Speaker 1: Drive Time with Travis Wingfield begins. Now let me check
Speaker 1: your pulse if you're not. What is up? Dolphins? And
Speaker 1: welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins. How's
Speaker 1: it going to everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield.
Speaker 1: And on today's show, it's a preview day. Once again,
Speaker 1: we have to wait one extra day for game day.
Speaker 1: But it is Wednesday, which means we'll turn the page
Speaker 1: and get on to week fourteen. In introduction to the Titans,
Speaker 1: critical matchups, Keys to Victory, a brief Hard Knocks recap,
Speaker 1: and much much more from the Baptist Health Studios inside
Speaker 1: the Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the Draft Time Podcast,
Speaker 1: Maggie Jaffe, Sir, So Hard Knocks was last night, and
Speaker 1: I liked this episode much more in the vein of
Speaker 1: the first episode than the second one. And that's purely
Speaker 1: just the sadness of losing Jalen Phillips for the entire season,
Speaker 1: despite how good the storytelling was, and speaking of that,
Speaker 1: how great is the storytelling? And how lucky is that
Speaker 1: that Van Ginkel with his kids, his lovely wife the
Speaker 1: watch party and then mister Hugh just goes off and
Speaker 1: records a sack and a pick six in the game.
Speaker 1: Good or mister Wang, I should say, sorry, awesome, but
Speaker 1: it makes the hair on my arm stand up just
Speaker 1: thinking about it. In fact, the entire game portion did
Speaker 1: that as well. I mean the deep balls coach saying
Speaker 1: they're cheating Wallow, let's go. Then then Yatzi, and then
Speaker 1: of course Tyreek having no idea what happened on the
Speaker 1: second touchdown, only to be shown the tablet and the
Speaker 1: immediate Mia Kulpa, that's perfect. Where's that ball? Tyrek? That's perfect?
Speaker 1: How can you not love that? But to me, I
Speaker 1: think the best part of the show was the in
Speaker 1: depth analysis of Tuas game and his mechanics, coach comparing
Speaker 1: the throwing motion to a golf swing. You know your
Speaker 1: boy love that. The Drew Brees mentioned, Come on, what
Speaker 1: was two was comp out of college? Left handed Drew Brees.
Speaker 1: You love to see it. His ability to rip it
Speaker 1: without a real stride. That's part of the mechanism that
Speaker 1: makes him one of the quickest releases the game has
Speaker 1: ever seen. Right, but man, the channeled energy stuff, This
Speaker 1: is exactly how you want your quarterback to be wired.
Speaker 1: There's those hair standing up again. I cannot wait to
Speaker 1: watch this dude play in these big games down the
Speaker 1: stretch because think you're gonna get the best version of
Speaker 1: to a Tongua bai looa within those games. Finally, my
Speaker 1: other favorite part. This is why I try to hand
Speaker 1: out six game balls on radio every week and Seth
Speaker 1: and OJ give me crap for it because I can
Speaker 1: never choose. But McDaniel. At halftime of a game they
Speaker 1: lead thirty one to seven, he says, this press forward,
Speaker 1: Let's show how we're different from everyone. Not let the
Speaker 1: gas off and take pride in how we play football together.
Speaker 1: How about that? I mean, that's the kind of mindset
Speaker 1: that wins championships, is not. It impairs so well with
Speaker 1: his team meeting speech earlier in the episode about how
Speaker 1: the opponent doesn't matter because that's not what every day
Speaker 1: is about. And that's so good. You don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about what your opposition is doing. You have to
Speaker 1: focus on yourself. And if you approach every day with
Speaker 1: that same singular mindset, you're gonna put yourself in by
Speaker 1: the end of the year to be in the position
Speaker 1: that you want to be in. And he's so focused.
Speaker 1: Mike is on the grander journey of it all, and
Speaker 1: he uses that phrase all the damn time. And I
Speaker 1: truly believe it plays a major major role in why
Speaker 1: you've had this team come out and play teams that
Speaker 1: they're supposed to beat and not just beat them, but
Speaker 1: beat them by this much. Fifty points against Denver, fifteen
Speaker 1: points against the Giants, twenty one against the Panthers, fourteen
Speaker 1: against the Patriots who just beat the Chargers or lost
Speaker 1: the Charges by six points, twenty one versus the Jets,
Speaker 1: thirty versus the Commanders. Literally the only game that didn't
Speaker 1: go that way in terms of like lopside of potential
Speaker 1: scores was the Raider game, because back in Week one,
Speaker 1: the Chargers were a Super Bowl pick. The Patriots in
Speaker 1: Week two were coming off a game the loss of
Speaker 1: the defending NFC champion Eagles by just five points. Like
Speaker 1: after that, you've pretty much demolished every single lower level
Speaker 1: team you've seen this year. So I think it's something
Speaker 1: they emphasize, and I think it's something the players absolutely
Speaker 1: unequivocally buy in on. Let's actually go back to coach
Speaker 1: on the opening speech that he gave in front of
Speaker 1: the team and the quote that I love more than
Speaker 1: anything else, we waste no day because that's literally our formula.
Speaker 1: We don't give a talk about more playing. That's not
Speaker 1: the objective. The objective is to progress our games. So
Speaker 1: when it's elimination time, it's tucking on. We have no regrets.
Speaker 1: So that'll be the formula when the take on the
Speaker 1: Titans on Monday Night football. Let's go ahead and get
Speaker 1: into this Monday night football, first time since the Saints
Speaker 1: game the Ian Book game back in twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: for the Miami Dolphins on Monday night. Can you believe that? Gosh,
Speaker 1: that seems like a different lifetime ago. It's the first
Speaker 1: home Monday night game since twenty seventeen when Kenyon Drake
Speaker 1: scored two touchdowns and Xaviering and Howard picked off Tom
Speaker 1: Brady twice as we uphit the Patriots. Gosh, another live
Speaker 1: time ago. But we're back and a win keeps us
Speaker 1: atop the AFC standings. So let's go ahead and get
Speaker 1: to know the four and eight Titans. But first, hard
Speaker 1: Rock Stadium hits different at night. I've always had that
Speaker 1: said it for three or four times now, especially when
Speaker 1: the forecast calls for nighttime temperatures of seventy degrees, a
Speaker 1: slight breeze, a small chance of rain. Cloudy evening, perfect
Speaker 1: football weather here in South Florida, and the Titans are
Speaker 1: in a bit of a transition period. The season began
Speaker 1: looking like we'd see the first return of Ryan Tannehill
Speaker 1: to hard Rock Stadium, but they have since made the
Speaker 1: switch to second round draft pick Will Levis. They traded
Speaker 1: longtime All Pro Kevin Bayyard at the time the deadline,
Speaker 1: and running the game that we saw Dereck Henry go
Speaker 1: no lower than ninety six rushing yards per game since
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen, which also coincides with Tannehill's arrival. This year
Speaker 1: is all the way down to just seventy per game,
Speaker 1: twenty six yards off of that pace from when he
Speaker 1: was peaked. Dereck Henry his yards per attempt are right
Speaker 1: in line with the last three years four point three,
Speaker 1: four point four now four point three again, but they
Speaker 1: have not been able to run the ball as often.
Speaker 1: They're down sixteen attempts per game compared to twenty three
Speaker 1: over the previous three years, and the scoreboard dictates that
Speaker 1: I'm sure the tread on the tires dictates that a
Speaker 1: little bit. And their number two running back ty J. Spears,
Speaker 1: who's a phenomenal looking prospect and pro player now, is
Speaker 1: pretty good as well, so he dictates that too. But
Speaker 1: you have to change. You have changes all over the
Speaker 1: roster for this Titans team. The offensive line has been
Speaker 1: completely remade the last two seasons. The receiver room underwent
Speaker 1: a total overhaul post aj Brown trade, which I'm sure
Speaker 1: they regret that one. Now, let's put it this way,
Speaker 1: it's a completely different team than the one we saw
Speaker 1: one week after that Monday night game against the Saints
Speaker 1: in Tennessee against the Titans. That team earned the one
Speaker 1: seed that year in evidence of a transitional period. Entered
Speaker 1: this game at four and eight off of a season
Speaker 1: where they finished with seven consecutive losses following a seven
Speaker 1: and three start. So it's been a rough road for
Speaker 1: them in the last you know, thirteen months or so.
Speaker 1: What a start. Contrast, so, when Tannehill took over back
Speaker 1: in week six of twenty nineteen to week twelve of
Speaker 1: last year, when the losing treak began, they were thirty
Speaker 1: six and seventeen in that stretch. That's like what the
Speaker 1: Dolphins have done the last couple of years right since
Speaker 1: that four wins and fifteen losses, the coming off a
Speaker 1: brutal overtime loss that probably removed any semblance of hope
Speaker 1: for a late season surge of the playoffs. It wasn't
Speaker 1: gonna happen anyways, but they beat the Panthers a week
Speaker 1: ago by a touchdown. Man like ugh, the had losses
Speaker 1: of the Jags and Bucks before that. They lost to
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Pittsburgh by four and Levis's first start, and he
Speaker 1: threw four touchdowns in his first game against the Falcons
Speaker 1: in that first Star So we'll get to him in
Speaker 1: the tape study portion of the podcast. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: first into a quick rundown of how the roster got
Speaker 1: to the current state that it's in. Tannehill signed as
Speaker 1: a backup to Mariota back in twenty nineteen, Willis was
Speaker 1: a third round draft pick in that quarterback room in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, and then will Levis is the second
Speaker 1: round draft pick this year. So heavy investment into the position,
Speaker 1: and for a team that funnels its offense through the
Speaker 1: running backs, right, Henry and Spears are the only backs
Speaker 1: on the active roster They do have some practice squad
Speaker 1: call ups they'll make, but it's not a name worth noting.
Speaker 1: They used to do a They used the pick they
Speaker 1: got for aj Brown to get trail in Burks and
Speaker 1: he hasn't worked out the way they hoped he would.
Speaker 1: He actually just returned from a long absence with an
Speaker 1: injury he suffered in that Pittsburgh game. They brought in
Speaker 1: new Hopkins this offseason, and the neck Nick Westbrook Akina
Speaker 1: has kind of been the hidden gem of that group
Speaker 1: for them. I love their fourth round pick from last year,
Speaker 1: tight end Chigakuonko He's kind of got Charles Clay vibes
Speaker 1: to him. This line is where things really got flipped though,
Speaker 1: if you ask me, They went from in that game
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one against US when they ran the
Speaker 1: ball down our throats with Derrick Henry and Deontay Foreman.
Speaker 1: They went from Taylor Lawan, Roger Staffold, Ben Jones, and
Speaker 1: Jack Conklin to having to replace all four of those
Speaker 1: guys over the last two years. They paid Andre Dillard
Speaker 1: big money, which if you're a Koogs fan, you know
Speaker 1: that he was one of the biggest bust in Washington
Speaker 1: State history. Like he got drafted in the first round
Speaker 1: by Philly and it hasn't worked out, even though he
Speaker 1: got a big second contract from the Titans. He's been
Speaker 1: replaced by left tackle Jaylen Duncan, a sixth round rookie.
Speaker 1: This year, You're big free agent signing got replaced by
Speaker 1: a sixth round rookie Nikes. They took Pete Skarnsky in
Speaker 1: the first round last year, Dylan Raddin's in the second
Speaker 1: round two years back. Neither of those have worked out either,
Speaker 1: but the best one of the group is twenty twenty
Speaker 1: UDFA Aaron Brewer in the pivot. I think it's proved
Speaker 1: how difficult it is to rebuild an offensive line in
Speaker 1: this league. Such a tough position. To find actual hits
Speaker 1: at the defensive line is opposite. They invested and made
Speaker 1: it into a top flight unit. They paid Denico Autry,
Speaker 1: who's a stud, an absolute stud. They nailed their first
Speaker 1: round pick back in twenty nineteen with Jeffrey Simmons, though
Speaker 1: he's not going to play in the game, and Harold Landry,
Speaker 1: a premier edge rusher or he was before an injury
Speaker 1: last year kind of reverted his skill set back a
Speaker 1: little bit. Former second round draft pick who should have
Speaker 1: gone in the top twenty of that year's class. I
Speaker 1: loved the aziz Al Shaier signing, the former Niners linebacker.
Speaker 1: He's been an absolute hit for them, and as we mentioned,
Speaker 1: they traded the quarterback of the defense, Kevin Bayard, and
Speaker 1: had some rough selections in the secondary as well. Christian
Speaker 1: Fulton's had a rough year. Roger McCreery's probably the best
Speaker 1: of the bunch, and then Sean Murphy Bunting was a
Speaker 1: free agent acquisition from Tampa Bay and he has not
Speaker 1: worked out at all. So that's the story on the Titans.
Speaker 1: Let's do some quick storylines here before you take our
Speaker 1: first break some home cooking. In two weeks since we
Speaker 1: last played at hard Rock Stadium and in games started
Speaker 1: by two a tongue of II LOWA, the Dolphins are
Speaker 1: eighteen and four in that building. They've won seventeen of
Speaker 1: the last nineteen overall, they'll play four of the final
Speaker 1: five in this building. If they win each game, well,
Speaker 1: that means that every game the rest of the way
Speaker 1: until the freakin' Super Bowl would be in our building.
Speaker 1: Keep holding serve at home when one road game in
Speaker 1: Baltimore and you'll play in Vegas. It's as simple as that,
Speaker 1: and starts this week against the Tennessee Titans the Tickle Monsters,
Speaker 1: David Long sees his former team. I'm very excited about
Speaker 1: this matchup for him, because one, I always look forward
Speaker 1: to seeing the energy that guys have in those spots,
Speaker 1: and David's never short on juice. But there was some
Speaker 1: consternation over his departure in Tennessee because Mike Frable kind
Speaker 1: of called him out last year. So I'm excited for
Speaker 1: David Long to go smack somebody in their face mask
Speaker 1: as a result of that, and then of course the
Speaker 1: pursuit of awards and accolades. Tyreek needs to average one
Speaker 1: hundred and four yards per game to hit two thousand.
Speaker 1: That's very doable, especially when he goes for two hundred
Speaker 1: this week. I'll preview there and then Tua. In the
Speaker 1: thick of the MVP discussion, I was having this conversation
Speaker 1: with Kyle Krabs, the Great Lockdown Dolphins host, and I said,
Speaker 1: if we win the final five games and Tua just
Speaker 1: simply repeats his pro rated production right now, would that
Speaker 1: make him league MVP? And Kyle said, We'll probably have
Speaker 1: to factor in what Tyreek's involvement is in those final
Speaker 1: five games, and it just stinks that two was going
Speaker 1: to have to Essentially, you know, he's the only quarterback
Speaker 1: in the league that's going to build. People are going
Speaker 1: to say, well, his receivers is the main reason it happens,
Speaker 1: like they don't do it for brock Purty even in
Speaker 1: San Francisco. So we'll see about that. But facing a
Speaker 1: defense that struggles to get pressure even with Jeffrey Simmons,
Speaker 1: without him on the field, there's a chance to continue
Speaker 1: pumping up those stats and put yourself in position to
Speaker 1: make that push for record breaking numbers. Of course, you
Speaker 1: won't get MVP recognition if you don't perform well in
Speaker 1: those final games, but over these next two games against
Speaker 1: two bad teams, a chance to boost the numbies, to
Speaker 1: put you in a spot to go make a run,
Speaker 1: to go win those games and put yourself in a
Speaker 1: very lasting impression in those voters' minds with the stats
Speaker 1: to back it up. He might have to do it
Speaker 1: though in three quarters of this game, because Tua, like
Speaker 1: at Alabama, plays a lot of games where he doesn't
Speaker 1: see much action in the fourth quarter. That's all I
Speaker 1: got right there. Let's actually keep going here before the
Speaker 1: first break and get into this Titans defense versus the
Speaker 1: Miami offense, and guys, it's not gonna be pretty. I
Speaker 1: told you wouldn't be pretty in Washington. It's not going
Speaker 1: to be pretty here in hard Rock Stadium. So their
Speaker 1: defense looks like this. Amani Hooker is their probably top
Speaker 1: defensive back right now with Bayard going out to Philly,
Speaker 1: but he plays eighty eight percent of the snaps, and
Speaker 1: then Kayvon Wallace plays fifty four. He's been the primary
Speaker 1: replacement for excuse me, for Kevin Byard, but he's like
Speaker 1: a strong safety type where that's kind of what Hooker plays,
Speaker 1: and Bayard was the traffic cop kind of in the
Speaker 1: back part of the defensive backfield. So the explosive play
Speaker 1: rate has gone through the roof. More on that in
Speaker 1: a moment. And then Terrell Edmonds was a free agent acquisition.
Speaker 1: He's played fifteen percent of the snaps. They'll go big
Speaker 1: Nickel sometimes, I'm not too frequently. The cornerbacks. I don't
Speaker 1: think Christian Fulton's going to play. He has a hamstring injury,
Speaker 1: and if he does play, wrong team to face with
Speaker 1: a hamstring banged up, Caleb Farley's out for the year
Speaker 1: on IR so they are we say this like I
Speaker 1: almost feel every week teams that play US are often
Speaker 1: depleted at cornerback, and that's not a good thing to
Speaker 1: do against Tyreek Hill and Jalen Waddle. Sean Murphy bunting
Speaker 1: seventy five percent of the snaps. Roger McCreery also seventy five,
Speaker 1: though he primarily plays inside. I imagine you'll see lots
Speaker 1: more of Elijah Molden in the slot role, former first
Speaker 1: round draft pick who's been a little bit up and
Speaker 1: down for them. But if they can't get Fulton to go,
Speaker 1: I think McCreary kicks outside and Molden plays the slot inside.
Speaker 1: As far as their front, Denico Autrey's a sixty six
Speaker 1: percent snap taker, but out as Jeffrey Simmons, who's an
Speaker 1: eighty five percent snap taker on the interior, He's like
Speaker 1: Christian wilkins Man the same player basically at this point
Speaker 1: of their careers. Tyer Tart's a good player forty percent,
Speaker 1: and then Peko forty percent defensive tackle as well. Off
Speaker 1: the edge, Harold Landry played three quarters of the snaps,
Speaker 1: and then arden Key plays sixty three percent of the snaps,
Speaker 1: and Autrey plays inside and outside, so he's a little
Speaker 1: bit more edged there as well, with Tartan Peco playing
Speaker 1: the defensive tackle roles there. But Landry Man he just
Speaker 1: hasn't had the same juice since the injury he suffered
Speaker 1: last year, where arden Key kind of reminds me a
Speaker 1: little bit of like remember peak Alvin Smith for the Niners.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying he's the same player, but his building
Speaker 1: style is kind of like that length and speed and
Speaker 1: get off and all that fun stuff. And then the
Speaker 1: linebackers or asi's Al Shaier, a really good player from
Speaker 1: the formerly of the forty nine ers I like a lot.
Speaker 1: And Jack Gibbons steps into the role that Monti Rice
Speaker 1: previously filled, but he has been released since I wrote
Speaker 1: the podcast script, so no more Buyer, no Jeffrey Simmons,
Speaker 1: let's see. And then Kavon Wallace took over the starting
Speaker 1: safety's bought Caleb Farley out Christian Fulton. Hammy some personnel usage,
Speaker 1: thirty four front is six percent, forty three front is
Speaker 1: a ten percent usage, So you're in your base about
Speaker 1: fifteen percent of the time. It's pretty typical across the league.
Speaker 1: Your nickel package is sixty two percent, But how about
Speaker 1: the twenty two percent of the time they are in dime?
Speaker 1: So take linebackers off the field. It's probably a little
Speaker 1: bit of a reaction to the fact that their edge
Speaker 1: group is not very deep, and really the defensive tackle spot,
Speaker 1: especially with Simmons down, is not super deep either, So
Speaker 1: they'll roll out all these defensive backs. But again, I
Speaker 1: just told you about three guys that could be out
Speaker 1: of this game from the defensive backfield. If that's the case,
Speaker 1: and you run six defensive backs, you were on your
Speaker 1: ninth defensive back in the game. Is there a team
Speaker 1: in the NFL that would feel good about having their
Speaker 1: ninth player on defense play twenty five percent of the snaps?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Defensive backflashes, No, that's defense defensive
Speaker 1: backfield anyway. They've struggled with pressure or iguesst the pass,
Speaker 1: I should say, really really poorly lately. Some quick numbers.
Speaker 1: They have the thirteenth highest man coverage rate you can't
Speaker 1: do that against US thirty one percent, and they have
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth highest blitz rate at twenty three percent.
Speaker 1: But their pressure rate is twelfth best at thirty eight percent,
Speaker 1: but without Isaiah, without Isaiah Simmons, without Jeffrey Simmons, that
Speaker 1: will reduce big time. He is the He's the straw
Speaker 1: that stirs the drink man. They've out a passing EPA
Speaker 1: of fifteen point seven the last five weeks. That's the
Speaker 1: Buyard trag, which is thirty first, behind only Washington who's
Speaker 1: at thirty one point three. But we literally put that
Speaker 1: on them last week. Half of those points were because
Speaker 1: of us, so you could see Tennessee and that same
Speaker 1: exact spot. After we get done with him, all, let's
Speaker 1: take a little break right here and come back and
Speaker 1: wrap up the Titans defense versus this Dolphins offense. That's
Speaker 1: next Draft Time podcast, your host, Travis Wingfield, brought to
Speaker 1: you by Auto Nation. We left off talking about the
Speaker 1: Titans passing defense. Let's go ahead and talk about the
Speaker 1: characters here a little bit. I mentioned Christian Fulton. I
Speaker 1: just doubt that he plays. Even if he does with
Speaker 1: the hamshing, it's bad news. And then Sean Murphy Bunting
Speaker 1: is their kind of speedster, change a direction guy, but
Speaker 1: he doesn't like play the game smart enough to be
Speaker 1: able to handle someone like Tyreek Hill, much like you
Speaker 1: saw Kwan Martin in the slot last week trying to
Speaker 1: cover Tyreek. It didn't work out, but I do get
Speaker 1: the sense that he's the guy you would put around
Speaker 1: Tyreek just because he's the fact and quickest, but you
Speaker 1: probably should double him. So I think that again another
Speaker 1: opportunity here for Waddle to get to get some of
Speaker 1: his production. But also this defense, it's not like Washington's
Speaker 1: in terms of how disjointed Washington's consistently was. I told you, guys, right,
Speaker 1: it reminds me so much of that Chargers defense, and
Speaker 1: what do we have but busts and terrible structures and
Speaker 1: you're gonna cheat towards Waddle and not Tyreek. All right,
Speaker 1: go for it, guys, like this is not that, But
Speaker 1: there are a lot of busts and miscommunications on the
Speaker 1: back end. I think are more of the player responsibility
Speaker 1: opposed to bad scheme from the defensive coaching staff. So
Speaker 1: I'm curious how they want to attack the Dolphins because
Speaker 1: Roger McCreary is like their most physical cater COOHU type,
Speaker 1: But anybody be put in the slot is a mismatch
Speaker 1: for him too, So truth be told, it's sloppy, there's
Speaker 1: lots of errors, tons of busts. Guys cannot run with speed.
Speaker 1: They don't communicate since the Buyard trade. And if we've
Speaker 1: learned one thing about this Dolphins offense, it's that if
Speaker 1: they get a bust, they're going to exploit it. Amani
Speaker 1: Hooker's been awesome for them, but I just think that
Speaker 1: you really, really really feel the absence of Buyard on
Speaker 1: the back end. Hence the number I mentioned in how
Speaker 1: much that jumped. There should be a chance for Tyreek,
Speaker 1: Waddle and Tua to all go off. In fact, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and stamp it right here. I think
Speaker 1: that Tyreek and wadd will both get one hundred yards.
Speaker 1: And remember on hard knocks, when McDaniel said he thought
Speaker 1: that Tula was gonna go off for four fifty, he
Speaker 1: would have if he finished the whole game and had
Speaker 1: a couple of drops that didn't happen. But I think
Speaker 1: it's gonna happen in this one here, because I think
Speaker 1: you're gonna see lots of explosive plays and he's probably
Speaker 1: gonna have to get done in three quarters. But I
Speaker 1: think Tua can go over four hundred yards in this game.
Speaker 1: As long as we're buttoned up in sharp, it's very possible.
Speaker 1: The run defense has been a lot better for the
Speaker 1: Titans twelfth in EPA. Over that same timeline, they allowed
Speaker 1: a couple of explosives against the Colts that made the
Speaker 1: total look gaudy, but they will get their wins. One
Speaker 1: of the top ten success rates against the run in
Speaker 1: the NFL. But also who hits more big runs than
Speaker 1: eight Chan and Moster. It's like, cool, you can win
Speaker 1: seven of the ten rundowns, but on the three that
Speaker 1: we win, if it's a seventy yard touchdown us so
Speaker 1: our chance is to gal out on the perimeter and
Speaker 1: find those tiny creases. I saw somebody compared to von
Speaker 1: Ah Chan to Flat Stanley. That's perfect, like the way
Speaker 1: he can squeeze through those gaps and hit those field
Speaker 1: flipping plays. I think Miami has an opportunity in the
Speaker 1: running game for that. And then no Simmons in this one.
Speaker 1: They've just waved Monty Rice. Al Shaiir has been awesome.
Speaker 1: And then Jack Gibbons is kind of the guy that
Speaker 1: made Rice expendable. He's got thirty stops, which is second
Speaker 1: on the team behind Al Shaiir, but there's not a
Speaker 1: lot of speed in that position, like they are thumpers,
Speaker 1: and I think we can make life hell on those
Speaker 1: guys on the outside running game paired with the middle
Speaker 1: of the field passing game, you always have to be
Speaker 1: concerned about the Titans pass rush, and again, Simmons being
Speaker 1: down changes the equation a lot. But they have some
Speaker 1: heavy five technique slash three technique types, kind of like
Speaker 1: we have with Wilkins and Seeler. Autrey's a monster, you
Speaker 1: gotta get him blocked. I like Tart's game arden key long,
Speaker 1: explosive off the edge. Fun matchup there for Austin Jackson
Speaker 1: and then Landry usually rushes off the left, so it'd
Speaker 1: be nice if toront Armstead can go. But quite frankly,
Speaker 1: I ain't worried about Dog like this offensive line with
Speaker 1: this quarterback in this head coach, we tend to win
Speaker 1: those matchups against opposing pass rushes typically, no matter how
Speaker 1: good they are, unless we get way behind the scoreboard
Speaker 1: that changes things, but that ain't happening in this one. Dog.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and pivot here before our second break
Speaker 1: and talk about Dolphins defense versus Titans offense, because I
Speaker 1: did a lot more notes and study on this because well,
Speaker 1: truth be told, guys, Titans defense is not good and
Speaker 1: Miami's gonna put up a forty burger in this one again,
Speaker 1: So Dolphins defense, so their quarterbacks will have us you
Speaker 1: know about that. New Hopkins plays seventy percent of the
Speaker 1: snaps on offense. Nick Westbrook Aquina does as well. Treylan
Speaker 1: Brooks has played thirty percent, although he is the two
Speaker 1: when he's healthy, he missed like five games. Chris Morris
Speaker 1: played half the snaps on the inside. Chig o'kwonko is
Speaker 1: one of the best tight ends in the NFL. He
Speaker 1: plays two thirds of the snaps, and then Trayvon Westco
Speaker 1: plays fifty percent of the snaps as well. They have
Speaker 1: one of the most twelve personnel usages in the NFL.
Speaker 1: And then Kyle Phillips plays a little bit inside and outside,
Speaker 1: but he plays twenty percent of the snaps kind of
Speaker 1: like his game a little bit. I mentioned Scarnsky, he's
Speaker 1: the left guard, Brewers the center, Brunskill the right guard,
Speaker 1: and Duncan and Dylan Radens with the tackles. And then
Speaker 1: Derek Henry plays fifty three percent of the snaps. With
Speaker 1: Spears playing fifty two. So I mentioned the tackles there, right.
Speaker 1: Chris Hubbard was signed to start for them, and Nicholas
Speaker 1: petite Frere was also a potential starter going into the year.
Speaker 1: They're both on IR so you're down to backup tackles
Speaker 1: and Andre Dillard, who I guess was signed to be
Speaker 1: the starter to begin with over those first two guys,
Speaker 1: but he got bench to replace, like he wasn't even
Speaker 1: good enough to be the fourth offensive tackle on this team.
Speaker 1: Like yaikekkuks personnel usage, they run eleven personnel fifty two
Speaker 1: percent of the time. That's one of the lowest marks
Speaker 1: in the NFL. That's one receiver, one running back, one
Speaker 1: tight end, three receivers. They don't have three receivers to
Speaker 1: roll out with, so it's typically twelve personnel thirty one
Speaker 1: percent of the time, thirteen personnel, three tight ends six percent,
Speaker 1: and they will get Henry and Spears in the game
Speaker 1: about seven percent of the time. All their two back
Speaker 1: personnel is with those two guys, So it's heavy personnel,
Speaker 1: right physical football team. It speaks to the makeup of
Speaker 1: their roster, how they built it, and their core principles
Speaker 1: because when this team was competing for AFC championships and
Speaker 1: divisional round victories. They beat you on both sides of
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage. They ran the football effectively, and
Speaker 1: they had one of the best deep play action passing games.
Speaker 1: Off of that. A lot has changed, but at their core,
Speaker 1: that's who they aspire to be, and we've seen it
Speaker 1: this year. When the Dolphins can get on top of
Speaker 1: teams like that, it is so difficult for those teams
Speaker 1: to come back and beat you. They operate from shotgun
Speaker 1: fifty five percent of the time. That's twenty ninth in
Speaker 1: the NFL. Again, a Derek Henry offense. Right, they want
Speaker 1: to go I form or not ifirmation, single back set
Speaker 1: under center, play action game off of Henry, run the
Speaker 1: ball a lot. It just hasn't worked for him. They're
Speaker 1: third and two tight end personnel at forty percent, and
Speaker 1: their twelfth and two back personnel they're at seven percent.
Speaker 1: So let's go ahead and take our last break right here.
Speaker 1: Come back on the other side, finish up this side
Speaker 1: of the football. We'll talk about what's at stake. We'll
Speaker 1: go ahead and talk about the keys to victory and
Speaker 1: make our prediction in this one. All that next Draft
Speaker 1: Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by
Speaker 1: Auto Nation. Let's jump into the tape here on the
Speaker 1: Titans offense because I watched a lot of it because
Speaker 1: it's a new quarterback that I'm not that familiar with
Speaker 1: and I wanted to see how things have changed going
Speaker 1: from Ryan Tannehill to Will Levis. And for his personal
Speaker 1: scattered report, I can tell you this dude can flat
Speaker 1: out rip it from any platform, any arm angle, great base,
Speaker 1: great arm strength, and great arm talent, really good core
Speaker 1: and balance. Has some jump throws in there. Let's it
Speaker 1: rip at times, at least early on in his tenure
Speaker 1: here with some anticipation, with some color in his face. Now,
Speaker 1: that was all the Pittsburgh game that I was getting
Speaker 1: excited about his tape, and a little bit of the
Speaker 1: Atlanta game too, although the four touchdown game that tape
Speaker 1: was not as good as what you might expect a
Speaker 1: four touchdown game to look like because the placement is
Speaker 1: not great and he doesn't have great separators from the
Speaker 1: perimeter either, So even at this stage of his career,
Speaker 1: DeAndre Hopkins is not getting separation like at all. I
Speaker 1: like Kyle Phillips finding soft spots, but I like Cater
Speaker 1: even better in the slot, and you know how I
Speaker 1: feel about Ramsey and X. I think this game has
Speaker 1: quarterback indecision written all over it, either in decision in
Speaker 1: taking sacks and kind of turtling against the pressure or
Speaker 1: throwing into covered windows that would lead to a lot
Speaker 1: of hands on footballs. And the offense funnels through the
Speaker 1: aforementioned Hopkins more so than Derek Henry now, and they'll
Speaker 1: move him around backfield x Z slot like it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: They want to scheme stuff up for DeAndre Hopkins, and
Speaker 1: Levis will attach his eyes to number ten. The Steelers
Speaker 1: would like cap or double or bracket Hopkins in that game,
Speaker 1: and that's when Levis would have opportunities to attack other
Speaker 1: people on the field, But he didn't do it frequently
Speaker 1: enough for me to like note it, if that makes sense. Now.
Speaker 1: This Pittsburgh defense is criminally poorly constructed year after year,
Speaker 1: like they have superstar talent, but they wind up with
Speaker 1: a Sam linebacker running vertical with DeAndre Hopkins. And in fact,
Speaker 1: a throwback to you locked on Dolphins listeners when I
Speaker 1: said that Minka Fitzpatrick's going to be in for the
Speaker 1: Ultimate surprise when he goes to Pittsburgh's defense and has
Speaker 1: Keith Butler having him run, you know, having was it
Speaker 1: not Larry Foot who was linebackerund maybe it was Larry
Speaker 1: Foot Larry Foot running you know, thirteen reps on Keyan
Speaker 1: Allen back to back to back to back for like
Speaker 1: a sixteen catch day that he had in that one game.
Speaker 1: It's not Keith Butler anymore, but it's still very similar
Speaker 1: in how they construct things. So like you know, for
Speaker 1: this particular look, Levice is able to see double coverage
Speaker 1: leaving a strong safety to run out to the wheel,
Speaker 1: and it's like a three way go from the field.
Speaker 1: Like it's it's just very clear indicators for where the
Speaker 1: football has to go. So way muddy your picture from
Speaker 1: a guy like I don't know, Vic Fangio with better
Speaker 1: zone match concepts. That's where he struggled and that's where
Speaker 1: he gets on Monday Night football. He will throw like
Speaker 1: these predetermined shots to DeAndre Hopkins, and if he makes
Speaker 1: that choice on Ramsey or even X, you're gonna be
Speaker 1: paying for it night nighttime. Son. It looks to me
Speaker 1: like there's a good amount of predetermination and it can
Speaker 1: lead to big plays. When you hit it, like in
Speaker 1: the Falcons game when they were not ready for it
Speaker 1: in his first career start, but when you don't. When
Speaker 1: you don't, it can go the other way very quickly. Honestly,
Speaker 1: watching him, he's a more gifted Sam Howell in terms
Speaker 1: of power in his arm, but less creativity outside the pocket,
Speaker 1: a little bit better pocket management to throw on time
Speaker 1: inside the pocket, but it's not it's not pro level yet.
Speaker 1: It's it's no work close to pro level yet. He's
Speaker 1: a he's getting there. I think he will get there eventually.
Speaker 1: And that Falcons game, he just was like kind of
Speaker 1: throwing the ball up like on throws. It was like no, no, no, yes,
Speaker 1: like those type of throws. And it worked in the
Speaker 1: first half against Pittsburgh as well, but it's been a
Speaker 1: wall ever since then. Jtos Sullivan, on the recap of
Speaker 1: the Pittsburgh game, said that it's just not Sunday footballs,
Speaker 1: and these are not throws you can make against NFL
Speaker 1: defense as an NFL speed and the concepts don't match
Speaker 1: up to what like typically you would see from certain
Speaker 1: sets and certain looks. So it's tough. Man. It gives
Speaker 1: your coverage a chance when he throws it, and when
Speaker 1: he doesn't, well, now it's pass rush time, baby, because
Speaker 1: his pass protection has been awful abysmal in front of him,
Speaker 1: and he'll slide the wrong direction. Like I don't think
Speaker 1: he has full tome of the offense. I think that
Speaker 1: cater if Brandon Jones gets reps is the nickel safety
Speaker 1: David Long his blitzes. All these guys should be a
Speaker 1: big part of sending an extra rusher to get into
Speaker 1: will Evis's face. And then as far as the offensive
Speaker 1: line goes, left tackle position, yikes, yikes guys. And then
Speaker 1: the right guard position had some real struggle. I think
Speaker 1: there's some like old Wiam in terms of the lack
Speaker 1: of balance and the feet getting stagnant at the punch.
Speaker 1: And that's what Christian and Zach like continuously they harass
Speaker 1: players like that because those guys can't handle someone who's
Speaker 1: technically as refined as a Christian Wilkins or a Zach Steeler.
Speaker 1: So I think, once again, I think your guards are
Speaker 1: gonna get beat up by ninety four and ninety two.
Speaker 1: I expect both guys to have big nights collapse in
Speaker 1: the pocket. How about the pass block efficiency of this
Speaker 1: offensive line. This is gonna make a guy shudder and
Speaker 1: think back to like the twenty fifteen Miami Dolphins. So
Speaker 1: you ready, Jalen Duncan has a ninety point five pass
Speaker 1: block efficiency. He replaced Andre Dillard, who might have been
Speaker 1: the worst life tackle in the NFL this year when
Speaker 1: he played who had a ninety point seven. It was
Speaker 1: better with Dillard. Bradley Chubb, massive, massive game incoming. Duncan
Speaker 1: allowed nine pressures last week in three sacks allowed. Yikes,
Speaker 1: Scaransky for the left guard, If you want to be
Speaker 1: a good left guard, ninety eight to the number, ninety
Speaker 1: six point eight Brewer. If you want to be a
Speaker 1: good center, ninety nine is the number ninety six point seven.
Speaker 1: Brunskill ninety six point seven. How about Dylan Raddan, it's
Speaker 1: about ninety six is good for a tackle? Ninety three
Speaker 1: point five? Guys, they don't have a single good pass
Speaker 1: protector on this offensive line. Those at the tackle positions
Speaker 1: are combined for the lowest in the NFL. And Chubb
Speaker 1: has the fourth highest pass rush win rate among all edges.
Speaker 1: And y'all saw what mister Hugh Wang did on Sunday
Speaker 1: against the Commanders. Of course, Derek Henry is the man
Speaker 1: in Tennessee. As we mentioned, the offense still goes through
Speaker 1: the run game and heavily through his production, but you'll
Speaker 1: need your defensive line to eat up blocks no problem.
Speaker 1: And then David Long and Duke Riley step up, and
Speaker 1: that's kind of the one area I might look at
Speaker 1: because they're not big linebackers by NFL standards, but they're
Speaker 1: fast and aggressive and if you can hit Henry before
Speaker 1: he gets a full head of steam, that's how you
Speaker 1: cut him down. I cannot wait to watch how these
Speaker 1: guys attack Henry. I think it's the focal point of
Speaker 1: the game. Javon Deshaun the backers fun matchup there. Henry
Speaker 1: has forty two miss tackles force this year, so he's
Speaker 1: not fallen off in that regard at all. For three
Speaker 1: point two yards after contact, I think the explosiveness is
Speaker 1: down a little bit, so not the big runs off
Speaker 1: those miss tackles anymore. And then ty J spears he's
Speaker 1: a stud two twenty one miss tackles three point four
Speaker 1: to two after contact. I was curious to dive into
Speaker 1: some of the numbers here regarding the six quarters that
Speaker 1: Levis played. Going back to the quarterback now against Atlanta
Speaker 1: and Pittsburgh versus the rest, and I think the tape
Speaker 1: says here that there was muddier pictures. People got more
Speaker 1: tape on him and made some more adjustments, and there
Speaker 1: have been more throws where it almost looks like it's predetermined,
Speaker 1: like I'm gonna throw the ball to DeAndre Hopkins on
Speaker 1: that speed out right now, there's no question about what
Speaker 1: I'm doing here, and throws that you would just assume
Speaker 1: are non starter based on the rotation of the defense
Speaker 1: and it still goes that way, like a play action
Speaker 1: where he rolls to the right and throws a vertical
Speaker 1: back left like Bubba. We can't make those throws, Big Doug.
Speaker 1: And I think this graft I found explains it all perfectly. Again.
Speaker 1: I said, like the no, no, no, yes type of throws.
Speaker 1: Those were all over the Atlanta game. He threw four touchdowns,
Speaker 1: great start right, and then he had some in Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: where it's like this is pretty impressive. And there was
Speaker 1: some straight up, like godlike throws in those games where
Speaker 1: he showed you why he was considered a potential top
Speaker 1: ten pick last year. He fell, but he was thought
Speaker 1: in that vein in terms of the talent. But since
Speaker 1: you know, after the Pittsburgh game where I thought the
Speaker 1: turnover worthy plays had increased, only four teams throwed less
Speaker 1: on expected drop back attempts. This is a summer sports
Speaker 1: analytics post here, But these teams are Detroit who Dan
Speaker 1: Campbell wants to bite your kneecaps, New Orleans whose passing
Speaker 1: game has been broken all year long, Vegas, who we
Speaker 1: know how they want to play the game, and Denver,
Speaker 1: who doesn't trust Russell Wilson until it's third and a mile.
Speaker 1: So I think that's partially the Titans identity here right
Speaker 1: once dead ball you would always do that with Dereck Henry,
Speaker 1: but I think it's equal parts playing a rookie quarterback
Speaker 1: and him working through those growing pains that literally every
Speaker 1: rookie quarterback has to go through at some point. And
Speaker 1: some of the indecision in the offense is evident by this.
Speaker 1: Their forty one point four percent pressure rate allowed is
Speaker 1: twenty ninth in the NFL. In fact, teams have been
Speaker 1: heating up will Levis because again, the blitz doesn't do
Speaker 1: well with it the Falcons. He went four for six
Speaker 1: for nine yards against the Blitz with two sacks. That's
Speaker 1: negative total yards there against the blitzes. Pittsburgh went seven
Speaker 1: for fourteen a lot more blitzes for fifty nine yards
Speaker 1: and two more sacks. Tampa Bays had twenty four blitzes,
Speaker 1: thirteen for twenty four one thirty two two sacks. Here again,
Speaker 1: Jacksonville four for five eighteen yards and two sacks. That's
Speaker 1: negative yards against the blitz and also a touchdown pass
Speaker 1: in there as well. Three for seven against Carolina for
Speaker 1: forty seven yards that was his one good like YPA
Speaker 1: against blitz and then Tampa four for seven for thirty
Speaker 1: six yards, a touchdown in two sacks. So he's ever
Speaker 1: thrown a pick against the blitz, but he's good for
Speaker 1: about two sacks a game and the YPA at four
Speaker 1: point six to eight over those games. I think it
Speaker 1: shows up on tape, so we'll see how they defend it.
Speaker 1: But the hardest part about going from college to the
Speaker 1: pros at quarterback is the timing of the game, and
Speaker 1: it's why rookie qbs usually are up there in the
Speaker 1: sack percentage category. Right Among qualifying quarterbacks, here's the top
Speaker 1: of the list, Zach Wilson, who could have seen that coming.
Speaker 1: Then Bryce Young, then Sam Howe, then Russell Wilson that's
Speaker 1: always been his game, and then Will Levis at nine
Speaker 1: point three percent. It's literally all the young quarterbacks and
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson in there. A few more tidbits. They haven't
Speaker 1: won on the road with Levis. They're zero to three.
Speaker 1: They're two to one at home. They average twelve points
Speaker 1: per game on the road. Good luck. We allow like
Speaker 1: ten points a game here at Hard I don't know
Speaker 1: the number, but it's close to that. Two touchdowns, two picks,
Speaker 1: one fumble lost in those three games. He has three
Speaker 1: touchdowns and four giveaways over his last five games and
Speaker 1: has been sacked nineteen times since Week eight. It's the
Speaker 1: third most. My prediction on defense is that Ramsey or
Speaker 1: Howard will get a pick in this game on a
Speaker 1: ball intended for DeAndre Hopkins. Also, we sack the ish
Speaker 1: out of Will Levis, really went the run game and
Speaker 1: really put the screws of the offense. Chubb has multiple
Speaker 1: sacks one point five for more in this one. I
Speaker 1: think this game looks more like the Jets game for
Speaker 1: the Titans offense than the Commanders, where we're great on defense,
Speaker 1: both are great, but they like will not move the
Speaker 1: ball until the fourth quarter and mop up time. So
Speaker 1: that's the Titans offense. How much fun is that for
Speaker 1: me to study? Do you think? Versus Dolphins defense. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and take a look at what's at stake.
Speaker 1: It's officially on baby, it's December football. They're all as
Speaker 1: important as they can be. And when you hold the
Speaker 1: top spot, you dictate what happens. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 1: happens beyond you if you take care of business, so
Speaker 1: you will not be budged off that top spot as
Speaker 1: long as you keep on winning. Since the game is
Speaker 1: on Monday, we'll probably lose the top spot in the
Speaker 1: conference for the day unless the Rams can upset the Ravens.
Speaker 1: Crazier things, for sure, but it's your chance to take
Speaker 1: care of business. Get to ten wins, which is probably
Speaker 1: the magic number to qualify for the postseas, but of
Speaker 1: course we have much higher goals than that. It's a
Speaker 1: conference game and that's the reason we're currently on top
Speaker 1: of the Ravens. In fact, since they're playing the Rams,
Speaker 1: their conference record will stand pat at six and three.
Speaker 1: If we win, we'll go to seven and two in
Speaker 1: the AFC. But then also we play head to head
Speaker 1: in week seventeen, so it's irrelevance why we've been talking
Speaker 1: about it. Last week's win push Miami's playoff odds on
Speaker 1: every single model over ninety five percent. This win would
Speaker 1: push it even higher, but again higher goals. So what's
Speaker 1: at stake? The number one seed? My three keys to
Speaker 1: victory Number one, they're gonna be simple, sweet guys. Number One,
Speaker 1: stop the run. A rookie quarterback offense that tries to
Speaker 1: not hide the fact that they want to run the
Speaker 1: football all game long. We'll run the ball and expected
Speaker 1: pass situations. Take that away from them, Create third and
Speaker 1: longs pass rush situations, and you will generate takeaways and
Speaker 1: this game will get ugly fast. Number two, get the
Speaker 1: ball out quick. The best thing that Titans do is
Speaker 1: rush the quarterback with four men down. But of course,
Speaker 1: no Simmons in the game. Quite frankly, guys, I had
Speaker 1: to find things to talk about for keys because it's
Speaker 1: not going to be close. And two, as a master
Speaker 1: of the quick game, Mike schemes up quick throws and
Speaker 1: it affords our playmakers opportunities. I expect wattle Hill and
Speaker 1: Chan to all have monster games. Number three in this
Speaker 1: just for our own purposes, play a clean game. We
Speaker 1: saw how dangerous this team can be when they don't
Speaker 1: turn the ball over and they only have two penalties
Speaker 1: doing that two games in a row. I think we
Speaker 1: develop a nice rhythm for how to accomplish that and
Speaker 1: confidence to replicate that going forward. So some areas of
Speaker 1: concern I don't have any. I have nothing areas to
Speaker 1: exploit awful offensive line play, a quarterback who's kind of
Speaker 1: playing football, and a defense that has just become a
Speaker 1: shell of itself. My prediction maybe I'll do this when
Speaker 1: we have the buye the buy come playoff time. But
Speaker 1: I need to go back and listen to some old
Speaker 1: score predictions because I've been pretty on man like last
Speaker 1: week with my coup de gras. I think I said
Speaker 1: forty two seventeen. Maybe they scored a late touchdown, forty
Speaker 1: two to twenty four, but forty five to fifteen. That's
Speaker 1: pretty damn close. And I've had one of my better
Speaker 1: years picking the games. I think it's the preamble to
Speaker 1: say I'm going forty six to ten, and I want
Speaker 1: your buy in on that. I think we go up
Speaker 1: and down the field. I think we get explosive touchdowns.
Speaker 1: I think we get takeaways. I think we take away
Speaker 1: the run. I think that they have single digit for
Speaker 1: downs and we completely blast, blast and inferior opponents. So man,
Speaker 1: fun stuff, Man, We have a lot more to come
Speaker 1: here to Ron Davenport tomorrow from the Titans will be
Speaker 1: on the show Lewis Riddick on Friday. We also have
Speaker 1: some media coverage stuff on Saturday. No podcast, but just
Speaker 1: want to get let you guys know we have press
Speaker 1: conferences on Saturday to keep an eye on, and also
Speaker 1: vote for your favorite Miami Dolphins Pro bowlers right now
Speaker 1: up on NFL dot com. Let's get those guys all
Speaker 1: into the Pro Bowl. Let's get Miami you know, double
Speaker 1: digit Pro bowlers. Why the hell not. We can do
Speaker 1: it to Tyreek Waddle, Jackson Connor, Rob eight, Chan, rahem X,
Speaker 1: Jalen Ramsey, Bradley Chubb, Javon Hollin. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: get those guys in the Pro Bowl. In the meantime,
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