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Speaker 1: From the Baptist Health Studio that's inside the Baptist Help
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Speaker 2: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield. Here's got my advand's
Speaker 2: in the playoffs?
Speaker 1: What is up Dolphins? And welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. And on today's show,
Speaker 1: it's all twenty two review day from a big Dolphins victory.
Speaker 2: Will break down all the good things that happened, all
Speaker 2: the bad things.
Speaker 1: We'll talk scheme, we'll talk quarterback, we'll talk about a
Speaker 1: bad offensive line performance, and a whole heck of a
Speaker 1: lot more. From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist
Speaker 1: Health Training Complex.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 1: The Draft Time Podcast Maggie Daffy Week ten at the LA.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and kick it off with some offensive
Speaker 1: notes and first off, just some straight up phenomenal work
Speaker 1: on the Malik Washington touchdown to sell the devon a
Speaker 1: chan give on what looks exactly like a counter run
Speaker 1: that we hit from time to time, where it's basically
Speaker 1: g y power guard and tight end power where they
Speaker 1: pull across the formation against the flow of action. That's
Speaker 1: your power action and they sold that and you get
Speaker 1: a cut off block off the edge from durham Smyth
Speaker 1: and I think you know Liam Polls and that Garners
Speaker 1: a little bit of attention on the play side force defender,
Speaker 1: which is the furthest defender out wide, and that causes
Speaker 1: this player, which is Byron Young, to clamp inside to
Speaker 1: essentially give you your zone read when the quarterback keeps
Speaker 1: the ball like he clamped and crashed the edge as
Speaker 1: the outside defender.
Speaker 2: So the quarterback keeps it and goes out wide and he.
Speaker 1: Had to get that with and he also eschues engaging
Speaker 1: Aaron Brewer, which allows him to get to the edge
Speaker 1: and hit the critical block to spring the leak for
Speaker 1: that touchdown run. On top of all of that, I
Speaker 1: love Love, Love Love Love two was ballfake because not
Speaker 1: many quarterbacks do this, and you'll see on play action
Speaker 1: like Aaron Rodgers is one that comes to mind. And
Speaker 1: I'm not going to to dog Rogers because he's got
Speaker 1: I think he's really good at ball fakes.
Speaker 2: But he will extend the.
Speaker 1: Arm out like his right arm out without the football
Speaker 1: and keep the ball in his left hand tucked in,
Speaker 1: and that if you can you can't really disguise the
Speaker 1: fact that you're not giving the ball off in those situations.
Speaker 1: Tua puts it out with the same hand and pulls
Speaker 1: it back in and then flips it back to the outside,
Speaker 1: and that sells the fake action. It's great design, it's
Speaker 1: great execution, and congrats on a memory you'll have for
Speaker 1: the rest of your life. In Lake Washington, first career touchdown.
Speaker 1: Quick note, I think you learn a lot about a
Speaker 1: team with how they celebrate their teammates. If you have
Speaker 1: a chance, go watch the reaction after Malik's touchdown run
Speaker 1: and after John whu Smith's big catch and run.
Speaker 2: In the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: Is the third or fourth quarter of the game, The
Speaker 1: reactions afterwards to me say a lot about this team.
Speaker 1: It is nice to get a win in a game
Speaker 1: where I think you were sort of taught something. And
Speaker 1: what I think we were taught here is that good
Speaker 1: power players on defense can cause disruption in terms of
Speaker 1: our timing in the pocket. And while I thought the
Speaker 1: recovery efforts from the guard position after a rough night
Speaker 1: for both Lea Mikeenberg and Rob Jones was good after
Speaker 1: their initial losses, and the quarterback did a good job
Speaker 1: moving around those pressures to find to find vacancies in
Speaker 1: the pocket on most of the plays. But man, the
Speaker 1: rams just pin their ears back and play through our
Speaker 1: chest a little bit too frequently for my money, and
Speaker 1: you saw it on the running plays too. Oftentimes we
Speaker 1: will like swim a guy and just leave him at
Speaker 1: that first level and trusting that they will take themselves
Speaker 1: out of the play with some indecision, because if you
Speaker 1: don't get on your horse in one direction, you can
Speaker 1: typically get left behind the play as it were, And
Speaker 1: that did happen a few times, but others it did not.
Speaker 1: And if those guys can one gap and get up feeld,
Speaker 1: that can cause issues with your slow developing outside runs
Speaker 1: because if those backs have to to bubble, or if
Speaker 1: the lead blockers have to bubble and go towards their
Speaker 1: own goal line, it slows the entire play down. And
Speaker 1: those extra two steps of pursuit is the difference between
Speaker 1: popping it, you know, out the gate and getting downhill
Speaker 1: flow for a TfL.
Speaker 2: So I thought that caused issues.
Speaker 1: But if they do that the defense, that's going to
Speaker 1: open some vacancies, right. So I'm glad it's on tape
Speaker 1: now and I'm excited to see what McDaniel, Frank Smith
Speaker 1: and the entire offensive staff can cook up to combat
Speaker 1: those looks. And speaking of that man, we play this
Speaker 1: style of offense all year, or we can, I should say,
Speaker 1: the rest of the year. Teams are refusing to let
Speaker 1: Waddle and Reak get their one on one opportunities. Like
Speaker 1: it's sort of crazy the lengths they're going to to
Speaker 1: keep the roof on the defense. Maybe it's not that
Speaker 1: crazy because we saw this offense.
Speaker 2: Break records last year.
Speaker 1: Like we ran this concept where Odell runs a spot
Speaker 1: route and the spot is typically just like go over
Speaker 1: the front of the football and check up and we'll
Speaker 1: try to throw a five yard hookup whatever it is.
Speaker 1: And Moleikue runs the rail, which is the it's like
Speaker 1: a wheel, but there's no fake action. It just get
Speaker 1: to the perimeter and get vertical. And then John new
Speaker 1: Smith is the escort on the eight chan swing, so
Speaker 1: you basically have like three receivers within a fifteen yard radius,
Speaker 1: which I don't love that, but Waddle is the backside
Speaker 1: X and they don't only play press trail technique underneath,
Speaker 1: they also have a half field safety who sprints with
Speaker 1: all of his Gumpshin and Gusto to get over the
Speaker 1: top because they're so terrified of the deep ball. For
Speaker 1: the Miami Dolphins, just keep polishing this stuff and it's
Speaker 1: a great way to support your defense and win a
Speaker 1: ton of games, especially this time of year when the
Speaker 1: weather gets bad in the road games and you have
Speaker 1: to go on the road in November and December and
Speaker 1: play a little bit more complimentary football, and you can
Speaker 1: help your defense out by playing this style of football,
Speaker 1: and it might not be the flashy forty two to
Speaker 1: fourteen wins we came to love last year. And take
Speaker 1: it from me, nobody wants that more than I do.
Speaker 1: But this is a RepA heatable formula against better teams
Speaker 1: down the stretch. And it's why, like I mentioned on
Speaker 1: the postgame show, like I do want to get that
Speaker 1: seven seed and go to Buffalo because I think we
Speaker 1: have I think by that time we would have the
Speaker 1: best version of ourselves in this Dolphins and Bills one
Speaker 1: sided rivalry. Like I want to take that show on
Speaker 1: the road and see what we got because we got
Speaker 1: it last week and it looked pretty damn good. Just
Speaker 1: one more stopway from winning that football game. So that's
Speaker 1: why you really want to see this team continue to
Speaker 1: stack wins and get hot and go on to run
Speaker 1: here and and you can dictate that usage with well
Speaker 1: your usage, because Tyreek didn't play more than eighty percent
Speaker 1: of the snaps in any game this year through the
Speaker 1: first five games the Patriots game coming off the bye week,
Speaker 1: and it's the same for Wattle, by the way, it's
Speaker 1: been ninety percent, eighty eight percent, ninety seven and then
Speaker 1: eighty seven percent. And it's the same for Wattle, never
Speaker 1: under eighty percent, which he was never over eighty percent
Speaker 1: before the Colts game, and after that eighty six, eighty six,
Speaker 1: eighty five, eighty eight. They're playing these guys a lot more.
Speaker 1: And I asked which McDaniel about at the press conference today.
Speaker 1: I'll go ahead and just let you guys find that
Speaker 1: audio on your own about the usage for Wreak and
Speaker 1: Waddle to increase their playing time and maybe how you
Speaker 1: you know, better economize their efforts that way. But I
Speaker 1: just I think that that's a very portable type of
Speaker 1: offensive attack this team can go to. And gosh, I
Speaker 1: just wish we had one more damn win, dude, If
Speaker 1: we had one more game to play with, I would
Speaker 1: rubber stamp a guarantee into the playoffs right now. But
Speaker 1: they're gonna have to They're gonna have to go out
Speaker 1: and get games against tough teams on the road to
Speaker 1: or Well, I guess Packers and Texans, But I digress.
Speaker 1: Let's go bad and go ahead and make that for
Speaker 1: a future podcast and continue today. I think that we
Speaker 1: also learn just how valuable Alec Ingold is. It was
Speaker 1: the first game of the McDaniel era without Alec and
Speaker 1: they they averaged three yards per carry in the ground
Speaker 1: and there was a lot of miss blocks from that position.
Speaker 1: They did get to some of the same concepts you'd
Speaker 1: run with him, but it was like Tanner Connor, which
Speaker 1: he had one go block in his limited time, and
Speaker 1: Durham Smith who continues to you know, overrun blocks and
Speaker 1: miss Keith Key's tough in space and Julian Hill in space.
Speaker 1: That's where his whiffs come from too. He's better when
Speaker 1: he's just an in line. Why But they took turns
Speaker 1: missing those positions and I think we were not at
Speaker 1: our fullest at that position. That is the key position
Speaker 1: for a core concept or a core package of our offense.
Speaker 1: One issue we had up front and I talked about
Speaker 1: all the games they run in the preview episode of
Speaker 1: the podcast and how our communication had to be top
Speaker 1: notch to deal with that. I don't think it was
Speaker 1: in terms of picking up games, and the issues to
Speaker 1: me were off the right side, which tracks with the
Speaker 1: absence of Austin Jackson and you saw it with the
Speaker 1: Rams too.
Speaker 2: It is tough.
Speaker 1: It is so tough, especially in this offense, to play
Speaker 1: connected when you have lineup changes the week of the game.
Speaker 1: And I would point to that as the reason the
Speaker 1: Dolphins offense got so disjointed down the stretch. On top
Speaker 1: of not having Reek or Waddle in any of those
Speaker 1: games and not having depth a receiver, and you didn't
Speaker 1: have your tie to end option and a Chan wasn't
Speaker 1: up to speed in the passing game of the way
Speaker 1: he is now. Like, there were several issues, but I
Speaker 1: think that the constant change last year with all the
Speaker 1: injuries to Connor and Rob Hunt and Austin had to
Speaker 1: miss some time, and your left guard position was a
Speaker 1: revolving door and Tiest that wasn't out of the line
Speaker 1: like that's to me, that was the biggest issue for
Speaker 1: the offense because that is a major factor in how
Speaker 1: this thing runs and why they were so content or
Speaker 1: not content. I shouldn't say that, but so gung ho
Speaker 1: about going status quo on the offensive line this offseason
Speaker 1: and focus on that chemistry and continuity. And additionally, again
Speaker 1: credit to the Rams for this too, because they forced this.
Speaker 1: But when they would run those games, the pick man
Speaker 1: would just turn into a Tasmanian devil of sorts and
Speaker 1: just relentlessly push the stack. And that's where two of
Speaker 1: their sacks came from, including the strip sack on Tua.
Speaker 1: It almost had this sense of this rush is over,
Speaker 1: I'll just go ahead and get content here and you know,
Speaker 1: will Patty cake away to the rest of the rep
Speaker 1: and they would just keep working and they would break
Speaker 1: through and beat us on those reps. I thought one
Speaker 1: of our best play designs of the night was the
Speaker 1: thirty three yard catch and run by John new Smith.
Speaker 1: Just like on his pick you know that the linebacker
Speaker 1: that was kind of a freaking pain in our backside,
Speaker 1: Christian rose Boom.
Speaker 2: He immediately pivots.
Speaker 1: To the front side to wall off the crossers like
Speaker 1: he did a couple times in this game, but rather
Speaker 1: than a crossing route, Julian Hill runs this vertical scene
Speaker 1: that displaces him from the three position, which is of
Speaker 1: course the furthest inside slot, and that removes the middle
Speaker 1: of the field. And then John Whu is the two
Speaker 1: and that gives him a free inside release against a
Speaker 1: far less athletic linebacker and he wins that no issue.
Speaker 1: And then as Jimmy's and Joe's at that point, as
Speaker 1: John new rumbles for thirty more yards bowling over tacklers.
Speaker 1: But you created that space with design to a maximize
Speaker 1: it by being on time. And then John Hu made
Speaker 1: a big play that fulfills this rhyme. After that play,
Speaker 1: watch the way the players react to the day I'm done.
Speaker 1: I'm done, but it tells you a lot because those
Speaker 1: guys were fired up after the fact.
Speaker 2: A negative I'm probably forever good.
Speaker 1: On the motion to the stagnant now screen where HN's
Speaker 1: in sidecar shotgun and then motions out wide and to it,
Speaker 1: catches a snap and stands up and throws it to him.
Speaker 1: It never seems to work, and it seems like it's
Speaker 1: all replacement for the second and long run, which is
Speaker 1: the worst play in football. Don't run the ball on
Speaker 1: second and ten it's not a good thing. Also, we
Speaker 1: threw a spot route to Julian Hill where all five
Speaker 1: eligibles ran spots and came back to the quarterback and
Speaker 1: we're stagnant. Since when, Since when do we do that?
Speaker 1: I hate that play. One more thought, if we had,
Speaker 1: like I don't know, a Darnel Washington, a guy that
Speaker 1: I was infatuated with a couple years ago in the draft,
Speaker 1: maybe one of those Conference USA tight ends that Crabs
Speaker 1: is up watching at two o'clock in the morning after
Speaker 1: Dolphins losses just to make him feel something. Go back
Speaker 1: to the five finger pors Crabs.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. To me, that's one.
Speaker 1: Area that I think the Dolphins can go after this
Speaker 1: offseason that can really unlock another level of this offense
Speaker 1: from the current makeup.
Speaker 2: How about the quarterback position?
Speaker 1: Well, first off, how about the freaking third down creativity,
Speaker 1: play extension, attacking the line of scrimmage with a purpose man.
Speaker 1: In the last few weeks, he's really shown us added
Speaker 1: elements to his game. And we'll get to the stuff
Speaker 1: that I think he needs to clean up. But that
Speaker 1: first third down of the game, it's a four man
Speaker 1: rush against you know, five and Perten and the offense
Speaker 1: have two in for a chip release responsibility, so it's
Speaker 1: a three man route concept and they're trying to give
Speaker 1: him a clean pocket to take a shot on this play,
Speaker 1: and we get an inter immediate loss with Rob Jones
Speaker 1: and nothing is available. So then then there's a game
Speaker 1: off the offense's right side that springs another leak. Because
Speaker 1: I talked about in the pregame Liam and Lamb, it's
Speaker 1: not as connected as Liam and Austin because they haven't
Speaker 1: played together. And there's a leak there on a looper
Speaker 1: two steps up out of the pressure, evades another tackler
Speaker 1: and has his eyes downfield to see Wattle all alone.
Speaker 1: After the Rams have a three deep coverage that busts
Speaker 1: because two guys run with Reek and nobody runs with Wattle,
Speaker 1: which if it's in rhythm might be a touchdown play,
Speaker 1: but two of finds him for thirty six yards. An
Speaker 1: explosive play creating off script. You'll love to see it.
Speaker 1: And I think I have a new nuanced thing to
Speaker 1: point out into his game, and it relates to his
Speaker 1: ability to feel the rush. I think it's really improving.
Speaker 1: We saw him wheel and deal and create, but that
Speaker 1: first third down conversion to Raheem, not the third nineteen,
Speaker 1: the third and six play, you'll see him working his progressions.
Speaker 1: As he works the backside, he sees the rusher gaining
Speaker 1: leverage on Kendall Lamb like he's about to beat him,
Speaker 1: and then you quickly see everything mechanically align to the
Speaker 1: next man in the progression like he sensed it, he
Speaker 1: felt it, and the physical action got there. It was
Speaker 1: all sped up to account for the ticking clock that
Speaker 1: he was under with Kendall Lamb being beat on that play,
Speaker 1: he finds his man moves the chains, and I think
Speaker 1: that's part of the root issue on some of those turnovers.
Speaker 1: And really that pick that you know, it's a pick
Speaker 1: that he's thrown a lot in his career. Not a lot,
Speaker 1: but more frequently than other picks he's thrown. Sometimes you'll
Speaker 1: get it wrong where he's convicted and trust his vision
Speaker 1: and they make the play. But like, trust me, this
Speaker 1: is a good thing to have. It's a necessity of
Speaker 1: play quarterback at this level. You know, be damned all
Speaker 1: the negative plays that come with that. No matter what
Speaker 1: kind of physical traits you have, you have to play
Speaker 1: with that rhythm and being on schedule the way Tua
Speaker 1: is now. I thought Tua made one of his best
Speaker 1: plays of the night prior to a string of not
Speaker 1: so good ones, and I lotted it on the recap show,
Speaker 1: so no need to really go in depth on that.
Speaker 1: But the flag route that waddle dropped and blamed the
Speaker 1: line of site or whatever, such a good job of
Speaker 1: opening that window with his body language. As the cloud
Speaker 1: corner drives on the Tyreek curl route and doesn't sink
Speaker 1: until the ball's already passed him because Tua held him
Speaker 1: there with his action. Would have been a first down
Speaker 1: in the red zone up by a touchdown, but instead
Speaker 1: it's field goal time. Let's go through the stretch of
Speaker 1: second quarter plays here after a quick break though first
Speaker 1: break here on the All twenty two review of the
Speaker 1: Rams game Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 1: to you by AutoNation. So it started really good for
Speaker 1: the quarterback and then it got wonky for about three series.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and go through that stretch of plays here,
Speaker 1: starting with the interception. And I can't tell you exactly
Speaker 1: what Tua sees, but that freaking linebacker Rose Boom pivots
Speaker 1: to wall off the front side crosser, and I imagine
Speaker 1: that's what Two was throwing it off of is his leverage.
Speaker 1: Because his back is turned to the route, he can't
Speaker 1: get back in front of that. But once he gets
Speaker 1: to his spot in the hook almost simultaneously with Tua's action,
Speaker 1: and there's a drag route underneath from Tyreek that I
Speaker 1: think also brings his eyes back into the equation. That
Speaker 1: turns it into a room service interception because once he
Speaker 1: locates that ball coming back to him, he's in great
Speaker 1: position to make that play, and it's if he doesn't
Speaker 1: pivot back. It is literally Jalen Waddle on a sprint
Speaker 1: against two safeties who have thirty yards between them. It's
Speaker 1: a touchdown if we hit it, but it's not so.
Speaker 1: I would guess that Tua saw an explosive and tried
Speaker 1: to beat rose Boom with anticipation, but he was ready
Speaker 1: for it and made the play, and in fact, watching
Speaker 1: it more, I think if Tua was able to stay
Speaker 1: in the pocket, it could have helped keep rose Boom
Speaker 1: focused on that front side.
Speaker 2: But as he rolls, you see.
Speaker 1: That rose Boom knows well if he's rolling left, the
Speaker 1: throwback to the right is harder and a cardinal sin,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna go with him, and he just happens
Speaker 1: to fall back into the hook zone right at the
Speaker 1: same time as Tua, So it happens. Not a great play,
Speaker 1: but it happens on the fumble. It's totally blanketed on
Speaker 1: third and long and the pass pro is breaking down
Speaker 1: all over the place, So I have no issue with
Speaker 1: anything happening or anything that happens until the fumble. Just
Speaker 1: have to have better ball security there, but no one
Speaker 1: knows that more than Tua. But man, so much of
Speaker 1: this position comes down to trust. Do you trust your
Speaker 1: eligibles to be where they're supposed to be and can
Speaker 1: you be poisoned the pocket provided you trust your protection
Speaker 1: in front of you. On this play, he trusted the
Speaker 1: pick stunt would not break through from that stagnant position,
Speaker 1: and he should have because it should not. But some
Speaker 1: losses are worse than others, and this loss by Rob
Speaker 1: Jones as bad as it gets to a trust that
Speaker 1: block will be will help, we'll hold up. It does not,
Speaker 1: and he was wrong to trust it. And then he
Speaker 1: goes to move and Verse pokes it out. So just
Speaker 1: a bad play all around, but mostly I would go
Speaker 1: on the offensive line for that one for Rob Jones,
Speaker 1: a left guard. The sack on the next drive is similar.
Speaker 1: I just don't understand the idea of pulling back up
Speaker 1: into the rush opposed to moving left where you had space.
Speaker 1: And I would chalk that up as one of those
Speaker 1: plays that he could have given up on much earlier.
Speaker 1: Kind of the next evolution to his game for me.
Speaker 1: But then the second half was very, very, very good.
Speaker 1: So I mentioned ball fakes earlier. Watch the corner route,
Speaker 1: the corner on Tyreek on the touchdown catch. He crashes
Speaker 1: so hard on the fake run action, and you know
Speaker 1: why it's possible. Another intricacy of to his game is
Speaker 1: they can make him hand off like a right handed
Speaker 1: quarterback or fake that because he has the footwork and
Speaker 1: mechanical proficiency to pivot one hundred and eighty degrees back
Speaker 1: into a threatening position and put the ball on the money.
Speaker 1: He's one of the best in the world at doing that,
Speaker 1: and it gives him six on this play. Rose Boom
Speaker 1: almost gets him again in the fourth quarter, And this
Speaker 1: one was a bit of a trend where we keep
Speaker 1: on kept on missing and opening. But that's what defenses
Speaker 1: get paid to do right. He tries to throw the
Speaker 1: rail to Malik, but Waddle runs this deep curl and
Speaker 1: he was all alone if we just could have found
Speaker 1: him there. But then also watching the playback, the pressure
Speaker 1: starts to come through and you can see to him
Speaker 1: make the quick decision to get out of it, and
Speaker 1: it protects him.
Speaker 2: And we can't have it both ways. So if that
Speaker 2: keeps you healthy, so be it.
Speaker 1: Like if it cost us two plays in a game
Speaker 1: and we gonna have our quarterback all year and win
Speaker 1: a bunch of games as a result, I'll always take that. Now,
Speaker 1: the next play, his bad sack, he had options, just
Speaker 1: didn't see them. Now they did have a green dog,
Speaker 1: and my guess would be that that's what got him.
Speaker 1: And a green dog is where you basically you key
Speaker 1: the running back or the tight end, and if he
Speaker 1: stays in pass protection.
Speaker 2: You go. You rush.
Speaker 1: If he goes from the route you cover. But obviously
Speaker 1: only two A knows that answer. But let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and talk about the season saving play.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 1: Man Like third nineteen at midfield, up by eight, I
Speaker 1: think that offense getting the football back after a massive
Speaker 1: couple of negative plays. I think they would go down
Speaker 1: and find points out of that, but you know, maybe
Speaker 1: not either way.
Speaker 2: What a play.
Speaker 1: So we get the rams showing five and five come
Speaker 1: with two man on the back end and three on
Speaker 1: the front end. There's a communication breakdown with Raheem and
Speaker 1: Kendall as they both squeeze the inside and then they
Speaker 1: both turn outside and it winds up turning both guys free.
Speaker 1: Not ideal, but then tu Us spins and just resets
Speaker 1: the entire play. It's gonna be a one and a
Speaker 1: half second sack end of the play, end of the drive,
Speaker 1: and the tight coverage wasn't you know? It wasn't relevant anyway,
Speaker 1: because before he gets out and the Rushlands get out
Speaker 1: of whack, they lose track of Raheem moster because he
Speaker 1: was scam protecting and chip releasing. And what a brilliant
Speaker 1: job by Raheem, just to just watch the way it
Speaker 1: plays out when you go back to watch it. He
Speaker 1: follows to a wide and then sees the space and
Speaker 1: gets upfield and Tua throws this perfect ball and Raheem
Speaker 1: hits it with conviction. It's the beauty of man coverage
Speaker 1: and why I think this development into his creativity can
Speaker 1: be such a big deal. If you play two man
Speaker 1: and gets out of that, you get out of that danger.
Speaker 1: There's nothing there for the quarterback or the checkdown. And
Speaker 1: in this case, we found a four to four guy
Speaker 1: for twenty five yards on third nineteen one to play
Speaker 1: by two veterans on that clip. Then the next drive,
Speaker 1: third and six, they went with four man rush and
Speaker 1: Twas senses it and buys some time. And the best
Speaker 1: part is is that Verse beats to Ron Armstead inside
Speaker 1: and Tua knows that there's nobody else wide of him,
Speaker 1: so with that extra time and he bides it and
Speaker 1: Beckham runs the return route and Tua cuts it loose
Speaker 1: with obj not even looking back to the football.
Speaker 2: He does get his head back.
Speaker 1: They hook up and it's a massive first down and
Speaker 1: then he puts the bow on it with a turn
Speaker 1: key hole beater to Malik Washington for seventeen yards.
Speaker 2: That puts us into field goal range.
Speaker 1: And the best part he's playing off that damn rose
Speaker 1: boom again in the hook curl flat area. He's been
Speaker 1: there all night, but Tua has a little subtle shoulder
Speaker 1: roll to the flat and you can see him just
Speaker 1: take one more step of width, which creates that little
Speaker 1: window that Tua hits. Elite quarterback play there put the
Speaker 1: game away. Certainly not his best, but plenty good enough.
Speaker 1: Really three plays that if he erases, it's close to
Speaker 1: an a film. But like you can't miss three essays
Speaker 1: and call it an a paper, So like you know,
Speaker 1: they're impactful plays, individual standouts. I thought across the board,
Speaker 1: offense and defense, there was an urgency, a temperament if
Speaker 1: you will, and it started right away. Go watch Wattle's
Speaker 1: thirty six yard play to open the game. Aside from
Speaker 1: doing a great job to come back to the ball,
Speaker 1: when Tua broke his rhythm, he drops his shoulder and
Speaker 1: runs through a tackler for five more yards. And this
Speaker 1: was consistent on either side of the ball all night long.
Speaker 1: Now Jalen got to catch that ball in third down.
Speaker 1: Man can't have that drop. Receivers blocking across the board,
Speaker 1: just major respect what these guys do. Wee can waddle
Speaker 1: every single week now maleik as well, River Craycraft back
Speaker 1: with that big block on the leak touchdown run. It's
Speaker 1: just fun to watch these guys strain on these plays.
Speaker 1: Raheem Moster Lowes repcount as a dolphin in a game
Speaker 1: that he finished, but man, he made two huge plays.
Speaker 1: That slip tackle on the first third down reception was
Speaker 1: very impressive change of direction in a flash, and then
Speaker 1: of course the big play with the awareness on third nineteen.
Speaker 2: How dependable is ma Leak?
Speaker 1: Washington excellent blocker, gives you a return man's skill set
Speaker 1: with the ball in his hands as a ball carrier,
Speaker 1: clutch catch in a pivotal moment. He's getting better every
Speaker 1: single week. Tyreek. I know it was just three for sixteen,
Speaker 1: but he blocked his butt off once again, and quite frankly,
Speaker 1: I think he had two touchdowns that we missed. One
Speaker 1: was a post against split safety on eight Chan's third
Speaker 1: down conversion on the Texas route that two have found
Speaker 1: him with. He is screaming down the middle of the
Speaker 1: field for a big touchdown, but the ball's already out
Speaker 1: for a big game to eight Chan and the league
Speaker 1: game changing or game clinching play. He was running the
Speaker 1: deep over behind that half field safety who was jumping
Speaker 1: down on the Leak before he cut the ball loose.
Speaker 1: So he's still getting open, just not getting the opportunities
Speaker 1: like he normally does. Aaron Brewer copy and paste territory
Speaker 1: every game, same thing, dominant, cutting off one shade of
Speaker 1: the play side, staying square in space.
Speaker 2: In a sprint.
Speaker 1: You can set your watch to this, dude. Tron Armstead
Speaker 1: had a couple of misses, but on balance I thought
Speaker 1: had probably the second best night of the offensive line.
Speaker 1: They had to move Verse away from him to have
Speaker 1: an impact because he's seen those tricks. It was kind
Speaker 1: of funny to watch Versco speed to power on other
Speaker 1: guys and have success, and then against Testad just not
Speaker 1: effective against the veteran. I thought Lester Cotton was the
Speaker 1: next best film, but I didn't think it was great.
Speaker 2: It was fine.
Speaker 1: I do think he's developing a little bit into an asset,
Speaker 1: like maybe you know a swingman on the on the
Speaker 1: interior offensive line, which you get ready to get mad
Speaker 1: next offs He's in guys because it's gonna be the
Speaker 1: same thing, like they're gonna build continuity and they're gonna
Speaker 1: go cheap on the guard positions because that's how this
Speaker 1: offense operates, and it's it's proven that way this time
Speaker 1: again another year of proven that. But on the he
Speaker 1: got beat really bad on the third night, the play
Speaker 1: before the third and nineteen where he just stops his
Speaker 1: feet and gets beat on a secondary move individual misses
Speaker 1: John Smith that second drive, doesn't get his head around
Speaker 1: on the perfectly located Backsholer ball on the rail, not
Speaker 1: sure what he's doing there. Then the next play he
Speaker 1: runs a spot underneath route and the dig behind tree
Speaker 1: or by tyreek is right behind him and he's blanketed
Speaker 1: and John Wyo wheels back into the throwing like, dude,
Speaker 1: you could not go back there. Oj was hot about
Speaker 1: that in the game when it happened, and I'm watching
Speaker 1: it here like that could easily brought traffic into the
Speaker 1: area for an easy pick when you didn't have to
Speaker 1: do that. So that's not good. Really tough night for
Speaker 1: Rob Jones. He got flat footed on contact way too often,
Speaker 1: was bending at the waist and got out over his skis.
Speaker 1: I didn't think he played well with his accelerated growth
Speaker 1: in terms of attached and detached the first and second
Speaker 1: level that had been growing for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Now this is reverting back to early season Rob Jones,
Speaker 1: which could have cost him his job because my god,
Speaker 1: the pressures he allowed were it was a secondary mover.
Speaker 1: He just got completely dispatched like, can't have your feet
Speaker 1: go down on contact. Man, It's a case of many
Speaker 1: murders as it were. On the offensive line. I thought
Speaker 1: Liam was bad, but I will say this, his floor
Speaker 1: this year is so much higher, especially yet guard. I
Speaker 1: think Liam is a cheap, easy, no brain re signed
Speaker 1: this off. He's gonna be like a six or seventh
Speaker 1: interior offensive lineman. Give him the Rob Jones contract. Just
Speaker 1: make sure it's never at center and we Gucci. Rough
Speaker 1: night for him, but far from his worst. But gosh
Speaker 1: watching him try to display some of these three hundred
Speaker 1: pound guys who can win with the back door on
Speaker 1: outside zone as well. He got beat a lot on
Speaker 1: those plays. I thought Kendall Lamb really struggled in both phases.
Speaker 1: Had a play where he lost his lid and just
Speaker 1: took himself out of the play altogether and his guy
Speaker 1: made the play.
Speaker 2: Didn't love that.
Speaker 1: I thought he was right there with Rob in terms
Speaker 1: of pass protection issues, and quite frankly, I think it
Speaker 1: impacted two on how he trusted his pocket durham smyth.
Speaker 1: Every week I wonder what the hell's eighty one doing?
Speaker 1: Snap counts quarterback and three offensive linemen go the distance Brewer,
Speaker 1: Liam and Tistad Rob came in right at half at
Speaker 1: fifty five percent to Lester's forty five percent. Lamb missed
Speaker 1: two snaps. Patrick Paul fielded for him there at running
Speaker 1: back eight Chan seventy percent and then right and Raheem
Speaker 1: went seventeen and fifteen percent in favor of the rookie
Speaker 1: replacing Alec. Julian Hill played fifteen, Durham forty seven percent,
Speaker 1: John Neu forty three percent. I think that's kind of
Speaker 1: a bit of a caveat or a bit of an
Speaker 1: impact of not having Alec Tanner. Kannor gets two snaps
Speaker 1: and then Reek eighty seven percent, Wattle eighty nine percent.
Speaker 1: This has been a great change to get those guys
Speaker 1: in the field more. Moleague thirty four percent, Obj thirty
Speaker 1: two percent, and Credi Craft had four snaps last break
Speaker 1: right there, come back on the other side, talk about
Speaker 1: the defense, and then get out of here. Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 1: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation,
Speaker 1: and what a night it was for this Miami defense.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna tell you why in just a second.
Speaker 1: I am pretty fired up in the same way I
Speaker 1: was about the offense about the long jevity, the long
Speaker 1: term prospects for this defense based upon what I saw
Speaker 1: on this game tape and one drive in, and I
Speaker 1: love the game plan from Anthony Weaver, especially a third
Speaker 1: down play where he runs Tampa two, which nobody runs
Speaker 1: that anymore. It's basically too high coverage, split field safeties.
Speaker 2: And you run it.
Speaker 1: Used to be like Derek Brooks would do this or
Speaker 1: Brian Erlacker would run down the middle of the field
Speaker 1: and turn it into essentially a Cover three type of defense.
Speaker 1: The linebacker get in depth there and you can disguise
Speaker 1: it that way. And he did this with Elijah Campbell
Speaker 1: as the dimeback, mugged up as a rusher and then
Speaker 1: taking off down the seam, and you'll actually see Cooper
Speaker 1: cup put his arm up, the mailbox goes up like
Speaker 1: I'm open. But because of how long it took to
Speaker 1: get to that, because that's a tough play to it
Speaker 1: takes time for that to develop, Stafford had to check
Speaker 1: the ball down.
Speaker 2: So that was kind of the case all night long.
Speaker 1: The very next drive, we get Stafford double clutching again
Speaker 1: as he's trying to parse through a coverage where Cater
Speaker 1: wheels out and plays a deep half and cover two
Speaker 1: with Javon Holland buzzing down as the robber. And this
Speaker 1: was the case all night long, the way I was
Speaker 1: all fired up by this Dolphins offense playing the brand
Speaker 1: of football I thought they could the last few weeks.
Speaker 1: The same is true of the defense. And it stinks
Speaker 1: that Kendall full is gonna miss next week real quick,
Speaker 1: some housekeeping, So Austin Jackson's done for the year. He
Speaker 1: has to get surge. It's gonna cost him the rest
Speaker 1: of the season. That sucks. Kendall flour is gonna miss
Speaker 1: the next game as he is in concussion protocol, but
Speaker 1: you have to imagine he's back, if not by the
Speaker 1: Patriots game, by the Packers game when they really need him.
Speaker 1: And then the Dolphins also claimed Terrell Bernard the linebacker
Speaker 1: or sorry, sorry, sorry, not Trell Bard, Tyrel Dotson, the
Speaker 1: former Buffalo linebacker twelve Bernard's also a Buffalo linebacker. Tyrell
Speaker 1: Dotson will join this Dolphins roster here this week. So
Speaker 1: just looking at the defense, though, they were so connected
Speaker 1: on the back end, like on Anthony Walker's pick, you know,
Speaker 1: he mirrors the tight end aligned as the three to
Speaker 1: the field, and we know what that means, right, He's
Speaker 1: the closest to the line of scrimmage. He plays this
Speaker 1: trail technique underneath man coverage and then passes him off
Speaker 1: to the middle of the field safety, which was a
Speaker 1: post snap rotation. They showed too high. They pivot to
Speaker 1: single high. Then Walker gets his head back and here
Speaker 1: comes the football. When you play to your keys and
Speaker 1: you communicate that well, things like this can happen. Play
Speaker 1: to your keys, communicate and run to the football with
Speaker 1: maxim effort. You'll get big plays. And that's what happened
Speaker 1: all night long for the Dolphins and man the return
Speaker 1: of four, eight and ninety two. What a difference Cohu,
Speaker 1: Holland and Sealer all made the way four and eight
Speaker 1: can make us multiple on the back end. And I
Speaker 1: don't have to tell you what Sealer does upfront for
Speaker 1: the multiplicity of this defensive line. I mean, they were
Speaker 1: forced multipliers all game long. And if they can get
Speaker 1: to these these different packages where you essentially have five
Speaker 1: defensive backs that can basically do all the jobs, all
Speaker 1: the things, then shoot like it confused. Matt Stafford. He's
Speaker 1: thirty six years old, He's been playing quarterback in this
Speaker 1: league for sixteen years, and it confused him. That, my friends,
Speaker 1: is the sign of a good defensive coordinator. And I
Speaker 1: know a lot of folks thought we had that last year.
Speaker 1: But I'm looking at Buffalo, you know, forty eight twenty,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at Baltimore fifty six nineteen. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: what else, I guess case, well, case he just sucked
Speaker 1: last year on offense. I'm looking at the Kansas City,
Speaker 1: you know, playoff game where it was basically dropp passes
Speaker 1: mistakes in the red zone that prevents the getting like
Speaker 1: forty points in that game. Every time we've played elite quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: and this goes back to Josh Boyer, it's sure as
Speaker 1: hell goes back to Brian Flores. We get railroaded because
Speaker 1: we didn't have enough in terms of the post snap
Speaker 1: rotation and pre snap presentation to confuse those guys and
Speaker 1: force them to think more and make you know, bad
Speaker 1: decisions or just not be able to process what they
Speaker 1: are seeing. Weaver has done that time and time again
Speaker 1: this year, and in this one it beat Matt Stafford.
Speaker 1: That's what beat him. He was double clutching all night.
Speaker 1: He didn't trust what he saw. He didn't trust his protection,
Speaker 1: didn't trust his receivers, and the Dolphins punked him because
Speaker 1: they were so flexible and versatile on the back end.
Speaker 1: And you know what else works really well when you
Speaker 1: play so well connected on the back end that the
Speaker 1: only accessible throws they have, you know, regularly available are
Speaker 1: flats to the field. Number One, throwing the ball to
Speaker 1: the field takes longer because well, it's a further distance.
Speaker 1: And two, when you're throwing it into the flat, you
Speaker 1: have to rely on after the catch, and when you're
Speaker 1: making it, the furthest throw possible on the field. For
Speaker 1: that throw into these zone clouded corners who have this
Speaker 1: tenacity and urgency to come up and hit you, and
Speaker 1: they have their best tackling performance of the entire year.
Speaker 1: We played like our season was on the line, and gosh,
Speaker 1: that makes it fun to watch. And if you can
Speaker 1: do that for eight more games, I promise you you're
Speaker 1: gonna get to where you want to go. If they
Speaker 1: play like that, with that spirit and that energy, and
Speaker 1: then cut down some of the offensive mistakes, we're gonna
Speaker 1: be where we want to be in January May. It's
Speaker 1: not a home game, it's not gonna be a home game,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna be in the playoffs. Like that's I
Speaker 1: guarantee you. If you do that those things, you'll be
Speaker 1: where you want to be. Gosh, it was nice. They
Speaker 1: came from depth, they hit, they communicated tackling lanes like
Speaker 1: they said, like I got inside, you got Like it
Speaker 1: was just they didn't miss all night long. The Kalaias
Speaker 1: Campbell sack early on, they walk up six with almost
Speaker 1: a cover zero look and players playing middle of the
Speaker 1: field ten yards off and he could pivot into a
Speaker 1: walk down role. He winds up willing out to a
Speaker 1: half field responsibility where cater Coohu once again gets his
Speaker 1: depth and plays the other half field too high and
Speaker 1: then chop backs out of the of the rush scheme,
Speaker 1: and they overload the rams left side of their offensive
Speaker 1: line and completely back out of the right side. And
Speaker 1: it took away Stafford's hot throw because he wanted to
Speaker 1: go to the short flat or chop jump that passing lane.
Speaker 1: And then because of the protection slide they had, it
Speaker 1: puts Kalais Campbell against a stationary blocker on a loop
Speaker 1: where he runs full speed and takes him right back
Speaker 1: into the quarterback which he did that all night long,
Speaker 1: and like, have mercy because this is replicable, and after
Speaker 1: we've lost so many key rushers off the edge, it
Speaker 1: didn't matter. It just didn't matter because they had answers
Speaker 1: for how to get to those pressure looks, and it
Speaker 1: helps when you stop the run. Kyrin Williams is a
Speaker 1: very good running back, and they did a good enough
Speaker 1: job against him. Their biggest runs were like eight nine
Speaker 1: yard pops in like backed up situations like the end
Speaker 1: of the first half drive for a field goal, or
Speaker 1: those late drives towards the end, like go, sure, take
Speaker 1: your eight yard runs and milk twenty seconds off the
Speaker 1: clock when we have a two score lead.
Speaker 2: You're welcome to do that.
Speaker 1: So they put themselves in position to take a game,
Speaker 1: to take advantage, and they capitalize when those positions were
Speaker 1: there for them. Some individual standouts. I thought Jordan Brooks
Speaker 1: was the best player on the field in this game.
Speaker 1: His block deconstruction, the way he stayed parallel to the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage when he broke down after getting through
Speaker 1: that first wave of rams blockers. He was driving and
Speaker 1: wrapping on ball carriers, wasn't missing tackles. He was so
Speaker 1: critical against some of those Rams better executed double teams
Speaker 1: up front where he would play off of those and
Speaker 1: scrape and so tight they couldn't detach and climb and
Speaker 1: attached to him. Critical, critical performance and a big win
Speaker 1: for Jordan Brooks. And man watching that near interception back
Speaker 1: again where the ball got deflected him. If that ball's
Speaker 1: not tipped, I think he makes a play on because
Speaker 1: he was driving on the throw before it came out.
Speaker 1: What a night for Jordan Brooks, What a night for
Speaker 1: Anthony Walker. It's going to be everybody here, just fyi.
Speaker 1: He played tight to those blocks as well, the scrape
Speaker 1: linebacker role. I thought the pick was great recognition and communication.
Speaker 1: Then the Rams missed an open third and short play
Speaker 1: on their first field goal drive because a Walk mugs
Speaker 1: up on the A gap and unleashes this for Row
Speaker 1: just pick stump where he shot out of a cannon
Speaker 1: chop Robinson, dare I say cam wake style and he
Speaker 1: slants into the center, knocks him out of the play
Speaker 1: and then just angles back into Stafford and forces this
Speaker 1: fade away throw that winds up going wide as a result.
Speaker 1: Bring the kicking team on. You guys are not seeing
Speaker 1: the end zone all night long. Kaleis Campbell. The thing
Speaker 1: about that deflected pass, he's not just guessing or getting
Speaker 1: lucky on it. It happens because he walked Steve Avila,
Speaker 1: who is one of the best rookie guards to enter
Speaker 1: the NFL in the last like ten years. He was
Speaker 1: really good last year. He's missed a bunch of games
Speaker 1: this year, but he put him on straight ice skates
Speaker 1: and walked him right into Matt Stafford's lap. And then
Speaker 1: go check out their third down failure in the mid
Speaker 1: red zone when it's twenty to nine late in the
Speaker 1: football game. He takes Alaric Jackson, who's been awesome at
Speaker 1: left tackle for them, and walks him right into Stafford's lap.
Speaker 1: And it was literally the only reason that ball was
Speaker 1: not complete. And we're not looking at a twenty to
Speaker 1: fifteen game with a two point conversion coming up with
Speaker 1: like five and a half minutes to play. We're in
Speaker 1: a much better spot because Kalaias Campbell decided to kick
Speaker 1: some mass again. Zach Sieler his awareness and instincts on
Speaker 1: that tackle for loss to open the game. It's a
Speaker 1: drive vender because of how in tuned he was to
Speaker 1: what the Rams did offensively, and he played off of
Speaker 1: his block in to a anticipation fashion, like immediately recognizes
Speaker 1: where this football is going. And you pair his toughness,
Speaker 1: his grit, his determination with that rare length and strength
Speaker 1: and good enough quickness and agility with the preparation that
Speaker 1: he puts in. That's how you get a Zach Sie.
Speaker 1: Let's how you get a guy that belongs in the
Speaker 1: Pro Bowl. In my opinion, every single year, DeShawn hand
Speaker 1: that tackle for loss late was such a massive play.
Speaker 1: But his ability to hold the point of attack and
Speaker 1: really just give us another guy in the rotation is
Speaker 1: so invaluable to keep Kalayis fresh. We need him Zach
Speaker 1: and Kalayis every single game the rest of the way.
Speaker 1: We cannot lose one of those guys. Chop Robinson, the
Speaker 1: very best thing that can happen for a prospect to
Speaker 1: me is the ability to succeed the things that brought
Speaker 1: you success of the college ranks. On his sack, he
Speaker 1: oversets a good right tackle with a quick jab step upfield,
Speaker 1: and that's Joe oat Boom, who's played a lot of football.
Speaker 1: Then in a flash, he cross his face and takes
Speaker 1: a quick angle down the be gap for a sec.
Speaker 2: Buddy.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna point to that as a rep
Speaker 1: that we look back on be like, oh, that's what
Speaker 1: that kid can do and where he figured it out.
Speaker 1: Emmanuel Ogbah was excellent. I thought just played hard, edges
Speaker 1: and cornered very well. I thought he was one of
Speaker 1: the main reasons that fumble happened, which was in plus territory.
Speaker 1: So good on you're forgetting to take away their big dog.
Speaker 1: Jalen Ramsey just continues to see the field as well
Speaker 1: as anybody in football, and he affords us so much
Speaker 1: of that versatility as you can. You can show help
Speaker 1: and then like back out, you can fly your help
Speaker 1: over there and then have Ramsey cheat somewhere else and
Speaker 1: just bail on his responsibility and go make a play
Speaker 1: in the backfield or a tackle in the hook zone.
Speaker 2: He's having an all Pro year.
Speaker 1: And then on top of that, he can sink and
Speaker 1: take away the intermediate perimeter and then come up and
Speaker 1: make a tackle from that position to the line of
Speaker 1: scrimmage against a running back like Kyrin Williams who runs
Speaker 1: over DB's for breakfast, Like damn dude, what an absolute freak.
Speaker 2: Jalen Ramsey is Kendall Fuller.
Speaker 1: Hope he gets well soon, because just like Ramsey, the
Speaker 1: way he sees things is elite. I saw him wipe
Speaker 1: out both the intermediate and shallow option on layers or
Speaker 1: levels concept. Essentially, you run three like you know, crossing routes,
Speaker 1: one deep, one intermediate, one short, and you try to
Speaker 1: get you get your vertical spacing that way. But he
Speaker 1: just like puts himself in a position perfectly where Stafford
Speaker 1: can't decipher if he's gonna go intermediate or shallow and
Speaker 1: has to turf the football. I thought this was the
Speaker 1: best game of Javon Holland's season. He was very active.
Speaker 1: He was constantly flashing into passing lanes. I thought his
Speaker 1: communication from the tape was excellent. I'd love to ask
Speaker 1: Weave about this later on this week, but it felt
Speaker 1: like he had the most autonomy he's had in terms
Speaker 1: of playing multiple positions. He aligned at linebacker like seemingly
Speaker 1: half the time he was playing the deep half, the
Speaker 1: deep third, the you know, single high. He came down
Speaker 1: and rush the edge and had a huge sack in
Speaker 1: the game. A big part of those sim packages, that's
Speaker 1: that play that that game for Jivan Holland is the
Speaker 1: prospect I fell in love with back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: He played at a different level of energy and I
Speaker 1: hope we get that the rest year. And then cater Ko,
Speaker 1: who I just appreciate his commitment to sting on the
Speaker 1: outside shoulder of outside contained. He's so consistent that way.
Speaker 1: He's also taking a big step the last few weeks
Speaker 1: and his reaction to zone coverage, which was a big
Speaker 1: knock I had on him early in the year. And
Speaker 1: then Cam Smith I thought played well in place of
Speaker 1: Kendall Fuller. My misses were thin. Benito Jones, he continues
Speaker 1: to get rolled out of gaps consistently. Neil Ferrell, same story.
Speaker 1: I thought Saraan coverage had a one brutal rep where
Speaker 1: he got smoked. And then I didn't think it was
Speaker 1: Tyas Bowser's best game. But I didn't think this game
Speaker 1: suited his skill set because I talked about playing those
Speaker 1: tight and barren eagle fronts like they were able to
Speaker 1: condense him with the formation and then stretch him on
Speaker 1: their outside boot game. So not his best game, That's okay,
Speaker 1: Snaps Brooks, Poyer, Ramsey all the distance Walker and Jev
Speaker 1: played all but one snap. Seeler comes right back and
Speaker 1: goes back to eighty one percent. Campbell plays half the
Speaker 1: snaps and Deshaun plays fifty four percent of the snap,
Speaker 1: So that's why he's so critical to keep healthy. Benito
Speaker 1: at thirty percent, I'd love to bump that lower and
Speaker 1: then Feral eleven percent. Like those are two guys get
Speaker 1: a lot of snaps. I think you can you can
Speaker 1: do better then off the edge. Ogball played seventy one percent,
Speaker 1: Chop sixty percent, Bowser thirty six percent, and Quentin Bell
Speaker 1: gave you twenty percent. That's probably gonna be the rotation
Speaker 1: going forward until hopefully Chubb and Good can get back.
Speaker 2: Maybe hopefully, I hope.
Speaker 1: Kendall Fuoyd came out of the game at half the snap,
Speaker 1: so Cam played forty seven percent and then Cater played
Speaker 1: ninety percent of the snaps. And I just feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, I talked about the offense, where like we
Speaker 1: might have to just accept the fact that this season
Speaker 1: might not get where we want to go because we
Speaker 1: dug a too deep of a hole. But I can
Speaker 1: look at this team on both sides of the ball. Offensively,
Speaker 1: it's like receiver depth and impact tight end, a backup quarterback,
Speaker 1: maybe a piece or two on the offensive line, all
Speaker 1: these budget roles that you can find, you know, pretty easily.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel the same way about defense.
Speaker 1: Maybe we do get chubbed back and he gets back
Speaker 1: to his presence this year, and you get JP next year,
Speaker 1: but I would still go heavy at the edge despite
Speaker 1: those guys and Chop all being here. And then I
Speaker 1: would say a better safety alongside eight if you can
Speaker 1: get him done, if he's playing like last night again,
Speaker 1: and then defensive tackle depth and linebacker depth, and we
Speaker 1: probs Gucci Dog. So I feel pretty good about this.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens in the coming weeks. I expect
Speaker 1: a couple of blowout wins here coming up. Before we
Speaker 1: got out of here, though, Top five Tapes, Number five
Speaker 1: was three players I can't I couldn't decide. They're all defense,
Speaker 1: Anthony Walker, Jayalen Ramsey, and Zach Seeler. Those guys are
Speaker 1: pretty good, right, Travis. So who the hell is four, three,
Speaker 1: two and one? Well for is Kalayis Campbell, Three is
Speaker 1: Chop Robinson, Two was Javon Holland, and one was Jordan Brooks.
Speaker 1: He was fantastic. All right, that's the podcast. Rate review,
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