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Speaker 1: I want to help you soon look up on his
Speaker 1: man way Wattle waddle to a shotgun back to throw,
Speaker 1: looking ups up fires touched up again, It's Waddle. It's
Speaker 1: six touchdown of the day. Drive Time with Travis Wingfield begins.
Speaker 1: Now check your pulse if you have got to check
Speaker 1: your pulse after that one? What is up? Dolphins? And
Speaker 1: welcome to the Drivetime Podcast, part of the Miami Dolphins
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Speaker 1: going everybody? I am your host, Travis Winfield. And on
Speaker 1: today's show, it's another Sunday, another Dolphins victory. When Gwen
Speaker 1: When and win make it four straight heading into our
Speaker 1: Sunday off. As the Dolphins moved to seven and three
Speaker 1: heading into the bye week, they seize the top spot
Speaker 1: in the a f C East for the week in
Speaker 1: doing so, and we're breaking it all down here on
Speaker 1: this edition of the Drive Time Podcast. Five takeaways from
Speaker 1: a complete Dolphins victory. We'll hear from quarterback to a
Speaker 1: tongue by Loa head coach Mike McDaniel. We'll talk teaching tape,
Speaker 1: the play before the play in the heck of a
Speaker 1: lot more from the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist
Speaker 1: Health Training Complex. This is the drive times. What a
Speaker 1: game that was for your Miami Dolphins. No punts for
Speaker 1: the offense after a Brown's opening drive touchdown, the Dolphins
Speaker 1: proceed to score thirty nine of the next forty nine
Speaker 1: points that were scored in this game. They look as
Speaker 1: dominant as they have all year. Pass game, run game,
Speaker 1: offensive line, defensive line, defensive secondary, special teams the few
Speaker 1: times they were called a pie. Let's look at the
Speaker 1: stats here before we get into the five takeaways, and
Speaker 1: we'll go ahead and close this podcast giving you some
Speaker 1: crazy stats from this game. But as for this one,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins twenty nine first downs to Cleveland's twenty. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins convert six of eleven on third down and one
Speaker 1: for two on fourth down. Cleveland's five of twelve on
Speaker 1: third down two for five on their fourth downs. Miami
Speaker 1: was just nine yards away from five hundred on the
Speaker 1: day four. That's two ninety six through the air. One
Speaker 1: on the ground compared to Cleveland's two ninety seven. They
Speaker 1: had one eight five through the air and one twelve
Speaker 1: of their own on the ground. Plays pretty even in
Speaker 1: this game. Miami sixties seven plays Cleveland ran sixty two.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins did not turn the football over. They were
Speaker 1: sacked just one time and lost six yards. They took
Speaker 1: it away once from the Browns, sacked Brisset three times
Speaker 1: for twenty seven yards, and they also had fewer penalties
Speaker 1: for fewer yardage five for forty three to Cleveland six
Speaker 1: for fifty two. Dolphins possessed the football for just over
Speaker 1: thirty three minutes in this game. Let's go. I had
Speaker 1: to start with takeaway number one to a ton of
Speaker 1: on low was Ascent continues, he's really seeing the field well.
Speaker 1: And um, you know too, I think sometimes the way
Speaker 1: how fast he's playing and how fast he's processing. Um,
Speaker 1: you cut the tape on it looks like he might
Speaker 1: be throwing too number one or two. Um, but he
Speaker 1: he is progressing through eligibles one through five in his
Speaker 1: progression um with lightning speed. Uh, and that that's really
Speaker 1: making it frustrating for um, you know, a defensive front. Uh,
Speaker 1: you're in pass rush mode, you can't get to them.
Speaker 1: That's that can wear on you. So he's doing a
Speaker 1: lot of things UM visually UM manipulating defenders, making really
Speaker 1: good throws, UM and getting the ball out UH, and
Speaker 1: and putting in when he is throwing into contested situations. UM.
Speaker 1: From time to time he's putting outstanding ball policement. So
Speaker 1: you can't you know, I don't think we've had UM.
Speaker 1: You know, it's probably like what nine pass attempts roughly
Speaker 1: in three games, and I don't think there's been UM
Speaker 1: a close interception or a turnover. So you're talking about
Speaker 1: UM being able to have aggressive style of football play
Speaker 1: where you can UM feel comfortable as an offense and
Speaker 1: as a coach to call a pass play and no,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna give the defensive back, you know. So
Speaker 1: that's UM. Those are just some of the things. And
Speaker 1: then the biggest thing for me with with two US
Speaker 1: specifically is it would be impossible to see UM, you know,
Speaker 1: on game tape, but the whole team in the last
Speaker 1: month has taken an unbelievable jump and accountability, how they
Speaker 1: prepare and how UM they just go about doing their jobs.
Speaker 1: And he's one of the main reasons that that's occurring.
Speaker 1: He is um really come into his own skin in
Speaker 1: regards to being a leader at that quarterback position. Um,
Speaker 1: guys are rallying around him. He's demanding a standard and
Speaker 1: holding himself at a tremendous high uh standard himself. So
Speaker 1: UM that those are just a couple of things that
Speaker 1: could we could have a two a press conference if
Speaker 1: you wanted. UM very very happy with them. I mean,
Speaker 1: how could you not be. He finishes the day for
Speaker 1: thirty two with two passing yards that's just a smidge
Speaker 1: below completion, three touchdowns, no picks, no sacks, no fumbles,
Speaker 1: a hundred and thirty five passer rating. He goes seven
Speaker 1: for seven on third down again, eighty passing yards, one
Speaker 1: touched on that's a one fifty three point nine passer rating.
Speaker 1: His third down pass ratings last three weeks. This is
Speaker 1: so ridiculous. One fifty eight point three that's perfect against Detroit,
Speaker 1: one point three against the Bear that's perfect. One fifty
Speaker 1: three point nine to us Slack, and you drop your
Speaker 1: passer rating on third downs by five points away from
Speaker 1: the perfect mark. He is absolutely dealing at this stage
Speaker 1: of his career. He's the first NFL player to have
Speaker 1: three consecutive games with a passer rating over one thirty
Speaker 1: five since Lamar Jackson did it in twenty nineteen. Let's
Speaker 1: see his passeray in the last three games. One thirty
Speaker 1: eight point seven, one five point seven, one thirty five
Speaker 1: point Oh, just continues to get the job done. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins are fourteen and one in the last fifteen games
Speaker 1: that t has finished, and thirteen and two in his
Speaker 1: last fifteen starts. He's now twenty and nine as the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins quarterback, and surely he'll be the top quarterback
Speaker 1: in QBRE, passer rating, yards per attempt touched, all that
Speaker 1: fun stuff. He's been top of the league for the
Speaker 1: whole season. I have a hard time seeing him come
Speaker 1: down from that perch after this performance. And in fact,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins did not punt the football in this game.
Speaker 1: It's only the fifth time in franchise history the team
Speaker 1: has not punted in the first time since two thousand three.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Dolphins have punted is two times in
Speaker 1: the last three games combined. It's going pretty good, going
Speaker 1: pretty good right here, And I want to talk about
Speaker 1: some of the plays that really stood out to me
Speaker 1: about to a game. You heard it from coach McDaniel.
Speaker 1: You've heard the numbers, so like, I'm just giving you
Speaker 1: extra here on top of what you already know. But
Speaker 1: I want to break down I was just basically noting
Speaker 1: some things and all the throws that he was making.
Speaker 1: We'll get into this in the All twenty two podcast
Speaker 1: on Tuesday, but it began with a touchdown past to
Speaker 1: alec Ingold. I mean, you know, free rusher in his
Speaker 1: face to to a back in college like that was
Speaker 1: one thing that I loved about his game was his
Speaker 1: ability to just mitigate one free rusher. You know, if
Speaker 1: you get multiple free rushers sometimes that's a win for
Speaker 1: the defense against no matter who the quarterback is. But
Speaker 1: if my quarterback can make one guy just not get home,
Speaker 1: then I feel pretty good about his ability to make
Speaker 1: guys miss. He has a man right in his face,
Speaker 1: he pumped, fakes, gets the guy off the ground, kind
Speaker 1: of dips the shoulder and rolls through it and then
Speaker 1: puts the ball right on Ingold to catch the ball,
Speaker 1: run up field and find the end zone for his
Speaker 1: first touchdown catch as a member of the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: Now two touchdowns for the Dolphins here with alec Ingold
Speaker 1: the throw to Wattle before the big gainer that almost
Speaker 1: broke for a sixty five yard touchdown. I thought that
Speaker 1: was one of his best throwers of the day. Or
Speaker 1: the linebacker that was in that vicinity of you know,
Speaker 1: Waddle has an outside leverage cornerback and a linebacker in
Speaker 1: the hook and they bring that linebacker on the blitz
Speaker 1: and before he even gets close to to Ah to
Speaker 1: Ah sees it and the balls out. We always talked
Speaker 1: about replaced the blitz with the football. He does it perfectly.
Speaker 1: It was a really well located pass. And I think
Speaker 1: the one play the Dolphins had an offense where I
Speaker 1: could say, like and we dropped that ball, it's one
Speaker 1: to have back. But the very next play they come
Speaker 1: back and dial up Waddle right down the middle once again.
Speaker 1: This time Jalen secures the catch and makes a huge
Speaker 1: play for his offense and dang near slipped that tackle.
Speaker 1: Good location on the ball, right between the numbers, middle
Speaker 1: of the field, open, let's take it. He rips it
Speaker 1: down the middle to Waddle for twenty nine yards. Then
Speaker 1: there was a throw to Tyreek Hill where to A
Speaker 1: had pressure and you know, coach McDaniel talked about this
Speaker 1: earlier this week about what's so unique about Tyreek Hill,
Speaker 1: and he referenced these routes that he's only seen a
Speaker 1: handful of guys, and he went back to two thousand
Speaker 1: thirteen with Leonard Hankerson, former Miami Hurricane and former Washington
Speaker 1: football team member, and he talked about these routes that
Speaker 1: only certain guys can run because of the pacing and
Speaker 1: speed and their ability to get to those spots that
Speaker 1: take a long time to develop. And I thought this
Speaker 1: was one of them. Was a deep comeback from Tyreeke
Speaker 1: and to just lays it out there because he has
Speaker 1: so much pressure in his face. And when you have
Speaker 1: man coverage you can do that because you know the
Speaker 1: corners playing the man and Tyreek isn't even to the
Speaker 1: top of the route yet, let alone out of the break.
Speaker 1: He's not into the top of the route to get
Speaker 1: out of the break. The balls out and the minute
Speaker 1: Tyreek turns back to the to the quarterback there it
Speaker 1: is taps the toes in for a huge completion. Man.
Speaker 1: He's seeing the field well, he's ripping it well, he's
Speaker 1: putting the ball right on target, and then it just
Speaker 1: got better from there. The third and seventh throw to
Speaker 1: Waddle right before the Sherefield touchdown catch was absolutely phenomenal,
Speaker 1: far hash eight yard route, which, by the way, Waddle
Speaker 1: always gets to the sticks on these routes, which is
Speaker 1: such a veteran type of trade for a receiver to have,
Speaker 1: and you have to love that about his game. But
Speaker 1: to a far hash out route with man coverage trying
Speaker 1: to drive that inside shoulder, that's like, if you're not
Speaker 1: perfect on that throw, that's pick six city. But two
Speaker 1: it was, and that's just who he's been with his
Speaker 1: ball placement. Such a gorgeous throw. I was so impressed
Speaker 1: by that one. And then the very next throw to
Speaker 1: come back and rip that pylon fade to Trent Sherfield,
Speaker 1: who makes a phenomenal catch to tap the toes. That
Speaker 1: ball could not have been handed any more perfect to
Speaker 1: Trent Sherfield. And you guys recall when I had to
Speaker 1: on drivetime the night he got drafted, and I asked
Speaker 1: him about the National Championship game winner, and he broke
Speaker 1: down the bender over the middle too. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: I think he was talking about Judy. And then he
Speaker 1: goes back to the takeoff to Smitty on the left
Speaker 1: side of the formation. He broke that play down with
Speaker 1: recall that I was just like, dude, that was that
Speaker 1: was years ago and you recall it that well. Well,
Speaker 1: listen to two A right here talk about the touchdown
Speaker 1: pass to Trent Serfield. Yeah, I think on on that
Speaker 1: particular play it was it looked like a Ham's look
Speaker 1: where if Tyreek broke out, they could play cover two
Speaker 1: and if not, then they play cover four. So it
Speaker 1: really helped that Tyreek was also in the slot on
Speaker 1: that side, so we don't we didn't know if they
Speaker 1: were going to double or cloud it or play four.
Speaker 1: So I I did my footwork, looked at Tyreek, and
Speaker 1: I was trying to feel through Tyreke with the corner
Speaker 1: and I felt like he was squatting. So I gave
Speaker 1: Trent an opportunity. And you know, Trent made a big
Speaker 1: play for us in that in that instance. So I'm
Speaker 1: really happy that he he finally got a touchdown as
Speaker 1: a Dolphin. Really cool to hear him talk about that.
Speaker 1: We know he was not thrilled about the fact that
Speaker 1: Trent didn't get the touchdown in Detroit. He gets it
Speaker 1: here against the Browns and Home at home in Miami.
Speaker 1: So let me talk about that first half performance. And
Speaker 1: I gave you one, two, three six throws that I
Speaker 1: was so impressed by. I've got five more here in
Speaker 1: the second half. So start the half, little lob pass
Speaker 1: to Jeff Wilson Jr. Out of the backfield where the
Speaker 1: defensive lineman was kind of in that no man's land,
Speaker 1: but he lad it well to kind of play away
Speaker 1: from two and got his hands in the passing lamb.
Speaker 1: That's okay to what throws it with this little touch
Speaker 1: and enough zip like so that it kind of humps
Speaker 1: up over the defender right into the bread basket and
Speaker 1: sends him off for a fourteen yard catching run. Just
Speaker 1: the touch and timing and feel to know how to
Speaker 1: you know, not just manipulate the defense, but the football,
Speaker 1: like with how he throws at different levels of throws,
Speaker 1: different touch, different like velocity and spin all that stuff. Man,
Speaker 1: he's in the bag. And then he had to throw
Speaker 1: to Cedric Wilson where he's fading back from pressure once
Speaker 1: again as one of the few times that pressure got
Speaker 1: through too. Was just like I got this. Let me
Speaker 1: kind of buy an extra three tenths of a second
Speaker 1: by fading back and I'll put this ball on the
Speaker 1: outside shoulder away from the defense, and leads said up
Speaker 1: into the sideline for another catching run. Then he has
Speaker 1: a throw to Mike Gatsicky that it was dang near.
Speaker 1: A nice little posterization from Ghisicky, but a nice breakup
Speaker 1: by the defensive back. But that ball was well located
Speaker 1: high in a way where only Mike could get it.
Speaker 1: I love the location of that. And then I think
Speaker 1: even maybe better than the surefield and the third and
Speaker 1: seventh throw a waddle the touchdown past the Tyreek hill
Speaker 1: where they go zero. They send the house. They're playing
Speaker 1: man coverage, and when they do that, why not throw
Speaker 1: the ball to Tyreek? So you find ten finds you're
Speaker 1: hot once again, drift away from the pressure. You know
Speaker 1: they're gonna be coming clean because they have more guys
Speaker 1: than you can block by sometime, fade back and then
Speaker 1: put the ball once again in perfect location and for
Speaker 1: Tyree to come back underneath it and and go meet
Speaker 1: the football. Both those guys made great plays right there,
Speaker 1: But the location of that when you can't even get
Speaker 1: your feet set because of the zero pressure at his
Speaker 1: high level stuff, and then they kind of put away drive.
Speaker 1: Late in the game, he throws an outbreaker to Waddle
Speaker 1: and I only really have us in here, I think
Speaker 1: because of the view I had. It was like I
Speaker 1: was right in line with where I was sitting the
Speaker 1: pass from TWA to Waddle. Uh. He throws it before
Speaker 1: Waddle even kind of sinks his hips into the break
Speaker 1: and the ball is just right on the money, right
Speaker 1: on location to give his receiver a chance to turn
Speaker 1: up for a big play. It's a hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: eight consecutive passes now without a turnover, interception, or fumble.
Speaker 1: He hasn't lost a fumble all year. By the way,
Speaker 1: he has eighteen touchdown passes compared to three picks and
Speaker 1: again three turnovers in you know, more than in eight
Speaker 1: games he's played. I mean, it's just it's crazy to
Speaker 1: be three straight games with three or more touchdowns. I
Speaker 1: gave the stats off the top. If you watch the
Speaker 1: game on television or if you're there, surely you heard
Speaker 1: the m v P. Chance. Let's go ahead and check
Speaker 1: in with two on the crowd at hard Rock Stadium,
Speaker 1: the biggest, the most ticket it's ever distributed a hard
Speaker 1: Rock stadium over sixties, six thousand all chanting m v
Speaker 1: P for QB one. Let's check in with two on that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's there's no doubt I I heard that. I mean
Speaker 1: could hear that when when it was uh TV time out,
Speaker 1: you know when when we were walking back into the tunnel. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, it's flattering, but it you know, what what
Speaker 1: we came to do and what we came to accomplish,
Speaker 1: it's it's not it's not accomplished yet, so it'd be cool,
Speaker 1: but you know, we we have bigger goals and aspirations
Speaker 1: on what we want to do as a as a team.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Take Away number one. Just like
Speaker 1: Mike McDaniel said, I could do an entire podcaster for
Speaker 1: his sake press conference on that quarterback. He is playing
Speaker 1: out of his mind. Let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 1: first break. After takeaway number one two continues to ascend,
Speaker 1: we'll come back and do takeaways two through five. Get
Speaker 1: you to play before the play some teach tape. Lots
Speaker 1: of stuff to come here On the Drivetime Podcast, your
Speaker 1: host Travis Wingfield brought to you by Automation. Recapped edition
Speaker 1: of the Drivetime Podcast Victory Monday edition of the Drivetime
Speaker 1: Podcast Our seven and ten starts this year. It's fun
Speaker 1: to win. Man. We had takeaways, uh, takeaway number one
Speaker 1: already in the books, Takeaways two through five coming your
Speaker 1: way here next, and takeaway number one had to do
Speaker 1: with the quarterback in the passing game. Well, there was
Speaker 1: a lot more than just the passing game in this one.
Speaker 1: We start with Takeaway number two is Jeff Wilson infuses
Speaker 1: an infectious play style. The run game is cranking, and
Speaker 1: the game planning against a one cap, one gap style
Speaker 1: running defense was absolutely on point all game long. First,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and hear from too a tongue of
Speaker 1: Baloa and what he felt about the running game and
Speaker 1: the offensive operation in general. I think with with the
Speaker 1: speed that we have outside, it definitely helps. But then again,
Speaker 1: you can't discredit our guys up front, Like our guys
Speaker 1: were protecting their ass off had zero sacks, um, you know,
Speaker 1: like I had a clean pocket. I mean when I
Speaker 1: took my my shoulder pads off and and made a
Speaker 1: comment she said, wow, your your jersey so clean. Well,
Speaker 1: you know it's because of our guys up front, and
Speaker 1: you know our our our running backs have I mean
Speaker 1: with Raheem and and Jeff. I mean it's I've never
Speaker 1: seen a duel like this and I've never been a
Speaker 1: part of a backfield like that before. So this is
Speaker 1: you know, this is this is cool, um, you know,
Speaker 1: outside of the college room of backs, you know, in
Speaker 1: the NFL. So there's two lamenting his running back room
Speaker 1: and the running backs that he has alongside him. And
Speaker 1: the reason I talked about the game plan aspect of
Speaker 1: it was Jeff Wilson had a big run in this game.
Speaker 1: I forget when it was. It was either second or
Speaker 1: third quarter, heading towards us on my side of the
Speaker 1: stadium where they rip off a big run. And the
Speaker 1: Browns we talked about on the on the preview podcast,
Speaker 1: they want a one gap. They want to get up
Speaker 1: up field and play with their hair on fire. Coach
Speaker 1: McDaniel talked about it last week with Joe Woods. Kind
Speaker 1: of that combination of the cover three with a wide
Speaker 1: nine technique and get up field, getting your gap, maintain
Speaker 1: that gap and forced the offense to play around that. Well,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins played I thought really into how that could
Speaker 1: possibly benefit them by saying, all right, well if you
Speaker 1: want to take that particular gap, you take it all
Speaker 1: while you off and seal it off and we'll use
Speaker 1: your aggressiveness to your to our advantage. And they did it.
Speaker 1: I thought all game long to put the Browns in
Speaker 1: these situations where they kind of manufactured these big gaps
Speaker 1: for Raheem and Jeff Wilson to run through. Just a
Speaker 1: really good run game, a really good game plan, really
Speaker 1: good execution from the offensive line as well as the backs.
Speaker 1: And you know, talk about Jeff Wilson kind of one
Speaker 1: of the three pronged parts of this second takeaway man
Speaker 1: the effort that he runs with. I think that the
Speaker 1: power that he runs with allows him to run with
Speaker 1: the elusiveness that he has where he gets into that
Speaker 1: second level and he can drop his shoulder, which kind
Speaker 1: of puts you in a bit of you know, I
Speaker 1: gotta make a decision right now, or he can put
Speaker 1: his foot in the ground and cut it back, and
Speaker 1: you're in this, you know, ambiguous situation where you gotta
Speaker 1: make a decision on is he gonna be with a
Speaker 1: speeder power And he can do both of them, and
Speaker 1: he moves the pile consistently, He falls through tackles and
Speaker 1: gets four lean to get additional yardage. And for this
Speaker 1: offense in any offense, that's a massive, massive key. Just
Speaker 1: continuously finding ways to to create additional yardage that maybe
Speaker 1: isn't there has been the name of the game for
Speaker 1: these guys. The run game was cruising the big lanes.
Speaker 1: At one point early on, I think it was the
Speaker 1: first quarter, Wilson had four for thirty nine. Raheem had
Speaker 1: two for nine, six forty eight and one quarter and
Speaker 1: it just kept going that way. And if you look
Speaker 1: at the multiple big runs that Raheem Mostard had his
Speaker 1: fourteen yard run, you get a great seal from Toronto
Speaker 1: Armstead trent sherfield outside where heem drops the shoulder and
Speaker 1: runs from what could have been a potential like second
Speaker 1: and three to all of a sudden the first down
Speaker 1: because he put his head down and ran through the contact.
Speaker 1: And then you know, I talked about Jeff Wilson's game.
Speaker 1: It's it's so impressive and really the only factor in
Speaker 1: the Dolphins running yards in this game. They had a
Speaker 1: segment of the game where they went over three trying
Speaker 1: to move the sticks on second, one third, and one
Speaker 1: fourth and one. That's three running players that don't get
Speaker 1: you anything, and they still wind up with just shy
Speaker 1: of two hundred rushing yards in the game. There was
Speaker 1: a thirteen yard run in the game that was just
Speaker 1: textbook offensive line play where they just continuously again take
Speaker 1: advantage of where the Brown's defense wants to go and play.
Speaker 1: You know, not just to the strength of your team,
Speaker 1: but where can you potentially attack the vulnerabilities of the opposition.
Speaker 1: I gave you the first quarter stats. They wind up
Speaker 1: in the first half of fourteen for eighties seven. They
Speaker 1: finished thirty three with one. That's five point nine yards
Speaker 1: of pop. Remove Skylart Thompson's three kneel downs. That's right,
Speaker 1: Skylart Thompson gets into the game. The scoreboard kind of
Speaker 1: gets lopsided. Take away his three neel downs. Dolphins ran
Speaker 1: for six point five yards per carrying this game. I
Speaker 1: can't wait to see all the forced miss tackle numbers
Speaker 1: from Pro Football Focus. The yards after initial contact, it
Speaker 1: was really impressive to watch. It gave you the ultimate
Speaker 1: complement of the offense. And you know, two, we can
Speaker 1: throw for three hundred yards, and I do like that
Speaker 1: where you rush for two hundred, like, gosh, it's it's impressive,
Speaker 1: or nearly nearly three hundred, I should say, But Jeff
Speaker 1: Wilson seventeen for one, nineteen two for twenty four. In
Speaker 1: the passing game, he's got two hundred and fifteen yards
Speaker 1: from scrimmage and two touchdowns. And he got here ten
Speaker 1: days ago where he most or eight carries for sixty
Speaker 1: five yards, four catches for twenty two of his own
Speaker 1: in the passing game. You talked about the offensive line
Speaker 1: play my goodness, I mean every play at to a man,
Speaker 1: if they ran the ball left, it was basically center,
Speaker 1: left guard, left tackle, run the ball right center, right guard,
Speaker 1: right tackle. That all got themselves in the notes to
Speaker 1: Ron Armstead. Every time they run wide, he leads up
Speaker 1: a big block in the second level out in space.
Speaker 1: It's such a tough task to do. He does it consistently.
Speaker 1: Brand and Show asked him to seal, ask him to
Speaker 1: down block, ask him to pull. It just doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt devastating blocks at the second level. His athletic
Speaker 1: ability to pull play side and get his butt into
Speaker 1: the gap for Raheem Moster, and then you see him
Speaker 1: lock onto his man and then turn his hips, turn
Speaker 1: his butt into the gap to create a wall to
Speaker 1: seal off that lane. And there goes Raheem twenty four
Speaker 1: yards untouched. Every time you look up at Connor Williams,
Speaker 1: he's wiping out a linebacker of the second level after
Speaker 1: he hits a reach block and you know, gives his
Speaker 1: guards better blocking angles on those chips to create space.
Speaker 1: Just a phenomenal season for Connor Williams. Rob Jones. When
Speaker 1: he gets it right, it's picture perfect, and he got
Speaker 1: it right a lot today. Alec Ingold the fullback, I mean,
Speaker 1: every single game you get, you get a big block
Speaker 1: where he's leading someone up in the gap and he's
Speaker 1: you know, putting someone on their back or just completely
Speaker 1: taking him out of the play. And then the athletic
Speaker 1: ability and balance that he had obviously in the touchdown
Speaker 1: catch right, that's pretty apparent. But there was a catch
Speaker 1: later in the game where he you know, spun off
Speaker 1: of a potential tackle and he got acklobe, but he
Speaker 1: picked up four or five yards, and you just saw
Speaker 1: the ability from an athletic standpoint to go from route
Speaker 1: runner to pass catcher to ball carrier. There are not
Speaker 1: more than maybe four fullbacks on the planet that can
Speaker 1: do that consistently with that level of athletic ability. We've
Speaker 1: got one of them, and he's playing really good football
Speaker 1: right now. Just continue to be impressed by him. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and hear from head coach Mike McDaniel on
Speaker 1: this running game, the dedication all season long, all off
Speaker 1: season long it took to get to this point, and
Speaker 1: how proud he is. I love this line where he
Speaker 1: tells you about you learn a lot about people when
Speaker 1: the results aren't quite there of what you're trying to do.
Speaker 1: That's a great line here, but the entire sound by
Speaker 1: from coach McDaniel on his running game getting thanks cranking
Speaker 1: the ground. Here's coach, there's no shortcut around it. UM,
Speaker 1: it's something that you're very proud of as a coach
Speaker 1: because you know, it's UH, it's an entire group UM
Speaker 1: really dedicating themselves to the craft. You know. UM it's tough.
Speaker 1: You you come here and there was a lot of
Speaker 1: talk about um our run game, and you know, just
Speaker 1: because of the past successes, I've been fortunate enough to
Speaker 1: have myself, UM and and guys were excited about the
Speaker 1: system and UM, when you don't have immediate results, you
Speaker 1: get to learn a lot about people and UH, in
Speaker 1: in this particular circumstance, UM, we'd have a bunch of
Speaker 1: guys really working at the craft, UM at a level
Speaker 1: that you you need to um to really attack something,
Speaker 1: UM when you're playing an opponent at the National Football League.
Speaker 1: And so it was awesome too. Uh see. You know
Speaker 1: that collective effort really bear fruit. UM. You know that
Speaker 1: that's a team accomplishment, UM, because it doesn't just involve
Speaker 1: the the offensive players. UM. You're talking about a lot
Speaker 1: of effort that goes in on the defensive side of
Speaker 1: the ball, UH, to give us the type of looks
Speaker 1: so that we can um really you know, hone in
Speaker 1: on the specific the specifics to the defense and UM.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm just happy with how everyone kept their
Speaker 1: head down and UM. And it was grinding um too,
Speaker 1: you know, earn that result, because that's something that you
Speaker 1: can be proud of, UM for the right way. You
Speaker 1: don't fall into that. You know, that's months and months
Speaker 1: of strain and deliberate practice that uh, you can be
Speaker 1: fortunate enough to have a day like that. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and go right back to the well with coach
Speaker 1: McDaniel and talk about the offensive line and how he's
Speaker 1: seen that group come together in jail and the work
Speaker 1: of the coaching staff to get all of that work
Speaker 1: in in one cohesive unit. We felt pretty good in
Speaker 1: training camp you're going against one defensive style. UM, when
Speaker 1: when when you're making your assessments really O t s
Speaker 1: and training camp, we felt good about the progression. Then
Speaker 1: I felt that once we started playing the season, the
Speaker 1: adaptation to the different UM nuances of defensive front play
Speaker 1: and structures and and adjusting week by week with your
Speaker 1: your concepts and such, I thought we we showed our
Speaker 1: youth and UM what's been tremendous UH led by the
Speaker 1: coaching staff UM specifically Frank Smith and UM apple Bomb
Speaker 1: and UM person and lem really is you've gotten into
Speaker 1: a groove of how to properly prepare for the specifics
Speaker 1: of what a defense can present. But then most importantly
Speaker 1: above all else that's that's all good and fun, But
Speaker 1: you've seen a offensive line group that has made the
Speaker 1: decision to UM be all in and and really own
Speaker 1: the techniques and fundamentals that are necessary to win. So UM,
Speaker 1: it's a it's one of my it's a beautiful process
Speaker 1: when you talk about UM players getting better during the
Speaker 1: course of the season, because it's so hard, UM, and
Speaker 1: so when you see players and groups of players um
Speaker 1: coming together and getting better during the course of the season.
Speaker 1: To me, that's what the name of the game is.
Speaker 1: And that's uh. It's the hardest thing, but it's the
Speaker 1: most important thing when you're talking about an entire season.
Speaker 1: Takeaway number three. After we talked about Jeff Wilson's infectious
Speaker 1: attitude giving a lift the dolphins running game, the run
Speaker 1: game cranking from our execution standpoint, and the game plan
Speaker 1: really hitting its notes, Takeaway number three is the traditional
Speaker 1: Browns running game just did not get off the ground
Speaker 1: in this one. I thought this was the best middle
Speaker 1: linebacker game the Dolphins had all year long. Thought of
Speaker 1: Landed Roberts was exceptional defeating blocked with physicality. I thought
Speaker 1: Rome Baker was exceptional. In fact, there was a hit
Speaker 1: and I tweeted about it. I said, there's a rob
Speaker 1: that's an e rob hit right there. It was Jerome Baker,
Speaker 1: you know, given what was he given thirty pounds that
Speaker 1: Landed Roberts and he comes in there and makes a
Speaker 1: stick that makes you think he's fifty two. He was
Speaker 1: beating blocks with his quickness, his ability to kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, duck around players and stay on his feet
Speaker 1: and stay on balance and then get behind the pads
Speaker 1: and still arrive with force. Really impressive games from both
Speaker 1: of those guys. I thought Christian Wilkins was as good
Speaker 1: as he's ever been in this game, riding the wave
Speaker 1: coming down the line on those outside zone runs, the
Speaker 1: stretch runs that go wide away from your particular side
Speaker 1: of the field, and he goes in there and cuts
Speaker 1: Nick Chubb down for a play right at the line
Speaker 1: of scrimmage, right before the two minute warning. You wind
Speaker 1: up getting some sack production after that too, so he
Speaker 1: kind of sets the table in that way. And Zach
Speaker 1: Seeler for that matter as well. I mean, the force
Speaker 1: fumble that he had was such an impressive piece of
Speaker 1: teaching tape, and we'll actually go ahead and say that
Speaker 1: for later. But he was doing all game long with
Speaker 1: the pushback and the initial surge that he get from
Speaker 1: the defensive line, like the Dolphins offensive line got that surge,
Speaker 1: and so the defense line just to really really dominate
Speaker 1: the trenches. In the first half of the Browns thirteen
Speaker 1: rush attempts thirty one yards, that's two point four clip.
Speaker 1: They had one turnover, so that's a great thing. And
Speaker 1: another another takeaway on downs for the Dolphins defense, and
Speaker 1: three for six on third downs, one for two on
Speaker 1: fourth down right there on the money downs. I thought
Speaker 1: the Dolphins had outstanding gap control repeatedly in this game,
Speaker 1: both inside with Wilkins, Seiler, ray Kwon Davis. I thought
Speaker 1: held the nose fantastically in this game. But Andrew van
Speaker 1: ginkle Melvin Ingram, Jalen Phillips, Bradley Chubb on the outside,
Speaker 1: Manuel Agba when he was in there before he left
Speaker 1: with an injury. But Van ginkl had a really good
Speaker 1: play on an outside run where he kept his outside
Speaker 1: shoulder free, got on the outside shoulder of the tackle,
Speaker 1: and then eventually got off that block and he basically
Speaker 1: forced the back to bubble back inside where Zacks either
Speaker 1: had crashed down from the backside to make that play.
Speaker 1: So just good gap control to cut the Browns really
Speaker 1: really vaunted run game down consistently in this game. Talk
Speaker 1: about Wilkins and Seiler and ray Kwon Davis. Bradley Chubb
Speaker 1: was a big factor against the past and the run
Speaker 1: game all game long. Nick Chubb got that that thirty
Speaker 1: three yard touchdown run in the second half, and remember
Speaker 1: it was you know, to seven when the Browns first
Speaker 1: got the ball in the second half and we got
Speaker 1: that third down stop that was negated by a roughing
Speaker 1: call on Christian Wilkins that would have gotten the ball
Speaker 1: back to Miami, you know, up with the twenty four
Speaker 1: to seven lead. But again the first half rushing numbers
Speaker 1: of thirteen for thirty one. They finished twenty four for
Speaker 1: one twelve. But again Jacoby Brissette had seven for forty,
Speaker 1: Nick Chubb thirty three, you know, remove that from this hole,
Speaker 1: ten for thirty. I'm not going to remove that number
Speaker 1: because I hate when that happens, Like, yeah, I take
Speaker 1: away a player's best play, then their numbers aren't as
Speaker 1: good obviously, But for the purpose of defending the traditional
Speaker 1: Dolphins running defense against actual handoffs to backs, I am
Speaker 1: going to remove the scrambles because especially when two for
Speaker 1: twenty of that on the final drive, when there's five
Speaker 1: minutes left in the game in a twenty two point game,
Speaker 1: like yeah, it's a little easier for the quarterback to
Speaker 1: get off the off the spot and rush against three
Speaker 1: and four man rushes. You know, remove the seven for forty,
Speaker 1: it's seventeen for seventy two. That's four point two, pretty good,
Speaker 1: and if you look at just the other sixteen runs,
Speaker 1: it's like, you know, obviously the thirty three yard run happened,
Speaker 1: that's not good. You can't have that. But you held
Speaker 1: the Browns to two point four yards per carry on
Speaker 1: the other sixteen runs. So that's really really good. Consistently
Speaker 1: getting yourself into good down on distances. It's how you
Speaker 1: put yourself in a situation to get off the field
Speaker 1: on third downs. You know, some late scrambles, one big run,
Speaker 1: and then it just a bunch of wins for this
Speaker 1: Dolphins defense. To finish out the stats, the Dolphins end
Speaker 1: the day with one takeaway, but also three turnovers on downs.
Speaker 1: On third down, the Browns were five of twelve and
Speaker 1: two for five on fourth down. That's seven for seventeen.
Speaker 1: Big point of emphasis this week for Josh Boyer and
Speaker 1: the defense, and they went out there and got it done.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and hear from Mike McDaniel about the
Speaker 1: strength of this Dolphins running defense and how he feels
Speaker 1: about their ability to defend traditional running girls. That's that's
Speaker 1: something that you know, we're pretty confident in. It is
Speaker 1: is our run defense. Um, you know, regardless of what
Speaker 1: the stats say. There's been UM some some games where
Speaker 1: we've had some quarterback UH runs really really hurt us.
Speaker 1: But when you cut on the tape and when we're
Speaker 1: UM really looking at UH at ourselves in a critical fashion,
Speaker 1: I feel like that's one of our strengths. It was
Speaker 1: a tremendous challenge. They do an unbelievable job UM in
Speaker 1: Cleveland to to to really dominate the time of possession
Speaker 1: and utilize you know, one of, if not the best
Speaker 1: runner in the league. So it was cool to watch
Speaker 1: UM our team rally behind that. They knew the challenge
Speaker 1: that was in front of them. They knew a thing
Speaker 1: about a good running team is UM you either have
Speaker 1: to stop them or you're gonna have to deal with
Speaker 1: the consequences. And it's a slow, slow death and UM
Speaker 1: there's no way around it. You can't hide, so UH
Speaker 1: for them to have that effort and get after it's
Speaker 1: very proud of that. That's your takeaways one through three
Speaker 1: gonna be a longer podcast today, coach and two or
Speaker 1: were great at the mic, and I have so many
Speaker 1: thoughts on this comprehensive Dolphins thirty seventeen victory over the
Speaker 1: Cleveland Browns will come back on the other side. Do
Speaker 1: takeaways four and five as well as get to the
Speaker 1: teaching tape and the play before the point. That's next
Speaker 1: Drivetime Podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by
Speaker 1: Auto Nation. Takeaway number four on this edition of the
Speaker 1: Drive Time Podcast is kind of coincides. Will takeaway number
Speaker 1: three in the run defense, pass rusher, pass rush got
Speaker 1: it the job done on Sunday. Three sacks in this game.
Speaker 1: Constant pressure on Jacoby Brissette, good third down number is
Speaker 1: consistently getting off blocks. I thought the way Bradley Chubb
Speaker 1: continued to win inside where he's his tackle out for
Speaker 1: a you know, a with or a wider stance, a
Speaker 1: wider landmark, and then rush back inside on him. The
Speaker 1: way guys helped create chances like Jalen Phillips as he
Speaker 1: has want to do where he you know, will loop
Speaker 1: inside and take on multiple blockers and create lanes for
Speaker 1: other guys holding double teams, consistently getting off blocks, great
Speaker 1: and chances for I thought, Melvin Ingram, Bradley Chubb, Jalen
Speaker 1: Phillips outside, We're all so so good. You had a
Speaker 1: variety of rush packages. There were some looks in this
Speaker 1: game where Brissette had the entire like middle part of
Speaker 1: the field open to scramble because again, different type of quarterback,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins wanted to get kind of that pocket, you know,
Speaker 1: surrounding him and get multiple chances to run at him
Speaker 1: and get pressure and eventually get sacked, which they did
Speaker 1: in this game with three I thought we saw a
Speaker 1: cool variety of different looks and pass rush packages and
Speaker 1: different you know, techniques and styles to create that pressure.
Speaker 1: And surely the coverage absolutely helped to I mean, kator
Speaker 1: co who how many good reps did he have in
Speaker 1: this game? Exabing Howard, pretty good game as far as
Speaker 1: the numbers and completions against him go. He was solid
Speaker 1: all day long. And then justin Bethel, how many big
Speaker 1: plays did he have? That big you know, great defensive
Speaker 1: stay in phase, play the football, don't interfere the man
Speaker 1: on that kind of post corner route that he defended
Speaker 1: on that late third down shot into the end zone.
Speaker 1: Had a couple of more plays where he's right there
Speaker 1: in phase later in the game. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: hear from Mike McDaniel on Justin Bethel his inclusion to
Speaker 1: this team and how good he's been for this dolphense
Speaker 1: to you as a guy that was originally a special
Speaker 1: teamer almost exclusively now giving you a bunch of good
Speaker 1: reps weekend week out on defense. I can't say enough
Speaker 1: about that kid. Here. Here's a guy that has has
Speaker 1: been known in the National Football League as a special
Speaker 1: teams player. UM, very good one. And all he's done
Speaker 1: since he's been here is, you know, do his thing
Speaker 1: on special teams and then UM make plays every time
Speaker 1: he's asked. Uh, you know, we've had some injuries, given
Speaker 1: some opportunities, and he stepped into the plate and UM
Speaker 1: been around the ball. He competes, and uh it does
Speaker 1: a great job for us. So very very glad that
Speaker 1: he's on our team. Takeaway number five. I wanted to
Speaker 1: get silly here and I kept it in here because
Speaker 1: it's terrible, but I put Alec Trent Beck. What am
Speaker 1: I talking about? Their unsung heroes Alec Ingold and Trent Shufield.
Speaker 1: But I wound up going with spread the Love. That's
Speaker 1: gonna be my ultimate takeaway here is the Dolphins spread
Speaker 1: the love. As far as the football goes on offense,
Speaker 1: it was mostly about Alec Ingle and Trent Shutfield, but
Speaker 1: just a really bad pun trying to give you some Jeff,
Speaker 1: I guess I don't know what I'm doing. But we
Speaker 1: talked about unsung heroes in the podcast all the time,
Speaker 1: and these two guys, they just continue to get the
Speaker 1: job done. Man. We talked about Ingold at length there.
Speaker 1: Trent Sutfield House the touchdown, had a big third down
Speaker 1: conversion in the game earlier as well. Just continues to
Speaker 1: make big plays and he winds up in this game
Speaker 1: Trent Surefield does with four catches for sixty three yards
Speaker 1: and a touchdown in the game. I mean Waddle four
Speaker 1: for sixties six, Surefield four for sixty three, Ingled four
Speaker 1: forty five, Tyreek five for forty four, Gisiki two for
Speaker 1: thirty one, Wilson Jr. Jeff Wilson Jr. Two for most
Speaker 1: are four two, and Cedric Wilson one for seven. Spread
Speaker 1: the football all over the field. That's kind of the
Speaker 1: the next portion of you want to take out tenants seventeen.
Speaker 1: We've got weapons, man, We've got a running game. We've
Speaker 1: got guys that can consistently catch the football, move the chains,
Speaker 1: keep the offense on schedule, keep us moving and that's
Speaker 1: what happened in this game. This is a total total
Speaker 1: team effort as it is to create production for Tyreek
Speaker 1: and Jalen obviously, but it was nice to see those
Speaker 1: guys also get paid off with production of their own.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and here from Mike McDaniel on the
Speaker 1: rest of the offense contributing in such a big way
Speaker 1: as I do every single week. Yeah, no, UM, I
Speaker 1: have been waiting for a game like that. You know,
Speaker 1: I think you know, first of all, to to his
Speaker 1: playing UM, very very high level football. It's it's phenomenal
Speaker 1: watch um him commit to the process. It's the third
Speaker 1: game in a row where I didn't feel higher or
Speaker 1: low from him. He was just trying to execute each
Speaker 1: and every play, UM. But it was it was rewarding
Speaker 1: and exciting, UM because you know you can ask Tyreke
Speaker 1: and and Waddle themselves like we have. It's about a
Speaker 1: team and all of their production has to do with
Speaker 1: a team working in concert so that UM, they can
Speaker 1: get those numbers. And you know, you play defense that
Speaker 1: is bound and determined to make sure that those two
Speaker 1: individuals don't UM get as many targets. UH. That leaves
Speaker 1: opportunities forever it else, and you know I was I
Speaker 1: was very happy that. UM. Really the it seems like
Speaker 1: the uh only in house. The people really understand that
Speaker 1: we have a good a good team, a good offense,
Speaker 1: a good defense, good special teams. We only have, uh.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not just names, UM and hopefully the
Speaker 1: you know, you got to experience a little bit about
Speaker 1: of what we've been witnessing inside of practice and out
Speaker 1: so that we have a lot of a lot of
Speaker 1: players that can make plays and when they're um asked
Speaker 1: to uh step up and make a play. Um, you
Speaker 1: saw a ton of examples of guys doing doing that
Speaker 1: which we knew they were very capable of. All right,
Speaker 1: there you go. Those are the five takeaways real quick.
Speaker 1: The play before the play for me was the tackle
Speaker 1: for loss from Jerome Baker right before kater co who's
Speaker 1: pass break up to get the defense off the field
Speaker 1: where he keeps it, gets inside a block, slips underneath
Speaker 1: it with a quickness, then played through his pads. Get
Speaker 1: your feet below your hips, your hips below your shoulders,
Speaker 1: and play right through it. Getting knocked back on a
Speaker 1: back like Kareem Hunt is no small task, and he
Speaker 1: did it after he had to knife in their end
Speaker 1: defeat a block. Great play in a great game from
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker. My teaching tape was Zack Seiler on the
Speaker 1: force fumble because you watch him extend the arms, get
Speaker 1: your lockout and lock your man out. Control the rep
Speaker 1: from there, extend that punch shocking backwards, ride the wave
Speaker 1: down the opposite side of the formation against outside zone.
Speaker 1: Disengage from the block, rake at the ball if your
Speaker 1: big paw knock it out. Big takeaway at that point
Speaker 1: of the game. Great teaching tape there from Zack Seiler.
Speaker 1: All right, schedule update we have this podcast is the
Speaker 1: Monday Draft Time edition. We'll have a All twenty two
Speaker 1: podcast for you all tomorrow breaking this game down in depth.
Speaker 1: Cannot wait to watch that tape. Wednesday will do the
Speaker 1: five things I think the big Picture podcast, but for
Speaker 1: the entire season. They won't take the rest of the
Speaker 1: week off. No more podcast after Wednesday, and then we're
Speaker 1: gonna have our game preview on Tuesday next week Dolphins
Speaker 1: and Texans, and then when N's Day we will do
Speaker 1: our crossover, our perspective from Houston, and then give you
Speaker 1: the holiday off as well, So no Thanksgiving, no Black
Speaker 1: Friday bye week. Good time for it right here. Seven
Speaker 1: and three Dolphins heading into the stretch run. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and read some of the Brett Brett eys and tweets.
Speaker 1: Are great pr manager here who just fires off these
Speaker 1: bangers of statistical tweets every single Sunday. And man, he's
Speaker 1: he's having a good time with it right now because
Speaker 1: there's so much to talk about for this team. I
Speaker 1: gave you some of the two of stats that he
Speaker 1: had earlier in the game. Let's go ahead and continue here.
Speaker 1: Kater Co who had three passes defense today, which is
Speaker 1: the most buy undrafted rookie in NFL game since Nick
Speaker 1: Needum did it for the Dolphins in nineteen. That's any
Speaker 1: for any team. The last two cornerbacks U d f
Speaker 1: as to do it here are under Josh Bowyer's watch.
Speaker 1: In this defensive backfield, Dolphins had three sacks, four teen
Speaker 1: QB hits and and seven passes defense on just thirty
Speaker 1: five Browns pass attempts in this game. Keep them coming
Speaker 1: for us, Brett, we talked about the Dolphins punting two
Speaker 1: of stats. Dolphins are seven and three for the first
Speaker 1: time since two thousand and one, when they also began
Speaker 1: that season been three. This is the tenth Dolphins win
Speaker 1: and the team's past eleven home games. It's the best
Speaker 1: eleven game home stretch for the team since they went
Speaker 1: ten and one back in December of two thousand one
Speaker 1: to December of two thousand two. It's a pretty good
Speaker 1: run there. Dolphins did not punt. Jeff Wilson topped a
Speaker 1: hundred yards rushing and joined Raheem Mostert, who had a
Speaker 1: hundred yards rushing against the Jets. It's the first time
Speaker 1: since Dolphins had two different players rushed for a hundred
Speaker 1: yards in a game this season. Told you about the
Speaker 1: Dolphins distributing sixty six thousand, five hundred and sixty three
Speaker 1: tickets for this game, the most since hard Rock Stadium
Speaker 1: was modernized back in Tea. Dolphins scored thirty or more
Speaker 1: points in three straight games for the first time since
Speaker 1: a four game streak back in two thousand nine. Man,
Speaker 1: we were resetting the record books this year again. Go
Speaker 1: to Brett Brett Eisen's Twitter account at b bretch that's
Speaker 1: b B R e c H and get all these
Speaker 1: stats for you. He is firing these things off. We'll
Speaker 1: cover them on the podcast tomorrow. As well, but tons
Speaker 1: of stuff to look at here for this Dolphins team.
Speaker 1: It's been a fun week of fun, season of fun,
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