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Speaker 3: How's it going everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield.
Speaker 3: And on today's show, as fast as Week one came
Speaker 3: and went, we are onto Foxborough. We are previewing this
Speaker 3: Sunday night football showdown against rival in New England. Key matchups,
Speaker 3: keys to victory, critical stats. These games are fun to
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Speaker 3: The New England Patriots once again once a thorn in
Speaker 3: our collective side. The Dolphins have recently flipped the script
Speaker 3: in this series though. We are looking for a little
Speaker 3: bit of payback after a Week seventeen lost just nine
Speaker 3: months ago that almost kept us out the postseason. The
Speaker 3: Patriots are in year three, Posts Brady, and it's been
Speaker 3: an adjustment. Actually Year four twenty twenty one, twenty two, Yes,
Speaker 3: year four, that first year they qualified for the postseason.
Speaker 3: And then had a rough go in the wild card
Speaker 3: round up in Buffalo. But I think that season that
Speaker 3: mac Jones had as a rookie gets a little bit
Speaker 3: lost in the weeds. After a really tough experimental year
Speaker 3: last year under a variety of coordinators and play callers
Speaker 3: that could not be identified and had no previous offensive
Speaker 3: experience in Joe Judge and Matt Patricia as they attempted
Speaker 3: to implement a wide zone system despite no coaching history
Speaker 3: or player history in that system, and it just never took.
Speaker 3: Eventually they reverted back to more of a man gap
Speaker 3: concept in the running game, but through some injuries and
Speaker 3: up and down play, it was a challenging sophomore season
Speaker 3: four Mac Jones, and we saw lots of frustration on
Speaker 3: the sidelines after many three and out and turnover level series.
Speaker 3: The reason that he was a first round pick was
Speaker 3: the same reason he found success in that rookie year.
Speaker 3: He sees the field very well. He throws a pretty
Speaker 3: accurate football, He's a good decision maker. More on him
Speaker 3: in a moment, but he's obviously the marquee talking point
Speaker 3: when discussing the post Brady era. After a run of
Speaker 3: eight consecutive trips to the AFC Championship Game. With three
Speaker 3: rings over that span, and of course sixth total in
Speaker 3: two decades. It's hard to fill the shoes of Brady,
Speaker 3: but Belichick is still doing what he's always done. And look,
Speaker 3: it's not a secret to say their draft classes have
Speaker 3: not developed a ton of star players that constitute Pro Bowls,
Speaker 3: all Pro second contracts. But you often need to look
Speaker 3: at the entire body of a roster building concept to
Speaker 3: get a feel for how a team is at constructing
Speaker 3: the roster. And at the bottom line, Belichick year in
Speaker 3: and year out, develops a defense that performs. Now can
Speaker 3: he develop an offense is going to perform? That's the
Speaker 3: big question here in the post Brady era. But the
Speaker 3: defense every year is good, and they did it again
Speaker 3: last week against the Philadelphia Eagles. Last year eleventh in
Speaker 3: points allowed, twenty twenty one second points allowed twenty twenty
Speaker 3: seventh in points allowed, and that was after being top
Speaker 3: ranked in twenty nineteen, which was Brady's final year, obviously,
Speaker 3: So while the offense undergoes this transformation tries to find
Speaker 3: its identity, it's the same story on defense, a secondary
Speaker 3: driven unit that employs more six seven to eight defensive
Speaker 3: back packages than anybody else and gets production from every
Speaker 3: avenue of roster acquisition. The same unheralded defensive line that
Speaker 3: deserves to get way more praise is pretty much intact
Speaker 3: Lawrence Guy Dietrich Wise, these guys have been there since
Speaker 3: the Clinton administration.
Speaker 1: That's a joke.
Speaker 3: They imported Devon Godshaw a few years ago, and Christian
Speaker 3: Barmore's arguably the best among the hit and one of
Speaker 3: their best draft hits in recent years. They pair that
Speaker 3: with the elite pass rusher in Matthew Judon, with supplementary
Speaker 3: pieces like Josh Ucea and what looks like another Hit
Speaker 3: and Keon White in the second round out of Georgia Tech.
Speaker 3: They're twenty five and twenty seven since twenty twenty, that
Speaker 3: includes the playoff loss. They're off to an zero to
Speaker 3: one star in a very difficult AFC East and AFC
Speaker 3: in general, and they're going to give the Dolphins their
Speaker 3: best shot in primetime in front of their home crowd,
Speaker 3: in a game they know they have to get to
Speaker 3: avoid falling to zero to two with a home divisional loss,
Speaker 3: and both games at home for that matter. Not quite
Speaker 3: the same number of storylines as we had last week
Speaker 3: on the podcast, but certainly not short on them either.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and get to those key storylines. Now.
Speaker 3: Some of these are going to give some crossover into
Speaker 3: the matchup section, so we'll avoid getting into too much
Speaker 3: numbers and tell of the tape on some of these.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and start here. The Dolphins are four
Speaker 3: to zero against New England in games started by QB one,
Speaker 3: and just like we saw in Week one, these wins
Speaker 3: typically occur when Tua is at his best in the
Speaker 3: fourth quarter. I can think back to the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: game when he extended a third down play in low
Speaker 3: red zone and rushed for a game clinching touchdown, and
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty one opener delivered a strike to Devonte
Speaker 3: Parker for a first down when they were backed up
Speaker 3: on a second and twelve play and the Patriots needed
Speaker 3: just a field goal to win, had all three timeouts
Speaker 3: and a three and out there pretty much puts them
Speaker 3: into field goal range, but he converts, the Dolphins, run
Speaker 3: the clock out and win the football game last year
Speaker 3: wasn't quite the same game script, but he did hit
Speaker 3: a critical pass for Yachtse on fourth and eight to
Speaker 3: Jalen Waddell right before half to give Miami a commanding
Speaker 3: seventeen to zip lead. Next storyline, minimal possessions every time
Speaker 3: these two teams meet. Will that change with a new
Speaker 3: defensive coordinator in Miami and a new offensive coordinator in
Speaker 3: New England. A kin to the first storyline, these game
Speaker 3: scripts tend to follow the same well script every time.
Speaker 3: Both teams have these methodical drives that shorten the number
Speaker 3: of drives that each team gets in throughout the course
Speaker 3: of a game. Both teams play really strong on third
Speaker 3: down offensively, but even better in the red zone defensively,
Speaker 3: and you wind up with these seventeen to sixteen finals
Speaker 3: for the opener. Last year, I did a study and
Speaker 3: found that Dolphins and Patriots games going back to twenty
Speaker 3: twenty when Brian Flores really arrived with his new defense here,
Speaker 3: but not twenty nineteen because that was kind of a
Speaker 3: wash of a year, But these games average two point
Speaker 3: two possessions fewer per team than league average going back
Speaker 3: to that season. Last year's opener was similar, two possessions
Speaker 3: fewer for each and the Week seventeen game did not
Speaker 3: have the same track. But we're also down a couple
Speaker 3: of quarterbacks in that game with an in game injury,
Speaker 3: throwing a wrench into the entire thing. Now, what happened
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty the second year of Brian Flores implementing
Speaker 3: his defense and the eventual Josh Boyer promotion in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty one, who stayed on in twenty twenty two when
Speaker 3: Flores was let go, and we saw that game plan
Speaker 3: have some success allile the first Buffalo game last year
Speaker 3: where they dared Josh Allen to stay patient and take
Speaker 3: a profit in the short game, which led to a
Speaker 3: lot of defensive snaps, but just nineteen points and frankly,
Speaker 3: multiple balls within our player's hands that could have turned
Speaker 3: into sacks and fumbles and picks just didn't secure and
Speaker 3: make the big plays. It did hold the Patriots to
Speaker 3: seven and sixteen points, and seven of those points offensively
Speaker 3: came on a pick six for the Patriots a year ago.
Speaker 3: But now with Fangio in the fold, will that change.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty curious to see if it does or does not.
Speaker 3: Another element of that is the addition of Bill O'Brien,
Speaker 3: an offensive minded coach who has seen a ton of
Speaker 3: different systems in his time with Houston, Alabama and now
Speaker 3: creating the twenty twenty SETH three Patriots offense. He's operated
Speaker 3: that deep dropback, slow developing type of system where Deshaun
Speaker 3: Watson would big play hunt in Houston Gross. He's run
Speaker 3: the quick RPO game at Bama. A little bit of
Speaker 3: everything here for Bill O'Brien. We'll get to their tape
Speaker 3: in the next segment, but real quick, some numbers on
Speaker 3: their approach. In Week one, they pushed the ball downfield
Speaker 3: more than league average, at fourteen point eight percent on
Speaker 3: twenty plus yard throws, the same percentage of throws in
Speaker 3: the intermediate fourteen point eight percent. Comparatively, Miami threw eighteen
Speaker 3: percent on twenty plus yard throws and a whopping thirty
Speaker 3: one point one percent to the intermediate. Miami's a little
Speaker 3: bit different than most teams as far as their success.
Speaker 3: Jones was three for eight on deep shots with fifty
Speaker 3: two yards, but both were touchdowns or both touchdowns came
Speaker 3: on that the ten to nineteen yard throws, he was
Speaker 3: four for eight with fifty one yards and the third touchdown. Ironically,
Speaker 3: his interception was in the short passing game zero to
Speaker 3: nine yards. Last year, Jones threw fifteen point two percent
Speaker 3: of the time twenty plus yards downfield and fifteen point
Speaker 3: six so not much of a change, and their success
Speaker 3: was some both years as well. And for posterity, Jones's
Speaker 3: average depth of target and time to throw in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three has been eight point three yards and two
Speaker 3: point three to eight seconds compared to eight point two yards,
Speaker 3: which is obviously almost the exact same but two point
Speaker 3: six ' nine three tenths of a second higher in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two. Again one game sample size, but I
Speaker 3: think it's worth mentioning in terms of differences we could
Speaker 3: potentially see change the common game script these two teams
Speaker 3: tend to follow when they meet. Will it be another
Speaker 3: twenty to sixteen game? I hope not, but it's possible.
Speaker 3: Can the Dolphins build on their Week one success in
Speaker 3: pass protection against a front that typically generates issues for
Speaker 3: their opponents? I could not have been more impressed by
Speaker 3: how the Dolphins processed on the offensive line Sunday in
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, and a big part of that is Mike
Speaker 3: McDaniel's system. And what I said all year last year
Speaker 3: and really all offseason this season, and why Chris Greer
Speaker 3: tells you you guys are more worried about the offensive
Speaker 3: line than we are because Mike McDaniel built this roster
Speaker 3: around his vision for two A strengths and getting the
Speaker 3: ball out quick and his system that keeps rushers at
Speaker 3: bay with so much eye candy and false keys. Do
Speaker 3: we understand that yet? Can we possibly get that through
Speaker 3: our skulls collectively? I'm not saying you guys don't, but
Speaker 3: there's a cognizantee out there that does not get that
Speaker 3: through their minds. Yeah, it's important to have good offensive
Speaker 3: line play and getting good solid one on one protection
Speaker 3: and true drop back situations on third and lungs. It's important,
Speaker 3: But for the majority of the game, a reason why
Speaker 3: this offensive line keeps to a clean is because of
Speaker 3: what McDaniel doesn't schematically and how quick two it gets
Speaker 3: the ball.
Speaker 1: Of his hands.
Speaker 3: So why not put your resources towards guys that can
Speaker 3: maximize that in the back end When you minimize your
Speaker 3: offensive line play, can does that make sense? It makes
Speaker 3: perfect sense to me. Maybe I'm taking crazy peals, but
Speaker 3: I was impressed by how they processed on the O
Speaker 3: line on those true dropback spots and third long guys
Speaker 3: were finding work they were passing off, they were chipping
Speaker 3: and attaching to blocks to help out guys when they
Speaker 3: didn't have work getting games picked up. The stunt slants
Speaker 3: and twists just really good work all around. Nobody has
Speaker 3: a more expansive game package in terms of stunt, slants
Speaker 3: and twists than Bill Belichick. That's designed to create confusion
Speaker 3: in your pass protection scheme. And for the quarterback, he's
Speaker 3: liable to blitz a lot or he might not. Either way,
Speaker 3: there will be simulated pressure looks. So how this team
Speaker 3: processes a lot of creativity upfront from Belichick and company
Speaker 3: really fascinates me. Next storyline, former Fins and Pats meeting
Speaker 3: back up again. Parker, Gasiki and Godshaw, Barrios, Bailey, Win
Speaker 3: and Bethel some more recent than others. Gasiki, Bailey, and Win.
Speaker 3: We're on the field for that Week seventeen game last
Speaker 3: year in opposite uniforms.
Speaker 1: Parker in year two in New England.
Speaker 3: Godshaw has been there since twenty twenty, similar timelines for
Speaker 3: Barrios and Bethel. Lots of familiarity here in division. Not
Speaker 3: as much coaching staff carryover as there once was, but
Speaker 3: it's always fun to me to watch who can have
Speaker 3: a good day against their former team, and then the
Speaker 3: Dolphins run defense gets a second straight test. The Patriots
Speaker 3: didn't find a ton of footing on the ground in
Speaker 3: their first game, but falling behind sixteen to nothing pretty quickly,
Speaker 3: we'll do that to you. They have big bodies up
Speaker 3: front on their line, particular clearly and tackles Trent Brown
Speaker 3: and Calvin Anderson. Can they seal off lanes like the
Speaker 3: Chargers did, or will the Dolphins bounce back and fit
Speaker 3: more hats into gaps and stop the running game. Tyreek
Speaker 3: and Jonathan Jones is our last storyline here. Going to
Speaker 3: save the meat of this point for the matchups. But
Speaker 3: Jonathan Jones has had as much success against Tyreek as
Speaker 3: any corner he's gone against. They've doubled Tyreek, whether it's
Speaker 3: the Patriots against the Dolphins or Patriots against the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: Going back to those days, really fascinated to see how
Speaker 3: Tyreek does after a two hundred and fifteen yard day
Speaker 3: against a cornerback who isn't one of the top corners
Speaker 3: in the league, probably top fifteen or twenty, but for
Speaker 3: some reason he manages to handle Tyreek. And a lot
Speaker 3: of that has to do with how they help him there.
Speaker 3: I do think they're going to help him big time
Speaker 3: and have a good chance for Jalen Waddle to get
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of one on one coverage in this game.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and take our first break right there
Speaker 3: and come back on the other side and talk about
Speaker 3: the offensive production, the matchups, all the key stats, and
Speaker 3: much more. That's next Draft Time Podcast, your host, Travis Wingfield,
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Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and talk about the Dolphins offense versus
Speaker 3: the Patriots defense. And now we can actually do snap
Speaker 3: counts and workloads since we have a game worth of
Speaker 3: sample size, just one, but still a sample size nonetheless,
Speaker 3: So the Dolphins offense, you guys know, Toungueo I Loa
Speaker 3: versus Kyle Dugger and Jabiro Peppers who played eighty eight
Speaker 3: percent of the snaps at safety no more Devin mccordy
Speaker 3: this year, and then Adrian Phillips their third safety played
Speaker 3: a quarter of their snaps. Defensively, our receivers going up
Speaker 3: against Christian Gonzalez, who played every single snap in his
Speaker 3: first game as a pro. The rookie out of Oregon,
Speaker 3: Jonathan Jones mentioned him talking about going up against Tyreek
Speaker 3: played eighty percent of their snaps, and then Marcus Jones
Speaker 3: played thirty six percent of the snaps while inside in
Speaker 3: the slot. Miles Bryant was on the field for sixty
Speaker 3: seven percent, which matches up perfectly with the nickel package.
Speaker 3: You typically run about three quarters or two thirds of
Speaker 3: the time on the interior offensive line. You guys know
Speaker 3: when Williams and Hunt versus Godshaw and Wise, who both
Speaker 3: played sixty two percent of the snaps on Sunday, Barmore
Speaker 3: played just over half at fifty six and Lawrence Guy
Speaker 3: played forty seven. Same cast and crew there it's been
Speaker 3: for a long long time, the tackles versus the edge?
Speaker 3: Will it be Armstead? I tend to think it'll be
Speaker 3: Kendall Lamb. We'll find out, though. And Austin Jackson versus
Speaker 3: Matt Judon who played three quarters of the snaps. And
Speaker 3: how about this, Josh Ucha played thirty six percent and
Speaker 3: Keyon White played thirty five percent, So not a lot
Speaker 3: of edge rushers on the field in this game. Those
Speaker 3: guys collectively playing about three corps of the snaps together,
Speaker 3: while Judah plays that by himself. So plenty of packages
Speaker 3: where there's just you know where whys or guy plays
Speaker 3: the essential edge position. And then running backs versus linebackers
Speaker 3: most certain Auchmed and we'll see who else is active
Speaker 3: for the game. But Bentley played every single snap. Juwan Bentley,
Speaker 3: the middle linebacker, July Tavia plays a lot of snaps
Speaker 3: this year fifty six percent, and then Mack Wilson down
Speaker 3: to fifteen.
Speaker 1: So those are the key players.
Speaker 3: A fifth defensive tackle, Daniel Ukeley played nineteen snaps. That
Speaker 3: was thirty percent of the workload. And this is kind
Speaker 3: of part of their Cover one structure. They will fit
Speaker 3: every gap in the run game and you must execute
Speaker 3: hat on a hat and your back has to make
Speaker 3: those guys miss one hundred and nineteen snaps. For the
Speaker 3: top three guys that they play, that's basically the same
Speaker 3: workload as Wilkins, Seiler and Rake one Davis. Then the
Speaker 3: nineteen for Ukla makes one hundred and thirty eight snaps
Speaker 3: for the defensive tackle, so plenty of defensive tackles, plenty
Speaker 3: of dbs because they had three hundred and thirty seven
Speaker 3: reps for dbs in that first game they played sixty
Speaker 3: six totals. That's five point one dbs on the field
Speaker 3: on average per snap. That was the most in the
Speaker 3: NFL in Week one. What does that tell you Maybe
Speaker 3: the outside running game against all those bigger bodies that
Speaker 3: you can seal inside and get corners and safeties having
Speaker 3: to tackle out on the edge against Raheem most are
Speaker 3: having to go around blocks of one of the best
Speaker 3: wide receiver blocking team in the NFL in the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 3: That's going to be a key matchup there. Speaking of
Speaker 3: that cover one, the Patriots use a variety of personnels
Speaker 3: in their defense thirty four defense eleven point five percent
Speaker 3: of the time, but they also have a forty three
Speaker 3: package they run five percent of the time, so in
Speaker 3: base for sixteen point five percent of the time. They
Speaker 3: run their nickel lower than most teams at fifty six
Speaker 3: percent because their dime defense is ran twenty eight percent
Speaker 3: of the time. That's where that high variance of defensive
Speaker 3: back snap counts comes from. And I was curious to
Speaker 3: see what the Eagles did. If this was matching what
Speaker 3: the Eagles did, or if the Patriots set the tone
Speaker 3: said this is what we're going to run. You guys
Speaker 3: do what you want to do, and they were able
Speaker 3: to defend. The Eagles run a lot from that twelve
Speaker 3: personnel package against nickel and dime, but the Eagles were
Speaker 3: in eleven personnel for eighty four percent of their plays,
Speaker 3: which means the Patriots would match some eleven with dime personnel,
Speaker 3: and the fact that the Eagles couldn't run on that
Speaker 3: is a good sign for the Patriots defense. Can Miami
Speaker 3: find their success in the running game a lot on
Speaker 3: third and long of that dime defense? But they also
Speaker 3: played dime thirty seven percent of their second down plays,
Speaker 3: which means they're not just playing it in obvious passing downs,
Speaker 3: because if you're ever doing that in non third and
Speaker 3: long situations, you invite the offense to run the football.
Speaker 3: And you have to wonder if we see more of that.
Speaker 3: Given our weapons and the ability to stretch the field.
Speaker 3: With the best downfield passer in the National Football League,
Speaker 3: I think you sort of can dictate the terms with
Speaker 3: our second highest frequency forty eight percent to operate in
Speaker 3: two back personnel. Just think alec Ingold with him in
Speaker 3: the game. They either have to bring their base package
Speaker 3: on the field and then you get some interior matchup
Speaker 3: against guys like you know that aren't coverage specialists like
Speaker 3: Juwan Bentley, Mac Wilson, Julyny Tevai. And that's what we
Speaker 3: did against Los Angeles and we're able to give Kenneth
Speaker 3: Murray Fitz he had a horrible game, Alohi Gilman had
Speaker 3: a rough game, Eric Kendricks. All three of those guys
Speaker 3: combined for eleven completions allowed and one hundred and seventy
Speaker 3: one yards. We did get big numbers on the perimeter
Speaker 3: for really a perfectly productive day. But in this particular
Speaker 3: instance against that Patriots Cover one defense, you might not
Speaker 3: get those opportunities. So if they don't adjust and they
Speaker 3: keep those sub packages on the field, now they're lighter
Speaker 3: against the run. This is why I think I love
Speaker 3: Miami's flexibility against anybody on their offense, with the ability
Speaker 3: to dictate their own terms. From those twelve and twenty
Speaker 3: one personnel groupings, you still feature ridiculous speed with explosiveness
Speaker 3: from ten to seventeen. That allows you to run and pass.
Speaker 3: Then you start thinking about your eleven personnel groupings with
Speaker 3: Azukama and what he can do from the backfield. It's
Speaker 3: a lot to prepare for. And the Patriots ran a
Speaker 3: lot of Cover zero against the Eagles with tons of
Speaker 3: split safety, you know, two high safety structures with lighter
Speaker 3: box counts, which again encourages the run. I think it
Speaker 3: will be the case again with split safety, but probably
Speaker 3: not Cover zero. What about on the front end, how
Speaker 3: will they find ways to pressure Tua? Well, they blitzed
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurts and the Eagles at twenty five percent. That
Speaker 3: was seventeenth most in the NFL. NFL average last week
Speaker 3: was twenty eight percent, so just below the average. The
Speaker 3: Chargers blitzed Tua on eighteen dropbacks, that was forty percent
Speaker 3: of his workload, and he paid it off with twelve
Speaker 3: completions at sixty seven percent one hundred and sixty six yards.
Speaker 3: That's a nine point two per play average and a
Speaker 3: touchdown pass. He also got the football out in two
Speaker 3: point three seconds on these plays, so he saw it,
Speaker 3: he dissected it. He dominated last year. The Patriots blitzed
Speaker 3: him in that week one game at a nearly identical
Speaker 3: rate forty three percent, and it was much more effective
Speaker 3: just nine for fifteen eighty seven yards and no touchdowns
Speaker 3: or picked so five point eight yards per pass at
Speaker 3: sixty percent clip. Now, that was the first game for
Speaker 3: TUA and the entire offense in the new system, and
Speaker 3: quite frankly, I thought that game ranked like eleventh in
Speaker 3: terms of tua's thirteen total games last year. And for posterity,
Speaker 3: they blitzed Teddy twenty two percent and Skyler just eight percent.
Speaker 3: You don't have to blitz to confuse a rookie that
Speaker 3: doesn't see it very well in that Week seventeen game.
Speaker 3: Going back to twenty twenty one, though, they blitzed to
Speaker 3: a forty five percent in the Week one game and
Speaker 3: just twenty seven percent in the Week eighteen game. I
Speaker 3: think the conclusion here is that the blitz probably it's
Speaker 3: probably coming on Sunday. Let's go ahead and circle back
Speaker 3: to that, because I want to talk a little bit
Speaker 3: more about their system. Lots of press and bail two
Speaker 3: men in pass coverage that we saw the Chargers run.
Speaker 1: That will they go with that?
Speaker 3: I wonder how they'll contend against our motion and how
Speaker 3: they react to that short motion wrinkle that you all
Speaker 3: saw by now on social media. Saw lots of two man,
Speaker 3: some inverted two, some quarters, some bump and run, but
Speaker 3: also off coverage and the aforementioned bail they also called
Speaker 3: cover three. I think there's a vulnerability there on that
Speaker 3: cover three off coverage for us to get that look
Speaker 3: where you run the vertical route and then run the
Speaker 3: high cross that McDaniel calls it a deep over route
Speaker 3: into the vacancy. The Eagles missed some chances on throws
Speaker 3: in that regard, and then in the running game, they
Speaker 3: played a lot of really tight fronts in the front,
Speaker 3: pinched their defensive tackles and collapse the edges, and then
Speaker 3: asked the dbs to rally on the back end. That's
Speaker 3: why I think our play action game could do some
Speaker 3: damage and impacts not just their front against the passing game,
Speaker 3: but also allow us to hem them in and get
Speaker 3: the running game off the perimeter and get our cornerbacks
Speaker 3: rather our running backs matched up against their cornerbacks as tacklers.
Speaker 3: And then Jabrill Pepper's a guy to watch out here
Speaker 3: for here because he had a great debut this season
Speaker 3: as a Jack of all trades. He had a forced fumble,
Speaker 3: really good coverage on DeVante Smith on a deep ball.
Speaker 3: I'm just really curious to see how they match up there.
Speaker 3: They also played the sixth most man coverage, So will
Speaker 3: we see more man I tend to doubt it, but
Speaker 3: who knows. The Chargers played the second most man against
Speaker 3: US in Week one at forty eight percent, and that
Speaker 3: did not go well for them at all. But then again,
Speaker 3: neither did Zone and again, Belichick is known for his
Speaker 3: ability to change looks to craft a game plan that's
Speaker 3: a complete departure from something they did the previous week
Speaker 3: or maybe even the entire season. But this is also
Speaker 3: why I think Tua has had more success against Belichick
Speaker 3: than any young quarterback of the last twenty years, because
Speaker 3: he excels with his eyes and reading the field. It's
Speaker 3: a fun matchup in the Dolphins offenses on the field
Speaker 3: with Tua at the controls versus this Patriots defense, which
Speaker 3: of course is called by Belichick. They also ran the
Speaker 3: most single high in football last year, and they ran
Speaker 3: it seventy two percent of the time on Sunday, which
Speaker 3: was also the seventh highest in the NFL. That's their
Speaker 3: bread and butter defense since forever single high man coverage,
Speaker 3: but the flxibility to mix it up. You know, last
Speaker 3: year nobody had a higher passer rating against single high
Speaker 3: than TUA and then the Chargers ran just forty five
Speaker 3: percent of the time, which was twenty fifth most in
Speaker 3: the league. So they had their two high structure man
Speaker 3: coverage underneath. Will the Patriots go with that, Will they
Speaker 3: play that single high man coverage, will they go more zone.
Speaker 3: I'm just really curious to see what Belichick does because
Speaker 3: even though they do what they do well, it's what
Speaker 3: we do well passing against single high coverage.
Speaker 1: Fascinating stuff.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and hear from Mike McDaniel on how
Speaker 3: the Patriots employ a defensive system that I don't want
Speaker 3: to call it archaic because they're so good at it,
Speaker 3: but it's just not ran across the NFL that frequently
Speaker 3: anymore with all these two high structures. But how the
Speaker 3: Patriots run that single high safety look so efficiently it.
Speaker 2: Is amazing to me, and I hope one day I
Speaker 2: could even sniff sniff this. It's amazing that the orchestration
Speaker 2: of the defense is so consistent, so fundamentally consistent and
Speaker 2: sound the strain, very very detailed, and the leader of
Speaker 2: the ship was at the same job when we were
Speaker 2: all like, what's an iPod Like, that's so, I mean
Speaker 2: it is, it is not. And and the coolest part
Speaker 2: about what they do is it's not. It's not because
Speaker 2: they're entitled, because they are. It's because they work at stuff.
Speaker 2: You can really see it, and they're and you know,
Speaker 2: they have very strong, inconsistent technique and fundamentals that you
Speaker 2: can tell that from the top down and all the
Speaker 2: coaches on on the defensive side that uh, it's non
Speaker 2: negotiable two uh, and then they work together. So I
Speaker 2: think they are unique in what they do. And that's
Speaker 2: a testament to you know, from from an x's and
Speaker 2: O standpoint, one of the one of the founding fathers
Speaker 2: of this generation of football, you know. So it's it's
Speaker 2: pretty cool to watch great challenge and that's what you want.
Speaker 2: You want to be challenged. We can week out with
Speaker 2: different things because again you're preparing to try to be
Speaker 2: the best version of yourself against the best teams when
Speaker 2: it matters most.
Speaker 3: So, if they do blitz a lot, if they run
Speaker 3: a lot of sub packages, what are the individual matchups
Speaker 3: to watch. You have to obviously start with Austin Jackson
Speaker 3: at Matthew Judon and how they find a way to
Speaker 3: contain him. I think it's gonna have to require a
Speaker 3: lot of help. As much as I love Austin's Week
Speaker 3: one performance, Matthew Judon I think is better than what
Speaker 3: he faced last week, and he has the arsenal of
Speaker 3: rush packages to maybe get Austin, you know, try to
Speaker 3: attempt to get him off of his technique and hopefully
Speaker 3: Austin can stay true to that and get that matchup
Speaker 3: one because if you win that one, you know, Connor
Speaker 3: Williams against bigger interior defensive lineman like Christian Barmore could
Speaker 3: be a mismatch there. Those are two places to look
Speaker 3: for on the offensive line. And then I think Barrios's
Speaker 3: ability to uncover quickly is going to be a key
Speaker 3: in terms of the passing game. Also, I think Durham
Speaker 3: Smith is playing really smart right now. I love the
Speaker 3: work he did on that broken play on the fourth
Speaker 3: down conversion. He's playing patient and smart within the release
Speaker 3: or within the offense, I should say, to get his
Speaker 3: chips and releases really timed up well to Tua. I
Speaker 3: think that's a key, and how he attacks the edges
Speaker 3: both in pass pro and as a receiver. I think
Speaker 3: the running backs in this game against the linebackers, you know,
Speaker 3: Jeelani Tavai and Jawan Bentley and Mack Wilson, I think
Speaker 3: there's a chance there for some high volume against those
Speaker 3: linebackers start running backs. But you also can never count
Speaker 3: out Tyreek and Waddle because we talk about matchups here.
Speaker 3: There's not a matchup for either of those guys that
Speaker 3: I don't like. In the past, the Patriots have doubled
Speaker 3: Tyreek even when he was in Kansas City, like literally
Speaker 3: two players over there bracket inside outside, force him to
Speaker 3: try to go vertical or find a way to win otherwise.
Speaker 3: And Jonathan Jones usually is one of those shadow guys
Speaker 3: tends to have good numbers against Tyreek if they go
Speaker 3: this way. If they do, you might get Waddle on
Speaker 3: rookie Christian Gonzalez. I really like Christian Gonzalez, but a
Speaker 3: rookie on Jalen Waddle, if that's the matchup they get
Speaker 3: all game long, I would say Waddle's gonna have a
Speaker 3: buck fifty in the game. That's kind of one of
Speaker 3: my strong predictions in this one, Wattle goes off. If
Speaker 3: if they give Tyreek the detention that I think he
Speaker 3: deserves as well, that's the offense. Man gonna be a
Speaker 3: fun matchup. I expect Miami scored some points. Can we
Speaker 3: hold the Patriots defense down? We'll find out next here
Speaker 3: on the Draft Time Podcast to your host, Travis Wingfield,
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Speaker 3: Football down here on a preview Wednesday edition of the
Speaker 3: Draft Time Podcast. Let's go ahead and get to the
Speaker 3: Dolphins defense versus this Patriots offense. And you know by
Speaker 3: now who the Dolphins lineup, Holland Elliott and potentially Brandon
Speaker 3: Jones some more. This week we'll find out against Patriots
Speaker 3: quarterback Mac Jones. The receivers on cornerbacks ex and Cator
Speaker 3: against Kendrick Bourne who played ninety one percent of the
Speaker 3: snaps and Keishan Boute who played sixty nine percent. Rookie
Speaker 3: six round draft pick Apple and Bethel. As far as
Speaker 3: your slot inside cornerbacks against Juju Smith Schuster fifty four
Speaker 3: percent to Mario Douglas forty one percent. And then your
Speaker 3: tight ends and how they match up Hunter Henry eighty
Speaker 3: percent and Mike Kaesicki played just forty one percent as
Speaker 3: Patriots debut. This next part is the one that I
Speaker 3: like a lot. Wilkins, Steeler and Davis versus Antonio Maffei,
Speaker 3: David Andrews and City.
Speaker 1: So two rookie backup guards.
Speaker 3: They're filling in for Cole Strange and for Michael Onwenu, Phillips,
Speaker 3: Chubb and Ogba up against Trent Brown who did not
Speaker 3: practice on Wednesday, and Calvin Anderson who's filling in for
Speaker 3: the injured Riley Reef. And then Baker Long and Van
Speaker 3: Ginkel among your linebackers against Ramandre Stevenson who played seventy
Speaker 3: two percent of the snaps and Zeke Elliott who played
Speaker 3: thirty five percent of the snap. So Douglas was in
Speaker 3: the slot ninety three percent of the time that he
Speaker 3: was on the field and Juju was fifty five percent,
Speaker 3: while Kendrick Bourne was seventy five percent outside and Keishan
Speaker 3: Boutet ninety eight percent out wide. So they kind of
Speaker 3: have more declared roles there, which I think allows Miami
Speaker 3: to pick the matchups they like. Quite frankly across the board.
Speaker 3: I like Kendrick Bourne's game, but I'm not taking any
Speaker 3: Patriots receiver against any of these Dolphins cornerbacks, I just
Speaker 3: think we match up well across the board. There where
Speaker 3: I think you might have a mismatch is on Hunter
Speaker 3: Henry as he is a little more versatile than where
Speaker 3: Mike Gasicki lined up. Eighty eight percent of gasiki snaps
Speaker 3: were inside and Hunter Henry spent just sixty five percent inside,
Speaker 3: so he can go inside and out.
Speaker 1: And then DeVante.
Speaker 3: Parker, if he plays, we'll see, we know how he
Speaker 3: goes with the injuries. He plays most of his work
Speaker 3: inside as well. No fallback for the Patriots offense this
Speaker 3: year in comes Bill O'Brien and they don't utilize you know,
Speaker 3: Yakub Johnson the way they used to, but that did
Speaker 3: not stop them from utilizing two back sets over one tenth.
Speaker 1: Of the time.
Speaker 3: So Elliott and Stevenson out there together. Overall, they use
Speaker 3: eleven personnel sixty four percent of the time, twelve personnel
Speaker 3: fifteen percent of the time, and twenty one personnel with
Speaker 3: the two running backs no fullback twelve percent of the time.
Speaker 1: And then they have a seven.
Speaker 3: Point eight accumulative cumulative percentage between oneh three thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: two that's basically that's a spread. Look the one three
Speaker 3: is that's three tight ends with no running backs. It's
Speaker 3: a crazy package. Thirteen personnel is obviously one back, three tight,
Speaker 3: and then twenty two to two back in two tight,
Speaker 3: so they have a lot of variety. This roster is
Speaker 3: constructed as as such. Now I'm curious does this change
Speaker 3: when they get Parker and Taekwon Thornton back. That remains
Speaker 3: to be seen, as you could make the case at
Speaker 3: a pair of rookies, you know, Boute and Douglas sixth
Speaker 3: rounder and undrafted being your number two and three options
Speaker 3: could be why there was so many two back and
Speaker 3: two tight sets. Nothing against them, they've had good camps
Speaker 3: and preseasons for all accounts I've heard. But you have
Speaker 3: to wonder if you're putting together a game plan, is
Speaker 3: that more instructive to the idea that they want to
Speaker 3: be in those groupings or that they want to utilize
Speaker 3: some of the depth they have at running back and
Speaker 3: tight end because Zeke and Gasiki, you know, maybe you
Speaker 3: have the players they used to be, but decent number
Speaker 3: twos there to try to get your best players on
Speaker 3: the field either way across the board, besides Hunter Henry,
Speaker 3: I like the Dolphins matchups. Here, let's talk about Mac
Speaker 3: Jones against the blitz. So last week against the Eagles,
Speaker 3: they blitzed him eleven times and he was ten for
Speaker 3: eleven with seventy six yards.
Speaker 1: Efficient but not explosive.
Speaker 3: And this is a team that's not built for yak
Speaker 3: two hundred and four expected yards after the catch for
Speaker 3: the Patriots last week, and that's what they got. Two
Speaker 3: hundred and four yards after the catch might get sicky
Speaker 3: across the board. Not a lot of plays after the
Speaker 3: catch we made there. Mac versus the blitz last year,
Speaker 3: in total, twenty six percent of his dropbacks he was blitzed,
Speaker 3: he completed just fifty four percent for six eighty nine
Speaker 3: that's only six yards per pass, five touchdowns, and four picks,
Speaker 3: So lots of mistakes. Versus the blitz against us last
Speaker 3: year in two games thirty nine percent of his dropbacks
Speaker 3: he was fifty seven percent with one hundred and eight yards.
Speaker 3: That's only five point one per pass, two touchdowns, and
Speaker 3: a pick. So it seems like blizzing is kind of
Speaker 3: the way to go. Our blitz versus Herbert thirty one
Speaker 3: percent of the time it didn't have a lot of dropbacks,
Speaker 3: but he was seven for ten for thirty six yards
Speaker 3: and that's only three point six yards per pass and
Speaker 3: one touchdown there for the Los Angeles quarterback against our blitz.
Speaker 3: Before we keep going here, let's go ahead and hear
Speaker 3: from Mike McDaniel on what he's seen so far from
Speaker 3: Bill O'Brien in one week of installing the Patriots.
Speaker 2: You can tell there's some good relationships going on there.
Speaker 2: There's you know, uh the uh you know, Bill O'Brien's
Speaker 2: always done a really good job and I think they're
Speaker 2: you know, doing some things that you can tell when
Speaker 2: there's some connectivity between coach and quarterback. And there's stuff
Speaker 2: that he's playing very confident in. So it's a you know,
Speaker 2: when the it's a good litmus test when the quarterback's
Speaker 2: playing better generally everyone is because they go hand in hand, uh,
Speaker 2: And he's he can only be successful if his players
Speaker 2: are in the right spots doing the right thing. So
Speaker 2: there there's definitely some tempo going on. There's there's some
Speaker 2: different formations, there's you know, there's different ways to attack it,
Speaker 2: you know, similar to what he's done in the past
Speaker 2: two degree. But then there's new things. So you know,
Speaker 2: the crazy thing about NFL Sundays is then you could
Speaker 2: just come to work on Sunday and he could have
Speaker 2: five wide receivers, no running backs or tight ends every play.
Speaker 2: You know, you just don't know. There is some unknown
Speaker 2: in that regard for what they're doing. You have one
Speaker 2: team that is known on how they want to attack,
Speaker 2: but outside of that, you know, well you have to
Speaker 2: defend everything. So it'll be a good challenge for us.
Speaker 3: As far as the Patriots offensive line goes, they had
Speaker 3: good showings in week number one from two trusty veterans
Speaker 3: and Trent Brown David Andrews both allowed two pressures on
Speaker 3: just on sixty pass blocking snaps, so really good averages there,
Speaker 3: but the other three not so much. Calvin Anderson filling
Speaker 3: in for the injured Riley Reef so for the injured
Speaker 3: on one now and Mafi for Cole Strange in week
Speaker 3: one Anderson and so five pressures apiece and Mafi seven pressures.
Speaker 3: This is essentially a Jalen Phillips, Zach Seeler and Christian
Speaker 3: Wilkins's matchup.
Speaker 1: I think you guys understand what we're going with that.
Speaker 3: I think ideally, though, you limit early down running plays.
Speaker 3: You trust Xavier Howard, you trust Cater Kohu to win
Speaker 3: the matchups against a perimeter group that is one of
Speaker 3: the worst in the NFL on paper, And really emphasize
Speaker 3: getting a hat in every gap against the running game,
Speaker 3: because if you can generate third and long, that's an
Speaker 3: opportunity to tee off on this quarterback and create some
Speaker 3: negative plays and some takeaways potentially, So tackling Stevenson, getting
Speaker 3: each gap fit, those are some big keys this week. Also,
Speaker 3: keep an eye on Kendrick Bourne because he's just the
Speaker 3: one guy in that room that I think is really
Speaker 3: capable of beating you.
Speaker 1: So some things that we heard this week.
Speaker 3: Patriots receiver coach said that budde and Douglas looked like
Speaker 3: guys playing in their first games. They were drifting on
Speaker 3: some routes. Those will get picked off if they don't
Speaker 3: get it cleaned up. This week, Mac Jones's eye manipulation
Speaker 3: and poison the pocket are impressive. He will take some hits,
Speaker 3: but he did take sacks on blitzes where he would
Speaker 3: double clutch. And if you overload and doesn't get it
Speaker 3: out hot, there's no ability to create off script there,
Speaker 3: so find a way to create those opportunities. They ran
Speaker 3: a lot of duo which had success against Miami last week.
Speaker 3: That's two double teams where they didn't climb off that
Speaker 3: first level and double the second level, and a lot
Speaker 3: of that runs through Faro Brown is a really good
Speaker 3: edge blocker for the Patriots.
Speaker 1: Keep an eye on that guy in their running game.
Speaker 3: They also ran some counter tray, which is where guard
Speaker 3: and tackle both pull out together. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: athletic ability on the offensive line to get to those spaces,
Speaker 3: so Miami's eye discipline is going to be key in
Speaker 3: this one. They will do some of that same run
Speaker 3: action on pass plays where they pull the guard to
Speaker 3: steal the backside edge. So our keys have to be
Speaker 3: locked in at linebacker and on the defensive line. The Patriots,
Speaker 3: you know, the weapons they have on the perimeter, they
Speaker 3: just couldn't separate very often. And this week I think
Speaker 3: Jones has to kind of win with tight windows, especially
Speaker 3: in true drop back passing form. So good chance for
Speaker 3: the Ballhawks to get their hands on some footballs and
Speaker 3: then dead feet in the pocket for the quarterback, you know,
Speaker 3: changing the pitcher and disguising what he sees pre snap
Speaker 3: and forced me to beat you post snap. When his
Speaker 3: gets off that first read, the feet tend to slow down.
Speaker 3: And I wonder if we get more aggression blitzing the
Speaker 3: quarterback in this game, because it was effective in Week
Speaker 3: one and for the Eagles against this quarterback as well.
Speaker 3: My keys to victory force Mac Jones off the spot.
Speaker 3: When he's able to go through his reads and get
Speaker 3: the ball out on time, he's very good.
Speaker 1: But if you.
Speaker 3: Speed him up and force him off of his spot,
Speaker 3: the complexion of the offense looks a lot different than
Speaker 3: when it's in rhythm. We mentioned the blitz numbers earlier.
Speaker 3: That's why this is our first key. He might be
Speaker 3: the most for lack of a better term, immobile quarterback,
Speaker 3: and it's an offense that cannot afford to get behind
Speaker 3: the sticks. I do think we'll defend the run better
Speaker 3: this time around.
Speaker 1: Number two.
Speaker 3: Run the Patriots defense out of their man coverage by
Speaker 3: winning your one on one matchups and of course against
Speaker 3: double teams as well. They have the most single high
Speaker 3: man based defense in the NFL. Against an offense that
Speaker 3: has the weapons to make you pay in man coverage,
Speaker 3: Tyreek's ability to win at the line last week just
Speaker 3: put the Chargers in such a bind. And even with
Speaker 3: the help in those two man looks, Tua's ability to
Speaker 3: manipulate the defense with his eyes, shoulders, hips, feet, all
Speaker 3: of that. If he and Tyreek and Wall will play
Speaker 3: like that again, the Patriots will have to adjust and
Speaker 3: then against zones, you know Tua's anticipation and our speed.
Speaker 3: That's not a fun task either. I can see that
Speaker 3: being a key really all year. Teams that can successfully
Speaker 3: go man and mix it up have the best chance,
Speaker 3: but it's a tall order for everybody. Number three contain
Speaker 3: the Patriots front. For two decades, the Patriots have had
Speaker 3: a front that does not get enough recognition individually, but
Speaker 3: it collectively is always downright good. They do sometimes have
Speaker 3: the star of the group like Chandler Jones or Richard Seymour,
Speaker 3: Evince wilferk and that would be a Matthew Judon right now,
Speaker 3: but wise guy j White Barmore. There's a lot of continuity,
Speaker 3: a lot of talent, a lot of football intelligence there,
Speaker 3: and they'll find ways to generate pressure and be fundamentally
Speaker 3: sound in the running game. They'll get their wins, but
Speaker 3: don't let them stack up wins consecutively and keep that
Speaker 3: defense on the field because they want to make you
Speaker 3: play short profit football, and I trust to to be
Speaker 3: smart with the ball as well.
Speaker 1: Some areas to attack.
Speaker 3: Again, their starting guards are out, it's time for Wilkins
Speaker 3: and Steiler to have a game of utter dominance if
Speaker 3: they help with backs and tight ends, and maybe we
Speaker 3: can ratchet up a blitz a little bit. I just
Speaker 3: think the Chargers have a great, big center and a
Speaker 3: right guard who played really well and a left tackle
Speaker 3: who's awesome, and the Patriots don't have here really across
Speaker 3: the board except for left tackle. If Trent Brown plays,
Speaker 3: they were better inside, they were better on the perimeter.
Speaker 3: I think Miami can really break things down here by
Speaker 3: Wilkins and Sealer just giving it to inexperienced guards, more
Speaker 3: man coverage, and more blitzes. They just don't have the
Speaker 3: bolts on the outside without Parker and Thornton in the game.
Speaker 3: Not that they're major line shifters anyway, but they ran
Speaker 3: Douglas and Boudet out there for a combined one hundred
Speaker 3: and ten snaps, and it was clear they had two
Speaker 3: late round UDFA type of players playing one hundred and
Speaker 3: ten snaps offensively, I think this is just what we're
Speaker 3: gonna do. If we can execute it, nobody can stop us.
Speaker 3: We're in a nice position that way. That said, the
Speaker 3: Patriots defense is pretty good. I'm not really sure where
Speaker 3: I put my rabbit hat here, but my thinking is
Speaker 3: that this could be a big running back tight end
Speaker 3: slot game, and Tua has to be a lot more patient.
Speaker 3: We run as much two back personnel as anybody, and
Speaker 3: so perhaps the key here is getting the Patriots in
Speaker 3: those base looks that they don't want to be in,
Speaker 3: enforcing Bentley to buy j and MATC. Wilson to cover
Speaker 3: when they don't want to do that. Yeah, actually that
Speaker 3: is that's the move to me areas of I love
Speaker 3: the offensive line performance last week, but this Patriots front
Speaker 3: I think is better than the Chargers.
Speaker 1: I just do.
Speaker 3: I think we saw how long in the tooth Mac looks.
Speaker 3: I think Bosa played really poorly, as much as I
Speaker 3: you know, as much as Austin forced him into that.
Speaker 3: He just didn't really have any creativity in his rushes
Speaker 3: and he had poor footing all day. Judon's a game wrecker.
Speaker 3: Don't let him do that. Bar More can be that too,
Speaker 3: wise guy White oo J. They just have a workman
Speaker 3: like mentality with guys that keep coming and will operate
Speaker 3: well as a singular unit and be smart and physical.
Speaker 3: You know, you have to match that to keep two
Speaker 3: upright and just let him continue to ball. The run defense,
Speaker 3: I think until it's not you know, is a concern.
Speaker 3: The Patriots lack explosive weapons and a quarterback does not
Speaker 3: allow us to commit more to it than we did
Speaker 3: last week.
Speaker 1: I think this week you can.
Speaker 3: So I think you might trade off, you know, one
Speaker 3: or two shots on a one on one fade route
Speaker 3: that allows us to get an extra hat to the
Speaker 3: party in the running game. And I'm more than willing
Speaker 3: to take that chance because last year we did that
Speaker 3: and they went after Key on crossing and they got
Speaker 3: him a few times.
Speaker 1: But I think now with ex cater and Apple, that
Speaker 1: will not be the case.
Speaker 3: So there you go. That's your preview podcast for Dolphins
Speaker 3: and Patriots. Tomorrow, I'm going to have the great Mike
Speaker 3: Reese on the podcast to give us the Patriots perspective.
Speaker 3: And then Friday, I have a very special episode with
Speaker 3: Jeff Darlington.
Speaker 1: You do not want to miss that.
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