Speaker 1: Fail touchdown, Miami lay was drawn. What is up, Dolphans,
Speaker 1: and welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins official podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: each and every day. How's it going everybody? It is Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I'm here to
Speaker 1: bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And
Speaker 1: on today's show, we take a dive into the weeds,
Speaker 1: a deep dive into the numbers, the film, we'll hear
Speaker 1: from the Dolphins coordinators. This is always our longest episode
Speaker 1: of the week. Let's go ahead and not waste any
Speaker 1: more time and jump right in to this Tuesday, December
Speaker 1: twenty nine edition of the Drive Time Podcast Dophins. Hey
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Speaker 1: save now. So, how's everybody feeling? We had Christmas on Friday,
Speaker 1: that crazy, crazy game on Saturday night, and then a
Speaker 1: Sunday in the NFL. That really went in the Dolphins
Speaker 1: benefit across the board really as far as getting additional
Speaker 1: help just in case Sunday does not go the way
Speaker 1: we want to, as far as the game up in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: Now Miami can get in the playoffs and four different routes.
Speaker 1: Number one, beat the Buffalo Bills. You do that, You're in.
Speaker 1: You are the fifth seed in the a f C. Now,
Speaker 1: if the Dolphins do not win the game on Sunday,
Speaker 1: then three teams in the a f C all have
Speaker 1: to win in order to kick Miami out of the
Speaker 1: top seven. If the Colts, Browns, and Ravens all win
Speaker 1: their games on Sunday and Miami loses, we will miss
Speaker 1: the playoffs. If one of those teams loses their game
Speaker 1: and miamises as well, then the Dolphins will still get
Speaker 1: into the dance into the January tournament. So lots of possibilities.
Speaker 1: Fifth seed, sixth seed, seventh seed, and the dreaded eighth
Speaker 1: seed out of the playoffs are all in the realm
Speaker 1: of possibilities. And one more sweetener for this season. Dolphins
Speaker 1: currently owned the third pick in the NFL draft. This
Speaker 1: season war to end today If the Texans lose on
Speaker 1: Sunday to the Tennessee Titans, that pick will be locked
Speaker 1: into the three seed as they are battling with the Falcons.
Speaker 1: There for some supremacy in terms of strength of schedule,
Speaker 1: but Houston's dip below Atlanta's in the Week sixteen games
Speaker 1: the Week sixteen slate of action, so Miami could be
Speaker 1: picking third in next April's draft. The last time a
Speaker 1: team made the playoffs and picked top five or top
Speaker 1: three in both instances was the Washington football team. They
Speaker 1: went to the playoffs in ninety nine and picked a
Speaker 1: second and third in two thousand. Miami could follow that
Speaker 1: up twenty years later here this year. If Week seventeen
Speaker 1: goes all according to plan. We didn't have a podcast
Speaker 1: on Monday, but I wanted to go ahead and mentioned
Speaker 1: the anniversary of the Your Gray Hat game December back
Speaker 1: in two thousand eight. Chad Pennington, Ted Gain, Philip Merling,
Speaker 1: Ronnie Brown, Ricky Williams, all those guys making plays in
Speaker 1: that game. This is or yesterday. It was rather the
Speaker 1: anniversary of the game in the Midowlands taking out Brett
Speaker 1: farrv Eric Mangini and that Jets team with Tony Sperrano
Speaker 1: and Company and winning the a f C East. Wanted
Speaker 1: to go ahead and mention that just before we jump
Speaker 1: into the team rankings. Here in individual metrics from the
Speaker 1: Monday Inside the Numbers piece up on Miami Dolphins dot com,
Speaker 1: you guys can find that right now. As for the
Speaker 1: Dolphins team rankings, Offensively, twenty five point two points per
Speaker 1: game is fifteenth in the National Football League. Miami, you're
Speaker 1: twenty three and total offense twenty two rushing and twenty
Speaker 1: five in the passing game. Now, on defense, we are
Speaker 1: one week away from securing the top scoring defense in
Speaker 1: the National Football League. Miami currently sits first in that category,
Speaker 1: allowing just eight teen point eight points per game this season.
Speaker 1: The total defense ranks twenty, rushing ranks seventeenth, and passing
Speaker 1: defense ranks nineteenth in the NFL. Miami's forty sacks this
Speaker 1: year are tied for the ninth most in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. The third down defense, allowing just thirty point
Speaker 1: seven percent conversions, is first in the NFL, and the
Speaker 1: twenty seven takeaways is tied for first with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 1: And it seems like we say it every single week,
Speaker 1: but It's pretty much true that Dolphins defensive standing there
Speaker 1: across the NFL continues to impress me and I'm sure
Speaker 1: all of you as well out there in Dolphin Nation.
Speaker 1: It was the two d road win in Dolphins franchise history,
Speaker 1: and just the third time since two thousand two that
Speaker 1: Miami has been ten in five or better after fifteen games.
Speaker 1: It last happened in twenty sixteen, the last playoff year
Speaker 1: here for your Miami Dolphins. How about some recent streaks
Speaker 1: here from Miami nine and two over the last eleven games,
Speaker 1: ten and three over the last third team, and fifteen
Speaker 1: and nine over the last twenty four games. A win
Speaker 1: on Sunday gets coach Flora's back to sixteen and sixteen
Speaker 1: in his coaching career. Clayton Federlum. That fumble recovery at
Speaker 1: the end of the game extended Miami streak of consecutive
Speaker 1: games with a turnover up to twenty one that's best
Speaker 1: in the league, and the Dolphins scored thirteen points while
Speaker 1: trailing in the final five minutes of that game. The
Speaker 1: last time that happened was remember twentieth, two thousand sixteen
Speaker 1: at the Los Angeles Rams. I know You'll remember that game,
Speaker 1: Ryan Tannehill to Davante Parker over and over again, Parker
Speaker 1: with the game winning touchdown in that game as they
Speaker 1: scored fourteen points to come back fourteen ten in that crucial,
Speaker 1: crucial win. How about some snap counts and stats starting
Speaker 1: here with your offense to a tongue of Volo played
Speaker 1: forty six snaps. Ryan Fitzpatrick played seventeen in the game.
Speaker 1: At running back, Miles Gascon led the way with forty
Speaker 1: eight snaps, Savan Akhmed had fifteen. At receiver, Lynn Bowden
Speaker 1: Junior led the way with fifty eight reps. Mac Hollands
Speaker 1: forty nine, Isaiah Ford thirty three, Jachem Grant nineteen, and
Speaker 1: Malcolm Perry had one snap in the game. Plenty of
Speaker 1: receiver and tight end action here for your Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: in this game. Mike Kasiki had forty five snaps, Durham's
Speaker 1: my thirty, and Adam Sheheen fifteen. All five of your
Speaker 1: offensive line with the distance, Austin Jackson, Eric Flowers, Ted Carriss,
Speaker 1: Jesse Davis, and Robert Hunt and Julian Davenport came off
Speaker 1: the bench for two snaps in the win. On Saturday
Speaker 1: night for Fitzpatrick. It was the eighteenth game winning drive
Speaker 1: of his career and thirteen come from behind vig three.
Speaker 1: The offense put together thirteen points when he was in
Speaker 1: the game on thirteen dropbacks. He completed all four of
Speaker 1: his passes when under duress for sixty seven yards, and
Speaker 1: he was two for three on passes twenty or more
Speaker 1: yards down field, with sixty five yards to boot on those.
Speaker 1: Quarterback two A Toungo Baloa continued his successful run throwing
Speaker 1: against the blitz as he completed nine of eleven passes
Speaker 1: against that extra rusher, including his touchdown pass to Miles
Speaker 1: gas Kim. On the season, Tunga Baloa has seven touchdown
Speaker 1: passes and just one interception when the opposition sends a
Speaker 1: fifth or sixth rusher bringing that blitz after the young quarterback.
Speaker 1: Gaskin rushed for eighty seven yards and gained a season
Speaker 1: high for the Dolphins one and sixty seven yards from scrimmage.
Speaker 1: He averaged three point three six yards after initial contact.
Speaker 1: That was the high for a Dolphins running back with
Speaker 1: at least ten carries in a game this season, and
Speaker 1: seventy four of his eighty two receiving yards occurred after
Speaker 1: the catch. He became the first Dolphin running back with
Speaker 1: multiple receiving touchdowns in a game since Reggie Bush did
Speaker 1: it in And how about some cool data from our
Speaker 1: ends up next Gen Stats. His fifty yards after the
Speaker 1: catch on that fifty nine yard touchdown reception. He was
Speaker 1: expected to get three yards after the catch with initial
Speaker 1: tackles broken there, so he got fifty yards over expected
Speaker 1: YAK on that play from next Gen Stats, that was
Speaker 1: the third most YAK over expected on a reception this season.
Speaker 1: You stay with me on that most yards after the
Speaker 1: catch above expected based upon NFL averages and speed and
Speaker 1: stats and all that fun stuff. I have the tweet
Speaker 1: available from next Gen Stats in the top news article
Speaker 1: that was published on Tuesday on Miami Dolphins dot Com.
Speaker 1: Out at the receiver position. Three of Isaiah fords four
Speaker 1: receptions in the game move the chains, including that critical
Speaker 1: seventeen yard gain on a third down and five on
Speaker 1: Miami's game tying field goal drive, the one that made
Speaker 1: it sixteen to sixteen there in the fourth quarter, And
Speaker 1: why receiver Mac Collins improved upon his team best PFF
Speaker 1: run blocking grade at seventy eight point one. He and
Speaker 1: Ted end Mike get sick He hit key blocks on
Speaker 1: gaskins fifty nine yard touchdown catch and run. Hollins also
Speaker 1: pulled in the third most improbable completion of the season
Speaker 1: on Fitzpatrick's no look thirty four yard heave to go
Speaker 1: ahead and put the Dolphins in position to win that
Speaker 1: game Saturday night. On that play again, back to next
Speaker 1: Gen stats, air distance of that throw forty five point
Speaker 1: three yards quarterback under pressure. There was point four yards
Speaker 1: between Hollands and the sideline when he made that catch.
Speaker 1: All of that adds up to a ten point nine
Speaker 1: percent completion probability. That was the third most improbable completion
Speaker 1: in the National Football League this season. We got it,
Speaker 1: We got the field goal, We got the dub. Tight
Speaker 1: End Mike Kasicki pulled in four passes for fifty four yards.
Speaker 1: He's now fifth among tight ends with six hundred fifty
Speaker 1: six receiving yards. His thirteen point seven yards per reception
Speaker 1: ranks fourth among tight ends with at least twenty catches.
Speaker 1: If he can get one hundred thirty six yards in
Speaker 1: the season finale and Buffalo next Sunday, he would surpass
Speaker 1: Randy McMichael's seven nine one yards for the most yards
Speaker 1: by tight end in Dolphins history. Center Ted Carris and
Speaker 1: right guard Jesse Davis were charged with one pressure allowed each,
Speaker 1: and offensive tackles Austin Jackson and Robert Hunt combined to
Speaker 1: allow five pressures, but none of those were hits on
Speaker 1: the Miami quarterback keeping two and fits clean in that regard.
Speaker 1: On the defensive side. For the snap counts here, we
Speaker 1: start off on the defensive line. Ray Kwon Davis has
Speaker 1: fifty three snaps in this game, eight three pc of
Speaker 1: the workload. Christian Wilkins gives you forty seven and Zach
Speaker 1: Seeler gives you thirty in the game. But Ato Jones
Speaker 1: also how to snap up front. Emmanuel Ogba played fifty
Speaker 1: nine snaps in the game at linebacker, Kyle van Noy
Speaker 1: played every wrap all sixty four. Jerome Baker gives you
Speaker 1: sixty two snaps, and Andrew Van Geinkle gives you fifty
Speaker 1: six in the game. Plenty of guys showing their conditioning,
Speaker 1: showing their late season Week sixteen, that endurance, the work
Speaker 1: they've put in to get their conditioning. These guys playing
Speaker 1: tons of snaps in this game and paying off huge
Speaker 1: dividends for this Dolphins defense e Landon Roberts left the
Speaker 1: game on the cart that was I did not like
Speaker 1: seeing that scene. Man, that sucked. That guy works hard.
Speaker 1: He is a big part of this team, a big
Speaker 1: leader on this team. Nineteen snaps for him in the game.
Speaker 1: Calvin Munson gives you six. Commu gruge A Hill plays one.
Speaker 1: In the secondary, Byron Jones played sixty three snaps. Xaving
Speaker 1: Howard did as well. That was one snap short of
Speaker 1: the total for the defense. Nick ed him played thirty
Speaker 1: seven in the game, and safety Eric Rowe put every
Speaker 1: snap all sixty four. Bubby McCain gives you sixty three,
Speaker 1: and Brandon Jones gives you sixteen snaps in the game.
Speaker 1: Hey Caroline, how's it going, baby girl? As for the
Speaker 1: stats from Pro Football Focus, in this game, cornerback Xaving
Speaker 1: Howard was targeted four times in the game. He allowed
Speaker 1: to catch, but it went for negative one yard. That
Speaker 1: performance improved upon his league best forty nine point four
Speaker 1: percent completions allowed and dipped his league best pass rating
Speaker 1: against down to forty eight point five that's best among
Speaker 1: all NFL cornerbacks. He added two passes defense that gives
Speaker 1: him nineteen for the season, also tops in the NFL
Speaker 1: to go along with his legal nine interceptions this season.
Speaker 1: This The last time a Dolphins defender had nineteen pass
Speaker 1: defense in a season was Andre Goodman in two thousand eight,
Speaker 1: and no player has had more since Patrick Sir Tam
Speaker 1: in two thousand good company there. Linebacker Jerome Baker made
Speaker 1: ten tackles in the game, giving him better than one
Speaker 1: hundred tackles for the second consecutive season. Six of Baker's
Speaker 1: tackles were good for run stops. Those are tackles within
Speaker 1: two yards of the line of scrimmage. He continues to
Speaker 1: have a fantastic season. Andrew Van Giggle had a big,
Speaker 1: big game. He became the fifth different Dolphins defender to
Speaker 1: record multiple sacks in the game this season. He also
Speaker 1: had a career high five quarterback pressures and added three
Speaker 1: run stops and batted a pass down at the line
Speaker 1: of scrimmage. Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbo was second on the
Speaker 1: team with three QB pressures. That gives him sixty two
Speaker 1: on the season, the most in a single season by
Speaker 1: a Miami Dolphins since Cam Wake in teen who had
Speaker 1: sixty seven that year. So five more pressures from the
Speaker 1: big man can help him get in Cam Wag's company
Speaker 1: from that great, great season. Defensive tackle Christian Wilkins was
Speaker 1: the highest grade defender on the Dolphins defense. He applied
Speaker 1: two pressures and made two total tackles in the game.
Speaker 1: Zack Seelert ray Kwon Davis also added a combined three
Speaker 1: quarterback pressures and both had two run stops each in
Speaker 1: this game and as four. Miami specialist Jason Standers put
Speaker 1: together his second game winning kick of the season, this
Speaker 1: time from forty five yards out. Had the fifty yard
Speaker 1: against the Cardinals back in Week nine with just one
Speaker 1: second on the game clock. This time around. His thirty
Speaker 1: four made field goals are the second most in the
Speaker 1: NFL and second most Dolphins history. His one d thirty
Speaker 1: six points scored this season are also second best in
Speaker 1: franchise history. His nineteen field goals from forty plus yards
Speaker 1: leads the NFL, and his eight field goals from fifty
Speaker 1: plus yards are tied for most in the league. The
Speaker 1: long range kicking of Jason Sanders comes up big, big
Speaker 1: time and time again for your Miami Dolphins. Matt Hawk
Speaker 1: has twenty four points down inside the twenty yard line.
Speaker 1: That's sixth best in the NFL, and Jachem Grants three
Speaker 1: d and thirty punt return yards are still tops in
Speaker 1: the National Football League. The Dolphins have one of the
Speaker 1: most disciplined teams in the NFL under head coach Brian
Speaker 1: Flora's top five last year in penalty yardage and fouls
Speaker 1: committed against them this year third fewest penalties seventy two
Speaker 1: times and six hundred and fifteen penalty yardage. That's fourth
Speaker 1: fewest in the National Football League. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: break down some films, starting here first with the offensive
Speaker 1: side of the football, and we start here with the
Speaker 1: offense and the quarterback, and two a tongue of Bloa
Speaker 1: in general here and talking about him kind of reflecting
Speaker 1: upon maybe taking some some opportunities to throw the football
Speaker 1: where in this league it's covered but it's actually open.
Speaker 1: He's talked about that a few times. And on the
Speaker 1: first play of the game, you've got the safety who's
Speaker 1: pretty much in conflict with a corner route from one
Speaker 1: side of the field to the wide side and a
Speaker 1: post route from the boundary to put him in a
Speaker 1: bind to go for the corner or the post. And
Speaker 1: I think it's one of those instances that to who
Speaker 1: might be talking about, we're letting it rip a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's a leverage throw where you have to anticipate the
Speaker 1: defenders lean and there might have been a big play
Speaker 1: opportunity there. But there's also something he's shown the ability
Speaker 1: to do plenty of times as well in that anticipation rip,
Speaker 1: the reading the leverage of the defender and throwing it accordingly.
Speaker 1: We've talked about that YouTube channel with JT. O. Sullivan
Speaker 1: a few times on this podcast, and he goes back
Speaker 1: to the Cardinals game when Gasicki gets behind a linebacker
Speaker 1: and because a linebacker's back is turned to two, he
Speaker 1: knows that in that instance he can only cover the
Speaker 1: width of his shoulders, and so he's done it before,
Speaker 1: but it just might be an experienced thing where he
Speaker 1: continues to get more reps and continue to see more
Speaker 1: defenses at this level, which twenty two year old quarterback
Speaker 1: here coming off of an off season where there was
Speaker 1: only virtual meetings and programs. In that type thing. We've
Speaker 1: see him do it in college. We've seen him doing
Speaker 1: it here in the pros. It's literally the least of
Speaker 1: my worries when it comes to this football team, but
Speaker 1: you see those reps kind of start to add up,
Speaker 1: and maybe he can begin to create that catalog of
Speaker 1: his own that Ryan Fitzpatrick always refers to. Now, for instance,
Speaker 1: a third nine conversion on the second drive of the game,
Speaker 1: Jachem runs a little cruel route at the sticks between
Speaker 1: a quad of raiders defenders for defenders in the area,
Speaker 1: and you see two US hands separate from the football
Speaker 1: before Jakeem gets to the top of the stem and
Speaker 1: starts coming back down the stem on that curl route.
Speaker 1: The anticipation is there, just got to do it more consistently,
Speaker 1: and Las Vegas often wroth late in the formation or
Speaker 1: late at the snap in this game to what ultimately
Speaker 1: got them into what I think was covered too. I
Speaker 1: don't know their defense, but you see the cornerbacks play
Speaker 1: up tight, turn the receiver deep, and the two safeties
Speaker 1: deep in the middle of the field take half the
Speaker 1: deep half of the field. And there were some instances
Speaker 1: where the receiver will release on a takeoff and got
Speaker 1: turned free with that little ten to fifteen yard pocket
Speaker 1: to rip that turkey whole shot. An area where cover
Speaker 1: two can be beat sometimes and an opportunity for this
Speaker 1: offense take to take advantage of those looks some more
Speaker 1: to us stuff. You're on the second possession, second down
Speaker 1: and ten, the Raiders get a well timed safety blitz,
Speaker 1: and I like the way to It does so well
Speaker 1: to erase these negative plays and get you into even
Speaker 1: if it's a one yard game like it was on
Speaker 1: this one, to quickly flip the ball out and not
Speaker 1: take that sack. And it was the only option because
Speaker 1: it was looking like it was gonna be a sack
Speaker 1: with a free rusher coming in onto who still was
Speaker 1: not to the top of his drop yet, so he
Speaker 1: doesn't have that twitch to be able to move because
Speaker 1: he's not anticipating getting pressure that early. So you go
Speaker 1: from an eight nine yard lost in that play to
Speaker 1: a one yard game. I also love the quick rip
Speaker 1: and the quick ability to drop the arm angle and
Speaker 1: flip that thing out in a hurry, whether his feet
Speaker 1: are set or not. There was a drag route to
Speaker 1: Jachem Grant on the first field goal drive of the game.
Speaker 1: If he catches the football clean, he might have the
Speaker 1: angle on the safety he's outflanked, but had about fifteen
Speaker 1: yards or so to re establish that angle. But we've
Speaker 1: seen what Jachem speed can do to those pursuit angles.
Speaker 1: I think maybe he catches that ball clean, he bobbles it,
Speaker 1: gets it and gets some yards. But maybe if he
Speaker 1: catches a clean he might have gone the disk. And
Speaker 1: on the very next play, it's an empty package. Raiders
Speaker 1: are ten of them up on the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 1: and all five routes are blanketed, manned up across the board.
Speaker 1: And that's what you get when you get man coverage
Speaker 1: opportunities for the quarterback run too, finds a crease, steps up,
Speaker 1: sneaks out and converts on fourth and two. Nice play
Speaker 1: there from the rookie quarterback. And I don't know the
Speaker 1: progressions of the play. I talked about this all time.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you what I think I see, but
Speaker 1: I don't know the actual calls. On the next snap,
Speaker 1: he lays one out to Lynn Bowden for six yards.
Speaker 1: With a couple of layered routes coming over. You've got
Speaker 1: Linn Bowden coming under the formation for the little quick hitter,
Speaker 1: and then Mike Siki running a corner route and he's
Speaker 1: got similar position with leverage on a downfield defensive back
Speaker 1: ten yards deeper than that. Kind of back to that
Speaker 1: first point about experience and seeing more, maybe letting that
Speaker 1: thing fly down feel a little bit more. Ryan Fitzpatrick
Speaker 1: comes into the game. His first pass play to Ford
Speaker 1: was an example of that. Ford gets an outside shoulder
Speaker 1: and fits, lets that thing fly and gets to the
Speaker 1: point of the break with a defender out leveraged such
Speaker 1: a big play in that game, backed up deep in
Speaker 1: your own zone, third down, trailing in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: Nice player there from Ryan Fitzpatrick. He of course got
Speaker 1: the ball out quickly and did what he does in
Speaker 1: this instance. He's such a good reliever to come off
Speaker 1: the bench when you need a spark on your offense.
Speaker 1: He gave it to Miami in this game. But going
Speaker 1: back to to his game, I think there's plenty of
Speaker 1: things you look at in this tape where you say
Speaker 1: that's that's the quarterback we like, that's the quarterback we want.
Speaker 1: He's still making these big time reads, getting into correct
Speaker 1: run call run calls at times, and continues to save
Speaker 1: negative plays and make them positive plays, and still does
Speaker 1: not turn the football over barely at all so far
Speaker 1: at this point of his career at the running back position.
Speaker 1: Miles Gaskin, what a game this guy had just an
Speaker 1: incredibly smart, instinctive runner that both gets to the correct
Speaker 1: lane and at least the lane that met looks most
Speaker 1: fruitful on certain plays and limited wasted movement, setting up
Speaker 1: blocks before he gets to those points. And this all
Speaker 1: happens in a flash, and it speaks to his feel
Speaker 1: for the game, his smarts, his instincts. He largely avoids
Speaker 1: negative runs as he recognizes and gets away from danger
Speaker 1: to find a spot where he can get away from
Speaker 1: that initial penetration and get north and south when that
Speaker 1: instant penetration does arrive. He is obviously a monster in
Speaker 1: the passing game. His first big rip, a fourteen yard
Speaker 1: play he's pressing at play side, winds it backside, and
Speaker 1: before he gets to the whole he throws a little
Speaker 1: jab step that moves a linebacker over the top of
Speaker 1: a Robert Hunt's second level block, and that simultaneous first
Speaker 1: and seven second level block action just sets them up
Speaker 1: for big runs and big gashes in the ground game.
Speaker 1: Love Miles Gaskin's tape. The touchdown on the screen pass
Speaker 1: running through two tackles just a stroke of genius, a
Speaker 1: nose for the goal line, and also a very nice
Speaker 1: ball fake and quick flip by two on that play
Speaker 1: to drop the arm angle and get that football to
Speaker 1: him quickly immediately so he can make those guys miss.
Speaker 1: And then of course the long touchdown the balance on
Speaker 1: display once again to slip out of that first tackle,
Speaker 1: squares up, the defense finds an opening, reverses field, gets
Speaker 1: two huge blocks downfield from Mac and Mike for the
Speaker 1: fifty nine yards score. Just great team effort all around,
Speaker 1: but Miles Gasking I thought this tape was just terrific
Speaker 1: for the Dolphins second year running back. Speaking of the
Speaker 1: offensive line, Robert Hunt's matchup with Max Crosby in this
Speaker 1: game was a fun one to watch. He got some
Speaker 1: one on one opportunities. They would slide protection away and
Speaker 1: keep him on the island, and he has this heavy
Speaker 1: punch initially that stifles Crosby in his tracks, and Crosby
Speaker 1: later went against that and kind of drew a punch
Speaker 1: out of Robert Hunt early and got him out over
Speaker 1: his skis a little bit. But that was basically it.
Speaker 1: Hunt would redirect. He would work against the power and
Speaker 1: anchor against those bull rushes. He would get up field
Speaker 1: on speed rushes, the cross chops, trying to get two
Speaker 1: moves or the counter move to the first move, spin
Speaker 1: moves inside. He really had answers for most of the
Speaker 1: things that Crosby was throwing his way. I was super
Speaker 1: impressed by this tape and his recent round of tape
Speaker 1: in general. He also had some damn good work in
Speaker 1: the Running Game. We talked about his big blocks on
Speaker 1: Winnovich and Jones last week to spring that thirty one
Speaker 1: yard akmed run. He had an awesome second level climb
Speaker 1: and seal on McMillan on a big gas and run
Speaker 1: in this game as well. Ted carriss I just continue
Speaker 1: to be impressed, mainly by a couple of things. His
Speaker 1: active feat as he works to continuously stay in position
Speaker 1: and pass protection, and his second level work in the
Speaker 1: Screen game as well as climbing to that second level
Speaker 1: in the Running Game. I also love the way he
Speaker 1: attacks a pass rusher like Maurice Hearst, for instance in
Speaker 1: this game, who wants to play that hair on fire,
Speaker 1: get up feel as fast as you can, and rather
Speaker 1: than letting him get off the line of screments with
Speaker 1: that quick get off that he has, Ted would go
Speaker 1: attack and he would go initiate the contact and stop
Speaker 1: him before he can get started. Also Ted and Jesse.
Speaker 1: I thought both Jessa Davis hit a number of key
Speaker 1: reach blocks in this game to get that outside shoulder,
Speaker 1: turned the man inside, create that lamb. That's a tough
Speaker 1: ask and both those guys did well in that department.
Speaker 1: Eric Flowers had a key block on a twenty four
Speaker 1: yard Miles Gaskin run and very similar fashion reach, get
Speaker 1: outside catch and turn seal off that gap. I thought
Speaker 1: he got better as the game win long cutting back
Speaker 1: off that injury. Isaiah Ford, you love the field. This
Speaker 1: guy has the first catch. He had, moved the chains
Speaker 1: in the red zone on that touchdown drive that was
Speaker 1: capped on the screen pass from two to Miles gas Kim.
Speaker 1: He moved with ta as two of broke contain and
Speaker 1: gave his quarterback a target on a scramble broken play.
Speaker 1: Veteran moved there from Isaiah Ford. How about Mike A
Speaker 1: sicky man. What a tough dude he is getting back
Speaker 1: and making a big impact. That big gainer on the
Speaker 1: over route on the game tying field goal drive. Fitzpatrick's
Speaker 1: first of the night. Nice little stutter step as he
Speaker 1: closed his ground quickly and eats up the cushion from
Speaker 1: the safety and coverage and then just turns on the
Speaker 1: jets and runs away from him. His releases have become
Speaker 1: such a weapon at this stage of his career. Then
Speaker 1: he comes right back and runs the seam with an
Speaker 1: awesome elevating catch for thirty one yards. That guy is
Speaker 1: the best Tampa two buster, one of the best Tampa
Speaker 1: two busters in the NFL, with that speed, that length,
Speaker 1: athletic ability and strong hands. Staying at the tight end position,
Speaker 1: I thought Adam Saheen did an excellent job of sealing
Speaker 1: the edge without holding. Has a very strong grip that way.
Speaker 1: Miami is getting big runs off the edge every single
Speaker 1: week now, and these tight ends are a big reason
Speaker 1: for it. Because the same can be said about Durham Smith.
Speaker 1: He had an excellent seal on an eight yard Miles
Speaker 1: gas Can run that really created a lane for him
Speaker 1: to get through. He also had a key block on
Speaker 1: Lynn Bowden's first down run on that direct snap play.
Speaker 1: So once again, offense is young, continues to grow and
Speaker 1: improve and find out more about themselves. They continue to
Speaker 1: find gaps and plays in the running game, which is
Speaker 1: a good thing to have going forward. We'll see if
Speaker 1: we can continue to develop this passing game and really
Speaker 1: create that balance and get the ultimate complete team victory
Speaker 1: hopefully here coming up soon in the coming weeks. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and spin this thing over to the defensive
Speaker 1: side of the football the All review here on the Tuesday,
Speaker 1: December the twenty ninth edition of the Drivetime podcast, and
Speaker 1: we start with the topic that I think I've covered
Speaker 1: quite a few times here on the All twenty two
Speaker 1: reviews every single Tuesday on Drive Time. And the most
Speaker 1: fun thing to watch for me with this team every
Speaker 1: week on defense is the mixing of coverage. Is there
Speaker 1: are so much pre snap to skis and post nap
Speaker 1: rotation where guys are flying in and out of the
Speaker 1: box and going backwards. For instance, there's a play where
Speaker 1: you've got Brandon Jones lined up pretty much on the lines,
Speaker 1: like one or two yards off the football, Bobby McCain's
Speaker 1: fifteen yards deep in center field and he flies downhill
Speaker 1: Bobby does to take away a flat route while Brandon
Speaker 1: Jones gets back over the top to take away the
Speaker 1: deep middle, and you've got Nicked them coming off the
Speaker 1: corner on a cap blitz, just mixing it up, confusing
Speaker 1: the quarterback, trying to throw different looks at them and
Speaker 1: force them into quick decisions under your pressure looks. It's
Speaker 1: been successful pretty much all season long. The Raiders did
Speaker 1: have some success with some traps, some wham blocks where
Speaker 1: you reach the nose tackle where basically you invite him
Speaker 1: upfield and you hit him with a guard to get
Speaker 1: him off balance to get him out of the play,
Speaker 1: and that opens up a situation where you can then
Speaker 1: down block the linebackers, because we know Miami loves to
Speaker 1: walk up Baker and Van Noy and the entire lineback
Speaker 1: and crew into those a gaps and show that pressure
Speaker 1: that way when they're mugged up. If they can get
Speaker 1: down blocked by a big offensive tackle, that's a tough
Speaker 1: matchup there if that linebacker. But I think it's a
Speaker 1: good thing you saw some of that in this case
Speaker 1: because if someone tries it again later in the season,
Speaker 1: you know have some tape on on that look. With
Speaker 1: the wayam and trap blocks the Raiders through the Dolphins
Speaker 1: in this game, there was a big third down stop
Speaker 1: in the red zone where you just had excellent coverage
Speaker 1: across the board late in this game, late third quarter,
Speaker 1: might have an early fourth quarter where Byron is locked
Speaker 1: up on Renfro, x on Aglar, Bobby McCain on Jason Witten,
Speaker 1: and Van Noy greets Darren Waller who's coming across the
Speaker 1: formation of motion. He greets him with a big hit
Speaker 1: and pretty much takes him out of the play. And
Speaker 1: I thought this play was a great descriptor a great
Speaker 1: indicator of who this Dolphins defenses. Physical, it communicates well,
Speaker 1: it battens down the hatches on third down and in
Speaker 1: the red zone. Huge play late in this game. I'm
Speaker 1: it was aces all game long down in that red area.
Speaker 1: Xavian Howard Man. We talked about his coverage skills all
Speaker 1: the time, and for good reason. He's been one of
Speaker 1: the best in the league all year long. But the
Speaker 1: play he made on the second play of the game
Speaker 1: I think shows his overall value. He keys a screen
Speaker 1: pass to the outside and gets to the football immediately.
Speaker 1: His quick reaction forces Needham's man to come off and
Speaker 1: make a block trying to get to X, so when
Speaker 1: Renfro changes direction, Needham is there to help clean it
Speaker 1: up along with Kyle Van Noy on that play and
Speaker 1: then for X on the coverage. Literally the very next play,
Speaker 1: he's on Nelson Aglar and a condensed split, and Agilar
Speaker 1: releases inside on what looks like it could be an
Speaker 1: over route. You get that condensed split run across the formation,
Speaker 1: forced the defensive back to play catch up the entire snap,
Speaker 1: but then he bends it back across for a corner
Speaker 1: route and X is just in the hip pocket the
Speaker 1: entire time. He has been so good at recognizing the
Speaker 1: route and transitioning in and out of breaks and getting
Speaker 1: into that hip pocket at least a lot of picks
Speaker 1: leads a lot of past breakups, leads to a lot
Speaker 1: of just place where he doesn't get targeted at all. Also,
Speaker 1: his mirror ability impressed man coverage is awesome. Press is
Speaker 1: often confused for a jam where the receiver gets or
Speaker 1: the cornerback gets up on the receiver's face and puts
Speaker 1: hands on him, But in this instance, he's just mirroring.
Speaker 1: He's not gonna initiate that contact, but just mirror the
Speaker 1: release of the wide receiver. It was a takeoff from
Speaker 1: Aglare and X just pins him into the sideline runs
Speaker 1: the route for him. Just continue to be impressed by
Speaker 1: the season. This guy is having all year long. Go
Speaker 1: up into the front seven Andrew Van Gigelman. The way
Speaker 1: he beats blocks off the edge continues to really impress me.
Speaker 1: He's consistent at it. He knifes under the blocks or
Speaker 1: he hits it with contact, finds a way to get around,
Speaker 1: and then gets his hands down in the lower half
Speaker 1: of the back like the quads, the ankles, the feet,
Speaker 1: and so many times he can trip up those running backs.
Speaker 1: Would think he's out of the play, but he did
Speaker 1: it on the first play of the game to stop
Speaker 1: Josh Jacobs for a game of just three. His sack
Speaker 1: was another element of his game. His first act, I
Speaker 1: should say had to in the game. His first act
Speaker 1: was just another element of his game that he's definitely
Speaker 1: developed from his college days back at Wisconsin. He just
Speaker 1: throws a straight bulrush on Colton Miller and runs him
Speaker 1: right back into Derek Carr and damn near gets the
Speaker 1: football out in the process. He puts hand on him
Speaker 1: and runs right through a block and the left tackle
Speaker 1: could never reset his feet because of the power on
Speaker 1: that play of Van Ginkel. Now on the batted pass,
Speaker 1: same situation, he goes for that same power move, but
Speaker 1: here does a great job of keeping his eyes up
Speaker 1: and then creating space between he and Colton Miller so
Speaker 1: he can elevate. If you're in too tight, you're not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to get off that block and elevate
Speaker 1: and get your hands up. He does it here, keeps
Speaker 1: his eyes in the quarterback, gets the hands up, deflects
Speaker 1: the past. Now on his second sack, I want to
Speaker 1: really just appreciate Emmanuel Ogba. Here he sets the pick
Speaker 1: for Van Ginkle to loop inside and og Boss pure
Speaker 1: power move forces the tackle to help because he beats
Speaker 1: the guard initially and the guard continues to block outside
Speaker 1: and that creates the inside alley for Gink to run through.
Speaker 1: From there, he's got a corner and finish, and he
Speaker 1: does just that. Not to mention a great job and
Speaker 1: man coverage across the board, everything locked up. I thought
Speaker 1: Bobby did a good job being in multiple passing lanes
Speaker 1: throughout the game in the deep half of the field
Speaker 1: back there. Speaking of aug Ba, I thought he drew
Speaker 1: a bunch of double teams in this game and still
Speaker 1: found a way to make an impact, mostly when he
Speaker 1: would slant inside across the face of the tackle and
Speaker 1: push the pocket that way. He forced to throw away
Speaker 1: on a third and goal by forwarding a chip block
Speaker 1: and a cut block simultaneously. Went and tries to kind
Speaker 1: of get a shoulder on him to throw him off,
Speaker 1: and the tackle tries to cut him. He gets away
Speaker 1: from it, and then after coming to a full stop,
Speaker 1: sprints downhill in a hurry to put car in a
Speaker 1: bind and force him to throw the football away. Speaking
Speaker 1: of more unappreciated play, Kyle van Noy his hustle to
Speaker 1: retrace on wide receiver screens and make a tackle after
Speaker 1: getting cut blocked. Love to see that from the veteran.
Speaker 1: I also mentioned this on the Sunday podcast with the
Speaker 1: play that he made just before the fourth down Zach
Speaker 1: Seedler stop where he attacks the fullback cars on the boot,
Speaker 1: then he falls back into coverage to take away the
Speaker 1: running back in the past concept just so dang good.
Speaker 1: And on the other side of that play, Jerome Baker
Speaker 1: picks up a backside crosser before that thing can develop
Speaker 1: and forces the incompleation. These guys just play so instinctually sound,
Speaker 1: and they communicate and they get themselves in the passing lanes.
Speaker 1: I thought both those guys again had a hell of
Speaker 1: a game. Speaking of the underappreciated club. Christian Wilkins does
Speaker 1: so many things that just don't really show up in
Speaker 1: the stats, in the stat line, the box score, even
Speaker 1: though he does get in the box score. He wins
Speaker 1: quick inside on a twist to help carry up a
Speaker 1: blocker and free up a Ray Kwon Davis pressure where
Speaker 1: he just shows you that quick burst and get off
Speaker 1: in the kind of short compact bill where he can
Speaker 1: rush through and and force the line to change its
Speaker 1: complexion in a way. Did that a couple of times
Speaker 1: in this game. There's a first and goal running from
Speaker 1: the three where he's head up over Trent Brown three
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty pound Trent Brown. That rhymes and Christian
Speaker 1: strikes him, tosses him aside, gets into the gap and
Speaker 1: stacks up Josh Jacobs just sheer strength to go along
Speaker 1: with that quickness. What a hell of a combo finish
Speaker 1: up here with Zach Siel, This dude freaking split a
Speaker 1: double team against as a three technique between the left
Speaker 1: tackle and left guard. The double him and it forces
Speaker 1: a throwaway from Derek Carr and then on the fourth
Speaker 1: down stop he wins across face even though he was
Speaker 1: out leveraged pre snap I just wrote, Damn, I'm glad
Speaker 1: we found this guy. What a game again, What a play?
Speaker 1: What a season for Zack Seelers. That's your defensive notes,
Speaker 1: of the offensive notes, the stats. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: finish up this podcast by hearing from Josh Boyer, Danny Craftsman,
Speaker 1: and Chan Gailey, your Miami Dolphins coordinators. And we start
Speaker 1: here with defensive coordinat or Josh Boyer, who was asked
Speaker 1: an interesting question about what he might take from Brian
Speaker 1: Flores as coaching skill set in Brian Flores is demeanor
Speaker 1: in the building and how he might try to emulate that.
Speaker 1: Here's Josh Boyer talking about how they're both their own man. Well,
Speaker 1: I think you know Flow, you know, he directs the
Speaker 1: entire organization from a coaching standpoint, and if you know,
Speaker 1: if he wants something done and you know the best
Speaker 1: the best of you know, our abilities as a defensive staff,
Speaker 1: we try to get that executed. Um, you know, Flows
Speaker 1: his own person. I'm my own person, and I really
Speaker 1: try to emulate um, you know, or be the same.
Speaker 1: Just try to be myself and be genuine. Um you know,
Speaker 1: but you know, he he does an outstanding job of
Speaker 1: of having his uh, you know, hand on on the
Speaker 1: pulse of the team. Um, he understands X and XS
Speaker 1: and knows very well and UM, you know, it's it's
Speaker 1: just been a you know, a working relationship. He's him
Speaker 1: and I'm me and um, you know, and ultimately we
Speaker 1: share the same goals. UM. So it's uh, when you
Speaker 1: have a shared vision and shared goals, it's it's a
Speaker 1: pretty easy, uh working relationship. And so we get the
Speaker 1: Buffalo bills this weekend. If you guys watched the game
Speaker 1: on Monday night, you know what Stefon Digs is capable,
Speaker 1: leads the NFL and receiving. You know what Cole Beasley
Speaker 1: is capable. And you know that John Brown could be
Speaker 1: back this week and plenty of other options there as well.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to ask coach how the process goes
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the week as far as deciding
Speaker 1: what matchups you want to roll with, deciding who's gonna
Speaker 1: cover who, who's got who when you go in man coverage.
Speaker 1: Here's Josh Boyer on the process of picking out matchups
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the weekend preparation. Shan H, I
Speaker 1: think I think it's a combination of of all things.
Speaker 1: I think sometimes you have a pretty good idea going
Speaker 1: into it. I think, uh, sometimes you can start one
Speaker 1: way and you can get into the week and go,
Speaker 1: you know, this might be a little bit better. Ultimately
Speaker 1: it comes down to, you know, you really just want
Speaker 1: to put the guys in the best position to succeed,
Speaker 1: and um, you know, based on what they've done, based
Speaker 1: on what our opponent does. UM. So you know, a
Speaker 1: lot of a lot of things go into that, um,
Speaker 1: but ultimately, you know, what you're trying to do is
Speaker 1: put those guys in the best position to succeed. And again,
Speaker 1: back to the game on Monday night, the Josh Allen
Speaker 1: the Buffalo Bill's offense just kind of did whatever they wanted,
Speaker 1: as they have done for the last several weeks. Here
Speaker 1: on this role, coach was asked about Josh Allen's athletic ability,
Speaker 1: the mobile quarterback and the challenges that presents. Coaches talked
Speaker 1: again at length about all the weapons this offense has
Speaker 1: and how dangerous they are. So here's Josh Boyer talking
Speaker 1: about the threat of Josh Allen and the dangerous of
Speaker 1: a mobile quarterback. Well, again, he's extremely athletic. Um, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean he can stand in the pocket make all
Speaker 1: the throws, he can move and make all the throws. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, he's been productive in both both areas. Um.
Speaker 1: You know. I think as the season goes, you know,
Speaker 1: you hope you improve in all facets of the game,
Speaker 1: and um, you know, and and really what it comes
Speaker 1: down to his execution. You know, like I would say
Speaker 1: that we're constantly striving for improvement, Uh, no matter what
Speaker 1: it is. And you know, there's always you always face adversity,
Speaker 1: there's always bumps in the road. And you know, I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody's ever coached a perfect game or anybody's
Speaker 1: played a perfect game. But at this time of the year,
Speaker 1: we need to be at our best. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and hear from Dolphins special teams Cordin or Danny Crossman,
Speaker 1: who discussed the fake punt to Clayton Federluin, who ripped
Speaker 1: off a twenty two yard run just one yard shy
Speaker 1: of Matt Turk's twenty three yard run back in two
Speaker 1: thousand three, the longest run by a non skilled player
Speaker 1: on offense since that run by Matt Turk. Here has
Speaker 1: coach Crossmen talking about the Dolphins proclivity to go towards
Speaker 1: some trickeration on special teams and getting the looks they like,
Speaker 1: and how they go ahead go about calling those fakes
Speaker 1: on special teams. Well, again, I think you know, you know,
Speaker 1: we try and come up with with things that we like, uh,
Speaker 1: and I just think that more than anything, you know,
Speaker 1: opportunities have presented themselves, whether it's with particular looks or
Speaker 1: with the situation of the game where it's something that's
Speaker 1: uh given us the opportunity to call it. And then
Speaker 1: more importantly, you know, as you guys probably sick here,
Speaker 1: and then it comes down to the execution of it.
Speaker 1: And you know, we've been good on some things and
Speaker 1: bad on some other things. But you know, fortunately it uh,
Speaker 1: it was successful on Saturday night. And we know Jason
Speaker 1: Centers has just three misses on the season. He's been
Speaker 1: so consistent and reliable as the placekicker on this football team,
Speaker 1: scoring tons of points ont six, just eight points off
Speaker 1: the team franchise record set by Lindel mare Back. I'm
Speaker 1: always fascinated by the aspect of kicking, the techniques, the
Speaker 1: psychological aspect of kicking, kind of like in the way golf,
Speaker 1: it's all about the stroke and having confidence in that
Speaker 1: stroke and in your swing. Here's coach Crossmen talking about
Speaker 1: the confidence Sanders has in his stroke right now and
Speaker 1: how even when he misses, because of the confidence with
Speaker 1: that stroke and how he struck the ball well, it
Speaker 1: never wavers. I think the biggest thing with with Jason's
Speaker 1: and I don't think his I don't think his confidence
Speaker 1: has has ever wavered. Um. I know we've we've talked
Speaker 1: about this in the past, and you know, even on
Speaker 1: some of his on his misses, you know he's he's
Speaker 1: struck the ball very well. So I think when you
Speaker 1: when you have that and you're you're striking the ball
Speaker 1: well and you've struck it well off season, you know
Speaker 1: if you do have a miss, you're not gonna over
Speaker 1: analyze that. And I think as a as a group,
Speaker 1: as a team, I think there's there's a confidence in
Speaker 1: the team when we run Jason out there that you
Speaker 1: know that successful things are going to happen. So uh,
Speaker 1: you know, again, hopefully that continues and uh and we
Speaker 1: keep working in and you know, he keeps in the
Speaker 1: in the zone that he's been in all season, and
Speaker 1: we'll go ahead and finish up with Dolphins O C
Speaker 1: Chan Gailey, who was asked about the approach to go
Speaker 1: vertical and to go high temp or up tempo high
Speaker 1: attacking down the field late in the football game, all
Speaker 1: about the situation of the game trailing late, and I
Speaker 1: thought the most interesting part of this quote was him
Speaker 1: talking about the stylistic approach of the offense and how
Speaker 1: this offense wants to be a specific type of offense.
Speaker 1: Here's Chan talking about what type of offense they want
Speaker 1: to be. The situation of the game has a lot
Speaker 1: to do with it. You know you you end up
Speaker 1: getting behind and needing to get down the field and
Speaker 1: score points quickly. That has a lot to do with it.
Speaker 1: And then we're um, we've been attained. It is tried
Speaker 1: to be nine, ten, eleven, twelve, play drives, run the football,
Speaker 1: play action, pass, UM, control the time on the clock, UM.
Speaker 1: And so that's the that's the situation that we found
Speaker 1: with two of in the ball game. We're plus you
Speaker 1: you know you you're missing some receivers from time to time,
Speaker 1: and that has something to do with it. So a
Speaker 1: lot of that goes into decision making about how they
Speaker 1: how the situation, how the game is being called and
Speaker 1: what kind of players we run and Myles gas can
Speaker 1: return with a big night one and sixty nine yards
Speaker 1: from scrimmage on Saturday night. I wanted to ask chan
Speaker 1: Gaily about the lift he gives you an offense. He
Speaker 1: talks here about the committee approach and going with the
Speaker 1: hot hand in the backfield. He had a good week
Speaker 1: of practice, which you know that that always means a lot.
Speaker 1: If the guy has a good week of practice, you
Speaker 1: have a lot the confidence going into the game. And
Speaker 1: m savon and done extremely well obviously the week before.
Speaker 1: So uh he got to start and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, Miles started running the football and getting some
Speaker 1: creases and making some play. So um, he got the
Speaker 1: hot hand. And that's kind of how we've been doing
Speaker 1: it this year. Whoever he gets the hot hand, we
Speaker 1: let him go. And so there you have it. There
Speaker 1: are your coordinators. That's gonna do it for this Tuesday
Speaker 1: edition of the Drivetime Podcast. This week coming up, we
Speaker 1: have the Bills preview on tomorrow's show. Do not miss that.
Speaker 1: We'll also have the feature with Savan Akhmed and Miles
Speaker 1: Gasking here on the podcast. Looking forward to doing that.
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