Speaker 1: Drive Time with Travis Wingfield begins. Now, let me check
Speaker 1: your pulse if you're not far though. What is up? Dolphins?
Speaker 1: And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: How's it going everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield
Speaker 1: And on today's show, yeah sick again. That's how having
Speaker 1: kids works. But a big game comes to Miami Gardens
Speaker 1: on Christmas weekend. Dolphins and Cowboys both ten and four.
Speaker 1: A win puts us in a stranglehold position in the division.
Speaker 1: A win for Dallas keeps them alive in their race
Speaker 1: for the other conference's Eastern Division. We'll go ahead and
Speaker 1: get to know Dallas, look at the big storylines, what
Speaker 1: we learned from the film and numbers, the keys to victory.
Speaker 1: All of that and more from the Baptist Health Studios
Speaker 1: inside the Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the Draft
Speaker 1: Time Podcast. Ye Daffy first here off the top. Congratulations
Speaker 1: to Bradley Chubb, the AFC Defensive Player of the Week
Speaker 1: for his performance against the New York Jets with three
Speaker 1: sacks and two forced fumbles in that game. Go ahead
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Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins. Each of our guys send those guys
Speaker 1: to Orlando, so maybe they can skip the game. We
Speaker 1: go to Las Vegas the following week. Anyway, win this game. First,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and meet the Dallas Cowboys, because are
Speaker 1: we ready? Guys? Got a big football game coming up
Speaker 1: on Christmas Eve? Holidays coming down the pike here. It's
Speaker 1: the best time of year football, like every day with
Speaker 1: the bowl games and the NFL schedule stretching out to Saturdays.
Speaker 1: And your Miami Dolphins have never been more in the
Speaker 1: mix this century. Well, I suppose two thousand and two
Speaker 1: thousand and one and they were in the mix, and
Speaker 1: eight and twenty sixteen. But do you think those teams
Speaker 1: had a chance. I don't a chance to win a
Speaker 1: big game, a chance to build some confidence and put
Speaker 1: yourself in position to win one of the final two games,
Speaker 1: which would give you the division title. And you know what.
Speaker 1: We'll get to all that first, though, the weather Sunday
Speaker 1: with Chili against the Jets. The last two games, Actually
Speaker 1: walking to my car against the Titans after that miserable night,
Speaker 1: I was freezing my ass off. My wife loves the weather.
Speaker 1: She thinks sixty degrees is t shirt weather, because well,
Speaker 1: we're from a cold area in the country. My blood
Speaker 1: has already thinned out. I've already been always been a
Speaker 1: cold guy, as it is pretty skinny guy. I had
Speaker 1: the seat warmers on going home from that Titans game.
Speaker 1: It's cold, man, I'm tired of this cold front. But
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve, fifteen percent chance of some rain, partly cloudy,
Speaker 1: a little bit of breeze, but seventy four degrees at kickoff,
Speaker 1: and that sustains all the way until night time. But
Speaker 1: it sounds like a great day for football. And how
Speaker 1: about the drainage system at hard Rock Stadium. By the way,
Speaker 1: I was convinced that was going to be a bad field,
Speaker 1: but not the way that field works. I didn't realize
Speaker 1: that it was so good. No tarp and it just
Speaker 1: was a solid surface after rain all week long and
Speaker 1: then summer type of downpours on Saturday. So the Cowboys
Speaker 1: on that beautiful field with Dolphins throwback jerseys ten and four.
Speaker 1: How do the Cowboys get here? It began back in
Speaker 1: twenty s sixteen when they became one of those fortunate
Speaker 1: teams who found a star quarterback, and yes, Dak is
Speaker 1: a star quarterback. Don't listen to Skip Bayless or who.
Speaker 1: I don't know who. I don't know who's mad about it,
Speaker 1: but someone's mad about it right on Fox Sports one
Speaker 1: or ESPN one. A of the fortunate teams who found
Speaker 1: their star quarterback late in a draft. It doesn't happen
Speaker 1: very often, but what a boon it is when you
Speaker 1: get your franchise quarterback in the fourth round, not to
Speaker 1: mention a comp pick in the fourth rounds like pick
Speaker 1: one thirty five I think it was. They've won seventy
Speaker 1: one of his one hundred and eleven starts at quarterback
Speaker 1: and the one time he missed the majority of the season.
Speaker 1: Back in twenty twenty, they bottomed out right and they
Speaker 1: wound up with a top draft pick, which brought in
Speaker 1: their other nationwide superstar. I won't say global because football
Speaker 1: players aren't really global, but Micah Parsons well, and then
Speaker 1: I guess the year before that, in twenty twenty, they
Speaker 1: got Ceedee Lamb too, so he's pretty damn good. But
Speaker 1: what it all boils down to, it's one of the
Speaker 1: best drafting teams in the entire NFL up there with
Speaker 1: Greer and the Dolphins going back to twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 1: the Ravens, I think the other team in there as well,
Speaker 1: Saints too. Every year they get hits Dak in twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen their slot corner Jordan Lewis. In twenty seventeen, also
Speaker 1: got Noah Brown, Xavier Woods to Tobio Wozier in that season,
Speaker 1: who all left and have had good careers since then.
Speaker 1: In twenty eighteen, they got Layton Van Dersh and Michael
Speaker 1: Gallup and three current Dolphins Connor Williams, Mike White, and
Speaker 1: Cedric Wilson all on that same draft. They got Dalton
Speaker 1: Schultz and Christian Covington that year as well. In twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: they got running back Tony Pollard in safety Donovan Wilson.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty they got Ceedee Lamb and Trayvon Diggs
Speaker 1: and Tyler Biottish. I mean, that's three stalwarts of their
Speaker 1: current roster. Diggs is hurt right now. In twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: they got Parsons, who's one of the best players in
Speaker 1: the world and probably their other best defensive lineman in
Speaker 1: Nodgie Zua. And we'll go ahead and call him ode
Speaker 1: on the rest of the podcast, because might pounce in
Speaker 1: that name more than once. Twenty twenty, they got Deron Bland,
Speaker 1: Tyler Smith, Jake Ferguson, d Moone Clark. I think you
Speaker 1: get it. Every year they round out a great draft
Speaker 1: class and what's crazy, one of the best offensive lines
Speaker 1: in the entire National Football League. We talked about Beottish
Speaker 1: and Tyler Smith. Tyrone Smith and Zach Martin have been
Speaker 1: there since twenty eleven and twenty fourteen, respectively, and both
Speaker 1: of those guys are going to Canton one day. DeMarcus
Speaker 1: Lawrence has been there for a minute. He's still a beast.
Speaker 1: Another top draft pick. They traded for Brandon Cooks. They
Speaker 1: hit on u DFA's Cavante Turpin, ric Odal, Terrence Steele.
Speaker 1: They revived the career of Malie Hooker in free agency.
Speaker 1: They signed Stefan Gilmour this offseason. They have utilized every
Speaker 1: avenue to turn this into one of the best rosters
Speaker 1: in football. And Mike McCarthy, who your Boy was kind
Speaker 1: of hard on in terms of just not thinking that
Speaker 1: he was gonna have the solution when he said that
Speaker 1: I want to play good defense or good offense to
Speaker 1: run the football and rest my defense. I did not
Speaker 1: expect a thirty point per game offense to come from
Speaker 1: that mindset, But that's what he's gotten out of this group,
Speaker 1: moving gone from Kellen Moore, and he gets the last
Speaker 1: laugh because their scheme is awesome. It's rolling. It's the
Speaker 1: top scoring offense in the NFL if you don't count
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins, who are top thirty one and a
Speaker 1: half points to thirty point eight points per game, and
Speaker 1: their defensive coordinator Dan Quim probably going to be a
Speaker 1: head coach next year. So this is an elite team
Speaker 1: with an elite coaching staff who is probably a year
Speaker 1: or two beyond where my Miami is in terms of
Speaker 1: they're like the initial building part of this build, but
Speaker 1: they're in a difficult place in terms of they can't
Speaker 1: get over the hump. And what's funny about that hump
Speaker 1: is that each of the last two years it's been
Speaker 1: losses to a team who looks a lot like the
Speaker 1: team they're going to face on Sunday, Divisional round to
Speaker 1: the Niners last year, two years ago at home in
Speaker 1: the wild card round for that same Mike McDaniel O
Speaker 1: seed forty nine ers team, but an elite team which
Speaker 1: makes for great storylines. And we start here for Miami.
Speaker 1: Playoff spot can be clinched, win and you are in.
Speaker 1: That's it. The other routes are a tie for Miami
Speaker 1: and a bunch of other teams losing. So I'm not
Speaker 1: going to cover that because dumb. You can reduce the
Speaker 1: magic number in the AFC East to one, but it
Speaker 1: could be won already by Saturday night. And if the
Speaker 1: Bills lose to the Chargers, I'm not holding out hope.
Speaker 1: Although maybe the interim head coach Bump could be in
Speaker 1: action there, I'm still not holding out hope. They just
Speaker 1: lost sixty three to twenty one. But if the Bills
Speaker 1: lose on Saturday, then number is one going into the
Speaker 1: game and you can clinch the division on Sunday. But
Speaker 1: you can clinch the playoff spot regardless of what happens
Speaker 1: to Buffalo, and it would be the first back to
Speaker 1: back playoff appearances for this franchise since the two thousand
Speaker 1: two thousand and one seasons. Let's make that happen. You're
Speaker 1: facing another contender coming off a loss. It sort of
Speaker 1: grinds my gears that every great team we've seen in
Speaker 1: this year double digit win team right that the Chiefs
Speaker 1: are They not double digit yet, but they'll get there.
Speaker 1: The Eagles have won double digit games, and now the Cowboys.
Speaker 1: They all faced us coming off of a tough loss.
Speaker 1: And Dallas is the only team to not have back
Speaker 1: to back losses in the National Football League since the
Speaker 1: start of last season. Can we change that? On Sunday?
Speaker 1: How about making the Titans loss purposeful? That's a storyline here,
Speaker 1: so on Hard Knocks, McDaniel has alluded to making that
Speaker 1: loss purposeful in terms of learning from that loss. Right,
Speaker 1: Sometimes a loss can be a good thing in how
Speaker 1: you respond to it. I thought the Jets game gave
Speaker 1: you a glimpse into how this team is wired from
Speaker 1: a psychology standpoint, why it's a special locker room, the
Speaker 1: way they celebrated together. And not just Andrew van Ginkel
Speaker 1: breaking up a pass on a wheel route in the
Speaker 1: first quarter, which is a big play in the game, right,
Speaker 1: but Ethan Bonner in his first career game deep into
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter of a thirty point blowout with the
Speaker 1: pass breakup, and he celebrated like he just clinched a
Speaker 1: trip to the Super Bowl. That told me a lot
Speaker 1: about this team. Sunday can tell me even more about
Speaker 1: this team. And then how about a winning team that
Speaker 1: visits hard Rock Stadium for the first time this season?
Speaker 1: Crazy stat, right, first team first time ever teams with
Speaker 1: twenty combined wins but one or fewer wins against teams
Speaker 1: above five hundred matchup. Kind Of silly though, right because,
Speaker 1: like Denver was over five hundred just four days ago,
Speaker 1: so that stat would go out the window if Denver
Speaker 1: hadn't got blown out by Detroit and a fully healthy
Speaker 1: Chargers team back in Week one, by the way, was
Speaker 1: a good football team. But either way, I digress. The
Speaker 1: narrative is still the narrative, and you can change it
Speaker 1: on Sunday. All of those games have been on the road,
Speaker 1: and that finally you get the big test here at home.
Speaker 1: I think it's very important for this Dolphins team. And
Speaker 1: the last storyline I have here are the home and
Speaker 1: road splits for either side. Dolphins a dominant fixture at
Speaker 1: home five yards per attempt and the passing game allowed
Speaker 1: compared to six point three. That's a good pass defense
Speaker 1: either way, but my goodness, five the passer rating against
Speaker 1: seventy four point one at home compared to ninety seven
Speaker 1: point two on the road. Twenty one touchdowns allowed on
Speaker 1: the road compared to just nine at home. For the
Speaker 1: Cowboys offensively, their yards per attempt and the passing game
Speaker 1: goes from eight point eight to seven point six home
Speaker 1: to road. The passer rating goes one fourteen point four
Speaker 1: to ninety seven point five home to road. They average
Speaker 1: five point four yards per rush at home, four point
Speaker 1: seven on the road, and they scored thirty one touchdowns
Speaker 1: at home compared to twenty one on the road. They're
Speaker 1: three and four on the road, they average twenty one
Speaker 1: point seven points per game and three hundred and six
Speaker 1: yards per game, and they're minus one in the takeaway department,
Speaker 1: or they turn over battle, I should say. But at
Speaker 1: home they're seven to zero with forty points per game.
Speaker 1: They double their production. They go four hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: one yards per game. That's one hundred and thirty more
Speaker 1: and the plus ten a post of minus one. So
Speaker 1: they are not the same team on the road. Make
Speaker 1: that be the case here, and you should be okay,
Speaker 1: and we go ahead and start talking about this matchup
Speaker 1: with the Dolphins offense versus the Cowboys defense. And their
Speaker 1: safety position. It's gonna be a key in this podcast
Speaker 1: because they use them a lot, and they use a
Speaker 1: lot of those guys to play the linebacker position, So
Speaker 1: Malie Cooker is their best safety. He missed the game
Speaker 1: on Sunday, it sounds like he has a pretty good
Speaker 1: chance to play in the game on Sunday. He plays
Speaker 1: eighty percent of their snaps, jay Ron Kurse plays seventy
Speaker 1: two percent, and Janya Thomas plays twenty percent of the reps.
Speaker 1: At cornerback. They are thin right now because of the
Speaker 1: Trayvon Diggs injury, but on the perimeter it's Stefan Gilmour
Speaker 1: at ninety four and Deron Bland eighty nine. Without those
Speaker 1: two guys, I'm not really sure who next man up is,
Speaker 1: So keep an eye on that thro the course of
Speaker 1: the game. There are a lot of positions for this
Speaker 1: Cowboys team offensively and defensively where if one guy goes down,
Speaker 1: kind of like you saw for the Dolphins, with multiple
Speaker 1: guys going down, it could drastically change the course of
Speaker 1: this game. So in game injuries for Dallas here are critical.
Speaker 1: If they lose any part at a couple of spots,
Speaker 1: there's a snowball effect that could be had there, and
Speaker 1: that's one of them. The cornerback position inside, Jordan Lewis
Speaker 1: plays sixty three percent of the snaps. Then Donovan Wilson
Speaker 1: is a third safety slot type and he plays sixty
Speaker 1: four percent of the snaps. On the defensive line, Jonathan
Speaker 1: Hankins plays thirty eight percent of the reps. And if
Speaker 1: you ask a Cowboys fan what happened in Buffalo, they're
Speaker 1: gonna tell you Jonathan Hankins did not play in the game,
Speaker 1: which is not the entire case, but it is partially
Speaker 1: the case. He has been a key run stopper and
Speaker 1: he was out and it sounds like he could miss
Speaker 1: this game as well, So don't think he might be
Speaker 1: doubtful to play this game. Odigie Zuwa Odie fifty eight
Speaker 1: percent snaptaker. He's really good, especially as a pass rusher.
Speaker 1: They love to get him one on one chances when
Speaker 1: you take all your attention towards Parsons or Lawrence, so
Speaker 1: keeping on him. And then Mazzie Smith twenty eight percent
Speaker 1: of the snaps and Golston twenty eight percent of the snaps.
Speaker 1: Off the edge. Micah Parsons plays eighty percent we'll talk
Speaker 1: more about him as we go along here. DeMarcus Lawrence
Speaker 1: is he kind of reminds me of Bradley Chubb his
Speaker 1: game fifty five percent snap take. Doris Armstrong is forty
Speaker 1: two percent, and then Dante Fowler twenty five percent, almost
Speaker 1: exclusively a pass rusher. At linebacker, Damone Clark plays seventy
Speaker 1: four percent, and then Marquis Bell is listed as a
Speaker 1: linebacker here, but he's really a safety who goes two
Speaker 1: hundred and fourteen pounds. He plays sixty percent of their snaps.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and talk about why this defense is
Speaker 1: constructed the way it is. It's it's confusing. Leyton vander Esch,
Speaker 1: Damarian Overshown, and tray Von Diggs. All those guys are
Speaker 1: on ir. That's our top cornerback, it's our top two
Speaker 1: interior linebackers. Malie Cooker didn't play against Buffalo, nor did
Speaker 1: Jonathan Hankins, but it seems like they could be back
Speaker 1: this week, or at least Hooker could. I don't think
Speaker 1: Hankins will be. We'll see. And the Marquise Bell changed
Speaker 1: positions like he was a safety who is now a
Speaker 1: linebacker two hundred and fourteen pounds. It's a tiny linebacker.
Speaker 1: That's why you have so many safeties seeing time they're
Speaker 1: short onlinebackers, and then without their middle of the field
Speaker 1: safety eraser and hooker, that's really tough to overcome, and
Speaker 1: they couldn't in Buffalo. They got ran up and down
Speaker 1: the field on then you remove your best run stuffing
Speaker 1: defensive ten. I picked Buffalo to win that game last week,
Speaker 1: but honestly, the score wasn't really a surprise. When you
Speaker 1: realize all that going on and how Buffalo won with
Speaker 1: the running game, It'll be a good week to have
Speaker 1: a healthy Raheem Moster him on eight chan Jeff Wilson,
Speaker 1: Chris Brooks. Their personnel usage, get a load of this,
Speaker 1: Get a load of this. Three percent FORO to three.
Speaker 1: That's it. No other base downs. They're a nickel twenty
Speaker 1: seven percent of the time. That's the lowest in the
Speaker 1: league because they play a league high sixty one percent
Speaker 1: of the time in their dime package. Alec Ingole, durham
Speaker 1: Smythe Chris Brooks, Julian Hill, you're up right, go ahead
Speaker 1: and bring it in, guys, bring it in a little
Speaker 1: bit closer. We're gonna end the first segment of the
Speaker 1: podcast with a monologue on the Dolphins offense first the
Speaker 1: Cowboys defense before we get more into the matchups. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have a talk here, right, I'm a homer, right,
Speaker 1: Travis the homer. I picked the Dolphins a lot, and
Speaker 1: because I still think they are the best team in
Speaker 1: the conference. I think this season has shown you the
Speaker 1: Niners are the clear best team in football. But I
Speaker 1: like Miami in the AFC. I always have. So when
Speaker 1: I tell you this next part, just know it's derived
Speaker 1: from two things. One that belief and two I'm watching
Speaker 1: a Dallas defense that leaves swaths of grass vacant in
Speaker 1: the middle of the football field. I'm watching a Dallas
Speaker 1: defense that fits the run with two hundred and ten
Speaker 1: pounds safeties that they've converted linebacker. What I'm telling you
Speaker 1: is that there is one area of concern this week,
Speaker 1: and if that's mitigated, it's not feasible that Dallas is
Speaker 1: responsible for slowing Miami down even a fraction. That reason
Speaker 1: is Micah Parsons in the pass rush. But with Tron Armstead,
Speaker 1: you can slide that protection all day long, and our
Speaker 1: motion and our backfield action with tuas details I think
Speaker 1: will be okay in that regard. But then also this
Speaker 1: is a potential trapdoor scenario, a potential issue where you
Speaker 1: feel a loss of Connor Williams. Liam really needs to
Speaker 1: be on top of his stuff against their pressure packages
Speaker 1: because they bring the heat and they can affect your
Speaker 1: quarterback with that. Now, I also said, it's not feasible
Speaker 1: that Dallas is responsible for slowing us down, but it
Speaker 1: is feasible that we slow us down because we've done
Speaker 1: it the majority of the games this year, so it's
Speaker 1: not unconscionable. What I'm telling you is this, if if
Speaker 1: if the Dolphins offensively are on their stuff, on their ish,
Speaker 1: if we don't commit drive killing fouls, if we don't
Speaker 1: turn the football over, we will score at will. I'm
Speaker 1: talking six touchdowns, forty two points. Let me tell you why.
Speaker 1: On the other side, Drive Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
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Speaker 1: of that teaser on the other side there, let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and tell you why I feel this way. So
Speaker 1: their base defense is dime right, that's six defensive backs
Speaker 1: on first down they run it sixty percent of the time.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you have sixty b's you only have
Speaker 1: five guys in the front five offensive lineman. That's five
Speaker 1: on five hat on a hat, add alec Ingold, add
Speaker 1: Durham's Smith add to Julian like sixty f fo four
Speaker 1: percent on second down, sixty two on third down. I
Speaker 1: think the injuries at linebacker has dictated this because again
Speaker 1: they line those safeties up down in the second level
Speaker 1: of their defense, which bodes well for their ability to
Speaker 1: get depth on their drops or matchup against backs and
Speaker 1: tight ends in the passing game. Right, But you've also
Speaker 1: got again Marky Spell two fourteen, Wanna thomas Is two seventeen,
Speaker 1: j Ron curse Is two to fifteen, Donovan Wilson's two
Speaker 1: zho four. Two hundred and thirty pound linebackers are considered
Speaker 1: slight in this league. It reminds me of the matchup
Speaker 1: in Buffalo last year where alec Ingold, on the first
Speaker 1: nap of the game, blue to Ron Johnson off the
Speaker 1: football and said, it's gonna be a long night for
Speaker 1: you boy. He wears down those light boxes in the
Speaker 1: running game. It's a great game to have the best
Speaker 1: fullback in the NFL. Their coverage, deployment cover one thirty
Speaker 1: three percent of the time is second most in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Cover three forty three percent of the time is eighth most,
Speaker 1: and they run quarters ten percent of the time. But
Speaker 1: it's a Cover one, Cover three defense. It's man free,
Speaker 1: that's three deep, you get it. And it's mostly cornerbacks
Speaker 1: that play those deep covers too, So the safeties again
Speaker 1: are playing in the hook and the curl flat for posterity.
Speaker 1: They play more man coverage than anybody else forty eight
Speaker 1: percent of the time, and they're also playing off seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of the time, which if you're gonna play
Speaker 1: man press twenty five percent of the time against us,
Speaker 1: have fun, you know. And it's probably even more than
Speaker 1: that because without digs, they've had more off coverage. But
Speaker 1: that plays into my thought about the Titans game plan
Speaker 1: that they could have, which is this, are they gonna
Speaker 1: play this variation of middlefield, closed, single high, and three deep,
Speaker 1: which is what you saw from the Titans, that three
Speaker 1: deep coverage, three safeties, But they would always buzz in the
Speaker 1: middle of the football field and they sort of abandon
Speaker 1: that backside receiver r A the X to help support
Speaker 1: in the running game, to play their light boxes with
Speaker 1: those three high safeties with a cornerback playing a quasi
Speaker 1: will linebacker role. I could see the Cowboys doing this,
Speaker 1: especially after the way the Bills attack them in the
Speaker 1: running game. It's a lot for any defense to handle,
Speaker 1: but especially when you're having to dig deep into your
Speaker 1: depth with all the injuries they have back there, it
Speaker 1: is a concern. But they do make it up elsewhere,
Speaker 1: which is we'll get to that, but just look at
Speaker 1: their tape. They haven't. I think they could run that plan,
Speaker 1: but it would be the first time they had because
Speaker 1: they haven't done it before. I wrote that note before
Speaker 1: watching the tape and coming back from the tape. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of man coverage outside leverage and access access
Speaker 1: to digs and slants and posts. Brother, that's where we live.
Speaker 1: They run a lot of press man free, which is
Speaker 1: Gilmour and Bland press coverage with Malie Cooker in the
Speaker 1: center field, and you can get vertical routes off of this.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get one side of that with a deep
Speaker 1: access without safety help. So if Tyreek and Waddle every
Speaker 1: damn week we hit a vertical pass. If they play
Speaker 1: that coverage, you have to beat them deep. They also
Speaker 1: run Tampa two, which coincides with our dagger concept. Dagger
Speaker 1: a clear out route to clear out that safety, run
Speaker 1: the hook or the deep dig in behind that. That's
Speaker 1: what you get when you ask a middle linebacker to
Speaker 1: run down the pipe and try to cover your vertical
Speaker 1: three seam, run that in breaker off that. With Tyreek
Speaker 1: er Wattle, it's wide open. They'll run some quads as well,
Speaker 1: your seams, your post or digs. But they love to
Speaker 1: go zero on third and medium or long. And like
Speaker 1: remember the Lions game last year. They tried to zero
Speaker 1: us up the entire game and that defense was not good.
Speaker 1: So it's a different story here. But zero coverage with
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill and Jalen Wattle, you're asking to get beat deep.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to watch this matchup. And here's what
Speaker 1: else I like about it. Their cornerbacks are not known
Speaker 1: for their fluidity. Jordan Lewis the slot. He is forty
Speaker 1: fifth percent tile or lower in his forty yard dash
Speaker 1: ten split, shuttle, broad and vert. That's your sombrero. If
Speaker 1: he catches Waddle or Hill, go after it. Deron Bland
Speaker 1: is in the seventieth or the seventeenth rather percent tile
Speaker 1: for three Cone means he's the worst changer up direction
Speaker 1: in the National Football League. Fifty ninth percent in vertical
Speaker 1: seventy eight and ten split seventy four and the forty
Speaker 1: Those aren't good numbers for Tyrek and Waddle at all.
Speaker 1: It's a rough matchup. How about Stefan Gilmour, who was
Speaker 1: an elite tester when he did go back to the combine,
Speaker 1: but that was like nineteen forty seven. He's thirty three
Speaker 1: years old. Like I think the reason they play like
Speaker 1: they do is to deal with this deficiency I and
Speaker 1: I mentioned the forty nine ers earlier. The forty nine
Speaker 1: has run a similar offense to Miami, right. Hey, guys,
Speaker 1: Dan Quinn's been there since two thousand and one, and
Speaker 1: that's when the Niners have become the Cowboys Daddy. The
Speaker 1: volume stats aren't gaudy. Back in twenty twenty one, twenty
Speaker 1: three seventeen games, one hundred and seventy two passing yards,
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty nine rushing is great. In twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, it was a nineteen to twelve final, but
Speaker 1: I think they had a backup quarterback in that game
Speaker 1: that wasn't pretty. One hundred and ninety nine passing yards
Speaker 1: and one hundred and thirteen rushing yards, but the win
Speaker 1: and then this year with Brock Purty, the best quarterback
Speaker 1: they've had in that system, forty two to ten, two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty one passing, one to seventy rushing. But
Speaker 1: even those numbers don't tell the whole story, because the
Speaker 1: EPA allowed each of the year's second highest, fourth highest,
Speaker 1: fifth highest against those teams, and the teams some of
Speaker 1: the teams that have posted better epas against them than
Speaker 1: San Francisco, the Lafleur Packers off that same tree, the
Speaker 1: Waldron Seahawks off that same tree, and the McVeigh rams
Speaker 1: and then the Bills this year. But you get what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. This offense gives us defense issues. It's a
Speaker 1: lot of jargon, but it can be boiled down to
Speaker 1: teams with condensed offenses formationally with lots of motion. Teams
Speaker 1: that neutralize the effectiveness of that blitz package. Those are
Speaker 1: the teams that hit them the hardest. I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: Go back to the Philly game this year. They gave
Speaker 1: aj Brown lots of attention and Devonte Smith had I
Speaker 1: think one of his worst games. That's why the offense
Speaker 1: fell apart in this one. If that's how they play
Speaker 1: it and we get Tyreek back, that means lots of
Speaker 1: one v one chances for Jalen Waddle and inside access
Speaker 1: to him. Good luck there. I think it's fair to
Speaker 1: assume they might play it differently because of the play ties.
Speaker 1: But Gilmour took Brown without help and press mirror as
Speaker 1: the ex boundary. We saw Tyreek take Trey White to
Speaker 1: the shed last year for a touchdown on that exact
Speaker 1: Look if you want to do that thirty three year
Speaker 1: old cornerback against Tyreek Hill, I don't know. Good luck,
Speaker 1: but he's their best guy back there. They have missed
Speaker 1: Trayvon Diggs. Bland has all the picks, and the coverage
Speaker 1: numbers otherwise show you that he's been feast or famine.
Speaker 1: So he has eight picks, five for touchdowns, and just
Speaker 1: a fifty four percent completion rate. But when they get him,
Speaker 1: they get him. Like DK on Thursday Night Football a
Speaker 1: couple weeks ago. He's allowed five hundred and eighty yards
Speaker 1: on four hundred and eighty coverage snaps. I mean that
Speaker 1: could be the difference in the game right there. They
Speaker 1: missed twelve tackles versus the Bills, which is crazy because
Speaker 1: they have the fewest miss tackles in the NFL, in fact,
Speaker 1: just forty three, and the second fewest is fifty five.
Speaker 1: So most of their miss tackles came in that game
Speaker 1: against the Bills. But that's what happens when you have
Speaker 1: to put backups in the game and they might be
Speaker 1: in that same spot again here we saw it in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: I think you could stay in twenty one twelve twenty
Speaker 1: two personnel the entire game and build your vertical shots
Speaker 1: with Tyreek and Waddle off those heavy max protect two
Speaker 1: man route combos against you know, if they want to
Speaker 1: play their dime defense and run the football, but if
Speaker 1: they take the dime defense off the field, you take
Speaker 1: your vertical shots there when they come out, you know,
Speaker 1: River Craycraft, Hedrick Wilson go back out there and block
Speaker 1: the perimeter. You motion to further displace their run fits
Speaker 1: and kind of cause confusion and their communication. Like think
Speaker 1: about the touchdown run in the first quarter of the
Speaker 1: game on Sunday or the Edmunds run versus Baltimore. That
Speaker 1: man coverage motion can get them out of their run fits.
Speaker 1: I think Miami can pop them for two bills in
Speaker 1: this game, guys. And if Mazie Smith, the first round
Speaker 1: rookie has to fill in for Jonathan Hankins, he couldn't.
Speaker 1: He just couldn't play in that game. He was overwhelmed
Speaker 1: by power every single play. If you get big Rob
Speaker 1: hunt back, good night, good night, nurse. How about their
Speaker 1: pressure numbers, because they're impressive. So Michael Parsons has eighty
Speaker 1: nine this year, that leads the NFL. DeMarcus Lawrence has
Speaker 1: forty one, Odie has thirty four, Dante Fowler has thirty two.
Speaker 1: He's almost exclusively a rush guy seventy thirty split and
Speaker 1: then Doris Armstrong has twenty five. For the next guy.
Speaker 1: But their blitz frequency thirty two percent eighth in the NFL. Right,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of blitzing, run and pass blitz. It's
Speaker 1: paired with twenty one percent pressure rate, which is actually
Speaker 1: the third highest discrepancy in terms of blitz to pressure rate.
Speaker 1: So they blitz a lot but don't get home as
Speaker 1: much as they should. I guess they're fifteenth in pressure
Speaker 1: rate despite the eighth best blitz rate and two against
Speaker 1: the blitz this year twenty five percent dropbacks, seventy percent completion,
Speaker 1: seven point eight yards per past eleven touchdowns, no picks.
Speaker 1: Please blitz this quarterback, Please do it. I'm really curious
Speaker 1: to see how they attack us, but also how we
Speaker 1: attack them in the running game, because Buffalo had success
Speaker 1: all over the field, but especially off the perimeter, and
Speaker 1: I'm not sure anybody does that better than my minami.
Speaker 1: Buffalo had nine for seventy three off left end, six
Speaker 1: for forty three off right tackle. That is fifteen for
Speaker 1: one to seventeen. Tough to lose when you get that,
Speaker 1: and if we can get the outside running game going
Speaker 1: like that, you're not gonna stop our passing game. So
Speaker 1: there's that. The week before that, Philly got just four
Speaker 1: for eight and three free, so you got to earn it,
Speaker 1: but it's there. I think the defense is pretty overrated,
Speaker 1: that's my takeaway from this, and this is a function
Speaker 1: of the guys they've lost and the mismatch for this
Speaker 1: Dolphins offense, this style of offense, because early on they
Speaker 1: are pretty good, but it's not been good, and it's
Speaker 1: never been good against the forty nine ers, which I
Speaker 1: think we compare pretty favorably to the Niners. The Eagles
Speaker 1: game where they stomped them. They lost three fumbles, one
Speaker 1: in the red zone, two and plus territory also had
Speaker 1: a turnover on downs of the plus thirty. So that's
Speaker 1: like twenty points right there. Like it wasn't that they
Speaker 1: could blow out except for on the scoreboard, which is
Speaker 1: where it counts, right. Yeah. It just watching that Niners
Speaker 1: tape again, like some of the stuff that we do,
Speaker 1: the Niners did and got guys wide open, like our
Speaker 1: chair concept with a deep post clearout and the deep
Speaker 1: over Like they don't have the horsepower to match that.
Speaker 1: That's all I gotta say about that. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and flip this over to the other side of the football.
Speaker 1: Dolphins defense versus Cowboys offense. You know about Dak Prescott,
Speaker 1: you know about Ceedee Lamb eighty three percent of the snaps,
Speaker 1: Brandon Cooks plays sixty six percent of the snaps, Michael
Speaker 1: Gallup fifty five, Chilean Tolbert forty one, Dante DeVante Turpin
Speaker 1: plays twenty five percent in the slot, but their main
Speaker 1: slot guy has been Ceedee Lamb. He plays sixty percent
Speaker 1: out of the slot. Jake ferguson the tight end seventy
Speaker 1: three percent snaps this year. He's a stud. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about him in a second. And then Luke schoon Maker
Speaker 1: thirty two percent. Their offensive lines Tyron Smith and sorry,
Speaker 1: the interior offensive line is Tyler Smith, Tyler Biattish, and
Speaker 1: then Zach Martin. But TJ. Bass is a replacement if
Speaker 1: Martin cannot go off the edge, it's Tyron Smith and
Speaker 1: Terrence Steele, and then Tony Pollard and Rico dow are
Speaker 1: the top two running backs. They're seventy percent and twenty
Speaker 1: one percent snapload. So Zach Martin has a quad injury,
Speaker 1: we'll see if he plays. They're gonna try to get
Speaker 1: him to go this week, but we'll see. I imagine
Speaker 1: he does because he's that kind of guy. And then
Speaker 1: Turpin is the top guy in the slot in terms
Speaker 1: of his workload eighty percent inside, but Lamb goes in
Speaker 1: there sixty percent of the time. So does Ramsey travel again,
Speaker 1: I feel like he does. We'll see personnel usage eleven
Speaker 1: personnel for them is sixty one percent. Their twelve personnel
Speaker 1: package is fifteen percent. They bring a third tight end
Speaker 1: of the game five percent of the time, and then
Speaker 1: they have a little bit of twenty one to twenty
Speaker 1: two personnel packages both four and a half percent, so
Speaker 1: they're pretty well mixed, pretty versatile to good offense. Would
Speaker 1: be really, really nice to get Javon Holland back for
Speaker 1: this one. It sounds like Deshaan Elliott could be back.
Speaker 1: He's already out there practicing a limited basis not quite
Speaker 1: out of the protocol as of this taping, but he
Speaker 1: could be back. We'll see. But we need those guys
Speaker 1: to be the stingiest defense in terms of limiting explosives,
Speaker 1: which Miami is. When they have those two guys out
Speaker 1: there without them, those numbers are a little bit different,
Speaker 1: but having both those guys back skew heavily in Miami's favor.
Speaker 1: Some notes here on watching the Cowboys film. They're scene shots,
Speaker 1: just catch rock throwed in the middle of the football field.
Speaker 1: It's a lot like Miami's. Dak is in rhythm, he's
Speaker 1: on time, he's accurate, he has zip. It's very too
Speaker 1: esque with the anticipation, the accuracy and the command that
Speaker 1: he has, and those seam shots to tie it end
Speaker 1: Jake Ferguson are just so impressive how he's able to
Speaker 1: body guys up and out leverage them, and then Dak
Speaker 1: puts the ball right where it needs to be, Like
Speaker 1: they make impossible to defend throws on the regular They
Speaker 1: also push the ball with anticipation and do a great
Speaker 1: job when there's rush in his face falling back from
Speaker 1: that rush, like the Eagles got heat on him all
Speaker 1: game long. In fact, he's been blitzed twenty eight percent
Speaker 1: this year, and he completes seventy percent of those passes
Speaker 1: for seven point eight yards per pass, nine touchdowns and
Speaker 1: three picks. When he's not blitzed, he's also pretty good
Speaker 1: seven point four nineteen and four, like right on target there.
Speaker 1: When he's pressured, he's still really good sixty three percent completion,
Speaker 1: eight point two yards per pass, five touchdowns and two picks.
Speaker 1: He's just tough. But where he does have his misses
Speaker 1: is when you move him and the footwork gets sloppy,
Speaker 1: like his heels click or he's not hitching in rhythm,
Speaker 1: his inability to kind of get reset or pump and shrug.
Speaker 1: That's where you can get misfires and then potentially picks.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you create some of that with getting him off
Speaker 1: of that first read and changing the pitcher because he's
Speaker 1: the sixth highest quarterback in terms of throwing to his
Speaker 1: first read in the National Football League. Two is the
Speaker 1: sixth lowest. So, like, the narratives are funny because it's
Speaker 1: just how it goes. But if he puts the ball
Speaker 1: in your hands, got to capitalize on those opportunities because
Speaker 1: they can make you pay man, because this is probably
Speaker 1: the most dangerous group of eligibles we've seen all year,
Speaker 1: maybe Philly, but I tend to lean towards Dallas. And
Speaker 1: that starts with Ceedee Lamb, who look like we haven't
Speaker 1: traveled when we've had X, Cater and Ramsey together. But
Speaker 1: Lamb goes inside for sixty percent of his snaps, you cannot,
Speaker 1: like you, maybe you double him with Cater, but like,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna be a one on one situation there
Speaker 1: unless you travel with Ramsey. That's what I would do,
Speaker 1: either double inside or Ramsey travels. But then you also
Speaker 1: have Brandon Cooks, who's a baller who I think maybe
Speaker 1: is a tough matchup for X because that's not x's
Speaker 1: play style. So I feel like the move might be
Speaker 1: Ramsey on Lamb, Cater on Cook's funneling to help, and
Speaker 1: then X on gallop or Turpin or even Ferguson like
Speaker 1: I like X and the tight end the more I
Speaker 1: think about it, because his physical style matches that lamb
Speaker 1: though two point five to three yards per route ram
Speaker 1: that's tops in the NFL. Behind or second behind talk,
Speaker 1: I should say Cooks can change the game on a dime.
Speaker 1: He's a field flipper. Ferguson, He's like George Kittle light man.
Speaker 1: He's physical as hell, and the way he stems and
Speaker 1: stacks and uses that big frame to kind of block
Speaker 1: you out. It's tough to cover a guy like him,
Speaker 1: and their vertical passing game is a lot of good
Speaker 1: pockets to create these double move shots against man coverage
Speaker 1: and the way you beat that pressure. But you probably
Speaker 1: can't blitz. So I think that like Van ginkel On,
Speaker 1: Terrence Steel could be a key match up here because
Speaker 1: his speed against Steel's play type is a bit of
Speaker 1: a mismatch. He's more heavy plotter type, but there's not
Speaker 1: a single Tomato can on the offensive line unless Zach
Speaker 1: Martin's down, and then Christian Wilkins needs to win that
Speaker 1: matchup repeatedly, which he probably will because he usually does.
Speaker 1: But you're gonna have to earn your reps. Earn your wins.
Speaker 1: Big week for this pass push. It's been so good
Speaker 1: this year. But beat the Cowboys now we're talking. It's
Speaker 1: also that vertical passing game. Why I think Javon Hollins's
Speaker 1: presence is so important because this is the second most
Speaker 1: explosive offense league, again behind Miami, But the Dolphins limit
Speaker 1: explosives at the second best rate in the NFL, and
Speaker 1: they've exploited limited range safeties like Reblanken Ship for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Good player, but not very athletic, you know, in terms
Speaker 1: of his speed, right, they just love love to pump
Speaker 1: and shoulder roll, these double moves that create vertical shots
Speaker 1: against displaced or slower safeties. But with Javon Holland back there,
Speaker 1: nobody anticipates and has good range and speed like him
Speaker 1: in the entire National Football League besides maybe Minka Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: So his ability to get back and play in the
Speaker 1: game is so key. Because deep passing this year dak
Speaker 1: fifty one percent completion on throws twenty plus yards down
Speaker 1: down the field, eight hundred and sixty six yards, nine
Speaker 1: touchdowns in a pick. It is a lot to ask for.
Speaker 1: You need Wilkins and Steiler. They've all been good, but
Speaker 1: I think this, if there's one matchup where you can
Speaker 1: get a little bit veteran savvy aside from that right
Speaker 1: guard spot, it's Tyler Badish because he just he's probably
Speaker 1: the weakest link of the whole crew, but he's still
Speaker 1: a great player. So you have to get wins from
Speaker 1: Steeler and Wilkins. Then you've got Tony Pollard, who's a
Speaker 1: matchup in the passing game. He can hit you with
Speaker 1: big plays in the running game they have They run
Speaker 1: lots of power and duo so our ability to stay
Speaker 1: on blocks is big and create free runs for David
Speaker 1: Long and Duke Riley. It's a big game for Duke
Speaker 1: and David, and then Ray Kwan also to make sure
Speaker 1: he holds the point on those base down running plays. Look,
Speaker 1: these are two awesome, awesome football teams. Is gonna be
Speaker 1: a fun matchup. Let's go ahead and just do this
Speaker 1: real quick before the last break. Pass block efficiency Tyron
Speaker 1: Smith ninety eight point two, that's t Steed level. Tyler
Speaker 1: Smith ninety eight point three. That's probably the best left
Speaker 1: side in the NFL right now. Tyler Padish ninety seven
Speaker 1: point six is not great for a center. Zach Martin
Speaker 1: nine seven point four is not great for a guard,
Speaker 1: but it's good. But TJ. Bass is nice seven point six,
Speaker 1: so it's even better. And then steal ninety five point four.
Speaker 1: That's you. That's your Van Ganinkle match up. Let's go gank, go,
Speaker 1: get your go, get your paycheck this week Big Doug
Speaker 1: probably the toughest player Bradley Chubb will see all season
Speaker 1: and he's on a heater, so that's a fun matchup.
Speaker 1: Bradley Chubb versus Tyron Smith. Let's go ahead and take
Speaker 1: our last break right there. Come back on the other side.
Speaker 1: Tell you what's at stake. Predict this game, give me
Speaker 1: some keys. That's all Next Draftime podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 1: brought to you by Auto Nation. We've previewed the matchup,
Speaker 1: told you the keys to either side of the football.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and tell you what's at stake. Everything.
Speaker 1: I don't want to alarm you and come on too strong,
Speaker 1: but freaking everything, man, it's all on the line this week.
Speaker 1: You lose this game, probably can't clinch the division until
Speaker 1: Week eight. Team you lose it, you probably have to
Speaker 1: say bon voyage to the one seed You lose this game,
Speaker 1: and this is projecting a potential psychological impact. But now
Speaker 1: you've lost two of the last three, the winning team
Speaker 1: narrative permeates another week. I think this team has a
Speaker 1: level of confidence and self belief right now, and I
Speaker 1: think a win in this spot, on this day, in
Speaker 1: this time slot against that team, the most popular team
Speaker 1: in America, the most talked about team in America, I
Speaker 1: think a win here would provide the same galvanizing force
Speaker 1: that was the opposite of what you got in that
Speaker 1: Titans loss in terms of how this team will come together. Right?
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? Maybe that's the wrong way to
Speaker 1: say that. More so the feeling you have from the
Speaker 1: Titans game of dread, and I think winning this game
Speaker 1: does the exact same thing on the other side of
Speaker 1: that spectrum. Now, from a number standpoint, right now, your
Speaker 1: odds at a first round buy are fourteen percent, your
Speaker 1: division chances are sixty three percent, and missing the playoffs
Speaker 1: altogether as one percent. But you win this game, you
Speaker 1: go to a twenty percent first round by odds. Your
Speaker 1: division odds go up to seventy two percent because you
Speaker 1: can beat Baltimore or Buffalo to get in in the Division,
Speaker 1: and if you win this game, you clinch a the
Speaker 1: playoff spot, so missing the playoffs goes down to zero percent.
Speaker 1: If you beat Dallas, you need a win in one
Speaker 1: of the last two games to win the division. If
Speaker 1: you beat Dallas and that win occurs in Baltimore, you're
Speaker 1: playing for a win and in for the one seed
Speaker 1: in Week eighteen. And if you lost to Buffalo, you
Speaker 1: are at worst the three seed and one more Baltimore
Speaker 1: loss or case loss away from getting the two seed.
Speaker 1: And Baltimore plays San Francisco on Christmas Day. Losing to
Speaker 1: Dallas a first round by goes to six percent, the
Speaker 1: division goes to forty nine percent, and missing the playoffs
Speaker 1: goes to three percent. It's a huge, huge, huge game.
Speaker 1: My keys to victory Number one quickly identify Dallas as
Speaker 1: blitz game. This quarterback is elite at that The best
Speaker 1: way this defense can mesh you up is by creating
Speaker 1: blown assignments and the true drop back situations. If we
Speaker 1: can avoid that, I think we can move the ball
Speaker 1: and score lots of points. Number two, convert low red
Speaker 1: zone opportunities. Anytime you face a great offense, you have
Speaker 1: to score in the red zone and hold them out
Speaker 1: in the red zone. Get seven, not three. We've struggled
Speaker 1: down there lately. Finished those drives in the end zone.
Speaker 1: And number three, stay honest against the double moves and
Speaker 1: pump fakes. You have to limit their deep passing game.
Speaker 1: They get as many explosives of anybody, and they want
Speaker 1: to create those shots off of play action, pump and
Speaker 1: double moves off the edge. Stay honest on those. My
Speaker 1: areas of concern. Can we execute against a bad run
Speaker 1: defense if we have our key missing parts on the interior?
Speaker 1: Big week to get Rob Hunt back. I hope that happens.
Speaker 1: We'll see. Can we prevent the deep game if Javon
Speaker 1: Hollins out. If it's Brandon Jones and not Javon, probably
Speaker 1: gonna get more of those deep shots from Ceedee Lamb
Speaker 1: and Brandon Cooks in the company. Can our pass rush
Speaker 1: get home against a great offensive line. They've beaten up
Speaker 1: some lines and bad quarterbacks. If they do it this game, heads,
Speaker 1: it was hard to turn A little bit. Area is
Speaker 1: to exploit their tiny second level of defense and their
Speaker 1: dime heavy defense. Run the football down their throats, execute
Speaker 1: down in the red zone. Beat them up that way,
Speaker 1: and also a kind of an antiquated cover one, Cover
Speaker 1: three scheme that does a great job of moving Mica
Speaker 1: Parsons around, But if you can't get home, their coverage
Speaker 1: schemes are gonna get torn apart by a defense that
Speaker 1: refuses to span the middle of the football field against
Speaker 1: a team that's great and exploit in that area of
Speaker 1: the field. My prediction, I think it's entirely possible that
Speaker 1: the offense goes off in this game. There are some
Speaker 1: extenuating circumstances that could prevent that, but I think everything
Speaker 1: is here for the Fins to capitalize and prove to
Speaker 1: you this is not your father's Dolphins, and you guys
Speaker 1: know how I feel. I think we're getting the best
Speaker 1: version of this team over the next three weeks, starting
Speaker 1: at the quarterback position, and I think that means points.
Speaker 1: But I will give Micah Parsons two drives ruined on
Speaker 1: his own and maybe one or two drives that we
Speaker 1: show ourselves in the foot so ten drives, six drives,
Speaker 1: thirty four points, and then with Javon Holland twenty four
Speaker 1: points allowed without thirty one either way to Dolphins dub
Speaker 1: thirty four to twenty four or thirty four to thirty
Speaker 1: one depending on Javon Holland. That's it. That's all. Go
Speaker 1: vote for the Pro Bowl tomorrow. Michael Gelkin the Dallas
Speaker 1: Morning News. You don't want to miss that podcast. He
Speaker 1: was fantastic talking to me about this game and why
Speaker 1: I said. I mentioned to him the Cowboys having not
Speaker 1: lost games and back to back games in two years,
Speaker 1: and he said, well that changes this week. A little
Speaker 1: teaser for you guys there to come back on Thursday.
Speaker 1: Check out that podcast. On Friday, Greg Olsen's on the call.
Speaker 1: He's going to join me and talk about this game
Speaker 1: as well. Exciting week, guys. Enjoy this Dolphins and big
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