2: beat on the route and kind of like he didn't
Speaker 2: on the one on one pass to Wattle. You keep raaking,
Speaker 2: keep finding way to separate the hands and get the PBu.
Speaker 2: But Raheem put the ball away and caught it for
Speaker 2: a touchdown. Just one play later, Tua catches a snap
Speaker 2: and Tyreek's running uncapped like no press to the middle
Speaker 2: of the field a little inbreaker. And the reason I
Speaker 2: include that details because think about how fast Tyreek takes
Speaker 2: to get down the hash in the middle of the
Speaker 2: field ten yards deep, like probably a one and a
Speaker 2: half second ten split right, So Tua has one and
Speaker 2: a half seconds to catch a shotgun snap, put the
Speaker 2: ball on the upfield shoulder.
Speaker 1: Of his receiver and going for six. That's impressive.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: The snap takes half that time, so he has less
Speaker 2: than a second to get that thing up by his
Speaker 2: ear and out to his receiver. And I thought today
Speaker 2: was a good example what we saw all year last year.
Speaker 2: An offense that just puts immense pressure on the defense,
Speaker 2: creates vacancies, creates space, and forces you to defend multiple
Speaker 2: plays of grass at all time and drops in a
Speaker 2: big play after big play and ultimately lights up the scoreboard.
Speaker 1: What a treat for the fans and attendance on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Let's actually go back to quarterback Mike White who talked
Speaker 2: about this offense of what he believes makes QB one
Speaker 2: two a tunga bai loa so special.
Speaker 5: I think just distributing the ball and getting to the
Speaker 5: getting the ball to the guys kind of accurately with
Speaker 5: yak angles is what we call it yards after catch.
Speaker 5: And I think I'm wondering a lot from Tua too too.
Speaker 5: I think that's what Tua does at at such a
Speaker 5: high level, and it's really impressive, just the anticipation and
Speaker 5: the accuracy, and you can tell he's just getting better
Speaker 5: and it's only going to get better with more reps
Speaker 5: and more time in the offense. I mean, the numbers
Speaker 5: they put up last year for the first year in
Speaker 5: this offense is super impressive. So I truly believe it's
Speaker 5: only going.
Speaker 8: To get better.
Speaker 2: Fully fully agree with Mike on that point. Been staying
Speaker 2: on the podcast all summer long, and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure that Mike White and I could become
Speaker 2: best friends at some point, and you're gonna find out
Speaker 2: why here in just a second. And just to take
Speaker 2: you into the audio, this is my third question for
Speaker 2: Mike that I asked him. My first two were kind
Speaker 2: of setups and there wasn't real anybody around them, so
Speaker 2: I felt comfortable asking him some non football stuff. I
Speaker 2: just said, have you gotten out the golf course at
Speaker 2: all the summer? And he said, no, it's kind of
Speaker 2: my family time. I put it away because you know,
Speaker 2: once football gets here, it's it's kind of time to go,
Speaker 2: and I want to make sure I have that time
Speaker 2: with the family. But he said that you better believe
Speaker 2: any chance he gets, he's taking out the imaginary seven
Speaker 2: iron and getting some swings on air and kind of
Speaker 2: getting the swing down. So I said, was the corner
Speaker 2: that you threw to Wattle? Was that a seven iron?
Speaker 2: And here's how the rest of that engagement went with quarterback.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't be lying if I grabbed my seven iron. It
Speaker 5: was just kind of in the house. But no, not
Speaker 5: a whole lot, probably more like a five iron to him. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that guy's unbelievable. Yeah, we just ran this little concept.
Speaker 5: Reek had a curl cater sat on. Reek gave us
Speaker 5: the pylon and and kind of one thing with those
Speaker 5: guys is there's no out throwing him, so you can
Speaker 5: throw it as far as you can and they will
Speaker 5: get it. And Wattle showed what he's so good at
Speaker 5: is tracking the balls and making contested catches.
Speaker 3: Is unbelievable. I can't wait to watch it on film.
Speaker 2: Agree that Wattle is amazing and I too want to
Speaker 2: see it on film.
Speaker 1: Mike.
Speaker 2: Let's also also talk to Mike, who had himself quite
Speaker 2: a day. Started off with that seed to Jay and
Speaker 2: while we talked about in deep coverage there and you
Speaker 2: heard him break that play down for us there made
Speaker 2: a hell of a catch. You can find both of
Speaker 2: those deep shots on our social accounts. Let's go back
Speaker 2: to Mike here real quick for one last Q and
Speaker 2: A with him about the offense bouncing back and how
Speaker 2: important that was after a pretty rough showing.
Speaker 3: On Freda's huge I mean, that's that's the name of
Speaker 3: the game. That's football.
Speaker 5: You can go out and first scripted drive, can go
Speaker 5: as plan, next drive, you go through and out and
Speaker 5: you gotta game doesn't stop there. You gotta you gotta
Speaker 5: go out next drive. And that's that's football. It's ebbs
Speaker 5: and flows. It's that's what you want in a practice too.
Speaker 5: You you don't you don't want one side of the
Speaker 5: ball to be dominating the entire time because at the
Speaker 5: end of the day, we're gonna have to play other
Speaker 5: teams and we're gonna be rooting for our defense. So
Speaker 5: whenever you can have that kind of back and forth
Speaker 5: throughout training camp like we got them today, they'll get
Speaker 5: us tomorrow, you know what I mean that. I think
Speaker 5: that makes it one competitive and fun and too it's
Speaker 5: good for the for the organization.
Speaker 4: With all the softwor of sports teams, that's going crazier
Speaker 4: for software in the sports.
Speaker 3: How ready for the Dolphins.
Speaker 6: Statisticy that next team.
Speaker 5: To have that successful Oh, I'm sure it's I mean
Speaker 5: as I can only speak for the locker room, and
Speaker 5: I think we all kind of recognize the the timing
Speaker 5: of everything and what we have at hand and an
Speaker 5: opportunity that's in front of us.
Speaker 3: But you can't look too past it.
Speaker 5: You know, our goal tomorrow is to build upon what
Speaker 5: we did today, and I'm sure defensively, their goal is
Speaker 5: to stop us tomorrow. And I think if you keep
Speaker 5: that one one day mindset and you build on it,
Speaker 5: that's when good things come.
Speaker 2: And it was more than just that throw from Mike White.
Speaker 2: He was fitting windows most impressively so into a shot
Speaker 2: into the corner of the end zone to Miles Gaskin
Speaker 2: with very very tight coverage. Like you know, next Gen
Speaker 2: always tells you the exact yard of separation. This might
Speaker 2: have been zero point one yards of separation. He was
Speaker 2: plastered by the defender with the ball sales right into
Speaker 2: the hands and Miles hangs on through traffic for a touchdown.
Speaker 1: Really cool play.
Speaker 2: I thought the running game had one of its better
Speaker 2: days to date. The toughest place on the field to
Speaker 2: run the footballs in the red zone, and we worked
Speaker 2: primarily in that area to a Savon Ahmed had a
Speaker 2: run that was not in red zone.
Speaker 1: I think it was their own twenty yard line.
Speaker 2: They had everybody owing and aweing at one point, and
Speaker 2: I was sitting up atop the stands with Crabs and
Speaker 2: my guys, you know, Big Seth and Joe Rose, and
Speaker 2: Joe was wondering if that was a chain because they
Speaker 2: twenty six and twenty eight looked very similar from a distance,
Speaker 2: and I was able to bust out the but knocks
Speaker 2: and identify, Yeah, that was Savon Ahmed, and he has
Speaker 2: different color shorts on. That's how you kind of remember that.
Speaker 2: He used to wear the orange cleat snow. Now it's white,
Speaker 2: so it's tough to tell him part anyway. But the
Speaker 2: six and the eight jers he really tough to decipher.
Speaker 2: But it was Savon and he had a run like
Speaker 2: that just about every single day. Let's go to Savan
Speaker 2: real quick for that bounce back day from the offense
Speaker 2: and his perspective on how the offense responded from Friday's showing.
Speaker 8: That's what it's about, and that's what's about competing. Now,
Speaker 8: you know, they had they had a really good day,
Speaker 8: and I mean, that's that's what we want to see
Speaker 8: at the end, you know, we're all we're all one team,
Speaker 8: you know, the offense, the defense, special teams. Everybody's everybody's wonted,
Speaker 8: so you know, if they have a good day, it's
Speaker 8: a win for the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: Also wanted to ask him about the running back room
Speaker 2: and offensive line returning so many of the same guys
Speaker 2: from a season go here.
Speaker 1: Savon Akman on the continuity in the running.
Speaker 8: Oh man, it's it's always good when you know everyone
Speaker 8: can everyone can stay together and just kind of you know,
Speaker 8: work through throughout the summer, working through OTA's and going
Speaker 8: into camp and just kind of getting like you said,
Speaker 8: you know, getting a rhythm. So you know, it's been awesome.
Speaker 8: I think they're out there doing a great job, you know,
Speaker 8: along with you know, the receivers blocking, you know, quarterbacks, center, exchange,
Speaker 8: everything like that. So everything, everything has been been really
Speaker 8: fun to watch and you know, just got to keep
Speaker 8: stacking the days.
Speaker 2: So not to be what not to be confused with
Speaker 2: Devon a Chain or Savon achmed A. Chain did have
Speaker 2: a chance to showcase the speed it all stays in
Speaker 2: the podcast. He had a chance to showcase the speed
Speaker 2: on an outside run that he got to the pylon
Speaker 2: with that speed for six on a six yard run
Speaker 2: six points. I mentioned the Raheem most at receiving touchdown,
Speaker 2: one of the best routes I've seen him run, which
Speaker 2: is obviously pretty cool to hear because I think that's
Speaker 2: an element the running backs could contribute more with this
Speaker 2: year in the passing game, and Devon Ashan is a
Speaker 2: big part of that obviously. But Raheem talked about in
Speaker 2: his last media availability about getting more and more familiar with,
Speaker 2: you know, this version of McDaniel offense, but also coming
Speaker 2: back from the second year off that knee injury, and
Speaker 2: how one area he wants to attack is the passing game.
Speaker 1: So he did that in a big way.
Speaker 2: But he also had the touchdown run down in low
Speaker 2: red zone behind the nice Austin Jackson block who got
Speaker 2: good surge.
Speaker 1: Into the end zone.
Speaker 2: I like Austin in the running game. It's the pass
Speaker 2: sets that I think are where the growth has to happen.
Speaker 2: But the running game has been doing a good job
Speaker 2: of getting some push off a line scrimmage and that's
Speaker 2: typically what you want from me right tackle, at least traditionally.
Speaker 2: But just curious to see him get some more work
Speaker 2: after pretty much having the entire twenty twenty three season
Speaker 2: rob from him via injury. Alec Ingolds having an awesome camp.
Speaker 2: He caught the first touchdown of the day, coming across
Speaker 2: the field with Tula rolling out and found him in
Speaker 2: space and Alec kind of lost his footing but then
Speaker 2: stayed on his feet and dove for the pylon for
Speaker 2: a touchdown. Just I can't tell you the routes because
Speaker 2: it's not how we do it. And by the way,
Speaker 2: quick aside, quit taking videos at practice. You are giving
Speaker 2: opposing teams are information.
Speaker 1: Quit doing that.
Speaker 2: If you're a fan, please just please, especially the whole
Speaker 2: damn practice.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 2: But on this play, I just think it showcased how
Speaker 2: special Alec is and the way he moves, and how
Speaker 2: most fullbacks don't give you the options that he gives
Speaker 2: you in the passing game.
Speaker 1: What's next?
Speaker 2: The receivers Man Waddle and Reek, Dude, these guys are
Speaker 2: so freaking good. I love how they run the one
Speaker 2: on ones for the fans right in front of us,
Speaker 2: in front of the media. We got solid ten minutes
Speaker 2: of receivers on corners going for twenty five yards and
Speaker 2: in and it was quite a show.
Speaker 1: But the way that cater co who competed.
Speaker 2: With Tyreek Hill, was something that really really stood out
Speaker 2: to me. I told Kyle again next to me at
Speaker 2: practice after the session, and this is something that's been
Speaker 2: building from my watching the tape last year into the
Speaker 2: way he played in OTA's in training camp.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's all that crazy.
Speaker 2: Especially with the Ramsey injury now, to say that you
Speaker 2: could end the season with cater Coo, who's the best
Speaker 2: cornerback on the roster, and that's not a slight to anybody.
Speaker 2: I think this guy has what it takes to become
Speaker 2: a top ten player in his position. He is so
Speaker 2: so so efing good at football. He can flat out play.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm taking the win on the orange
Speaker 2: jersey since I said it wasn't going if it wasn't
Speaker 2: gonna be Christian, it will be cater Coo who on
Speaker 2: the orange jersey on Sunday's practice.
Speaker 1: So one for two in predictions there.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow I'm gonna go with Jalen Phillips though it's a
Speaker 2: hard one because it was quite a day for quite
Speaker 2: a few of the guys, but cater versus Tyreek Man.
Speaker 2: You know how I mentioned how frequently Tyreek is wide open.
Speaker 2: Didn't happen once in the one on ones against Kater Kohu,
Speaker 2: and they went out three times. Tyreek made two of
Speaker 2: the catches, but he should in this drill because receivers
Speaker 2: always have the advantage in this drill. But Cater was
Speaker 2: right there and just the way that he did not
Speaker 2: back down from the challenge that told me all I
Speaker 2: had to know, because there is so much confidence bringing
Speaker 2: that young man right now, and it should be because
Speaker 2: he is freaking good at football. Tyreek did have his
Speaker 2: best showing so far. He caught everything and it was
Speaker 2: a lot. So did Waddle, particularly that shot to the
Speaker 2: corner from Mike White where he made the tough catch
Speaker 2: over the shoulder with color flashing both in front and behind.
Speaker 2: That's not easy to do and he did it. We
Speaker 2: know about those two. How about Chosen getting loose for
Speaker 2: a long touchdown in one on one, which I want
Speaker 2: to see more of him in team, but that was
Speaker 2: cool to see his first big play of really training
Speaker 2: camp so far, even though one on ones is again
Speaker 2: very tailored to the offense, same with Eric Azukama had
Speaker 2: a nice catch in one on ones. The way he
Speaker 2: opens it up in space at his size, he's got
Speaker 2: the goods man he can go. David Davis is a name.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna hear a ton about giving the star
Speaker 2: power in this room. But make plays and you'll get noticed.
Speaker 2: And that's what he's done so far. He caught two
Speaker 2: in the one on one period after a really nice
Speaker 2: stab in Friday's practice, and an ota where his name
Speaker 2: gotten notes a few times. I thought Barrios's work and
Speaker 2: one on one shows you exactly what he offers the offense.
Speaker 2: If we can create one on one opportunities, especially with
Speaker 2: that two way go from the slot alignments where he's
Speaker 2: played so much in the past, and with the talent
Speaker 2: we have in this room, that seems very achievable. I'm
Speaker 2: just not sure how you cover him because he's so
Speaker 2: shifty in tight quarters. He ran one route in one
Speaker 2: on one where the initial move didn't generate separation, like
Speaker 2: a little whip route, but he just kept moving and
Speaker 2: angling back to the quarterback and got away from the
Speaker 2: dB and made the catch. Anyway, that's a great way
Speaker 2: to earn trust from your quarterback, and it's a great
Speaker 2: way to move the chains on those third to short
Speaker 2: or third to short mediums you'll see this season. Eric Sober,
Speaker 2: I thought got some good work today. I love the
Speaker 2: route he ran where Skyler Thompson tried to shoot that
Speaker 2: back five ball to him. You know, the high five
Speaker 2: shot to the back of the end zone. Remember two
Speaker 2: was thrown at Gasiki against Baltimore for six last year.
Speaker 2: Akin to that, where the rule is back of the
Speaker 2: end zone. Put it up so high so only your
Speaker 2: guy can go get it. I thought Skyler ripped a
Speaker 2: good one, but maybe it's a little bit short because
Speaker 2: Sobert did a little move to get on top of
Speaker 2: the defense and show that target to the back five.
Speaker 2: But Van Ginkel gets depth time to jump and broke
Speaker 2: it up. So a little higher for Sabert next time,
Speaker 2: who had a really good block also on a big
Speaker 2: raheem Moster run to the second level that sprung him.
Speaker 2: Encouraged by what I see from eighty to two, Durham
Speaker 2: Smith had a few catches down in the red area.
Speaker 2: I thought the line was much better today. They gave
Speaker 2: the quarterbacks time. They split the run game probably fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty with the defense, which is kind of what
Speaker 2: you want to see, right And we heard earlier from
Speaker 2: White about the importance of bouncing back for the offense
Speaker 2: and how you don't want practices to be so one sided.
Speaker 2: I thought we got that today. I thought Cedric Away
Speaker 2: he looked really good in this practice. I thought Rob
Speaker 2: Hunt was excellent as usual. I thought James Tunstall had
Speaker 2: some good work that I saw. And daily disclaimer that
Speaker 2: it's really tough to dissect the trench play without rewatching
Speaker 2: or without.
Speaker 1: Having the end zone angle.
Speaker 2: Busy show, Let's take our last break right here and
Speaker 2: come back on the other side and do defense and
Speaker 2: some more media from Cam Smith and Eli Apple. That's
Speaker 2: next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to
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Speaker 2: That's always fun to see. The fans also expressed their
Speaker 2: disdaining for the New York Jets with their version of
Speaker 2: the Jets Jets Jets Jets chant. I like that one
Speaker 2: better than theirs. I saw someone in a Steeler's mink
Speaker 2: of Fitzpatrick Jersey walk down the aisle, and the reason
Speaker 2: I saw it was because Booze erupted and I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: what do they do? They're not like the throwing picks
Speaker 2: or anything, And of course it was a guy on
Speaker 2: Mike I fitzs Patrick Jersey. How can you not be
Speaker 2: romantic about football? And how can you not be stoked
Speaker 2: about what's happening off the edge in this defense? Bradley
Speaker 2: chubbed to me, looks better than he ever has going
Speaker 2: back to his Broncos days, going back to his NC
Speaker 2: State days. Looks like a guy that you'd want to
Speaker 2: spend a first round pick. He's fast, he's playing tons
Speaker 2: of reps. He's strong, he's holding the edge, he's rushing
Speaker 2: the quarterback, making an impact both on the running pass game.
Speaker 2: There was one run out his way where he did
Speaker 2: kind of what I got on in for last year,
Speaker 2: dipped inside and kind of took himself out of the play,
Speaker 2: but was able to work back outside to force Gask
Speaker 2: into bubble.
Speaker 1: And what's a bubble.
Speaker 2: It's when the player with the football has to go
Speaker 2: back towards their own line of scrimmager kind of widen
Speaker 2: things out, which just allows the pursuit to get there faster.
Speaker 2: And that allowed Cater Kohu to come down and tag off.
Speaker 2: But knowing what kind of tackler Cater is, probably a
Speaker 2: big collision there and a real live action his counterpart
Speaker 2: Jalen Phillips might have earned the orange jersey today because
Speaker 2: he's a monster. He's an absolute monster who's going to
Speaker 2: get sacks in the teams this year. He was full
Speaker 2: go after a couple of days of getting stepped on
Speaker 2: the foot on Day one and boy, he was healing
Speaker 2: up just fine. Beat a block for a TfL in
Speaker 2: his very first snap, had a sack on Tua in
Speaker 2: red zone, rejected a pass from Skylar Thompson at the line,
Speaker 2: and had two more pressures that I counted, and.
Speaker 1: I didn't even think his workload was that extensive.
Speaker 2: He made a massive impact with minimal reps. Go ahead
Speaker 2: and hear from JP on his goal to kind of
Speaker 2: take another jump this year and you're number three in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six years.
Speaker 9: I think, just you know, turning those pressures into sacks,
Speaker 9: I think that's the biggest thing. You know. Obviously, numbers
Speaker 9: at the end of the day don't really show the
Speaker 9: big picture, and I'm not chasing numbers. But ultimately, the
Speaker 9: more sacks I have, the better it is for the team.
Speaker 9: And so ultimately that's what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 2: And how about the message that Zach Thomas related to
Speaker 2: the team before practice today.
Speaker 1: Here's JP on ZT.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean he just kind of related to us that
Speaker 9: it all starts on this practice field, like how you
Speaker 9: come every day, how you take care of yourself as
Speaker 9: a professional, how you take care of your teammates, everything
Speaker 9: like that, that all matters. So that's what we're really
Speaker 9: trying to do. Just come out here every day, take
Speaker 9: a day by day and attack.
Speaker 1: So he made his plays.
Speaker 2: Wilkins made his plays that he always does, though not
Speaker 2: as many on Friday. But I'm not sure anybody in
Speaker 2: the history of football is ever going to make that
Speaker 2: many plays or mother.
Speaker 1: F people as much as Wilkins did Friday.
Speaker 2: Christian Wilkins was one of my favorite experiences in a
Speaker 2: football field I've ever had. I also took note of
Speaker 2: Zach Steeler and the stack peak shed drill. Essentially, they're
Speaker 2: trying to simulate in the sho a run going away
Speaker 2: from the gap that you have to control. So we
Speaker 2: talk all the time on the All twenty two podcast
Speaker 2: about leverage, getting seals that are naturally set up in
Speaker 2: the play design. So like if I'm the right guard,
Speaker 2: for instance, and the run's going right and the defensive
Speaker 2: tackle is the one technique, you know, outside shoulder of
Speaker 2: the center. Then my task for the one tech, if
Speaker 2: that's my role, is to just basically turn my butt,
Speaker 2: seal him off there, and keep him in that place.
Speaker 2: And it's a rep that I should win because the
Speaker 2: one tech has to go all the way over the
Speaker 2: top of my block and that's just not easy to do.
Speaker 2: So in this drill, you see the defensive line stack
Speaker 2: peek off to the side to see where the ball
Speaker 2: is going. Then they have to showcase the upper body
Speaker 2: strength to toss aside an offensive lineman get themselves back
Speaker 2: into the correct gap. And I was watching ninety two
Speaker 2: do this because legitimately he's the strongest human being I've
Speaker 2: ever met in my life. And the way that he
Speaker 2: was tossing his fellow defensive linemen who were giving him
Speaker 2: the good looks, it looked like when I take my
Speaker 2: daughter to the pool. She's three years old, by the way,
Speaker 2: and wants to be thrown into the air. That's kind
Speaker 2: of what it looked like.
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 2: Mitchell Agude showed out once again. I remember my first
Speaker 2: camp back in twenty nineteen, really trying to identify some
Speaker 2: unknown guys in the roster like a Nick Needham for instance.
Speaker 1: That was full of guys like that that year.
Speaker 2: Now we have a lot of known names, so it's
Speaker 2: easy to forget to watch guys like that making waves
Speaker 2: udfas and etc.
Speaker 1: Etc.
Speaker 2: And a good day flashes every single day. He blew
Speaker 2: up a block on the first run play of the day,
Speaker 2: got outside to cut off the outside line. The outside
Speaker 2: run forced the back back inside to be cleaned up
Speaker 2: by Andrew Van Ginkel, who I mentioned earlier. But he's
Speaker 2: had another really good day, kind of in that new
Speaker 2: role he's playing this year. I thought Tyndall had a
Speaker 2: good day. I thought David Long Junior does what did
Speaker 2: what he does really well, diagnose and beat people to
Speaker 2: the spot. So that's your front seven. Let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and finish up here. On the back part of the defense.
Speaker 2: Xavier and Howard had I thought the most impressive rep
Speaker 2: of the day one on one versus Jalen Waddle. Waddle
Speaker 2: tried an inside move and X was just all over
Speaker 2: it broke up the pass. You'd kind of take notice
Speaker 2: when Tyreek or Waddle or covered that tightly because it
Speaker 2: never happened. So Cater and X doing their thing. Veron
Speaker 2: McKinley had an excellent rundown rep. He came from depth
Speaker 2: all the way across the field to cut off the
Speaker 2: angle on an outside run and that allowed Tendall to
Speaker 2: scrape over the top and make another play. Doing a
Speaker 2: few of those, Cam Smith made more plays.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: He's got the goods man. I was watching him with
Speaker 2: Kyle up in the stands, and you guys know, Kyle's
Speaker 2: primarily a draft analyst, and he was saying that Cam
Speaker 2: moves at his size, at his length, that has built
Speaker 2: The way he does move was what made him a
Speaker 2: top fifty or fifty one pick in the draft. And
Speaker 2: we praise his feel all the time on the show.
Speaker 1: Here. Those two trades combined lead to making plays.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: He did it again today. Very promising start for the rookie.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and hear how he's adjusting so far
Speaker 2: to life in the NFL.
Speaker 7: I feel like Ocia's kind of put it, like put
Speaker 7: it into a little kind of fast forward, having those
Speaker 7: practices that kind of dial everything in, get used to
Speaker 7: the defense, he used to the new takes, niques and
Speaker 7: stuff like that. So I came in I feel like
Speaker 7: I came in pretty ahead of where I was when
Speaker 7: I first came in in May. So just having those
Speaker 7: practices kind of have me having a better campman I
Speaker 7: thought I would.
Speaker 2: And how about how NFL receivers test you more than
Speaker 2: receivers at the collegiate level. Here's camp Smith once more.
Speaker 7: I can't really speak for the NFL overall. I know offenses, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I know, our offense is kind of kind of different,
Speaker 7: only probably like two or three other offenses in the
Speaker 7: league that run the same type of thing. So coming
Speaker 7: out and seeing this is my first NFL offense going against,
Speaker 7: it's kind of kind of building me to make sure
Speaker 7: that I stay aware of everything because it's not like
Speaker 7: every like how in college is you could get one
Speaker 7: stem and that's the one route, but they run the
Speaker 7: same stem out of every route, so it's like coming
Speaker 7: out of those bunches and stuff like that, you gotta
Speaker 7: kind of stay on your toes and make sure your
Speaker 7: eyes are good.
Speaker 2: And we'll finish up here with cam Smith on the
Speaker 2: veteran leadership and the tips and advice he's gotten so
Speaker 2: far from Exaving Howard and Jalen Ramsey.
Speaker 1: Here's the rook Really a lot of stuff.
Speaker 7: Even after every rep, almost every rep. I go, I'll
Speaker 7: go ask him, like what you've seen, what I did wrong?
Speaker 7: Like did I take any step, false steps or anything.
Speaker 7: They just let me know everything, and then they put
Speaker 7: they little vet touch on it.
Speaker 2: And we go from a rookie to a guy who's
Speaker 2: been around in Eli Apple first impressed by the way
Speaker 2: he played in his first day because he puts pen
Speaker 2: to paper. Then it's time to go out to practice
Speaker 2: and a defense that he admittedly is not super familiar with.
Speaker 2: I thought there was a good Q and a between
Speaker 2: he and a reporter when asked about the twelve hour
Speaker 2: process of the announcement from reporters on Saturday night to
Speaker 2: strapping it up at ten forty five Sunday morning and
Speaker 2: playing the way he did.
Speaker 1: Here's Eli Apple in the last one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been crazy. It's been hectic. Just handing the
Speaker 4: ground running especially out there to day just threw me
Speaker 4: in a fire. Literally, still kind of sweating a little
Speaker 4: bit from the practice. But I feel good, my body
Speaker 4: feels good. Just want to continue to, you know, get
Speaker 4: better and better every day.
Speaker 2: He also praised the way the coaching staff and the
Speaker 2: players have kind of helped him get up to speed already.
Speaker 2: And the communication being top notch with something that he said.
Speaker 2: So lastly here, Javon Holland was a guy that I
Speaker 2: wanted to get a look at today because his work
Speaker 2: and coverage, to me, is becoming a bit of a storyline.
Speaker 2: The way that he squats, processes, drives, and finishes, I
Speaker 2: think is going to really help us in the hook
Speaker 2: zones this year, in that kind of short intermediate area
Speaker 2: that all the best quarterbacks love to attack. Especially with
Speaker 2: Ramsey being down the potential I think for Holland to
Speaker 2: kind of take on more of a chess piece role.
Speaker 2: I think he's built for it. I think the skills
Speaker 2: that he made him a good nickel at organ can
Speaker 2: translate here into his you know, not just the position
Speaker 2: at safety, but moving around the defense a little bit.
Speaker 2: Hasn't made the splash play yet, but man, he's got
Speaker 2: a bunch of PBUs here early on in training camp.
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