Speaker 1: Two on the move, Going Deep, Speedless past Hell.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 3: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield.
Speaker 4: He's joy my hands in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: What is up Dolphins? And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast.
Speaker 2: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show,
Speaker 2: you've heard me say it a few times.
Speaker 3: Football is back.
Speaker 2: Day one of on field work is a rap and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna recap the stories of the day with all
Speaker 2: the practice notes in between. Tua and the quarterbacks, Tyreek
Speaker 2: and Raheem on the offense taking their next steps. John
Speaker 2: hu Smith on the way that he practices and You're
Speaker 2: gonna like it. Kalays Campbell on the defense and how
Speaker 2: it shined today. Jalen Ramsey on playing with another nine
Speaker 2: year vet in Kendall Fuller across from him, and of
Speaker 2: course all the practice notes and the latest news and
Speaker 2: updates from head coach Mike McDaniel. From the Baptist Health
Speaker 2: Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 3: The Drive Time Podcast.
Speaker 2: Number one rule in broadcasting, play the hits and I
Speaker 2: know we all want the latest on the contract situation
Speaker 2: of QB one two A tunga bi looa. He's here,
Speaker 2: he's practicing, he dazzled as he tends to do. We'll
Speaker 2: cover that in just a moment, but first let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and play some sound from coach McDaniel on his
Speaker 2: outlook and the relationship he and Tongue Bioa share and
Speaker 2: how it's unaffected by any of the contract situation.
Speaker 5: You know, it's important for me as the head coach
Speaker 5: and my connection with the players and what my bottom
Speaker 5: line job is to maximize the abilities that I know
Speaker 5: where my place is in my relationship with him.
Speaker 6: I'm not involved in those things.
Speaker 5: My job is to focus on him, him getting better solely.
Speaker 5: I think in terms of uh hedging, Uh you know,
Speaker 5: I I know, I know as an organization, uh you know,
Speaker 5: we've priority prioritized it by entering in negotiations a long
Speaker 5: time ago whenever that started. You know, that's that by
Speaker 5: doing that, you know, and and I think it speaks
Speaker 5: to it speaks to kind of how important it is
Speaker 5: both sides that they're relentlessly working on it.
Speaker 6: Great things take time, you know.
Speaker 5: I don't think the one thing that's come about this
Speaker 5: whole process is I am very, very confident in my
Speaker 5: relationship with two and how he under he can separate
Speaker 5: the business entity from uh, you know, the ultimate he knows.
Speaker 6: Any any way you cut it.
Speaker 5: Our focus has to be on what it looks like
Speaker 5: when he's playing football.
Speaker 2: Mostly seven on seven work for Tua and one period
Speaker 2: of team drills eleven on eleven, which was the formula
Speaker 2: we saw back in OTAs. And so I mean some
Speaker 2: players hold out, some players hold in. Tua is here
Speaker 2: working while his contract gets resolved. And it's kind of
Speaker 2: funny because I talked about the incremental improvements in mechanics,
Speaker 2: release gas, easy gas on those throws, and I get
Speaker 2: the natural inclination to ask, what happens if this, and
Speaker 2: this being what if he were to miss a practice
Speaker 2: or a week. What if he's not practicing until the
Speaker 2: Atlanta week or after the Falcons game and misses a
Speaker 2: preseason game that he's probably not going to play in anyways,
Speaker 2: Well he is, which we got that resolve today. But
Speaker 2: I wanted to lead with this because all you had
Speaker 2: to do if you wanted to put any concerns about
Speaker 2: Tua's mindset or perceived lack of participation and how that
Speaker 2: might have impacted his game. All you had to do
Speaker 2: was watch a period of practice to see what we've
Speaker 2: been seeing all off season program with this guy. Because
Speaker 2: what an absolute clinic he put on throwing the seven
Speaker 2: on seven passes, like an absolute clinic of timing, anticipation, accuracy,
Speaker 2: and really showing you the five pitches as it were
Speaker 2: in his arsenal that he can locate for strikes and
Speaker 2: also waste pitches in timely spots, which doesn't really apply
Speaker 2: to a baseball analogy for a quarterback because you don't
Speaker 2: want to waste throws. But I digress, and what I'm
Speaker 2: saying is this guy has every pitch that you need
Speaker 2: in the back. He threw a honey hole shot right
Speaker 2: the essential cover two beater where you fit the ball
Speaker 2: into the corner underneath the safety over the top of
Speaker 2: the corner with that safety either in half field or
Speaker 2: third field coverage where they're focused on the perimeter between
Speaker 2: the hash and the premi and that makes it a
Speaker 2: tough window, and they're closing down on that sideline trying
Speaker 2: to decrease the window for the quarterback and receiver, which
Speaker 2: you then have to really hit well on your timing throws.
Speaker 2: And I was sitting up next to the great Oj McDuffie,
Speaker 2: and we were watching these and he kept saying like, wow,
Speaker 2: great throw, and he was I was like, that's you know,
Speaker 2: that's too was Bread and butter Man. That's where he
Speaker 2: excels AND's like, well, Danny did that stuff too. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I like comparing him to Dan Marino because Dan Marino
Speaker 2: is probably the best to ever do it. So if
Speaker 2: you're doing that, you're doing something right. He ripped this
Speaker 2: fifteen yard throw that got over the top of the
Speaker 2: cornerback and then had that little humpback action where it
Speaker 2: descends before the safety gets over the top to make
Speaker 2: a play on the football. He threw one ball to
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill where it was two steps before the break,
Speaker 2: which I'm used to the ball coming out like on
Speaker 2: the step before the break, but this one just seemed
Speaker 2: super early. And I kind of feel like you got
Speaker 2: the sense that as we've discussed over the last two years,
Speaker 2: remember year one, all those deep shots that we had
Speaker 2: for a big play, like Tyreek kind of caught those
Speaker 2: on the back shoulder pad. Advanced to twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, he's catching them in the
Speaker 2: bread basket and taking off even quicker. I feel like
Speaker 2: the next evolution of timing and ball placement showed up
Speaker 2: today because he just kept putting these balls on Tyreek
Speaker 2: Hill in a way that just seems like mathematically impossible
Speaker 2: when you factor in how early you have have to
Speaker 2: anticipate it and how fast and how quick Tyreek moves
Speaker 2: to make that all time up and be in sync
Speaker 2: with each other. He threw a touch pass up the
Speaker 2: sideline to Devon Achan for a big game on a
Speaker 2: little wheel route where he put the ball right in
Speaker 2: the bread basket on a full sprint to another guy
Speaker 2: who also runs a sub four three forty not easy
Speaker 2: to do now. I also saw him in individual drills,
Speaker 2: which is throwing on air, of course, but just ripping
Speaker 2: these thirty yard frozen ropes where the ball's jumping off
Speaker 2: of his hand and quite frankly, I haven't seen that
Speaker 2: type of gas on his throws in the past. I
Speaker 2: saw him throw a strike to Eric Azuokama along the
Speaker 2: perimeter where the corner undercut it and tried to make
Speaker 2: a play, but Tua being Tua, throws this pass high
Speaker 2: and away that gives Azukama a chance to extend and
Speaker 2: high point the football and the corner couldn't get a
Speaker 2: hand on it, and it turns out to be a completion.
Speaker 2: He hit in breakers on time slants in the second window.
Speaker 2: In the first window, RPO looks putting his guys into
Speaker 2: space after the throw, and then his last throw of
Speaker 2: the day was the sour note, but not really his fault.
Speaker 2: I do think that Sarandiel made a hell of a
Speaker 2: play on this football, but he rips this shot into
Speaker 2: tight coverage that deflected off the chest or shoulder area
Speaker 2: of Brax and Barrios and Zeke Vandenberg. Johnny on the
Speaker 2: spot was there to make a diving catch before it
Speaker 2: hit the ground. Great catch, but just a sharp day
Speaker 2: from quarterback, one that really accentuates where he worked this
Speaker 2: offseason on the v low on the quicker release, which
Speaker 2: is kind of hard to believe, right, Like, Oh, Randy
Speaker 2: Johnson's fastball just got faster. That seems like a problem
Speaker 2: for the opposition.
Speaker 3: So that's the hit.
Speaker 2: Let's move to the next thing here, And I want
Speaker 2: to talk about this collection of soundbites. And I say
Speaker 2: this all the time, right, Nothing beats confirmation on thoughts
Speaker 2: or takes you have in this industry from players and coaches,
Speaker 2: because who else would you rather measure your work right?
Speaker 3: Your homework that you do.
Speaker 2: Like the test, the grade you get is what the
Speaker 2: coaches and players tell you about your test that you took.
Speaker 2: And anyone who asked me all offseason what I think
Speaker 2: of the offense. I just did a radio hit for
Speaker 2: the Raiders in Vegas and I was like, I think
Speaker 2: this offense can literally challenge the points record because of
Speaker 2: the additions they made to round out the weaknesses we
Speaker 2: discovered down the stretch last season. And I just think
Speaker 2: they are vastly more dangerous because of the additional.
Speaker 3: Weapons that they added here.
Speaker 2: And even before you get to the personnel, notice the
Speaker 2: theme there talking about Tua of all the balls to
Speaker 2: the perimeter. You pull up our tape last year in
Speaker 2: games that we didn't win, games where I thought the
Speaker 2: defense had good game plans, like the Titans game for instance,
Speaker 2: like cover your eyes and ears if you don't want
Speaker 2: to hear about that game. But though Titans would pull
Speaker 2: their weak side corner into this almost will backer position
Speaker 2: to help fit and convert into a to insert versus
Speaker 2: the run, and that would open up this backside speed
Speaker 2: out route that we never really got to and I
Speaker 2: would wager I would I can't do that, but if
Speaker 2: in my mind, I would wager the coaches saw this
Speaker 2: this offseason and wanted to include it in the emphasis
Speaker 2: of forcing defenses to defend every blade of grass on
Speaker 2: the football field. I also saw Tyreek run a static
Speaker 2: hookup route, which is kind of against the general offensive
Speaker 2: philosophy of this Shanahan tree in the versions of the
Speaker 2: Shanahan tree that have branched off of it. But if
Speaker 2: that's what's there, and it's third and four, and let's
Speaker 2: say they tilt the coverage to put a roof on
Speaker 2: waddle or put a roof on the route, they think
Speaker 2: that Reek is going to run down the field. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's throw a five yard hookup to our best player.
Speaker 2: It might not be an explosive play or a highlight play,
Speaker 2: but you know what, it keeps you on the field.
Speaker 2: The longer you're on the field, the more chances you
Speaker 2: have to hit big plays. So I love the idea,
Speaker 2: I love the execution on day one, and in fact,
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill on Tuesday address this at his press conference
Speaker 2: about the added weapons and how he believes that helps
Speaker 2: the Dolphins sustain more drives and accomplish everything we just
Speaker 2: talked about.
Speaker 1: Well, for us man going back and just looking at
Speaker 1: all of it from a veteran standpoint, I feel like
Speaker 1: we have to be able to stay on the field.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Third downs are like huge downs for us. Like for us,
Speaker 1: it's either boom or bus. Like we one of those
Speaker 1: teams that like we don't got the long ball. It's like, uh, oh, hell,
Speaker 1: he's gonna be a long game. So for us, having
Speaker 1: a target like Obj, having a guy like Joe Newsmith
Speaker 1: in our on our team that can help extend those
Speaker 1: drives are gonna be huge.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Even having you know, a healthy a chain, having a
Speaker 1: healthy waddle, having a healthy myself, having a healthy moster
Speaker 1: you know, helps all the day, you know. And that's
Speaker 1: one thing that I know that that's what we took
Speaker 1: head on as an individual group, as an individual offense
Speaker 1: without the coaches. It's like, hey, here's what we're gonna
Speaker 1: get better at, you know, outside of what the coaches got,
Speaker 1: Here's what we think we need to get better at
Speaker 1: to help this team moving forward.
Speaker 6: So I think.
Speaker 1: Just being able to extend drives, you know, have those
Speaker 1: twelve play drives. Have those ten play drives versus having
Speaker 1: a five plate and under drive where it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: he hits Wada on a seventy five yard post and
Speaker 1: it's like, oh, strike up the band, and it's like, bro,
Speaker 1: we can't do that every game. Unfortunately, we can't. As
Speaker 1: fast as we are and as much as people want
Speaker 1: to tell us how special we are, we can't do that.
Speaker 1: We got to be able to, you know, have good drives.
Speaker 1: So that's what we believe we got to get better at.
Speaker 2: So you heard him mention Odell and obviously John hus
Speaker 2: Smith there, John who caught a couple of passes today
Speaker 2: and the first one that he caught there was more
Speaker 2: contact than I think I've seen in a day one
Speaker 2: of non padded practice in terms of guys flying around
Speaker 2: a little bit, like some safeties were getting close on
Speaker 2: some of these tight window throws and tagging.
Speaker 3: Off a little bit, I suppose.
Speaker 2: But one of the things I saw that really impressed
Speaker 2: me was John hus Smith catching a pass. And this
Speaker 2: is very very much in the Shanahan offensive system, the
Speaker 2: McDaniel offensive system, a core coaching point, catch the ball
Speaker 2: and get the hell up field man, don't go sideways,
Speaker 2: get upfield and maximize the yards and run to space,
Speaker 2: run to daylight. And that's what John H. Smith's entire
Speaker 2: game is. And that's what he did on the very
Speaker 2: first touch of twenty twenty four as a member of
Speaker 2: the Aqua Orange. He drops the shoulder into the safety
Speaker 2: and like I think it was Elijah Campbell, I can
Speaker 2: remember who was exactly. He kind of like closed down
Speaker 2: and then like saw that John wu was all about
Speaker 2: business and get off the tracks because here comes big
Speaker 2: number nine steamrolling down the field and then he ran
Speaker 2: and weaved his way through traffic all the way to
Speaker 2: the end zone. I saw him do the exact same
Speaker 2: thing on the second catch he made. Then I saw
Speaker 2: Tanner Connor catch a pass and that and Connor's got
Speaker 2: some wiggle man he can he can go, And.
Speaker 3: Then he did it again.
Speaker 2: So I asked John new Smith after practice, I saw
Speaker 2: four balls go to tight ends and all four of
Speaker 2: them ended up in the end zone after the catch.
Speaker 2: Is that a tight end room directive? Did you bring
Speaker 2: that here? I know your game is yack, but I'm
Speaker 2: curious what the coaching point or maybe what you have
Speaker 2: imparted personally on the tight end room. Let's go back
Speaker 2: to Johnny Smith here to hear his thoughts.
Speaker 7: And you know, we all, like I said, we all
Speaker 7: out here. You know, we all here trying to be
Speaker 7: the best version of ourselves. Man. So you know me
Speaker 7: and my career, I've made my name and and and
Speaker 7: establishing an identity for myself in this league with my
Speaker 7: run after the catch. So that's something I just trying
Speaker 7: to continue to rep as much as I can every
Speaker 7: time I get the opportunity. Each individual player has their
Speaker 7: own goals and minds on how they.
Speaker 6: Feel like they should practice.
Speaker 4: That's just the way I feel I should practice.
Speaker 2: I know it's day one, and I was excited as
Speaker 2: hell about this guy when we got him. But I
Speaker 2: could definitely definitely see us looking back around Christmas time
Speaker 2: and being like, oh yeah, John new Smith was like
Speaker 2: the difference, the addition on offense that really took this
Speaker 2: offense and fixed some of its woes from a season
Speaker 2: to go. I wanted to also put this SoundBite to
Speaker 2: sort of put a bow on this point and take
Speaker 2: us into our next one.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: I asked Rahim most of the exact same thing basically
Speaker 2: about you know, the transition into the third year of
Speaker 2: the offense, but how it evolves and what is next
Speaker 2: for this offense. Let's go ahead and go to the
Speaker 2: Dolphins all time single season touchdown record holder.
Speaker 8: I'm very excited for this offense. You know, last year
Speaker 8: we left a lot of I felt like we left
Speaker 8: a lot of meat out on the bone and in
Speaker 8: regards to plays and yards, and we were still the
Speaker 8: number one offense in the league. Now that we add
Speaker 8: the additions of you know, John New and Odell and
Speaker 8: and getting all these key players back, it's definitely it's
Speaker 8: definitely an exciting moment to be able to go out
Speaker 8: here and you know, high flying offense, have fun run
Speaker 8: around and you know, become even even better than we
Speaker 8: were last year.
Speaker 2: And then on top of Beckham and John who I
Speaker 2: keep making sure to add a second year eight Chan
Speaker 2: into the equation because this time last year, like I
Speaker 2: think the Dolphins.
Speaker 3: Knew what they had, But did fans know about Devon
Speaker 3: h Chen.
Speaker 2: He didn't even play in the opener against the Chargers, right,
Speaker 2: so he didn't really know what you had there. And
Speaker 2: then week three you sure as hell knew what you
Speaker 2: had there. But I think that he is the next
Speaker 2: star playmaker in the league, a guy that if it
Speaker 2: was you know, two thousand and nine again, he could
Speaker 2: do what Chris Johnson did and run for two thousand
Speaker 2: yards if he got the appropriate workload. I digress on
Speaker 2: that point, but I mentioned the catch early on. He
Speaker 2: also hit a run where he wound his way through
Speaker 2: the traffic in the first and second level. He got
Speaker 2: to the backside of the blocking, which if Devon h
Speaker 2: Chen successfully presses front side and gets backside, like, you
Speaker 2: might want to get the field goal blocked team out
Speaker 2: there because he's probably gonna score a touchdown. But he
Speaker 2: got through this thing to the backside, wiggled through the backers,
Speaker 2: and then the way he excels off of those cuts.
Speaker 2: I talk about it all the time. The flat Stanley
Speaker 2: comparison is so damn true because this guy splits defenders
Speaker 2: without losing acceleration, and he does it off of these cuts.
Speaker 2: It makes him look like the Swiss Bob sled team
Speaker 2: in Cool Runnings versus the first time the Jamaicans get
Speaker 2: on the ice, Remember how they couldn't walk and John
Speaker 2: Candy's trying to teach him how to walk on the ice,
Speaker 2: Like this guy is just Einsviein's dry splitting defenders getting
Speaker 2: all the way down the field for a sixty five
Speaker 2: yard touchdown run. I'm not sure the defense would agree
Speaker 2: it was a touchdown, but based upon his tape what
Speaker 2: I know from this guy, I think he scores in
Speaker 2: the play. So more home runs from Devon Chien. And
Speaker 2: while those additional incumbent and expected bigger role players are great,
Speaker 2: we do still have two of the top ten receivers
Speaker 2: in the National Football League right and they both got
Speaker 2: after it. So Tyreek uncovers deep on a shot from
Speaker 2: rookie Gavin Hardison, who learned a lesson today. Gavin Harrison
Speaker 2: learned a lesson. You better throw the deep shot early
Speaker 2: to Tyreek because he got behind the defense and Gavin
Speaker 2: didn't throw it until I don't know, thirty or forty
Speaker 2: yards down the field. You have to throw that thing
Speaker 2: within ten to fifteen yards or else he's gonna outrun
Speaker 2: it and then you're gonna get coverage that finds it
Speaker 2: and it turns into a And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: Only the pick got dropped by rookie Jason McRae, so
Speaker 2: Tyreek got deep. He caught the first ball of practicing
Speaker 2: the hookup r I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: He just kept making plays. Then he called the day
Speaker 3: later on and kind of with Tua.
Speaker 2: He got some reps with the two, three and four quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: but it was less than it was with Tua early on.
Speaker 2: The other player as involved early was Jalen Waddle, and
Speaker 2: my goodness, he caught this quick hitter from Tua where
Speaker 2: I think we would have had a chance to see
Speaker 2: the rookie year Waddle catch against the Panthers where he
Speaker 2: ripped off like fifty eight yards and it looked like
Speaker 2: he was in fast forward compared to everybody else in
Speaker 2: the field. He did the exact same thing in this practice.
Speaker 2: He also had maybe my favorite rep of the day
Speaker 2: when he had this sick release uncovered off the press,
Speaker 2: stacked and broke inside and the ball from Hartisin was
Speaker 2: way up the ladder. And I've seen him do this
Speaker 2: before and we kind of got used to him over
Speaker 2: the course of his career body catching. Even when he
Speaker 2: elevates for fifty to fifty balls, those days are gone, man.
Speaker 3: We talked about it on the podcast.
Speaker 2: With those workout videos he posts over the course of
Speaker 2: the summer, he's catching the football with his hands now
Speaker 2: and it looks very natural and he's plucking it. He's
Speaker 2: got strong hands. He climbed the ladder. I don't remember
Speaker 2: what his vertical jump was at the combine. He didn't
Speaker 2: he didn't have a combine workouts right because it was
Speaker 2: the pandemic year. But he jumped like thirty five inches
Speaker 2: to snatch this thing. And then you know when you
Speaker 2: were a kid and you had the hot wheels toys
Speaker 2: where you pull it back and then let it go
Speaker 2: and it takes off because of the I don't know
Speaker 2: the mechanics behind that, the science because I don't know science,
Speaker 2: but it looked like one of those cars. Like he
Speaker 2: hit the ground and just took off running immediately. Pure
Speaker 2: speed and electricity from the Penguin, from Jada, from Dubski.
Speaker 2: He also made a tough catch in traffic where he
Speaker 2: kind of got popped by Jordan Poyer. Hey don't do that,
Speaker 2: but hung on as he went to the ground, and
Speaker 2: really the first team offense and you guys like, not
Speaker 2: the first team exactly, but Reek waddle to a chan
Speaker 2: John or those guys were rolling. But the defense turned
Speaker 2: the tide very quickly in this practice, and I don't
Speaker 2: have specific offenseive line evaluations. I'll talk about it here
Speaker 2: in a second, but they got their butts handed to
Speaker 2: them against the pass rush, and the pass rush made
Speaker 2: life very difficult on the other quarterbacks. Four picks, a
Speaker 2: handful of sacks I think I had five on the day,
Speaker 2: and forcing some very erratic decisions and throwers to put
Speaker 2: the ball in harm's way. Really tough day for the
Speaker 2: rookie Gavin Harrison. I thought Skylar Thompson had a tough day.
Speaker 2: Mike White made some plays, but the defense got after
Speaker 2: those guys. Let's go ahead and cover that after our
Speaker 2: first break here on the Draft Time podcast, your host
Speaker 2: Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation. After a
Speaker 2: strong start from the offense, the defense really put the
Speaker 2: clamps on the day and ultimately won it in a landslide.
Speaker 2: There were a couple of quarterback center exchanges failed, which
Speaker 2: I'm kind of glad the fans were not heard to
Speaker 2: see that because it's probably all they would talk about,
Speaker 2: and rightfully so, it's kind of frustrating. It killed some
Speaker 2: drives last year, some big drafts for that matter. And
Speaker 2: the first one was the first play of the day
Speaker 2: with Tua and Aaron Brewer, so get that cleaned up.
Speaker 2: Then we had Gavin Harrison had one, I believe Scholar
Speaker 2: Thompson had two. Come on, now, let's go get this
Speaker 2: stuff put together. But with regard to the offensive line
Speaker 2: in the pass rush, it was a constant barrage of
Speaker 2: different rushes and looks and blitzes that got after them,
Speaker 2: And I don't think it was necessarily being physically overmatched.
Speaker 2: And again, grain of salt, because these guys don't have
Speaker 2: pads on, so it is technique. It is a little
Speaker 2: bit of a scheme idea. And we saw this in
Speaker 2: the spring where the defense kind of got their butts
Speaker 2: handed them at times. And I almost feel like this
Speaker 2: was that like third or fourth day camp last year
Speaker 2: when the defense just unleashed hell and had like fourteen
Speaker 2: sacks in the indoor facility and all you heard about
Speaker 2: was how the Dolphins offensive line cannot compete, and then
Speaker 2: they went on to like break records for most yards
Speaker 2: through X amount of games.
Speaker 3: But I digress.
Speaker 2: I think this was a feather in the cap of
Speaker 2: the defense because to me, it looked like Weaver was
Speaker 2: as advertised.
Speaker 3: On day one.
Speaker 2: We talked to Klay As Campbell about this who gave
Speaker 2: us I think so far, we've talked to Ted Winn,
Speaker 2: you know great Ex's Nosrider, We to Sean Sayeb, We've
Speaker 2: talked to Brett Coleman. We've talked to a lot of
Speaker 2: guys about what this defense might look like under Anthony Weaver.
Speaker 2: And those are all great testimonials and great podcast guests.
Speaker 2: But who knows better than Kalayas Campbell, who played in
Speaker 2: this defense for two years and now is here in
Speaker 2: the meeting rooms with Coach Weaver. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: run a SoundBite here from what exactly this defense should
Speaker 2: do or what's the expectation of it under Coach Weaver
Speaker 2: in terms of the structure and how things are ran.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I don't really think it's that difficult.
Speaker 4: I think it's really just understanding the terminology or understanding
Speaker 4: kind of all the different things we can do and
Speaker 4: it get into a place where we can play free.
Speaker 4: And I think they did a really good job in
Speaker 4: the spring of really getting guys prepared. I could tell, like,
Speaker 4: especially in a D line room, it's a clear understanding
Speaker 4: of what we want to do and what we can do.
Speaker 4: You know, guy like Sieler. He's just a very sworitable
Speaker 4: guy and understands at high level. And we already talking
Speaker 4: about things we can do when we're out there together,
Speaker 4: and so it's kind of kind of cool to see
Speaker 4: another like brilliant mind that understands the game at the
Speaker 4: high level. But you know, I mean this defense is
Speaker 4: a very very interesting defense. You know, it's hard for
Speaker 4: office coordinators because we could just do so much and
Speaker 4: we could do some things that like you know, looks
Speaker 4: so different, but it's kind of similar, and just you
Speaker 4: could throw a lot of wrenches in the game plan
Speaker 4: just by small adjustments and so real the core defense,
Speaker 4: you know, I think coach Weave is you know, another
Speaker 4: guy who just you know, he gets it, understands you know,
Speaker 4: at high level on how to take advantage of it.
Speaker 4: And I'm excited to go out there.
Speaker 2: Could be for I mean, really a confirmation of the
Speaker 2: podcast we just talked about, right, because those guys said
Speaker 2: the exact same thing. So again, you love to get
Speaker 2: confirmation here on your own show from what you or
Speaker 2: your guests have promoted to Dolphins fans all over the world.
Speaker 2: Something else I loved every time they weren't on the field,
Speaker 2: Zach Steeler and Kaleis Campbell were talking on the sideline
Speaker 2: we have a new Salt and pepper. I'm won't go
Speaker 2: that far, but I think they're gonna be a really
Speaker 2: good tandem as far as they're play on the field. Kalaiis,
Speaker 2: as you heard, told us he was picking Stealer's brain
Speaker 2: and vice versa. Kalaias was also asked a follow up
Speaker 2: out the identity on the defense. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: hear one more SoundBite from the mayor himself, mister bass
Speaker 2: in his voice.
Speaker 4: Kalay Is camera, Yeah, I mean the style of defense
Speaker 4: is really built off of, you know, off of being
Speaker 4: able to blitz different ways. You know, a lot of
Speaker 4: simulated pressures and then you know, then you know full
Speaker 4: out pressures and uh, you know, making it a lootle
Speaker 4: look like you're blitzing, but you're really not. You're only
Speaker 4: rushing four. But you know, from an office of mindset,
Speaker 4: it's a blitz because you know, you guy's dropped a
Speaker 4: lot of d linemen dropped. You know, I've almost kind
Speaker 4: of a couple of picks in his defense. You know
Speaker 4: I've dropped a few, but you know, bad balls I
Speaker 4: take a PVU, you know, but this defense is unique
Speaker 4: in the sense that, like anybody can do anything any
Speaker 4: given time.
Speaker 2: So I think constructing this thing, this defense around Jalen Ramsey,
Speaker 2: which you know we talked about last year, Like you
Speaker 2: kind of pigeonholed Ramsey last year and he didn't like
Speaker 2: it too much, right because he got one day when
Speaker 2: X was down and I think we were down Javon
Speaker 2: Holling against the New York Jets where Ramsey did shadow
Speaker 2: the Jets' best receiver and what did he do but
Speaker 2: go up against him for twenty four reps and not
Speaker 2: allow a single reception. I think that is smart when
Speaker 2: you need it.
Speaker 3: But I think.
Speaker 2: We're Ramsey's true skill set, and I go back to
Speaker 2: the Jordan rod Reeg podcast from a year and a
Speaker 2: half ago, is implementing him as somebody the offense must
Speaker 2: contend with. And you can do that by aligning him
Speaker 2: in these star positions, in these buck linebacker positions, in
Speaker 2: these money linebacker positions, from spots where he has to
Speaker 2: be accounted for because of how he can change with motion,
Speaker 2: how he can change his role, how he can play
Speaker 2: in the box and blitz the quarterback, how he can
Speaker 2: play off the football and give you, you know, deep
Speaker 2: third coverage if you want to. He is, I think
Speaker 2: because he got hurt last year and didn't really play
Speaker 2: in camp. I think today was like our twenty twenty
Speaker 2: two Tyreek Hill reckoning in terms of what Ramsey can
Speaker 2: do for your football team, not just from his performance
Speaker 2: but the standard he sets because I saw him doing
Speaker 2: what he was doing for the Rams, which is literally
Speaker 2: everything I just talked about. He shut down a play
Speaker 2: with an effective run at the quarterback, which was cool
Speaker 2: because we saw them going through these individual reps and
Speaker 2: individual in the indie period of practice, and then they
Speaker 2: were trying to you know, blitz these defensive backs off
Speaker 2: the edge and go get the ball off the quarterback's hand,
Speaker 2: and all the dbs would line up and kind of
Speaker 2: rush like a true edge, like an edge or a
Speaker 2: linebacker that you know, stands up in the two point
Speaker 2: stance and goes after the quarterback. But when Ramsey came up,
Speaker 2: when you guys played Madden young, when you were younger,
Speaker 2: I guess college football, now, remember how you could turn
Speaker 2: off off sides and then you would just run your
Speaker 2: guy full speed and he would have a running start
Speaker 2: to the to the backfield. That's kind of what Ramsey did,
Speaker 2: but he timed it up where he crept the line
Speaker 2: and just explodes off the snap and goes zero to
Speaker 2: sixty after the ball. And then he did the exact
Speaker 2: same thing and team for a would be sack. He
Speaker 2: just pulled up and watched the play for a long
Speaker 2: side the quarterback, which I found pretty funny because like,
Speaker 2: I would have sacked you, but go ahead and do
Speaker 2: your thing.
Speaker 3: Do what you gotta do here, big Doug.
Speaker 2: He also had a great coverage rep where he was
Speaker 2: all over Brax and Barrios and forced him out of
Speaker 2: bounds before he'd get the feet down on the toe
Speaker 2: tap catch. He shut down a short window throw in
Speaker 2: front of him. He came up and I mean, it's
Speaker 2: tag off, but he would have knocked down this flat
Speaker 2: route for an effective stuff. He also broke up a
Speaker 2: pass working over the middle. He did everything and then
Speaker 2: Kendall Fuller off of another Jalen Ramsey blitz where I
Speaker 2: think there was a you know he's gonna blitz this edge.
Speaker 3: The quarterback's gonna be hot to your side.
Speaker 2: Fuller squatted and drove on this ball from I think
Speaker 2: it was hardest into Azuokama.
Speaker 3: I forget.
Speaker 2: It's so hard to watch ninety one guys, dude, but
Speaker 2: you could see the instincts on display because Fuller jumped it,
Speaker 2: got his hands on it, and dropped the pick six.
Speaker 2: But gosh, those two guys have been talking about him
Speaker 2: all offseason. They were as advertised on day one. I'm
Speaker 2: just so surprised. Maybe I shouldn't be, maybe I shouldn't
Speaker 2: be about this, but I guess my prediction, and these
Speaker 2: tend to be wrong most of the time anyways, for
Speaker 2: people in this sport, because you cannot predict the NFL.
Speaker 2: But I kind of thought like the offense would have
Speaker 2: to carry this team through the first month or so
Speaker 2: as guys got back from their injuries. As they incorporated,
Speaker 2: the system made up more second nature, kind of like
Speaker 2: last year, right that Charger game. The defense didn't do
Speaker 2: a damn thing in that game until the very end.
Speaker 2: Or I guess they'd pretty good against Denver, but you
Speaker 2: know what I'm talking about. They did the Panther game
Speaker 2: forty two points in that game. They just kept on
Speaker 2: rolling up points after points, and I kind of thought
Speaker 2: that might be the same idea this year, and it
Speaker 2: might still be it's freaking day one of camp, but
Speaker 2: the defense looked so well orchestrated, like when they would blitz,
Speaker 2: they knew where the hats were and just had answers
Speaker 2: to what those the quarterback's answers were. And to me,
Speaker 2: that's the product of having these star cornerbacks who were
Speaker 2: versatile because you don't know where they're gonna go, where
Speaker 2: they're gonna play, what the role is gonna be. Go
Speaker 2: watch the Buffalo Bills, and they are so good at
Speaker 2: this because it's kind of how Sean McDermott teaches it
Speaker 2: from his days back to the Panthers, but now with
Speaker 2: the Buffalo Bills and his days. You know what, I
Speaker 2: almost took a McDermott joke there. I'm gonna I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna do that with with Taron Johnson and Trey White previously,
Speaker 2: but also now with Rasuell Douglass and then Christian Benford
Speaker 2: along with with what they have there in the defensive backfield,
Speaker 2: they know when they're going to force a hot throw,
Speaker 2: what that hot throw probably has to be. Right. They're
Speaker 2: sort of Kendall Fuller, and they put themselves in position
Speaker 2: to make plays. I saw that all day today. So
Speaker 2: I asked Jalen Ramsey about this, like, what is the
Speaker 2: benefit of having a pair of nine year veteran corners,
Speaker 2: Like it kind of seems like you and Kendall Fuller
Speaker 2: share some strengths in terms of your instincts, and he
Speaker 2: was like, we have more strengths on that, Like, I
Speaker 2: know you do, big dog, I trust me, I know,
Speaker 2: but I'm curious how those mental reps that you guys
Speaker 2: have had for nine years can help this defense really thrive.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and go to the Dolphins star cornerback
Speaker 2: Jailen Ramsey.
Speaker 7: I would say, so, I mean, just the more you
Speaker 7: played it, more comfortable you give it the game, the
Speaker 7: more comfortable you get with concepts and knowing what you
Speaker 7: want to accomplish within the defensive game.
Speaker 2: So so to put this whole puzzle together here, man,
Speaker 2: like these pressures and simulated pressure looks that Klays Campbell
Speaker 2: talked about, it just confused the crap out of these quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: And again it wasn't too too it ever got hit
Speaker 2: by this because he wasn't out there for that period,
Speaker 2: which I think changes the equation. And it kind of
Speaker 2: reminds me of a couple of years ago when two
Speaker 2: we just kept going after a banged up deft and
Speaker 2: just shreded him every single day in practice.
Speaker 3: It's like, is this defense going to be any good
Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: I think the defense took advantage of the fact that
Speaker 2: we had some young quarterbacks out there in this practice,
Speaker 2: because it's not even like an individual thing, like it's
Speaker 2: just like constantly freeing up these runners that came after
Speaker 2: the quarterback. There was a snap issues. I thought the
Speaker 2: offensive line in general had a pretty rough day. I
Speaker 2: thought they got after Liam a little bit. I thought
Speaker 2: they got after Kendall a little bit at the left
Speaker 2: tackle position. I thought they got after some of the
Speaker 2: other reserve guys on the inside, like some of the
Speaker 2: udfas Andrew Meyer and Matthew Jones.
Speaker 3: I thought got beat a couple of times.
Speaker 2: I did think that Jack Driscoll had some good work
Speaker 2: in terms of anchoring and dealing with some spin moves
Speaker 2: and some of the different slants and games they threw
Speaker 2: at him, but it was a bit of a struggle.
Speaker 2: I thought Ryan Hayes had a good day too at
Speaker 2: the right tackle position. More on that here in a second.
Speaker 2: But the simulated pressures, and these blitzers just got after
Speaker 2: the Dolphins all day long. That the blitzing defensive backs,
Speaker 2: it seemed like they were just pushing all the right
Speaker 2: buttons on defense to keep the offense guessing and never
Speaker 2: really quite got together as to what they were seeing
Speaker 2: from the defense's plan. What else do we have here?
Speaker 2: I thought Jordan Poyer was as advertised. He had that
Speaker 2: explosive comment he made on Tuesday about the Dolphins in
Speaker 2: tight situations and hopefully his presence and acknowledging that can
Speaker 2: help the Dolphins get over this idea that you know,
Speaker 2: in these big games, maybe they're a little bit soft.
Speaker 3: It's kind of what he said.
Speaker 2: But coach addressed that and his Wednesday press conference and
Speaker 2: basically said, like, doesn't mean anything. Now we have to
Speaker 2: go out and prove that's off the case. But I
Speaker 2: thought he was as advertised with his play on the field,
Speaker 2: had the big interception that he made, It was there
Speaker 2: for a couple of would be big collisions, and I
Speaker 2: just think there's a bit of a tone setter there
Speaker 2: in his presence. I just really appreciate players who know
Speaker 2: what they're seeing and they play fast because of it,
Speaker 2: because it's so tough and so valuable to be able
Speaker 2: to anticipate and just no ball so well that you
Speaker 2: can see what you know, a quarterback like to a
Speaker 2: or a mine like Mike McDaniel and Frank Smith. What
Speaker 2: they're thinking to be able to beat those guys between
Speaker 2: the ears is just so impressive. Him, Nick Needham, Saran Neil,
Speaker 2: and Zeke Vanderberg had the four picks. I will say
Speaker 2: Neil's pick came like way after the play was over,
Speaker 2: so I don't even know if it counts, but he
Speaker 2: got one. And since I know you'll ask about the
Speaker 2: interception count, Tua had the one, Harrison had two, and
Speaker 2: Skylar Thompson had one.
Speaker 3: What else? So no, David Long, We'll talk about that
Speaker 3: here in a second.
Speaker 2: But I thought the linebackers played really really well without
Speaker 2: kind of the captain of the group. And I think
Speaker 2: that there might be another captain, not not a new captain,
Speaker 2: but an additional captain to go along with David Long,
Speaker 2: because I think that Jordan Brooks is very, very good
Speaker 2: and they were. He and Anthony Walker Junior really compliment
Speaker 2: each other's skill sets, and I think that Walker also
Speaker 2: compliments David Long too, So you kind of have Walker
Speaker 2: as this fit guy right the landon Roberts B gap
Speaker 2: to B gap, go knock someone's head off in the
Speaker 2: inside run game. And maybe some pressures where you can
Speaker 2: disrupt the interior blocking scheme. And then we get the
Speaker 2: speed on the edge with Chop Robinson to get more pressure.
Speaker 2: Like there's all these different ways to do this. And
Speaker 2: then Jordan Brooks is kind of a scrape guy where
Speaker 2: he kind of reads and reacts and gets around the
Speaker 2: blocks and doesn't have to necessarily deconstruct or take him
Speaker 2: on physically, kind of like David Long and I thought
Speaker 2: they worked in very good tandem doing that all day long.
Speaker 2: Like these the ones, really the ones across the board
Speaker 2: for offense and defense, were just kind of kicking ass
Speaker 2: all day. Quintin Bell was a guy that was at
Speaker 2: the top of my notebook and usually, like I get it,
Speaker 2: you guys probably want to hear about Tyreek and Ramsey
Speaker 2: and all these star players, but I like finding out
Speaker 2: about these other guys. Man Quintin Bell was all over
Speaker 2: the field, made a big run stuff, shedding a block
Speaker 2: of Liam Eichenberg. He later teamed up with Isaiah macfer
Speaker 2: run stuff on one of the bad snaps. He was
Speaker 2: the first guy back in the backfield. The defense does
Speaker 2: this thing where when they deemed the play dead and
Speaker 2: there's guys around the ball, they like peel off and
Speaker 2: sprint back, and usually the guys that begin to sprint
Speaker 2: back first are the ones that made the play. Fifty
Speaker 2: six was constantly springing back off of the spot all
Speaker 2: day long. Had a great day. Chop Robinson had. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was a sack, probably a pressure
Speaker 2: that forced to throw away. He and Cam Brown met
Speaker 2: at the quarterback for a pressure later on in practice,
Speaker 2: and that chop burst was on display, and Cam Brown's
Speaker 2: length was on display as well. Emmanuel Ogba looking strange
Speaker 2: as hell to me in a fifty one jersey, number
Speaker 2: ninety one. Usually that blocks into Sean Han. Now he
Speaker 2: had a sack in his return to the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 2: Really nice block deconstruction. I think it was his patented
Speaker 2: cross chop that he threw out there, which he does
Speaker 2: as well as anybody in the National Football League. So yeah, man, fun,
Speaker 2: fun day. My Gusto is strong here on day one.
Speaker 2: I hope I can maintain this for the next twenty
Speaker 2: eight days or whatever it is. But fun day of
Speaker 2: training camp. We have more practices coming your way tomorrow
Speaker 2: and Friday, Saturday off and then Sunday you guys are
Speaker 2: back the fans back in the stands.
Speaker 3: Fun day.
Speaker 2: As kalay As Campbell said, this is the worst they
Speaker 2: will be as the work, as they work to get
Speaker 2: better every single day, this should be the worst they'll
Speaker 2: be all season long. Let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 2: last break right there and come back with the extra
Speaker 2: points to finish up the podcast. Here a few extra
Speaker 2: points that I want to make. That's next Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 2: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by AutoNation, So
Speaker 2: that's gonna be the theme of the podcast here on
Speaker 2: the camp recaps, I suppose offense, Defense, then extra points.
Speaker 2: Just kind of some additional notes that didn't make it
Speaker 2: into the storylines. But I mentioned the nice catch from
Speaker 2: Eric Azukama.
Speaker 3: He continues to.
Speaker 2: Just like look wiry to me, like the way he
Speaker 2: kind of moves around. He's springy, he makes some fun catches,
Speaker 2: and he has a big playability man. I mentioned Tanner
Speaker 2: Connors right after the catch. He just looked fast, like
Speaker 2: he looked twitchy, and his ability to run at his size.
Speaker 2: I think is a benefit on special teams, but also
Speaker 2: if he can, you know, get the damn ball in
Speaker 2: his hands, that helps to I really like the way
Speaker 2: Jack Driscoll anchored on reps against games and guys that
Speaker 2: were trying to cross face on him. I thought he
Speaker 2: showed good balance and patience and timing up his feet
Speaker 2: and his hands in the punch. And then I thought
Speaker 2: Bidron Metos had some really impressive reps. And sometimes when
Speaker 2: you're that large, it just kind of falls into place
Speaker 2: for you because guys can't get a round your massive frame.
Speaker 2: I saw that a couple of times from Matt Dos,
Speaker 2: which makes him to me very well worth the time
Speaker 2: to invest to try to develop his skill set, because
Speaker 2: that's what Jordan Mylotta was, you know, five years ago
Speaker 2: or whatever. It was not compared to two. But that's
Speaker 2: that's the thinking there. Let's develop a very rare athlete
Speaker 2: and see.
Speaker 3: What we can get out of it. Nobody. Let's go
Speaker 3: back to some individual stuff here.
Speaker 2: Nobody got more work on bump, flip and locate high
Speaker 2: point the football than Cam Smith in the cornerback drills
Speaker 2: and individuals. He just kept getting back in the front
Speaker 2: of the line, which I thought was cool to see
Speaker 2: Cam Brown again. The length and quickness combination, just even
Speaker 2: in the individual rep stands out with how he moves
Speaker 2: and how he kind of strikes the pads. It looks
Speaker 2: to me like Jordan Brooks has taken on a leadership
Speaker 2: role on defense. He was in the Orange tz he today,
Speaker 2: by the way, and a great playlist bone Thugs and
Speaker 2: harmony early on Let's Go. Especially in David Long's absence,
Speaker 2: he was kind of a traffic cop during individuals at
Speaker 2: practice today. I thought Elijah Campbell looked good. Some spring
Speaker 2: in that first step. Love the way he angles and
Speaker 2: accelerates through the bag on the blitz drill. Is he
Speaker 2: a potential you know, sub package feet in this defense?
Speaker 2: I think he could be that. And then also Mohammed Kamara,
Speaker 2: who told me on Tuesday, you know, in around the
Speaker 2: building that he was ready to put his hat on somebody,
Speaker 2: which kind of tracks with how his personality is. But
Speaker 2: his bend is electric. There was this rep in individuals
Speaker 2: where he kind of like jumped the snapcount early and
Speaker 2: got off balance, and from this awkward start he was
Speaker 2: still able to generate acceleration out of the stands and
Speaker 2: then angle back to the target. Just looks like a
Speaker 2: very slippery rusher we saw at Colorado State. So those
Speaker 2: are the practice notes. Let's go ahead and conclude how
Speaker 2: we started with audio from head coach Mike McDaniel, and
Speaker 2: first go to coach who discussed the timelines or maybe
Speaker 2: lack thereof for Jalen Phillips and Bradley Chubb.
Speaker 5: The only thing that I can offer someone in the
Speaker 5: physical rehabilitation standpoint is to not make them worse and
Speaker 5: chase an arbitrary expectation and to actually listen to their
Speaker 5: bodies so we can proactively prevent reoccurring injuries.
Speaker 2: Next, coach addressed the exact same question with wide receiver
Speaker 2: Odell Beckham Junior.
Speaker 5: He's working his way back. It's so important that with
Speaker 5: you know, him coming to this team in this offense,
Speaker 5: that he's able to focus on the timing execution of
Speaker 5: how he plays the position. If he's compromised in any
Speaker 5: regard to do that, then the challenge becomes cerebral. Okay,
Speaker 5: it's to me, he won't be practicing today. When he's
Speaker 5: he going to practice, I don't know. The longer that is,
Speaker 5: it just means how much more you have to be
Speaker 5: detailed and and you can't miit how much more you
Speaker 5: have to be on it, the shorter that time gets.
Speaker 2: And again these are news items. So the availability of
Speaker 2: David Long who went on pup. What's the impact of
Speaker 2: not having David Long, Bradley Chubb and Jillen Philips to
Speaker 2: open camp as you get ready for the season and
Speaker 2: being down three stars on defense? Here is coach McDaniel.
Speaker 5: You know, I get concerned with things like that when
Speaker 5: we're supremely down in numbers because I'm I'm not settling
Speaker 5: roster battles, you know, in a basement with magnets.
Speaker 6: And so like.
Speaker 5: The opportunity in each position group when someone's not practicing.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm focused on now.
Speaker 5: When the numbers get dwindled and there's but like there
Speaker 5: there are with especially at the stackbacker position, there's some
Speaker 5: great competition. If you want to tell me the final
Speaker 5: depth chart of that position, let me know, because I
Speaker 5: have no clue. So guys being out, being able to
Speaker 5: be out on the field, and as long as we
Speaker 5: have enough guys that we can fully give dudes good
Speaker 5: opportunities to set where they're at on the depth chart,
Speaker 5: then I'm good to go.
Speaker 2: And then I was kind of frustrated here cause I
Speaker 2: wanted to get a last question. I want to ask
Speaker 2: coach about how he balances going back to the well
Speaker 2: of what worked on offense and the year previous versus
Speaker 2: staying on the cutting edge. But I got I got
Speaker 2: usurped by a question about the toront Armstead plan, which
Speaker 2: I can tell you the answer to that.
Speaker 5: Let coach do it though, is to make sure that
Speaker 5: we have a good relationship with him because he wants
Speaker 5: to play football really bad, and to to make sure
Speaker 5: that he's involved to the point that he's he feels outstanding,
Speaker 5: while also you know, trying to do right for him
Speaker 5: and keep him out of his own way because he
Speaker 5: when he goes, he likes to go, so there's for
Speaker 5: him where he's at. He can't stand not playing football
Speaker 5: all the time. We'll be battling him on that. There'll
Speaker 5: be days of full participation, days of partial and days
Speaker 5: that you know makes sense for a couple of young
Speaker 5: guys to get ops all.
Speaker 3: Right, There you go.
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