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Speaker 2: What is up? Dolphins? And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast,
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Speaker 2: Travis Winfield and on Today show j E TS thirty
Speaker 2: four thirteen, it's a Black Friday blowout. It's another Dolphins win, win, win,
Speaker 2: win win. Yeah. I can't imagine much better than leftover
Speaker 2: turkey and a Black Friday Dolphins blowout victory at the Meadowlands.
Speaker 2: Now eight and three. They dominate a division opponent on
Speaker 2: the road in every facet of the game and get
Speaker 2: to enjoy a nice long weekend, one that they enter
Speaker 2: a top the AFC standings. At eight and three. We'll
Speaker 2: tell you the game story, talk about the biggest moments.
Speaker 2: We'll hear from head coach Mike McDaniel, quarterback to a
Speaker 2: tongue of bi looa, and of course the five takeaways.
Speaker 2: All of that and more from the Baptist Health Studios
Speaker 2: inside the Baptist Health Trading Complex.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 2: The Drive Time Podcast Miami Dolphers. So my first point
Speaker 2: of contention here on the show tonight is to assess
Speaker 2: our happiness rankings and as it comes as it pertains
Speaker 2: to being Dolphins fans, because I'm seeing a lot of
Speaker 2: consternation over there out there, I should say over a
Speaker 2: twenty one point victory in a building where the Philadelphia
Speaker 2: Eagles have lost this year, the Buffalo Bills have lost
Speaker 2: this year, and the Kansas City Chiefs were taken to
Speaker 2: the brink this year against a defense that has made
Speaker 2: life tough on opposing quarterbacks, that's for sure. But Miami
Speaker 2: went in there and the utter dominance they displayed in
Speaker 2: this game. And tell me about all the backups and
Speaker 2: all the injuries and all the situations you want to
Speaker 2: talk about. Miami had literally ten offensive linemen that were
Speaker 2: either on IR into this game with the injury designation
Speaker 2: or played in the game in general, like every single
Speaker 2: piece of the offensive line has some type of ailment.
Speaker 2: They have had injuries all year long on this side.
Speaker 2: On the Dolphins defense, you know, getting healthy late in
Speaker 2: the year. Whatever whatever your excuses are for that Jets team,
Speaker 2: that Jets performance, you just went and won a short
Speaker 2: week road game in the division by twenty one points
Speaker 2: to put yourself atop the conference. I suppose the standard
Speaker 2: hasn't been raised to a certain level to kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, copycat Mike McDaniel's comments last week. But man, like,
Speaker 2: what are we doing? What the heck are we doing
Speaker 2: complaining about a win like that? My brother love you, dude,
Speaker 2: and the group of friends that he has that we
Speaker 2: are all on a chat with, they were saying like
Speaker 2: they feel as defeated after this victory as they ever have.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, go eat some key lime pie, man,
Speaker 2: because I'm not feeling that way at all. Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and talk about these stats. At one point in
Speaker 2: the fourth quarter of this game, Miami had three hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty yards to the Jets fifty. The Jets had
Speaker 2: seventy yards and penalty yarde at that point. This was
Speaker 2: the dominance of the likes that the Dolphins saw on
Speaker 2: the other side of the football in two thousand and seven, Like,
Speaker 2: enjoy these wins, Enjoy destroying a team that you loathe
Speaker 2: and look forward to the week every single year. Let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and look at the final stats here in
Speaker 2: Miami's thirty four to thirteen win over the New York
Speaker 2: Jets twenty two first downs to twelve. We'll talk more about,
Speaker 2: you know, where they were at a certain point in
Speaker 2: the game later on. Miami was eleven for sixteen on
Speaker 2: third downs against what has been a top five defense
Speaker 2: all year. Right, the Jets were five for fourteen. Again,
Speaker 2: all of that came late. Miami zero for one on fourth.
Speaker 2: The Jets were two for three on fourth, three hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety five yards to one fifty nine, two hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty eight passing to one thirty one sixty seven
Speaker 2: rushing to twenty nine. They ran fourteen more plays. They
Speaker 2: had one more turnover, which we'll get to that later
Speaker 2: as well. The Dolphins sacked Tim Boyle seven times. Forgot
Speaker 2: his name there for a second. They also were sacked
Speaker 2: themselves just twice. And Tua was under the least amount
Speaker 2: of pressure of any Jets game this year. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about that more in a moment as well. Penalties six
Speaker 2: for thirty eight from Miami, six for sixty for the Jets.
Speaker 2: So I guess the penalty oards got taken back there
Speaker 2: because that was a different stat that I read. So
Speaker 2: six for sixty for the Jets. Miami had the football
Speaker 2: for thirty thirty five minutes and forty one seconds. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I think if you can't enjoy that win,
Speaker 2: it's time to maybe reevaluate your football fandom. Because the
Speaker 2: Lions were nearly double digit favorites over their division rival
Speaker 2: at home and got waxed by two scores yesterday like
Speaker 2: it happens. And the Dolphins have not let that happen
Speaker 2: one time. This year. We've seen every team just about
Speaker 2: lose to a team that they quote unquote shouldn't have.
Speaker 2: Hasn't happened for the Miami Dolphins. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: hear though from head coach Mike McDaniel here to you know,
Speaker 2: if there's one thing that you should be upset about,
Speaker 2: it's this And I'll play the sound right here. It
Speaker 2: sucks to see him go down. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: hear from coach on the loss of Jaln Phillips.
Speaker 1: It was emotional.
Speaker 4: I think that's one of the the special things about
Speaker 4: this particular team is, uh, there's a lot of shared journeys,
Speaker 4: so you know, everybody sees what he puts in on
Speaker 4: a daily basis. Everyone knows how bad he wants to
Speaker 4: take steps and in his game, and and you know, be
Speaker 4: absolutely great in this league, which he which he has.
Speaker 4: I've been very proud of him the whole season, and
Speaker 4: you know, uh, it's very very tough in the short term.
Speaker 4: My from my vantage point and just my experience with people,
Speaker 4: you know, we if you know, if it's the worst
Speaker 4: case scenario, it's also.
Speaker 1: You know, you get a chance to write your own story.
Speaker 4: So he's he's the type of person and he has
Speaker 4: the right mindset where he'll be able to turn anything
Speaker 4: that's perceived as negative into an eventual positive. But this
Speaker 4: is gonna be tough and trying for him as we
Speaker 4: you know, get our information back and you know, prepare
Speaker 4: ourselves for the worst case scenario.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you saw the somber news of the evening went
Speaker 2: down with a non contact injury. We saw the caf recoil.
Speaker 2: Didn't look good. Coach said as much right there. I
Speaker 2: just thought it was important to hear about the emotional
Speaker 2: weight that leaves on a football team when you lose
Speaker 2: a critical guy like that to not just your football team,
Speaker 2: but also you have to remember this was a guy
Speaker 2: that as a rookie was the Dolphins Walter Payton Man
Speaker 2: of the Year nomination. He is as involved in the
Speaker 2: community as anybody have ever been around in terms of
Speaker 2: you know, my four years here at the Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 2: and just a general good dude, the kind of guy
Speaker 2: that says, what up, trav when you walk by in
Speaker 2: the hallway, like JP, get well soon, man, thinking about
Speaker 2: you tore our collective heart as me, Seth and OJ
Speaker 2: watched a part watching him get carted off with the
Speaker 2: talover's face covering what was pretty obviously tears, like, gosh, man,
Speaker 2: this sport can be brutals sometimes for people that you
Speaker 2: really care about. So JP, get well soon, man, You're
Speaker 2: the best. We're having a hell of a game. And
Speaker 2: just the way he was pursuing Boyle, the way he
Speaker 2: was chasing plays on the back end, the sack that
Speaker 2: he had, he was clearly gonna get, you know, I
Speaker 2: think gonna get to double digit sacks at some point
Speaker 2: this year with the way he had come on since
Speaker 2: that injury. But hopefully it's not too serious. But as
Speaker 2: McDaniel had mentioned, it looks it looks to be not great.
Speaker 2: So we'll get more p it's for that later on
Speaker 2: in the week, as well as the rest of the
Speaker 2: injury report news. Let's go ahead and talk about the
Speaker 2: story of this game as it played out quickly, we
Speaker 2: thought for a moment we were gonna have a two
Speaker 2: and a half hour football game there, but it kind
Speaker 2: of slowed down late towards the end. It starts off
Speaker 2: with the Jets taking the football. I was excited about
Speaker 2: going on defense first, and it started off how you
Speaker 2: would think that it might. Bradley Chubb. I mean, he
Speaker 2: and Phillips, the way they played the edge run game
Speaker 2: all year long has been so so impressive, and now
Speaker 2: it's going to be up to Manual Ogbond Andrew Van
Speaker 2: Ginkle to fill those shoes for Phillips most likely going forward.
Speaker 2: But the first play of the game, you get a
Speaker 2: Chubb TfL. You then get a off sides that gives
Speaker 2: them a first down, but then a Phillips TfL puts
Speaker 2: them back behind the chains and then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden they are three and out from there. So Jets
Speaker 2: minimal first downs in this first half. In fact, they
Speaker 2: had just two, and one of them was on that
Speaker 2: opening drive there thanks to an off sides penalty, they
Speaker 2: gave him the first down. Then Miami gets it back,
Speaker 2: and I thought showed you how the game was going
Speaker 2: to go from their offensive standpoint. They moved the football
Speaker 2: all night long. They moved it on this drive right away,
Speaker 2: you get sloppy playoff the start right the left Cotton
Speaker 2: got beat on a move by Quinn Williams that dumps
Speaker 2: Moster in the backfield for a loss and they get
Speaker 2: a personal foul after the fact. So a first down
Speaker 2: there right Then you throw a swing route to Ringheem
Speaker 2: Moster and it looks like maybe a fumble, but it
Speaker 2: was knocked out before still goes down as a drop
Speaker 2: pushes him back. Second and ten says a second and
Speaker 2: five puts you behind the sticks against a tough team
Speaker 2: with a good pass rush. You get a third and
Speaker 2: eight and then I love this ball. I love this play.
Speaker 2: I loved this call, the decision, all of it. Tua's
Speaker 2: got Tyreek one on one to the boundary the short
Speaker 2: side of the field. All the coverage waded over to
Speaker 2: the field the wider side. They throw a go ball
Speaker 2: and it's Tyreek for a big game right in the bucket.
Speaker 2: I think it was thirty four yards in that play.
Speaker 2: Come back to Wattle for eight. Then they get another drop.
Speaker 2: I throwed a Durham smile that got dropped and that's
Speaker 2: you know, two drops early on was frustrating. Then they
Speaker 2: go the screen to Tyreek Hill and we'll talk about
Speaker 2: this in the takeaways. Like the way they press the
Speaker 2: edges of the Jets defense was so impressive, so impressive
Speaker 2: as that goes for a first down, and Dalan Waddle,
Speaker 2: by the way, blocking on that play was really impressive too.
Speaker 2: You get another six yard round from Raheem Moster, and
Speaker 2: then you get yourself into a third and three situation
Speaker 2: where Tua has to scramble picks up one fourth and two.
Speaker 2: We throw a fade to the corner of the end zone,
Speaker 2: the exact same play that Tyreek beat the Chargers on,
Speaker 2: and it's an absolute dime once again. He beats Sauce
Speaker 2: Gardner off the line, stacks him, the ball's over the
Speaker 2: top of the shoulder, just can't quite reel it in
Speaker 2: and we go four and out down there the goal
Speaker 2: to go inside the five yard line situation. So not
Speaker 2: an ideal start in terms of points, but you saw
Speaker 2: early on they can move the football against this Jets defense.
Speaker 2: And then a three and out for the Jets backed up,
Speaker 2: and I love the decision to go for it on
Speaker 2: fourth down because an offense that is struggling the way
Speaker 2: the Jets have put them inside their own five yard line,
Speaker 2: you get a stop right there. You almost essentially put
Speaker 2: yourself back in field goal range with a three and out,
Speaker 2: and that's just what Miami did. JP destroys the right tackle,
Speaker 2: nearly gets a safety. Boil does a no look throwaway
Speaker 2: and it's not grounding. It's a good call by the officials.
Speaker 2: But man, if you throw a ball from your own
Speaker 2: end zone blind towards the line of scrimmage, I feel
Speaker 2: like you should pay for that with a pick. It
Speaker 2: doesn't go that way, but either way, Christian Wilkins blows
Speaker 2: up the next play for a run stuff and then
Speaker 2: you get another Jalen Phillips retrace on a check down,
Speaker 2: going all the way across the formation to make a
Speaker 2: big play and get the Dolphins defense off the field. Man,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna miss how in his production if the injuries
Speaker 2: as bad as it looked like it was, Dolphs get
Speaker 2: the football back and they kick a field goal, and
Speaker 2: another love of the game route from Waddle clears up
Speaker 2: space for Durham for a first down. You get Jeff
Speaker 2: Wilson rolling this one a twelve yard run behind a
Speaker 2: really good Liam Eichenberg block, which, by the way, all
Speaker 2: of a sudden at right guard Liam Eichenberg, you know
Speaker 2: that's Rob Hunt's position, but looks like we have a
Speaker 2: pretty good you know, interior sixth man right there in
Speaker 2: that spot. He's played really well at that right guard spot.
Speaker 2: The right line in the right side of the linement
Speaker 2: in general, was getting great push off the edge. You
Speaker 2: get another third and one curious situation call that goes
Speaker 2: incomplete to Durham. And then a fourth and one situation
Speaker 2: where Jason Sanders comes onto the field and you're thinking,
Speaker 2: like they're gonna kick it now. That was kind of
Speaker 2: not what McDaniel has done in the past. But you
Speaker 2: get points there. I get the decision after you failed
Speaker 2: the first time, so put points on the board and
Speaker 2: force the Jets to play from behind, which you do,
Speaker 2: so three nothing to start the second quarter. Late in
Speaker 2: the first quarter, I should say, another Jets three and
Speaker 2: out Phillips another TfL. I didn't realize how dominant he
Speaker 2: was until I read my notes back here once again.
Speaker 2: Then a third and fifteen check down where Baker backs
Speaker 2: out of a blitz and then goes and gets a TF.
Speaker 2: Jerome Baker played really really well in this game, also
Speaker 2: got himself another interception in this one. Then Miami goes
Speaker 2: down the field and scores a touchdown third and six.
Speaker 2: After a couple of runs where two is patient in
Speaker 2: the pocket, the rush collapses, steps up and finds Waddle
Speaker 2: in the middle of the field. Then we get another
Speaker 2: drop past, but this ball I thought was behind Tyreek Hill,
Speaker 2: so I'm not going to put it on him, And
Speaker 2: just wasn't noting this because the Dolphins, if they could
Speaker 2: just get out of their own way, would be to
Speaker 2: me by far, the best team in the NFL. But
Speaker 2: self inflicted errors when they repeat themselves kind of are
Speaker 2: who you are at that point until you correct it.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like coach McDaniel said about the narrative
Speaker 2: about beating winning teams. It's gonna be who you are
Speaker 2: until you do something about it. So that's kind of
Speaker 2: how I feel about the just shooting yourself in the
Speaker 2: foot situations. But then we get Jeff Wilson third and five,
Speaker 2: little Texas route, and again Jeff looking good, looking healthy,
Speaker 2: looking like he's rolling a little bit with that power
Speaker 2: behind those pads, runs that Texas route angles out the
Speaker 2: linebacker cross his face, Tua finds him for another big
Speaker 2: time conversion. Then we get to a third and six
Speaker 2: play and Tua once again converts. Tua was playing so
Speaker 2: well until the middle part of the game, where here
Speaker 2: it's a corner route to waddle off the back foot.
Speaker 2: The ball kind of hung up there a little bit,
Speaker 2: but it's a tough contested grab. Put it right where
Speaker 2: it had to be. Move the chains, you get yourself
Speaker 2: into a goal to go situation, and you get Tyreek
Speaker 2: Hill in the backfield. How nice is that? As a compliment,
Speaker 2: throw him a little flare, a little flat route. He
Speaker 2: goes in for six, and it's the twentieth consecutive game
Speaker 2: of Tua's that he's throwing touchdown passing, which is now
Speaker 2: one game better than Josh Allen's nineteen game streak that
Speaker 2: he has going into sundaygainst Philadelphia, and it's ten games
Speaker 2: behind Dan Reno's all time franchise record thirty consecutive games
Speaker 2: with a TD pass. So ten to nothing, Dolphins Jets
Speaker 2: punt the ball back again. They do get their second
Speaker 2: first down with eight minutes to play in the half,
Speaker 2: but then Jaalian Phillips swats a pass down and then
Speaker 2: you get a third and three. Christian Wilkins Sacks, who
Speaker 2: has now six and a half on the air, had
Speaker 2: two on the night, impressive showing for him his career high.
Speaker 2: Leads a team in sacks as well. He is balling.
Speaker 2: Dolphins punt the football back after a sack, gets Tua
Speaker 2: on the turf on a third down after a couple
Speaker 2: of first on that drive, you put it back to
Speaker 2: the Jets, but you get a Wilkins and Phillips run
Speaker 2: stuff that creates a third and one, and then cater
Speaker 2: coho flies downhill on a little flare route to the perimeter,
Speaker 2: and hey, stop throwing the ball short of the of
Speaker 2: the line of scrimmage to cater Co who's man, because
Speaker 2: he's gonna put him on the ground and you're gonna
Speaker 2: lose yards. Just what happens here? They punt the ball
Speaker 2: back and then the bat started to happen. Tua throws
Speaker 2: a ball that just I just that's so out of
Speaker 2: his character. And you might say, like, well, he has
Speaker 2: turned the ball over a lot lately. Yeah, he has,
Speaker 2: but not in this way like you're gonna hear from
Speaker 2: coaching TWOA here in just a second, they'll tell you
Speaker 2: what happened there. But like the speed out to the slot,
Speaker 2: just not identifying that cornerback driving down that out route.
Speaker 2: It's just so out of what I'm used to seeing
Speaker 2: from him that I don't think it'll carry over. But
Speaker 2: in this instance, wasn't a good look, wasn't a good
Speaker 2: play to Jets get on the board. They missed the
Speaker 2: pat ten to six puts him back in the game.
Speaker 2: And then we throw another one. This ball is another
Speaker 2: out route that's kind of behind the the receiver. DJ
Speaker 2: Reid makes a great catch to pull it in, but
Speaker 2: it puts the Dolphins in a situation where they have
Speaker 2: two turnovers and back to back drives and have welcome
Speaker 2: the Jets back into the game. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: hear from coach McDaniel on those two interceptions.
Speaker 4: I think that everything's a learning situation. I think two
Speaker 4: is going to say that, you know that can't happen.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that.
Speaker 4: There's a you know I I I definitely wasn't right
Speaker 4: in my play call, but so you know, he's we've
Speaker 4: got to work together, and I I put a lot
Speaker 4: of trust in his hands. And he's going to protect
Speaker 4: me in that way, and he What I was very
Speaker 4: happy about is those offer a couple. You know, the
Speaker 4: second one, you know, it's it's hard for me to
Speaker 4: you know, that's that that's a that's a tough one
Speaker 4: that you know, I think it's more of the first
Speaker 4: one that that I think.
Speaker 1: In hindsight, we could really have back.
Speaker 4: He'll say both, But I'm alway looking for, you know,
Speaker 4: those type of scenarios to make sure that we are
Speaker 4: in our progression, you know, as working together, and that
Speaker 4: he's he's in the appropriate space because things are going
Speaker 4: to happen that you're not gonna like. And one of
Speaker 4: the biggest obstacles he's had to climb is you know,
Speaker 4: frustration with within his own game, within a game, and
Speaker 4: making sure that that doesn't linger. What I did see
Speaker 4: was him bounced back, and that takes a lot of training,
Speaker 4: especially when he's in he's as accountable of a player
Speaker 4: as he is, you know that he is. He is absolutely,
Speaker 4: positively so angry with himself in those moments, but to
Speaker 4: be able to come back and and lead with authority
Speaker 4: and do all the things that we asked him to
Speaker 4: do to execute a on and down a basis for
Speaker 4: the rest of the game.
Speaker 1: I thought was was very encouraging. And I also thought
Speaker 1: that he.
Speaker 4: Probably had his best third down game against a really
Speaker 4: good third down defense. That's a very good defense in general,
Speaker 4: but in third down, they it's not easy to move
Speaker 4: the chains. And you know, I think we were eleven
Speaker 4: for sixteen on third down, so there was there was
Speaker 4: some good stuff there too, So it's not all picks
Speaker 4: in my mind. There was a lot of good performance
Speaker 4: by him. And then also I really liked how he
Speaker 4: bounced back from that and didn't let that keep him
Speaker 4: from playing the position as we know he is capable
Speaker 4: of throughout the rest of the game.
Speaker 2: And let's go ahead and hear from QB one on.
Speaker 3: The mike, cause the plays we got to go out
Speaker 3: there and execute him.
Speaker 1: I didn't execute him. That's that's what that was.
Speaker 3: Very very, very disappointed in how I conducted that that drive,
Speaker 3: those two drives at the ending of the half. Just
Speaker 3: just can't do that, and you know, put our defense
Speaker 3: in some tough situations, but our defense came through. But
Speaker 3: needless to say, coming into the second half, was very
Speaker 3: proud of how we were operating offensively.
Speaker 1: When we did get opportunities.
Speaker 3: From the defense, we sustained a long drive and ended that,
Speaker 3: ended that with points. Very proud of our old line,
Speaker 3: very proud of our run game, and very proud of
Speaker 3: this team. It's hard to win road games, especially against
Speaker 3: a team like this, a division game.
Speaker 1: Very proud of our guys.
Speaker 2: Then the Jets try to throw the ball into the
Speaker 2: end zone on a hell Mary, and you know what
Speaker 2: happened from there. Javon Holland picks it off and runs
Speaker 2: it back ninety nine yards for a pick six at
Speaker 2: the end of the half, just one day after the
Speaker 2: anniversary of the butt fumble. You get a first of all,
Speaker 2: when he caught that ball, I was yelling to Seth
Speaker 2: and Juice, there are no receivers down there. It's only
Speaker 2: big guys, only fat guys back on the other side
Speaker 2: of the football field. Right now, he has a chance
Speaker 2: to go and he did. Got great blocking all the
Speaker 2: way down the field, and Christian Wilkins rolls down the
Speaker 2: field and puts Breeze Hall from the thirty yard line
Speaker 2: down to the eighteen yard line. Twelve yard drive block.
Speaker 2: That was awesome to see. A nice little call back
Speaker 2: to Lasher and Quinn Williams put tyreek Hill on the ground.
Speaker 2: It was nice to get that shoe on the other
Speaker 2: foot here and celebrate in big fashion. There really massive
Speaker 2: play from Javon Holland, excellent running after the catch, put
Speaker 2: Tim Boyle on the turf, took his ankles out on
Speaker 2: that one. That was rough to see. Let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and hear from head coach Mike McDaniel on the momentum
Speaker 2: swing that was that Javon Holland picks six.
Speaker 4: I talked to the team a bunch about this, and
Speaker 4: you know, I think too often, or you know, we're
Speaker 4: vulnerable in terms of we have a lot of individuals
Speaker 4: putting more in to everything than they ever had before,
Speaker 4: and they've been playing football their whole lives and in
Speaker 4: those in those situations, you know, one of my biggest
Speaker 4: concerns is that individuals put too much on themselves and
Speaker 4: not recognize the team of playmakers that we have and
Speaker 4: how we can play off of each other and pick
Speaker 4: each other up. And it was absolutely a huge momentum
Speaker 4: swing that you know, I think there's very few players
Speaker 4: that could have pulled off what what Javon did, So.
Speaker 1: You know, you're I.
Speaker 4: I think he's Javon's the type of player that has
Speaker 4: very high aspirations for himself and our and our team
Speaker 4: knows that he can uh be the best player on
Speaker 4: the field any given moment. He's He's watched a ton
Speaker 4: of Ed Reid tape and that was very reminiscent of
Speaker 4: Ed Reid for sure. So that was a cool moment
Speaker 4: that I think nobody on this team that was on
Speaker 4: the field will forget that particular play, and that's pretty
Speaker 4: special when you're talking about it will probably be the
Speaker 4: first play that people think of when you think back
Speaker 4: to this game.
Speaker 1: So it was a big time play and something that
Speaker 1: our team needed.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take our first break right there
Speaker 2: as Javon Holland makes it seventeen to six. At the break,
Speaker 2: we'll come back on the other side, do the second
Speaker 2: half worth of game notes here and give you my
Speaker 2: five big picture takeaways, plus more sound from Tua and
Speaker 2: coach and the play before the play. All of that's
Speaker 2: next Draft Time Podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought to
Speaker 2: you by Autoation. Seventeen to six. As the Dolphins take
Speaker 2: the football back to start the third quarter and they
Speaker 2: convert early on a third and three with a thirty
Speaker 2: three yard completion to Jialien Waddle on a slot takeoff
Speaker 2: and what to throw. What a route that was, and
Speaker 2: another tough contest and catch from the Penguin to get
Speaker 2: vertical on their slot cornerback in that position, saw the matchup,
Speaker 2: took advantage of it, threw it vertical and to a man,
Speaker 2: hitting these these third and short or otherwise hitting those
Speaker 2: deep shots like that can really take the pressure off
Speaker 2: the short intermediate passing game, and so that was critical
Speaker 2: to see in this one, something that I'm very excited
Speaker 2: about to go back and watch because again the two
Speaker 2: picks will definitely cloud your mind in terms of how
Speaker 2: this game played out for QB one, But there were
Speaker 2: some really nice throws mixed in there that again unfortunately
Speaker 2: won't get the headlines, but you should think about them
Speaker 2: because this is a tough Jets defense that plays sticky
Speaker 2: coverage and gets pressure on the quarterback and Tua looked
Speaker 2: big in some of those spots. Again, again, two picks killer,
Speaker 2: But you have to understand every single play is an
Speaker 2: evaluation opportunity, and there was lots of positives in this
Speaker 2: game for QB one, So they get that they go
Speaker 2: down to kick a field goal from fifty four. Austin
Speaker 2: Jackson got beat for his first sack in a long,
Speaker 2: long time right there, So that was kind of surprising
Speaker 2: to see. But again, this Jets pass rush very very good.
Speaker 2: Sanders good from fifty four. Great to see him get
Speaker 2: it going and knock down another fifty yard field goal
Speaker 2: for the second consecutive week. Jets come back out three
Speaker 2: and out. It's a Christian Wilkins sack that turns it
Speaker 2: into third and a mile six and a half for
Speaker 2: him again on the season, a career high. He puts
Speaker 2: them way behind the chains, gets defense off the field,
Speaker 2: and then the most impressive drive to me maybe of
Speaker 2: the entire season. Dolphins get the ball back at their
Speaker 2: own eight yard line and they march it ninety two
Speaker 2: yards on fifteen plays and take nine minutes and three
Speaker 2: seconds off the clock to take a fourth quarter lead
Speaker 2: of twenty seven to six. For all intents and purposes,
Speaker 2: that was good night, nurse.
Speaker 1: Right there.
Speaker 2: There's a third and three play early in the drive,
Speaker 2: Tua has a hookup to Tyreek Hill that moves the sticks.
Speaker 2: Best third down game of the season by so far.
Speaker 2: Toron Armstead did have to exit here with an injury,
Speaker 2: and Keon Smith replaced him. Eventually Kendall Lamb steps into
Speaker 2: that spot. But you know, we'll see how McDaniel mentioned
Speaker 2: the injuries and we'll take a look at it, you know,
Speaker 2: later in the week when they have their you know,
Speaker 2: meetings with Kyle Johnson, Dolphins head athletic trainer, and gets
Speaker 2: you more updates on that as we go along. But
Speaker 2: loss of shuffling because of injuries. Smith had a really
Speaker 2: good block on the third and one conversion and I
Speaker 2: wrote down, how about a third and one conversion running
Speaker 2: the football down the middle, Jeff Wilson popping some pads
Speaker 2: and moving guys off the line. That was great to see.
Speaker 2: Then you go right back to the perimeter game as
Speaker 2: Raheem takes it around the edge and gets great blocks
Speaker 2: from Julian Hill who caught himself a body on a
Speaker 2: pre snap motion like jet motion where he was able
Speaker 2: to lead into the block, ran downfield, wiped out Sauce Gardner.
Speaker 2: That was awesome to see. Durham Smith had a great block,
Speaker 2: Austin Jackson had a great block, Liam Eichenberg had a
Speaker 2: great block. Good stuff all around. As Raheem takes it
Speaker 2: in for six. To capitalize or to punctuate, I should
Speaker 2: say a nine minute, ninety two yard drive that took
Speaker 2: up fifteen plays and again got that game going by
Speaker 2: pretty quickly. Jets take the ball back. And prior to
Speaker 2: this drive, this is kind of where I stopped notating
Speaker 2: because the game was over for all intents and purposes.
Speaker 2: We did see a long Raheem most Or touchdown run
Speaker 2: later on in the game that put him just six
Speaker 2: yards shy of one hundred. It put Miami at the
Speaker 2: third most rushing yards against the New York Jets this season.
Speaker 2: They had the second most passing yards in a game
Speaker 2: again the Jets this season. They had the second most
Speaker 2: total yards in a game against the Jets this season,
Speaker 2: and the most points against a Jets team this entire season.
Speaker 2: So all good stuff there. And prior to this Jets
Speaker 2: next drive where twenty seven to six early fourth quarter,
Speaker 2: down by three scorers, they have not had any success.
Speaker 2: They had not crossed midfield, They had just two first
Speaker 2: downs at that point, and they do convert two fourth
Speaker 2: downs on this drive. Ray Kwan got a sack. JP
Speaker 2: got a sack there as well, but again first trip
Speaker 2: into Miami Dolphins territory well into the fourth quarter, and
Speaker 2: again Miami led the yardage battle three twenty to fifty
Speaker 2: at one point in this game, so Miami winds up
Speaker 2: closing it out. The Jets got a late touchdown, Miami
Speaker 2: got their two thirty four to thirteen again to improve
Speaker 2: to eight and three atop the AFC East. We can
Speaker 2: root for the Philadelphia Eagles on a four to twenty
Speaker 2: five kickoff on Sunday. If they can win that game,
Speaker 2: Miami will improve to two and a half games up
Speaker 2: in the AFC East, and then the Bills are on
Speaker 2: their bye week when we go to Washington. You could
Speaker 2: potentially take a three game division lead with five to play.
Speaker 2: That would be very nice if that were the case.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and dip into the five takeaways. Here
Speaker 2: my first one. Where else would you go? The defense
Speaker 2: is dominant again and they allow just one point under
Speaker 2: their average since the return of Jalen Ramsey. But you
Speaker 2: remove seven of those points because I removed seven of
Speaker 2: the points against the Chiefs for the fumble six their
Speaker 2: defense had and all of a sudden, the Jets only
Speaker 2: scored six points in this game on offense, so Miami
Speaker 2: just awesome. I wrote down Chubb and Phillips off to
Speaker 2: excellent starts off the edge of the running game that
Speaker 2: continued all night. The interior pressure both Wilkins and Seiler
Speaker 2: found sacks in this game. Were just constantly putting pressure
Speaker 2: on Tim Boyle, constantly allowing this Dolphins front to play
Speaker 2: from those light boxes and create chances for both Jerome
Speaker 2: Baker and David Long. Thought Jerome Baker was fantastic in
Speaker 2: this game. They're fantastic pursuing those checkdowns, playing the ball
Speaker 2: in front of them and going and getting it and
Speaker 2: making sure the Jets just were not only not getting
Speaker 2: first downs on those third long looks, but also not
Speaker 2: getting extra yardage. So you're giving yourself an extra ten
Speaker 2: yards on offense because instead of a ten yard game
Speaker 2: on third and fifteen, it's only two or three yards,
Speaker 2: which is so critical in those spots. Javon Hollins picked six.
Speaker 2: My goodness, what an amazing play. That was beautiful team
Speaker 2: football all the way around there. I thought Deshaun Elliott
Speaker 2: was fantastic. He continues to have one big, tone setting
Speaker 2: hit every single week. I thought cater Cohu was magnificent,
Speaker 2: really good coverage on a play against Sauce Garder in
Speaker 2: the back sorry sorry, Garrett Wilson in the back of
Speaker 2: the end zone had the big stick I mentioned earlier.
Speaker 2: The Jets did get their tenth touchdown, which bummed me
Speaker 2: out because they had a chance to be the first
Speaker 2: team ever through eleven games in the Super Bowl era
Speaker 2: to have less than ten touchdowns. They got the one lay.
Speaker 2: It puts them out of that rarefied air. But before
Speaker 2: that seven team play drive, they had again just two
Speaker 2: first downs, zero for seven on third down, and they
Speaker 2: did get that drive to end with a Baker interception.
Speaker 2: There only points in the game allowed where I picked six,
Speaker 2: a thirty five yard drive and a short field to
Speaker 2: that point, and then of course they scored late there.
Speaker 2: But killer, killer, killer blow to lose, yealand Phillips. It
Speaker 2: just sucks. It sucks really bad the Dolphins. This should
Speaker 2: probably be the sixth takeaway here, but truth be told,
Speaker 2: this JP loss is just such a crushing loss, and
Speaker 2: you know you need Van Ginkle and Manuel Oglass type
Speaker 2: a big for you. Let's go ahead, though, and hear
Speaker 2: from head coach Mike McDaniel on the trajectory of the
Speaker 2: Dolphins defense and how good they're playing.
Speaker 1: We talked at it as a team at length. You know, there's.
Speaker 4: Part of the unintended consequence of you know, maybe you know,
Speaker 4: a side of the ball starting starting off, you know,
Speaker 4: at a historical rate, as there's a lot of attention
Speaker 4: paid to that side. And you know, I think the
Speaker 4: the our defense was kind of overlooked for a while,
Speaker 4: and you know, on top of that, it didn't start
Speaker 4: exactly the way they wanted to this season, but it's
Speaker 4: been a build and uh, you know, I think since
Speaker 4: Week eight, you know, up until this game, we had
Speaker 4: been number one in the league and defense stopping the run,
Speaker 4: and and that I think that epitomizes the whole team.
Speaker 4: What they're doing is what we've identified is what we
Speaker 4: want to do, and that's progress and continue to get
Speaker 4: better as the season progresses, and then not uh, not
Speaker 4: cower in the face of obvious, obvious parts of our
Speaker 4: game that we can get better at. You you have
Speaker 4: higher belief in in the in the entire unit at
Speaker 4: the beginning of the season than what we're putting out
Speaker 4: there in terms of like run defense, What do you
Speaker 4: do about it? You work on that and emphasize it,
Speaker 4: and it's there's no shortcut to to the the gains
Speaker 4: that they've made. This has been hard work and dedication
Speaker 4: each week, belief in in what they're being coached, and
Speaker 4: then complete ownership of responsibilities.
Speaker 1: And you know, I've been talking about.
Speaker 4: The way that our that the way that the defense
Speaker 4: is practiced, our defense is practiced since.
Speaker 1: The Buffalo game. I keep bringing it up, and it's
Speaker 1: amount of It's very satisfying for me as a coach
Speaker 1: because I know that if you just focus on that,
Speaker 1: that the gains will come.
Speaker 4: And I think people are starting to see some of
Speaker 4: the stuff that we've we've held internally. We've the high
Speaker 4: belief and high esteem that we that we have for
Speaker 4: everybody on the defensive side of the ball, including the coaches,
Speaker 4: And as a result, we're starting to have a team
Speaker 4: that's complementing.
Speaker 1: Each other in all three phases.
Speaker 4: And you know, there's not you can't just show up
Speaker 4: and say, all right, we're gonna stop this or we're
Speaker 4: gonna beat this. To beat the Miami Dolphins, you have
Speaker 4: to deal with all sides of the ball. And we
Speaker 4: had a ton of plays made on the defense side
Speaker 4: of the ball today, plays that determine the outcome of
Speaker 4: football games, whether that be turnovers or sacks or just
Speaker 4: very very competitive, swarming defense that is I'm very proud
Speaker 4: to be a part of.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take our last break right there.
Speaker 2: We'll come back on the other side and do takeaways
Speaker 2: two through five almost had four through five. Also the
Speaker 2: play before the play, and some final notes I have
Speaker 2: for you guys. That's all next Draft Time podcast, your
Speaker 2: host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by automation. Takeaway number one,
Speaker 2: defense is dominant. Takeaway number two here as we roll
Speaker 2: into the third segment late on a Friday night, early
Speaker 2: on a Saturday morning, depending on when you get this podcast.
Speaker 2: And number two is that Waddle is back and the
Speaker 2: Cheetah never left now. I talked to Waddle in the
Speaker 2: locker room two weeks ago and told him about the
Speaker 2: play in practice where I saw him leap over the
Speaker 2: gatorade fixture of the table and all the stuff they
Speaker 2: said about there between the two fields, and said, man,
Speaker 2: you're looking pretty good. He said, yeah, I feel really healthy,
Speaker 2: like for the first time this year. I feel like
Speaker 2: my healthiest I've been all season. I thought he looked
Speaker 2: fast in that game last week and was really you know,
Speaker 2: probably could have had a lot more yards than he did.
Speaker 2: I thought he looked like a blur in this game
Speaker 2: on Friday, and the love of the route, love of
Speaker 2: the game. Routes are still there clearing out space for guys.
Speaker 2: The block on that Tyreek screen on the first drive
Speaker 2: where he took out two people to put him into
Speaker 2: a big catch and run situation. The slot fade was
Speaker 2: awesome job of route running, release, stack, stem and stack
Speaker 2: and then make the contestant catch. Had another contestant catch
Speaker 2: earlier in the game as well. Just fantastic stuff. And
Speaker 2: then of course Tyreek man like you know, to line
Speaker 2: him up in the backfield on a you know, a
Speaker 2: red zone play to throw the ball to essentially a
Speaker 2: running back wide receiver. That's a special to have right there,
Speaker 2: he gets his own opening play deep shot as well.
Speaker 2: Those these big plays are they're essentially points scoring plays.
Speaker 2: You flip the field, it changes the game. It puts
Speaker 2: the drive in a position to score points where previously
Speaker 2: it was not. That was cool to see. But Tyreek
Speaker 2: got shaken up a little bit early on on that
Speaker 2: big reception, hurts his foot ankle area, and what does
Speaker 2: Watle do but in that moment, step up and just
Speaker 2: start making a bunch of big plays. Where last week
Speaker 2: Tyreek misses one drive, Wattle goes three for thirty six,
Speaker 2: and again not saying Reek was hurt, but he just
Speaker 2: was shaking up and missed a couple of snaps there.
Speaker 2: It's nice to have another one wide receiver when your
Speaker 2: best receiver in the National Football League goes down. Both
Speaker 2: Tyreek and Wattle go over one hundred on the game,
Speaker 2: or Jalen Wallacott all eight of his targets in this
Speaker 2: one and Tyreek toward his tenth touchdown of the season.
Speaker 2: But against Sauce Gardner and DJ Reid, not bad, not
Speaker 2: bad at all. Takeaway number three here won the edge
Speaker 2: against the Jets defense. I said it was so critical
Speaker 2: all week long to win the perimeter, both in the
Speaker 2: passing game but especially in the running game. That involves
Speaker 2: the short screen game and involves the toss game outside.
Speaker 2: And one thing that's always going to neutralize a good
Speaker 2: pass rush is to run the football and especially wide.
Speaker 2: We did that very very well. The Durham throw to
Speaker 2: the perimeter, the Tyreek touchdown, the screen game, like I mentioned,
Speaker 2: but then of course the two picks right. Duality of
Speaker 2: this game. We dominated the outside of outside of those
Speaker 2: two throws, we dominated on the perimeter, I should say,
Speaker 2: And I love the plan. I think it translates to
Speaker 2: future success against opponents like Dallas, like Baltimore, like these
Speaker 2: Jets again in a few weeks, teams that have really
Speaker 2: good pass rushes that want to get up field after.
Speaker 2: You think you have to have success in these areas
Speaker 2: to beat teams like that. And I don't know the
Speaker 2: numbers yet, but man, we were good running the football
Speaker 2: out wide right. Jeff Wilson got a lot of juice
Speaker 2: out there where he would kind of stretch things out
Speaker 2: and then pound it back on the inside. Then you'd
Speaker 2: go back wide again to Raheem Mostert, get both of
Speaker 2: them involved in the passing game. And again the ninety
Speaker 2: two yard drive fifteen plays like against a top line
Speaker 2: defense that has been known for being physical and playing
Speaker 2: Bowlly football. And Juice brought this up in the post
Speaker 2: game show, like we've talked about this team having issues
Speaker 2: against teams that got more physical against him and disrupted
Speaker 2: timing and controlled the last scrimmage. Miami just put it
Speaker 2: to a team that's probably best in all those categories
Speaker 2: like think about that for a moment, really really nice
Speaker 2: to see that, and that was impressive and undid some
Speaker 2: of the concerns. I think the earlier part of the
Speaker 2: game brought me and probably you as well, and brought
Speaker 2: to the surface. Those are my last two takeaways. We'll
Speaker 2: get to those in a second. But the Jets had
Speaker 2: their fewest pressures of the season by a long long shot,
Speaker 2: and they did that with an offensive line that came
Speaker 2: up with Again, the entire group was either questionable or
Speaker 2: not playing. You lose to Ron Armstead in game Keon
Speaker 2: Smith is up for some of his first NFL action.
Speaker 2: Austin Jackson gets tossed out of the game, so you're
Speaker 2: moving Keon Smith from one spot to the next. Incomes
Speaker 2: Kendall Lamb, who popped up with an injury of his
Speaker 2: own on Friday. All things told, a great job by
Speaker 2: those guys, and best of all, we still have the
Speaker 2: same starting quarterback as we did in game one now
Speaker 2: going into game number twelve. That's great to hear. Let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and hear how QB one's feeling. By the way,
Speaker 2: at this stage of the season.
Speaker 1: I feel good. I feel as good as I.
Speaker 3: Think anyone playing in the league, he is feeling right now,
Speaker 3: and what is this week, twelve, week eleven, whatever week?
Speaker 3: It is so as good as everyone else is feeling.
Speaker 3: That's how I feel.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and stay right there with two for
Speaker 2: takeaway number four, that he needs to just cut out
Speaker 2: a couple of throws every single game. These turnover issues, Man,
Speaker 2: I think it's disingenuous to not mention it. I loved
Speaker 2: how he played before the picks. I loved how he
Speaker 2: bounced back. His first throw after the picks was a
Speaker 2: deep shot dime to Jalen Waddle. Just perfectly placed on
Speaker 2: that one. But you're going to be in close games
Speaker 2: when you see the teams again that we've lost to, right,
Speaker 2: if you see KC in January, you'll see Buffalo again
Speaker 2: in early January, maybe even Philadelphia, who knows. But those
Speaker 2: teams are going to require you to be on top
Speaker 2: of your stuff and be sharp and not have self
Speaker 2: inflicted wounds that cost you points and drives and does
Speaker 2: not give the football back to the opposing team for
Speaker 2: multiple short fields and just taking away your own possessions
Speaker 2: because of turnovers. You have to cut those out at
Speaker 2: some point and I think you have to mention it
Speaker 2: here because of what we aspire this team to be,
Speaker 2: because besides those two plays, he was fantastic. But we
Speaker 2: just said that too frequently where you had these stretches
Speaker 2: this year where he doesn't turn the football over like
Speaker 2: he's had that in the past. We need to see
Speaker 2: that again at some point this year. Hopefully it happens
Speaker 2: in January, but it needs to happen at some point
Speaker 2: or another. And again, the Jets only touchdown before the
Speaker 2: late one comes off of defense. And so this offense,
Speaker 2: now all of a sudden, has given the Giants a
Speaker 2: pick six, the Panthers a pick six that was a
Speaker 2: different quarterback, the Chiefs of fumble six, the Jets a
Speaker 2: pick six at in a Bronco's kickoff return touchdown. That's
Speaker 2: thirty five points where the defense isn't even out there.
Speaker 2: This does not factor in the drives where you got
Speaker 2: stops immediately after the offense put them in field goal
Speaker 2: range where you had the Raiders times to the two
Speaker 2: of fumble and the Julian Hill fumble against the Patriots
Speaker 2: two was pick put them in shape for a field goal. Like,
Speaker 2: got to stop doing this, man, I'm critical because my
Speaker 2: expectations and where I think this team standard are. Why
Speaker 2: this is one of the takeaways here after a big win,
Speaker 2: we all want to win the last game of the year, right.
Speaker 2: We think it's Kate. We think this team is capable
Speaker 2: of that. So I just want to be very, very
Speaker 2: clear that we have a top five quarterback in this league,
Speaker 2: a top five team on our hands. But if you
Speaker 2: want to win three or four straight games in January
Speaker 2: and in February, you have to ask yourself what are
Speaker 2: the flaws? How do you fix them? That's been one.
Speaker 2: The next takeaway has been another. But before that, let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and finish up takeway number four here with
Speaker 2: Tua being asked where he feels he is with his game.
Speaker 1: I feel good about about my game.
Speaker 3: I'm not satisfied whatsoever about you know what I what
Speaker 3: I'm doing right now. I know I can continue to
Speaker 3: get better with that. But throughout these these late stretches,
Speaker 3: you know, of having these games, gonna need a better
Speaker 3: ball for me, So I need to do that.
Speaker 2: Just love hearing that not satisfied comment, but also feeling
Speaker 2: good and feeling confident because you should do. You're playing
Speaker 2: really good this season and Ben the primary catalyst to
Speaker 2: why this team is where it is right now eleven
Speaker 2: games into the season. Just one more note on that
Speaker 2: footnote there that look, every team has flaws, right, Every
Speaker 2: single club in the NFL has flaws. The best ones
Speaker 2: have the minimal flaws. The best ones find ways to
Speaker 2: mask those flaws late in the season to go win
Speaker 2: a championship. That's all I'm trying to do here is
Speaker 2: raise the questions about how do they get these things fixed?
Speaker 2: Because this team, like TUIs said himself, the sky is limit.
Speaker 2: Let's get these things buttoned up and go out and
Speaker 2: win a bunch of games and have a lot of
Speaker 2: fun late in the season. Takeaway number five is another
Speaker 2: one of these things. The short yardage issues continued early on.
Speaker 2: Ball security a minor annoyance, but it did improve late
Speaker 2: in the game. It's just the last piece of the
Speaker 2: puzzle to me, man, it really is like, look at
Speaker 2: how smooth and efficient we were up and down the
Speaker 2: field once again in this game, but you get no
Speaker 2: points inside the five yard line. You drop a pass
Speaker 2: in the end zone to throw to Durham on third
Speaker 2: and one before the field goal. Just felt like a
Speaker 2: low percentage play there and it's also in tight coverage.
Speaker 2: The Jets had a light box there with Jeff Wilson
Speaker 2: rolling at that point of the drive. Then the pick
Speaker 2: six before the half, like we talked about it already,
Speaker 2: three drops in the first half. Rahem nearly had a
Speaker 2: fumble that goes as a drop. These are things while
Speaker 2: you come up short against Casey and Philly and you
Speaker 2: button them up, you have you're nine and two, you're
Speaker 2: ten to one, and you're rolling to the first seed
Speaker 2: in the AFC. So I don't think it's crazy to
Speaker 2: demand a little bit more of a sharp operation with
Speaker 2: those things, because if you do it, this team is
Speaker 2: going to be one to be reckon with here in
Speaker 2: just a few weeks from the playoffs kickoffs.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Those are the five takeaways long podcast again here tonight.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and make two more points and then
Speaker 2: get out of here. How about the third down offense
Speaker 2: man ten to fifteen to start, eleven of sixteen to
Speaker 2: finish the thing? Allow us to run a bunch more
Speaker 2: plays than they did, because that's the football way. Longer
Speaker 2: you help the defense that way. You can do that
Speaker 2: with your explosive drives as well. Again, gonna be a
Speaker 2: tough team to be competed against a very good defense
Speaker 2: in a great way out physical them. That were just
Speaker 2: three plays I wish we had differently, That's all there
Speaker 2: is to it. Three out of one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: whatever it is like, not that bad. The two picks,
Speaker 2: the Tyreek Hill drop touchdown pass. Aside from that good
Speaker 2: show and the play before the play was the drive
Speaker 2: before the end of the half. They go false start,
Speaker 2: then a twelve yard completion sets up second and three.
Speaker 2: Wilkins wins a one gap play inside and forces the
Speaker 2: back to bounce right back into Julen Phillips who also
Speaker 2: won inside, and then cater Co who has the big
Speaker 2: stick on third and one for a loss and they
Speaker 2: punt the ball before the half second three. Typically the
Speaker 2: offense finds a way to convert on the next two plays,
Speaker 2: but because of Wilkins and Phillips work on that, you
Speaker 2: create a chance on the third down, you execute on
Speaker 2: third down, you get the football back. Good stuff. They're
Speaker 2: all around. Good team win in this one. Dolphins again
Speaker 2: eight and three, thirty four to thirteen over the New
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