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Speaker 2: What is up? Dolphins? And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast,
Speaker 2: part of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team,
Speaker 2: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going, everybody? I'm your host,
Speaker 2: Travis Wingfield. And on today's show, we're looking at another tape,
Speaker 2: the Dolphins victory over the New England Patriots. We'll break
Speaker 2: it all down from the big plays, my top five
Speaker 2: individual tapes and things that set out from a general
Speaker 2: offensive and defensive standpoint, as well as the individuals, look
Speaker 2: at some key stats and the snap counts. A busy
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Speaker 2: right into the Week two at New England Patriots twenty
Speaker 2: four to seventeen Dolphins victory all twenty two review and
Speaker 2: we start, as we do weekly, with the big plays,
Speaker 2: and we start with the Dolphins opening touchdown and eight
Speaker 2: yard scamper from Raheem Moster with ten minutes to play
Speaker 2: in the second quarter, and the design was really what
Speaker 2: sprung this play, which is interesting because hat on a
Speaker 2: hat in the second touchdown run, which we'll get to
Speaker 2: was kind of what sprung Raheem for his second touchdown
Speaker 2: run of the game. But you get this orbit motion
Speaker 2: from Savon Ahmed, which, by the way, another instance of
Speaker 2: twenty one personnel two backs on the field where it
Speaker 2: does not include alec Ingold. So Ahmed and Raheem shared
Speaker 2: the field and Ahmed goes in orbit motion from a
Speaker 2: nasty split. What does that mean, Travis? Nasty split means
Speaker 2: you're in tight to the formation. You'll see Tyreek there
Speaker 2: a lot on those short motion runs that he has.
Speaker 2: And orbit motion is when you go back behind the
Speaker 2: quarterback and running back in the backfield. And so Savon
Speaker 2: starts to motion towards the left and orbits back to
Speaker 2: the right where he came from, and this creates the
Speaker 2: run strength to the left of the formation. But because
Speaker 2: of all the orbit motion that the defense has to
Speaker 2: deal with, and Tua handing the football to Raheem on
Speaker 2: his right away from where the track of the run
Speaker 2: wants to go for Raheem. I think this caused a
Speaker 2: bunch of overplay and some missteps and some flow to
Speaker 2: the wrong side of the field. From that Patriots front,
Speaker 2: you get that hard overplay and then from there all
Speaker 2: the offensive line had to do was just turn and
Speaker 2: seal their guy because they were washed down because of
Speaker 2: the design, because of the action pre snap, with the
Speaker 2: motion McDaniel in his bag from the jump cooking it up,
Speaker 2: creating easy lanes for Raheem. Moster, then all you needed
Speaker 2: was key blocks at the point from durham Smyth and
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill, and quite frankly, they didn't really have to
Speaker 2: stay attached to those blocks, just had to get a
Speaker 2: body in front of those guys, and they did, and
Speaker 2: Raheem scored six points for Miami. Our next big play
Speaker 2: is a shot from Tua to Waddle for thirty two
Speaker 2: yards with six point fifteen to play in the third
Speaker 2: quarter on a second and ten from the plus thirty
Speaker 2: or from the negative thirty nine, airline should say and
Speaker 2: they adjust to the seam slant look by bracketing it inside.
Speaker 2: And this is another instance of McDaniel and this offense
Speaker 2: just being better than you because on this play it's
Speaker 2: alec Ingold in the slot. You sure you want to
Speaker 2: bracket Ingold? I love alec Ingold. In fact, he's gonna
Speaker 2: be spoiler in our top five tapes here. But are
Speaker 2: you sure about that?
Speaker 1: You sure about?
Speaker 2: That's why you want to do is double wallacket Gold
Speaker 2: in the slot and leave Wattle outside all by himself.
Speaker 2: I can't do a bit for the entire thing that
Speaker 2: creates a one on one situation for Waddle with a
Speaker 2: plus split to the boundary. And we don't typically run
Speaker 2: those types of alignments because we like to leave ourselves,
Speaker 2: wisely some space to work with the go route. And
Speaker 2: when you align outside the numbers on the field, like
Speaker 2: the actual ten, twenty, thirty forty numbers on the field,
Speaker 2: you condense your window for the quarterback to throw to
Speaker 2: on those nine routes, and they're difficult to win because
Speaker 2: not just that, but the bracket inside kind of makes
Speaker 2: it a one way goes. Wattle's only real place to
Speaker 2: go on this deep shot is a vertical route, and
Speaker 2: he still does it because he has a nasty little
Speaker 2: hesitation step release that puts the defensive back in a
Speaker 2: little bit of peril. A little bit of indecision off
Speaker 2: the snap, and Tua, this quarterback, is so freaking good man.
Speaker 2: He sees that Wattle, he throws the ball two yards
Speaker 2: before he's even the old saying right, he's even he's leaving.
Speaker 2: He knows when Wattle wins a release, and he throws
Speaker 2: this ball well before he has hit the jets against
Speaker 2: a stationary cornerback and lets it fly before he's even
Speaker 2: you know, two yards within the dB and the ball
Speaker 2: is out when Wattle is at the minus forty three,
Speaker 2: which is literally five yards downfield from the snap, and
Speaker 2: he makes the catch at the plus thirty eight, so
Speaker 2: roughly twenty yards worth of anticipation yards you're accounting there for.
Speaker 2: And the middle of the field safety because as much
Speaker 2: you know, I guess middle of the field closed as
Speaker 2: they played with three high looks, this is actually a
Speaker 2: single high look. And that's why I love Tua for
Speaker 2: understanding what coverages A four, what opportunities The single high
Speaker 2: look gives you a chance as long as you can
Speaker 2: hold that safety in the middle of the football field
Speaker 2: to take your shot. And when you got wallle one
Speaker 2: on one burning by a defensive back, let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and crank those up and get the football down the field.
Speaker 2: And the way to holds that safety is he keeps
Speaker 2: his helmet to the right and doesn't give away the
Speaker 2: secret that the ball is going to the left. That
Speaker 2: makes him stay in that position. He's too late to
Speaker 2: get over because he stares it down to the right
Speaker 2: to create that space to the left, drops it in
Speaker 2: the bucket. Pass protection solid as hell, and Wattle makes
Speaker 2: a good catch, can test it up in the air.
Speaker 2: Awesome execution all around. Their professional football is cool when
Speaker 2: it's played at that kind of level. Our next big
Speaker 2: play is in the fourth quarter from the offense, the
Speaker 2: Raheem Moster forty three yard touchdown run with a seven
Speaker 2: point lead, eight point fifty two to play in the
Speaker 2: game from the plus forty three and you needed points
Speaker 2: on this drive, it felt like, and they got it
Speaker 2: in one play. I mean he went untouched, so not
Speaker 2: a lot to break down. But it starts with Connor
Speaker 2: Williams and Rob Hunt. So Connor gets the initial displacement
Speaker 2: at the point of attack and Hunt joined him. Gosh,
Speaker 2: the way these guys work on these catching climbs, on
Speaker 2: these doubles in pass protection like this is a well
Speaker 2: coached offensive line for the first time in along thirteen years.
Speaker 2: Rob joins up on Connor and doubles that nose tackle.
Speaker 2: And when Rob makes that contact, like Connor has moved
Speaker 2: him like a half gap, Rob gets complete displacement and
Speaker 2: pushes him an extra gap to the side, so you
Speaker 2: know Connor has fully executed his play. Rob has executed
Speaker 2: half of his play. Then he climbs up to the
Speaker 2: second level and he raises the mic linebacker just wipes
Speaker 2: him out. Black hole. You're gone, See you later, dude.
Speaker 2: You don't exist on this earth anymore. And then kind
Speaker 2: of simple from there. Win and Lamb just wall off
Speaker 2: three guys with two seal blocks, which is I guess
Speaker 2: impressive in its own right, even though they were in
Speaker 2: an advantageous look. And then Raheem did the rest one
Speaker 2: foot in the ground, cut up and go. The cornerback
Speaker 2: takes an awful angle. You can't do that against four
Speaker 2: to three speed, especially when it's the second fastest time
Speaker 2: speed in the National Football League this year, by the way,
Speaker 2: the other top three times belong to Tyreek Hill. Some
Speaker 2: plays defensively that I want to break down here. At
Speaker 2: the end of the first core ten seconds to go
Speaker 2: a Bradley Chubb forced fumble on third and seven at
Speaker 2: the plus thirty nine, and this ball is gonna be
Speaker 2: down by the red zone by the time the plays
Speaker 2: over because mac Jones, who played pretty well, put the
Speaker 2: ball in a good spot and got them a first down.
Speaker 2: But Chubb finished the play more so than the Patriots did.
Speaker 2: The Dolphins overload the strength, which is the strong side
Speaker 2: of the field, more players, that's more versus less. That's
Speaker 2: strength and week in terms of football alignment, and you
Speaker 2: get what looks like could be one on one for
Speaker 2: Bradley Chubb. But this is where I thought Fangio also
Speaker 2: was in his bag. He peels out and we do
Speaker 2: bring that overload blitz off. The offense is right, and
Speaker 2: again credit to mac Jones, he fades away from the
Speaker 2: pressure and drops a very similar throw to what we
Speaker 2: saw to a try on that ball to Azukama that
Speaker 2: got deflected in the middle of the field. This one, though,
Speaker 2: goes complete and then Chubb he's on the entire time.
Speaker 2: When he peels back into coverage, he peaks Douglas wide
Speaker 2: open with Gasiki running what is essentially a little pick
Speaker 2: route from his dack alignment that gets this easy inside
Speaker 2: access for Douglas going up against Xavier Howard and Chubb
Speaker 2: stays with it, and then Howard's hustle to cut Douglas
Speaker 2: off and force the cutback is what allows Chubb to
Speaker 2: catch up. He does tomahawks the football from the back,
Speaker 2: and Christian Wilkins talked about this because, well, I asked
Speaker 2: him on Monday, you guys emphasize the hell of that, man,
Speaker 2: go ahead and break this play down from a big dog,
Speaker 2: because you guys consistently retrace your steps, and in this instance,
Speaker 2: Bradley Chubb makes a game changing play by doing just that. No,
Speaker 2: that was big.
Speaker 3: You know, It's definitely something we emphasize, and you know,
Speaker 3: we talk about a lot as a D line just
Speaker 3: getting out the stack because those are the you know,
Speaker 3: oftentimes it's the guys you don't see. And that was
Speaker 3: a perfect example and a prime example of getting out
Speaker 3: the stack, stack monsters hunting, you know, and just trying
Speaker 3: to make a play downfield. And that was great to
Speaker 3: see and I kind of had like a perfect view
Speaker 3: on it. I was like, Bradley, please get there. Like
Speaker 3: I didn't know who it was. I saw a white
Speaker 3: color flash. I was like please get there, you know,
Speaker 3: and I was able to make a great play on
Speaker 3: the ball and just you know clinic tape of a
Speaker 3: ham down on the ball from the blind side.
Speaker 2: Additional note on that play, Deshaun Elliott was not the
Speaker 2: first on the scene for the recovery, but he just
Speaker 2: wanted it more than the offensive player did. He raked
Speaker 2: it away from ron J. Stevenson at the bottom of
Speaker 2: the pile. Big time play and xaviering Howard's pick belongs
Speaker 2: in this section, but I gave it a detailed breakdown
Speaker 2: yesterday on the podcast, but just want to acknowledge it
Speaker 2: once again, and the final play of our five big
Speaker 2: play breakdown here is the last play of the game
Speaker 2: on defense. First, Justin Bethel is tracking close and man
Speaker 2: coverage to Mike Gasicki, which kind of tells you about
Speaker 2: how they view that matchup on the side of the ball,
Speaker 2: and the strength that Bethel shows against a human being
Speaker 2: much larger than he to hold him up and short
Speaker 2: of the sticks is excellent. But then it's also a
Speaker 2: really good play by Gasiki to get the lateral off.
Speaker 2: But then we get Team Football rally to the football
Speaker 2: and make a play to win the game for your team.
Speaker 2: Hollins's initial hit slows up Cole Strange, but good on
Speaker 2: him for kind of having the I guess the balance
Speaker 2: and the strength to push forward. But then who else
Speaker 2: is there but Andrew Ginkle to stand up Strange cold
Speaker 2: right at the spot. And then Javan stays with it
Speaker 2: and keeps working at those legs, trying to get him
Speaker 2: to the turf, and it drives him to the ground.
Speaker 2: Those two guys really combined to finish it off and
Speaker 2: get us a victory. But the last final shot from
Speaker 2: Eli Apple, I thought maybe put him down, like just
Speaker 2: short of the final six inches he needed, so good
Speaker 2: team effort there was kind of the case all night.
Speaker 2: And that takes us right into our top five tapes
Speaker 2: from the game before we take our first break here
Speaker 2: on the show, and I have to go back to
Speaker 2: Andrew Van Ginkle. This was a pretty easy one in
Speaker 2: this game. Gosh, he has added some juice. I love
Speaker 2: him off the edge with the way he played in
Speaker 2: that game, the stuff that he showed consistently multiple moves.
Speaker 2: I don't ever want to see him off the football
Speaker 2: again on the edge. Rush to quarterback Van Ginkle, go
Speaker 2: make your plays, baby, because the bend, acceleration through the arc.
Speaker 2: It's freaking impressive. Like he's got an arsenal of moves
Speaker 2: that I'm just not sure we've seen from him before.
Speaker 2: There was a double swipe across chop where he's getting
Speaker 2: around the edge and bending it with a variety of
Speaker 2: moves that just kept this right tackle off balance all
Speaker 2: night long. Big key matchup for Miami. Two backup tackles
Speaker 2: Van Ginkle and Chubb bade them pay all night long.
Speaker 2: There was a rep on a toss play away from
Speaker 2: him in the running game where he just moved faster
Speaker 2: than everybody else and cut the play down from the backside.
Speaker 2: He also ran down a swing route to the Patriots
Speaker 2: running back who had him out flanked pre snap, which
Speaker 2: should be an advantge for the offense, but he outruns
Speaker 2: into the sideline and makes a big tackle for loss.
Speaker 2: There was a near stripsack that was ruled incomplete where
Speaker 2: they chip him and he works around that engages the
Speaker 2: right tackle, and then in one fluid motion, just corners
Speaker 2: and disengages at the same time, drops the inside hand,
Speaker 2: dips that shoulder, makes a target the offensive tackle cannot hit,
Speaker 2: dips it bends, it gets to the quarterback. My goodness,
Speaker 2: what a game this was. And I thought I was done,
Speaker 2: but I ain't done yet. He goes to the nine technique,
Speaker 2: that wide alignment way out had the tight end and
Speaker 2: works upfield after he's been beating the right tackle with
Speaker 2: speed all night long, and what do you do but
Speaker 2: adjust on the fly. He oversets Van Ginkle, hits a
Speaker 2: wicked spin move back inside and gets in free again
Speaker 2: for a free run on Mac Jones. And then two
Speaker 2: plays later, Damn Near grabs a pick six. He tipped
Speaker 2: it and they caught it. Then he goes and makes
Speaker 2: the tackle, and then of course the sack cross chop
Speaker 2: dip rip. What a tape. Andrew Van geekl the best
Speaker 2: game of his career on Sunday Night Football, Oh Sunday
Speaker 2: Night to a tongue of I low is my second
Speaker 2: best tape of the game. The first third down conversion
Speaker 2: of the game. He slides off the spot, plays leverage
Speaker 2: of the defensive back and converts to Barrios. He consistently
Speaker 2: stood up at the Lion scrimmage and barked out orders
Speaker 2: to put the Dolphins in what I thought was favorable
Speaker 2: box counts in the running game, which I wanted to
Speaker 2: ask McDaniel on Monday, didn't get the question to cross
Speaker 2: what Tua's autonomy at the Lion scrimmage is. But I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure that he has full autonomy to make those checks.
Speaker 2: And we consistently ran the ball to favorable box counts
Speaker 2: all game long. This is something Tua didn't do under
Speaker 2: Brian Florida. I don't know if he was allowed to
Speaker 2: or if he just I'm pretty sure that's the case.
Speaker 2: But we will run the ball into bad box counts
Speaker 2: or not check into runs against favorable box counts. That
Speaker 2: ain't the case no more. We run the right play
Speaker 2: almost every time. And I've talked about Tua and certain
Speaker 2: tapes through my favorites right and those are obviously like
Speaker 2: typically the four hundred yard four touchdown plus days YadA,
Speaker 2: YadA yah. But I'm gonna tell you right now, this
Speaker 2: was possibly his best tape if not for the pick,
Speaker 2: which was a bonehead to play and a bad throw,
Speaker 2: might have been the best one. Because the Patriots had
Speaker 2: a great game plan, one of the greatest coaches of
Speaker 2: all time, arguably the best defensive mind in the history
Speaker 2: of football. They knew how to force Tua consistently into
Speaker 2: throws that they didn't make a year ago, into the
Speaker 2: third and fourth read in the progression. I mean, I
Speaker 2: can't know this for sure, but watch the way Tua's
Speaker 2: helmet works the entire field and gets through his reads.
Speaker 2: It's pretty clear to me. You just can't cover everything
Speaker 2: in defense, especially in twenty twenty three. And Tua knows
Speaker 2: the vulnerability, how to attack it, how his concept can
Speaker 2: attack that vulnerability. And the best part is teams will
Speaker 2: now have to dissect this tape and figure out well
Speaker 2: they held Tyreek to forty Wadal didn't go over one hundred,
Speaker 2: but Tua still had two hundred and forty nine and
Speaker 2: that was basically all in the first half. Throwing the
Speaker 2: ball to Raheem moster Are on swing passes Braxon Burrios
Speaker 2: from River Craycraft and Durham smythe with the slot iOS
Speaker 2: one on one. It's just too much. When your quarterback
Speaker 2: plays at this high of a level, it's not stoppable.
Speaker 2: You can hope to contain him, you cannot stop him.
Speaker 2: One way you can't stop him, though, is a snap
Speaker 2: the ball at his ankles, and he did have a
Speaker 2: touchdown wide open on that opening drive. On the play
Speaker 2: where he slipped and did that weird like ankle twisting
Speaker 2: action and threw the ball away. But the low snap
Speaker 2: clearly messes up with his footwork and just didn't get
Speaker 2: it right because waddle uncovered and the hook zone at
Speaker 2: the goal line was wide open. Working against inside leverage,
Speaker 2: Tua never misses those. He would have been an easy
Speaker 2: touchdown pass there, and fittingly enough, that was really the
Speaker 2: only one snap where two was footwork got out of whack,
Speaker 2: and again the low snap plays into it. But this
Speaker 2: dude has the best feet at the position in the
Speaker 2: entire game. The way he can operate a lot of
Speaker 2: fakes that gives hard sales to second level defenders or
Speaker 2: conflict defenders trying to read his action, his ability to
Speaker 2: go from nowhere near aligned like no threat to throw
Speaker 2: the football to snap all the mechanics right into place,
Speaker 2: all in shape in the blink of an eye. It's
Speaker 2: a rare, rare quality. Like play action from the gun
Speaker 2: flowing to the right, looking back to the field for
Speaker 2: Tyreek and craivecraft and whip the head back with the
Speaker 2: feet and the hips and the shoulders back to the
Speaker 2: boundary and throw this strike working purely off the leverage,
Speaker 2: like he's not throwing the ball reading Wattle, He's reading
Speaker 2: this defensive back who has his face to the sideline,
Speaker 2: playing inside leverage, trying to wall that stuff off and
Speaker 2: drive outside because that's where the ball's going to a
Speaker 2: seize that leverage. Throws it inside right at that dB,
Speaker 2: trust that Wattle finishes his route in front, cut across
Speaker 2: make the catch. It's beautiful quarterback play. Saw another no
Speaker 2: look pass on this tape as well, on the touchdown
Speaker 2: drive before the half. He aligns to the hook, but
Speaker 2: throws the ball to the slant, that little rail hook
Speaker 2: slant slide combination we have, and you can see the
Speaker 2: new New England linebacker close on the hook and it
Speaker 2: opens the window on the slant like high level football
Speaker 2: fellas and ladies, and those passes are just right on
Speaker 2: the face mask all night long. Keyhole accuracy. We'll always
Speaker 2: have a place in this league. And as I write this,
Speaker 2: the Burrios throw comes up incredible route from Bracks and burials,
Speaker 2: but for Tua to move off the spot, never get
Speaker 2: a chance to really have his feet reset and just
Speaker 2: flix it out there on a little wheel route from
Speaker 2: his own thirty right down to the five yard line
Speaker 2: with the same location we saw on the fade to
Speaker 2: Tyreek last week for the winning touchdown. You're not going
Speaker 2: to defend that zero defense for it. They threw everything
Speaker 2: at Tua. Double brackets on Wattle and Tyreek, double robbers,
Speaker 2: three high spend, a single high, a gap, mugged up,
Speaker 2: looks green dog, blitz is, delayed blitzes. They had the
Speaker 2: forty nine thousandth page of the playbook they were going
Speaker 2: to it. I know that's all gibberish terminology to the
Speaker 2: non film obsessed fan, but trust me when I tell
Speaker 2: you Pelichick pulled out the back pages of that playbook
Speaker 2: and Tua threw for eight point three yards per pass
Speaker 2: and engineered four long scoring drives, had us imposition for
Speaker 2: two more Fueld goals, which is another six points thirty
Speaker 2: points total if you get those two kicks with the
Speaker 2: Dame uprights. Not bad, not even close about it. Another
Speaker 2: stellar tape from QB one. Just the one play I
Speaker 2: didn't like, obviously, was the interception. It wasn't there, the
Speaker 2: corner was in good shape, the throw was short and
Speaker 2: out of the position. Just not a good play there.
Speaker 2: First down felt like it was forced, but great tape. Otherwise.
Speaker 2: Pro Football Focus had him at one for four to
Speaker 2: eighteen yards and a pick when under pressure, which is
Speaker 2: very out of the norm for him. But nine for
Speaker 2: thirteen against the Blitz for ninety four yards and a touchdown.
Speaker 2: Pass overall twenty one for thirty and we dropped four passes,
Speaker 2: so twenty five for thirty accurately. And how about the
Speaker 2: short game to count the three deep look from the
Speaker 2: from no yardage to nine yards down the field thirteen
Speaker 2: for sixteen, one hundred and four yards. Getting six point
Speaker 2: five yards per pass on those throws is exactly how
Speaker 2: you defeat that coverage and force teams to get tired
Speaker 2: and come up and coverage and then boom, you can
Speaker 2: beat him up over the top. He's also first in
Speaker 2: a million categories. He's top five in a million categories.
Speaker 2: Just balling your league MVP right now for my money,
Speaker 2: no doubt about it. Let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 2: first break right there and come back on the other
Speaker 2: side and do the other three of my top five tapes,
Speaker 2: plus offense and defensive notes, snap counts, so much more
Speaker 2: to come your way here on the Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 2: your host Travis Wingfield brought to you by Auto Nation.
Speaker 2: Andrew Van Ginkel and Tuatungua bai Looa bring home the
Speaker 2: top two tapes from the Dolphins victory in Foxborough. My
Speaker 2: third favorite tape of the game belongs to alec Ingold.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm getting repetitive here, but that's okay.
Speaker 2: One of the most valuable players in the team. Side
Speaker 2: by side him catching that rail with a pure wet
Speaker 2: for a big game last week against the Chargers. Put
Speaker 2: that side by side to him coming across the formation
Speaker 2: and split flow action. What's split flow action? Travis? In
Speaker 2: zone blocking, the entire offensive line moves one direction. Split
Speaker 2: flow is the one guy, typically a tight endor fullback,
Speaker 2: coming back across the formation and wham blocking a three
Speaker 2: hundred and fifteen pound defensive tackle in Christian Barmore, who
Speaker 2: also happens to be their best interior player. By the way,
Speaker 2: like what he had sensational work digging out players inside.
Speaker 2: He would align in a condensed bunch outside the field
Speaker 2: to the hash, which basically means he's a slot receiver.
Speaker 2: That's all that terminology means. And then goes and gets
Speaker 2: to dB like the ability to power up and take
Speaker 2: a three hundred and fifteen pound defensive tackle on and
Speaker 2: get knocked back, and then the athletic ability for you know,
Speaker 2: clearing up a four to four guy out in space. Unreal. Unreal.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and hear from Rob Hunt on how
Speaker 2: much he loves seeing his fullback go shlam a three
Speaker 2: hundred and fifteen pound defensive tackle.
Speaker 4: I love it, manh I love that shot. I love
Speaker 4: watching it. I we just watched a little bit of
Speaker 4: I'll like, you know, like when I'm playing, I'm usually
Speaker 4: trying to like you know, I think I hit pretty
Speaker 4: hard and played the game pretty hard. But watching him,
Speaker 4: I'm like, damn, you know, he he got a little
Speaker 4: something man, he got he got it whatever it is
Speaker 4: like like guys, know, you look at you look at
Speaker 4: a game, you look at certain guys. Guys have a
Speaker 4: certain little way they play. He got that way of playing.
Speaker 4: So I respect that and I like watching it on film.
Speaker 2: And how does Alec feel when he sees the role
Speaker 2: on his play when they install it that he has
Speaker 2: to go way, I'm a three hundred and fifteen pound
Speaker 2: defensive tackle. He likes it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's do it. The more you can do and
Speaker 5: I think those looks people are gonna study that they're
Speaker 5: gonna have to practice against that. And the more things
Speaker 5: that we can do and the more angles that we
Speaker 5: can create for our runners, I think that's where you
Speaker 5: see creases hit, and that's where you see a guy
Speaker 5: like Raheem running twenty one and a half miles an hour.
Speaker 5: Like that's the power of a run game like that?
Speaker 4: You like that?
Speaker 2: You like that? I like xaviing Howard's my fourth favorite tape.
Speaker 2: I lost count of how many snaps that his man
Speaker 2: kind of ran their route into X and then just
Speaker 2: sort of gave up and shut it down because X
Speaker 2: was squared up to his man frequently and prevented them
Speaker 2: from getting into their move arsenal or their release arsenal
Speaker 2: at the top of the route. Just shut it down
Speaker 2: all night long. Also, his pick, I broke it down
Speaker 2: the podcast last night, just pinned the man to the
Speaker 2: sideline Randovante Parker all the way out of bounds like
Speaker 2: he does every time he faces him. High points to
Speaker 2: the football, taps the toes our ball twenty nine picks
Speaker 2: for exaving Howard in his career. My fifth favorite tape
Speaker 2: is Raheem Moster and he probably could have been higher,
Speaker 2: but just so very good the way he turns speed
Speaker 2: to power and bounces off tacklers. It's in the numbers,
Speaker 2: but he also had a stiff arm on bar More
Speaker 2: five yards behind the line where he just put the
Speaker 2: big fellow down to the turf, which is really impressive
Speaker 2: speed or I should say power to combine with four
Speaker 2: to three speed. It's fun to watch in this game.
Speaker 2: You know, I talked about it last year that at
Speaker 2: the end of the season he averaged four point sixty
Speaker 2: five yards after contact over the final five games, and
Speaker 2: you kind of felt the juice coming to life with
Speaker 2: him coming back off the knee injury in twenty twenty one, well,
Speaker 2: he's a full year recover removed from that now three
Speaker 2: point six eight yards after contact. He forced four miss
Speaker 2: tackles on eighteen carries, and Savon Akhmed, who I thought
Speaker 2: had a chance to turn up for a big first
Speaker 2: down on a third down reception where he just kind
Speaker 2: of went out of bounce. Didn't love that play from
Speaker 2: him in space on the perimeter, like, go make a move, dude.
Speaker 2: But also he did make the guy's miss. Out of
Speaker 2: five rushing attempts, had two forced miss tackles for an
Speaker 2: average of five to three three yards after average contact.
Speaker 2: So the running backs getting the job done. Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and hear from coach McDaniel on Raheem Moster and
Speaker 2: what gave him confidence all summer long to entrust a
Speaker 2: thirty one year old running back to beat his bell count.
Speaker 1: You know, I have extensive history with Raheem and it's
Speaker 1: you know what people haven't, you know from our vantage
Speaker 1: point and mine specifically, Like he's with opportunities. You know
Speaker 1: that weren't plentiful in the beginning of his career. You know,
Speaker 1: he doesn't have he was he was cut nine hundred
Speaker 1: times and you know was the NFC Championship Game in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, he didn't even start when he had two
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty yards and four touchdowns and then has
Speaker 1: had to deal with some injuries, but all the while
Speaker 1: his game has progressed. So and he's a unique individual
Speaker 1: that I mean currently has either won the first or
Speaker 1: second fastest ball carrier time since recorded in sixteen twenty
Speaker 1: three something, and he was like twenty nine years old,
Speaker 1: so he to look at him through the same lens
Speaker 1: is every other back I think would be mistake, and
Speaker 1: I'm just watching the nuances of his game. He's he's
Speaker 1: developed confidence, conviction, he's a little his vision's better, he's
Speaker 1: more decisive, and he's as you guys could see last night,
Speaker 1: but it was very evident at the end of the
Speaker 1: season last year. He is a hard tackle, you know
Speaker 1: he is. He pound for pound, might be one of,
Speaker 1: if not the strongest person on the team really, and
Speaker 1: he's He's just unique in that way. So I try
Speaker 1: to very much acknowledge when when people live outside the
Speaker 1: curve and not just you know, because you don't want
Speaker 1: to be I'd rather be the person that was like, yeah, see,
Speaker 1: I know it because you just watch what he does
Speaker 1: on a daily basis and know how hungry he is
Speaker 1: and how much he wants to do what he does best,
Speaker 1: which is run the football.
Speaker 2: Some additional notes on offense. I want to break down
Speaker 2: some of the schematics of the Dolphins offense here. I
Speaker 2: talked about it in the Sunday or Monday Am recap show.
Speaker 2: I don't know what day it is, man, I slept
Speaker 2: three hours last night. How McDaniel and the offensive staff
Speaker 2: have created an offense with solutions for the adjustments to
Speaker 2: the adjustments to the adjustments to the adjustments, and who boy,
Speaker 2: I think I undersold it after watching this tape. We've
Speaker 2: heard Mike McDaniel say in the past that he laughs
Speaker 2: when people refer to the scheme or the offense and
Speaker 2: how to better execute what we saw from twenty twenty
Speaker 2: two in the twenty twenty three season, because it's not
Speaker 2: the same at all. Every years a new system you
Speaker 2: have to adapt and change. And we saw the short motion,
Speaker 2: the speed motion lead to all kinds of structural issues
Speaker 2: and community problems for the Chargers in Week one, and
Speaker 2: the Patriots adjustment to that was playing their three deep
Speaker 2: defense and more than any team ever has in the
Speaker 2: National Football Leage, by the way, forty of sixty one snaps,
Speaker 2: which is the most since they began tracking that back
Speaker 2: in two thousand and six. And Miami's adjustment was to
Speaker 2: play the overplay. The twenty nine yard screen to Jalen
Speaker 2: Waddle came off of that short motion look to Tyreek
Speaker 2: where it backs the field corner off the football ten
Speaker 2: yards that curl flat defender in the short area, and
Speaker 2: the field safety and the hookbacker all flow to the
Speaker 2: outside and Miami just pops this ball back inside with
Speaker 2: four offensive linemen getting out in front to create that
Speaker 2: convoy for waddle wrinkle effective twenty nine yards erases a
Speaker 2: big behind the stick situation. The Tyreek touchdown smythe motions
Speaker 2: from the two the inside receiver to the one furthest
Speaker 2: outside and from this look. The Dolphins have run that
Speaker 2: rail slant combination so many times off the play action
Speaker 2: look with great frequency, but Smyth on the rail widens
Speaker 2: the boundary zone I wanted to create a pocket. And
Speaker 2: then Kyle Duggar is playing inside leverage because there's no
Speaker 2: help to face inside and you have zero chance to
Speaker 2: cover the speed that he has on the slant inside
Speaker 2: if you're not gonna play there. But also you can't
Speaker 2: cover the outside either, So all from alignment easy touchdown
Speaker 2: because of the design. On the very next series, they
Speaker 2: run something similar, with this time Savon Ahmed taking the
Speaker 2: short motion and instead of Tyreek round the slant route,
Speaker 2: just runs a hookup on third and short. Tua puts
Speaker 2: the ball right on him. Move the chains. If they
Speaker 2: want to overplay inside, just throw to him right there.
Speaker 2: The next drive, it's smythed once again with Tyreek on
Speaker 2: the hookup and they pretty much blitz Tyreek, so Tua
Speaker 2: throws the rail to smythe for nine. Then there's a
Speaker 2: wrinkle where they get all that action where they flood
Speaker 2: the action side of the play, which we also play
Speaker 2: pass towards to create that flow, and then they blitz
Speaker 2: the nickel from the backside and Tua just replaces his
Speaker 2: blitz with a perfect strike to create craft like there
Speaker 2: are so many answers to what you might do to us.
Speaker 2: Later we get the same look, but Tyreek runs the
Speaker 2: deep hitch, the ball is out before he throttles down,
Speaker 2: and Bury you runs the corner behind it to hold
Speaker 2: that cloud corner to the one the furthest out receiver,
Speaker 2: and you see again the nickel and hookbackers both anticipate
Speaker 2: the ball going outside. But surprise, it's not I touched
Speaker 2: on this with TUIs portion, but the wheel to Barrios.
Speaker 2: Reek the short motion runs the cloud corner up, then
Speaker 2: he jumps inside on the Barrios pivot because that's always
Speaker 2: the movie run there. So we're reacting to their overplay
Speaker 2: that gives them access outside play. The overplay man great stuff.
Speaker 2: That's like five answers to the overplay from the game
Speaker 2: one game plan. It has me really excited to see
Speaker 2: what we come up with next week. In every single
Speaker 2: week here with McDaniel Frank Smith's offensive staff in their
Speaker 2: bag early on, some more individual notes and thoughts on
Speaker 2: the offensive line. They are playing as a cohesive unit,
Speaker 2: passing off games, understanding where their help is, but also
Speaker 2: the scheme to get tight ends and alec on these blocks.
Speaker 2: And it's more than just the offensive lines the offense
Speaker 2: as a whole. We know the Patriots love running all
Speaker 2: these varied exotic looks. You get a third down conversion
Speaker 2: to Tyreek where they double mug the A gaps, one bluffs,
Speaker 2: one comes, they run a game off the offense's left
Speaker 2: with the blitz, so five wind up coming, Lynn, Lamb
Speaker 2: and Win squeeze down to thwart the game they run.
Speaker 2: They leave the fifth man off the edge unblocked. That's
Speaker 2: the rule. Always take the immediate threat inside first and
Speaker 2: work outside from there. And that applies to the back
Speaker 2: and scan protection which Raheem steps up and shuts down
Speaker 2: that a gap blitzer who did come. I thought Isaiah
Speaker 2: Winn was fantastic in this game. He just missed the
Speaker 2: top five tapes. I thought Lamb was also good. I
Speaker 2: thought Rob Hunt was also just on the outside of
Speaker 2: the top five tapes. Very good in this game. Thought
Speaker 2: Austin Jackson was rock solid once again. I counted two
Speaker 2: pass sets that were a little bit wonky. Won a sack,
Speaker 2: one a QB hit, But that's out of what sixty
Speaker 2: one total reps. Another big game for him. And then
Speaker 2: Connor Williams doing what he does so well, making key
Speaker 2: blocks in space and then more coaching and teaching points
Speaker 2: the way they attach and then break off to go
Speaker 2: stick a second block across the board. You're catching climb. Look,
Speaker 2: it's there in the running game too. It's uncanny. It's
Speaker 2: something you see the REP every day in practice. It
Speaker 2: looks smooth as hell on the practice field, and it's
Speaker 2: translating to game day success. LAMB was sensational in that
Speaker 2: department last night. I thought, win another great game again,
Speaker 2: big rep after REP. These guys just getting the getting
Speaker 2: after it. And I hate saying this because I think
Speaker 2: there's you know, don't think there's much validity to it.
Speaker 2: But a group that was considered an area of concern
Speaker 2: heading into the year, all year long by a lot
Speaker 2: of folks, through two games, it's been a strength. Pressure's
Speaker 2: allowed six total, just one hit in one sack. Jackson
Speaker 2: had two of those pressures, the sack and the hit,
Speaker 2: so I guess he had the worst night pass protection wise,
Speaker 2: but that was it. Hunt, Lamb and Williams and Ingold
Speaker 2: all had one pressure allowed but no QB hits. I
Speaker 2: love the wide receivers in the blocking game. I think
Speaker 2: this is an identity of the football team, like the
Speaker 2: defensive line retracing retracing. It shows their love for their
Speaker 2: teammates when they won't get any limelight but still have
Speaker 2: a thirst to maximize the offensive general production. No block,
Speaker 2: no rock baby, and whether it's Tyreek Hill hitting a
Speaker 2: crackback block to seal the edge in a big Raheem
Speaker 2: Moster run, Gilen Waddell locating the boundary safety coming all
Speaker 2: the way over the field on that Savon achbed pop
Speaker 2: pass to run him right out of the play. Craykraft
Speaker 2: getting a key crackback block on a five yard Akmed run.
Speaker 2: It's a frequent occurrence up and down the lineup. Speaking
Speaker 2: of Waddle, the ball in his hands is just so
Speaker 2: much dang fun. He's so close to breaking that screen
Speaker 2: for six. Just gets tripped up. But that's a play
Speaker 2: that I don't think would have worked outside of anybody
Speaker 2: but he or Tyreek because the pursuit coming up short
Speaker 2: against those moves in that speed that he has. He
Speaker 2: had three point three one yards per route Rehn on
Speaker 2: Sunday night fourteen point three yards per target. He's a
Speaker 2: unicorn and my weekly note that Eric Azukama is electric
Speaker 2: with the ball in his hands. He turned that third
Speaker 2: and eleven into a third and three with an open field,
Speaker 2: broken tackle. That's what he does some miscues. Barrios dropped
Speaker 2: a back shoulder ball on the rail route on our
Speaker 2: second drive. I thought that was a perfectly placed ball
Speaker 2: from two on another rep where the Patriots had answers
Speaker 2: to everything but to it literally throws the ball out
Speaker 2: of bounds with a low percentage throw, but puts it
Speaker 2: right on Barrios for what should have been a completion.
Speaker 2: Bit of a guess, but I feel good about it.
Speaker 2: The mist of Tyreek where he had to reach back
Speaker 2: behind between the trio of Patriot, I think he miss
Speaker 2: timed that or mis ran his route into the wrong
Speaker 2: location because he's in a position to run himself into
Speaker 2: the hit. But the ball settled him down in the
Speaker 2: triangle into the soft spot. The next play is a
Speaker 2: to a miss cue one on one deep shot to
Speaker 2: wall to the boundary. Who got a step up top,
Speaker 2: but the ball was short and real quick. Can we
Speaker 2: just call these misthrows like underthrow is part of that obviously,
Speaker 2: but everyone has underthrows every week in the NFL, and
Speaker 2: they're just misses, like he has the arm to get
Speaker 2: it there, he just missed the location and it was short.
Speaker 2: It happens. I'd rather miss short than long, because at
Speaker 2: least you can come back and make a play like
Speaker 2: one hundred mile an hour flamethrowers and baseball sometimes skip
Speaker 2: the ball fifty eight feet up to the home plate. Also,
Speaker 2: that was defensive pass interference. Wata had to drop on
Speaker 2: the drive backed up after the X pick. That would
Speaker 2: have been nice to beat off the goal line. There,
Speaker 2: So four or five miscues there. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: hear from coach before our last break on how you
Speaker 2: balance your message to the team about having one thousand
Speaker 2: yards and sixty points through two games, but also the miscues.
Speaker 1: Well, I think you have to you have to keep
Speaker 1: real perspective on you know, what are we trying to do.
Speaker 1: Are we just trying to get a win or are
Speaker 1: we trying to build to something? You know, specially, you
Speaker 1: either get better or you get worse in this league,
Speaker 1: and there's plenty of areas where we see as coaches
Speaker 1: and as players. I think I think our vision is
Speaker 1: pretty pretty grounded, where it's where, you know, looking for
Speaker 1: where can we get better? And there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: stuff to improve upon, because as the season progresses, you know,
Speaker 1: there's teams that continue to get better, and there's teams
Speaker 1: that stay the same or get worse. And at the
Speaker 1: end of the season, you want to be part of
Speaker 1: the former, not the latter. Uh And and just by
Speaker 1: staying the same or not improving is a death sentence
Speaker 1: really over the long haul of the season. So it's
Speaker 1: it's good to have some success, you know. However, the
Speaker 1: offense is both The offense definitely knows that they they
Speaker 1: needed other phases of the team to come through to
Speaker 1: make sure that the game was won. That you know,
Speaker 1: we we the first game we scored with uh, you know,
Speaker 1: some time remaining on the clock, and you know, if
Speaker 1: maybe if you're operating your best self, you you score
Speaker 1: with no time left this pass game, had an opportunity
Speaker 1: to make it a two score game and didn't get
Speaker 1: it done. Both games, the defense came through, and you know,
Speaker 1: you're you're trying to have each phase not be completely
Speaker 1: dependent on each other while being while depending on each other,
Speaker 1: if that makes sense. So there I don't see or
Speaker 1: forecast you know the listen, we we we have some
Speaker 1: residual scars from last season that that you kind of
Speaker 1: make last season purposeful by you know, it was the
Speaker 1: first time that a lot of guys had felt some
Speaker 1: some sort of positive hype. And whether it's correlation or causation, Uh,
Speaker 1: the league humbled them. I think, I think and us
Speaker 1: and I think that's very still alive and awake in
Speaker 1: our minds. So it's I mean, so early in the
Speaker 1: season again, two wins and two games is you know whatever,
Speaker 1: If you're our goals are are much much bigger than that,
Speaker 1: and that takes continued growth, which will start this week
Speaker 1: building on the last.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take our last break right there
Speaker 2: and come back on the other side and do the
Speaker 2: defensive notes. On the Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 2: brought to you by Auto Nation, really need to work
Speaker 2: on cutting these podcasts down a little bit. This was
Speaker 2: too long, but here we go anyway. Defensive notes when
Speaker 2: the Dolphins win in New England, the David Long sack
Speaker 2: on the opening drive was just one where Fangio cooked
Speaker 2: up a pressure that confused the protection. The tackle fanned
Speaker 2: out to block Chubb with the nine technique, then the
Speaker 2: guard center combination clamped inside on Seiler and Long had
Speaker 2: a free run through the b gap. I love the
Speaker 2: way the Dolphins are creating pressure. Eight point four percent
Speaker 2: blitz rate fourteen point nine percent pressure rate is a
Speaker 2: really good average to have. How about Bradley Chubb, who
Speaker 2: was very violent with his hands in this game. It
Speaker 2: got him free against both the run and passed a
Speaker 2: couple of time, and his quickness on that inside crossover
Speaker 2: step gives tackles a lot to think about in terms
Speaker 2: of two way goes. He had a sack that changed
Speaker 2: the complexion of that final drive to get them way
Speaker 2: behind the sticks, gets a one on one, goes to
Speaker 2: the hump move to discard the left tackle, and finishes
Speaker 2: with a strong sack on mac Jones. I thought Christian
Speaker 2: Wilkins was excellent. The run defense was just better in
Speaker 2: every single way, thought the alignment looked better. Thought the
Speaker 2: stackbackers played much better long and Baker had good games.
Speaker 2: Sealer did his thing, and then Wilkins. Seems like every
Speaker 2: game with Wilkins, he finds it on a certain rep
Speaker 2: and then just goes on a tear from there. He
Speaker 2: had a swim move of his own working where he
Speaker 2: plays under a guy, pops the chest, play underneath, and
Speaker 2: then controls the rep with low pad level and strong hands,
Speaker 2: wins inside to get penetration to move back to move
Speaker 2: right into the back. Classic Wilkins game here also used
Speaker 2: those strong hands to get into the B gap and
Speaker 2: then cornered for his sack on Mac Jones. Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and hear from Christian Wilkins on the run defense's
Speaker 2: adjustment this week compared to Week one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it was a little bit of both.
Speaker 3: We definitely, you know, Zach kind of hit us with
Speaker 3: some with some the D line with some real before
Speaker 3: the game. I'm gonna say what he said, but you
Speaker 3: know it was, you know, message received, So you know,
Speaker 3: just kind of had that in our minds and just
Speaker 3: like you know, we knew we had to play better.
Speaker 3: Week one was in us as far as the run
Speaker 3: defense and our standard and what it's been around here.
Speaker 3: So it was good to definitely improve against a really
Speaker 3: good running team. You know. Uh, you know, everybody knows
Speaker 3: the Patriots like to run the ball. They like to
Speaker 3: you know, regardless of what's going on. They're a physical,
Speaker 3: you know, style of you know, style of team. Uh.
Speaker 3: So we were able to just do some solid things there,
Speaker 3: which was good and just good to see the defense
Speaker 3: improve overall going into Week two.
Speaker 2: Also mentioned David Long. The instincts were more in line
Speaker 2: with what we saw on tape from the Tennessee Titans
Speaker 2: tape that he had the last four years. He was
Speaker 2: fitting before the offensive line could climb when they would
Speaker 2: motion wide. He was keep his eyes in the backfield
Speaker 2: and react to the run and then go get the football.
Speaker 2: I thought Deshaun Elliott's speed was on display. He was
Speaker 2: frequently capping passes down the field and in good shape
Speaker 2: to force the Patriots into the short game. Javon Holland
Speaker 2: too big difference making plays, shooting a gap on third
Speaker 2: and one for a tackle for loss that got the
Speaker 2: Dolphins defense off the field. Then that coverage snap on
Speaker 2: Kendrick Bourne, the Patriots best receiver similar to x On Parker.
Speaker 2: Just pinn and run him out of bounds, take care
Speaker 2: of it. And then three players who I thought had
Speaker 2: a very workman light game and just produced in a
Speaker 2: big way for the Dolphins, but don't really get a
Speaker 2: lot of the shine here, not highlight plays. Raykwon Davis
Speaker 2: held his ground in the running game all night long.
Speaker 2: Very good game for Rakwon. Sealer continues to win with
Speaker 2: that swim and rip combination a few times a game,
Speaker 2: did it in this one. And then cater Co who
Speaker 2: just goes about his business man, What a hell of
Speaker 2: a player he is. Pressures from PFF Chubb had six,
Speaker 2: Gink had five, Wilkins and Long both had three, Sealer
Speaker 2: had two. For your run stops co who, Sealer, Chubb,
Speaker 2: and Gink all had three. Great knights from those guys Holland, Wilkins, Davis, Long,
Speaker 2: and Baker all had two. Apiece x was targeted nine times,
Speaker 2: six catches on fifty one coverage snaps for just forty
Speaker 2: six yards and a pick. That's a great night for
Speaker 2: xaviing Howard co who forty nine coverage snaps just thirteen
Speaker 2: yards allowed. Great player Man, great great player, Eli Apple
Speaker 2: was the kind of rabbit hat forty six snaps seventy
Speaker 2: six yards going against Eli Apple snap counts saw the
Speaker 2: offensive line go wire to wire. Dermam Smith played all
Speaker 2: but two snaps in the game. Two played every snap. Obviously,
Speaker 2: Tyreek a uptick in workload. Fifty four snaps was eighty
Speaker 2: six percent of the workload. Waddald got seventy three percent,
Speaker 2: the same as Raheem Moster, So Raheem right along with
Speaker 2: that seventy five percent workload. Alec up this week thirty
Speaker 2: eight snaps was sixty percent, and we saw a downtick
Speaker 2: because we saw plenty of two back personnel, lots of
Speaker 2: twelve personnel, lots of you know, Durham Smith out there
Speaker 2: in the game. So Barrios just thirty three percent. Creak
Speaker 2: Craft just twenty nine percent of the snaps in this game.
Speaker 2: Then Asukama played ten snaps and Devon h Chan got
Speaker 2: there for six snaps as well. On defense, Elliott Holland,
Speaker 2: Baker Coohu and x all played the entire game. Apple
Speaker 2: just missed four snaps in the game, and then Chubb
Speaker 2: and Van ginkle Man sixty seven and sixty five snaps respectively.
Speaker 2: Tip of the cap for their conditioning. David long Way
Speaker 2: more work this week, sixty two snaps, Wilkins a little
Speaker 2: bit of a downtick. He and Steiler played fifty two
Speaker 2: of the snaps that has more to do with the
Speaker 2: Dolphins structured defensively. Rakwe got thirty seven snaps and then
Speaker 2: Ogba just sixteen, a big reduction for him so far
Speaker 2: here through two games for the Miami Dolphins defense. So
Speaker 2: there you go. That's the podcast. No scan the social
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