Speaker 1: Practice, Patrick throwing Parker touchdown. What a win for this
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphin team. Wow ah right, Miami Indeed, and free
Speaker 1: agency is off to a rocking start as your Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins have been busy bolstering the roster with quality signings,
Speaker 1: freak athletes, intelligent, instinctive scheme fits, and we've been doing
Speaker 1: it with clever cat management that keeps this roster in
Speaker 1: terrific financial shape going forward. What's up, Dolphins? Travis Wingfield
Speaker 1: with you here for a special series of the Drive
Speaker 1: Time Podcast, part of the official podcast network of your
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins. We aren't making these shows with specific dates,
Speaker 1: but we are rolling out a new episode per player signing,
Speaker 1: and we'll start with the details of the player's career,
Speaker 1: taking a look at their counting stats, advanced metrics, film study,
Speaker 1: character testimonies, and a whole lot more. All of that
Speaker 1: before we hear from the newest Miami Dolphins and exclusive
Speaker 1: interviews with the Drivetime Podcast. So, without any further ado,
Speaker 1: let's get in to the free agency series here on
Speaker 1: the Drivetime Podcasts, and we are going to cover the
Speaker 1: cumulative impact of all Miami's free agent activity. Where they
Speaker 1: are for the draft and financially with the structure of
Speaker 1: these contracts and the cap position going forward. But for
Speaker 1: now we focus on the individual player, and today's podcast
Speaker 1: is all about Shack Laws and the dolphins newest pass
Speaker 1: rusher on the defensive line. The former Buffalo Bill stays
Speaker 1: in the a f C East and reunites with his
Speaker 1: former college position coach in Marion Hobby, who coaches the
Speaker 1: Dolphins defensive line here. Lawson is very physically imposing and
Speaker 1: satisfies both requirements of a three down edge. At six
Speaker 1: ft three two sixty seven, Laws and condented the line
Speaker 1: in the run game with relative ease. His thirty four
Speaker 1: and a quarter inch arms allow him to reset his
Speaker 1: opponent it key the play and disengage in either gap
Speaker 1: to close down on the ball carrier or to pursue
Speaker 1: the quarterback, the key to two gapping as a read
Speaker 1: and react player. Once his run defense forces the offense
Speaker 1: into obvious passing downs, Lawson can impact the game as
Speaker 1: a rusher from a variety of positions and even fronts.
Speaker 1: Lawson can play anywhere from the wide nine technique all
Speaker 1: the way inside as a three technique. Lawson's versatility satisfies
Speaker 1: Miami's multiple defense, even or odd fronts upfront. His primary
Speaker 1: position in college was as a five technique, but he
Speaker 1: also played some outside linebacker in odd fronts. In Buffalo,
Speaker 1: he played all over that Bill's front, but primarily in
Speaker 1: three similar positions as your five, six, and seven technique.
Speaker 1: He features a rare blend of size and athleticism, and
Speaker 1: that was on display at the scouting combine, where he
Speaker 1: set the pace for defensive ends with a four point
Speaker 1: seven forty yard dash and with a four point two
Speaker 1: one twenty yard shuttle. He ran a seven one six
Speaker 1: three cone drill and jumped a hundred and twenty inches
Speaker 1: in the broad and thirty three inches in the vert.
Speaker 1: Those measurements brought back a relative athletics scorecard of eight
Speaker 1: point three nine that's out of ten and measured well
Speaker 1: above average among his contemporaries in nearly every category. As
Speaker 1: a pro, Lawson has played sixteen hundred and thirty three
Speaker 1: snaps over a four year career. That's an average of
Speaker 1: four hundred and eight point three snaps per game. The
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen season was Lawson's best to date. He had
Speaker 1: forty pressures on two hundred and ninety eight pass rush reps.
Speaker 1: That's a pressure rate of thirteen point four percent. His
Speaker 1: seven sacks equate to a two point three percent sack rate,
Speaker 1: and the twenty one total quarterback hits makes for an
Speaker 1: impressive seven percent hit rate, so seven percent of his
Speaker 1: pass brush reps he's hitting the quarterback. Lawson consistently gave
Speaker 1: the Bills production. Last season. He recorded a pressure in
Speaker 1: sixteen of buffalo seventeen games, that of course includes the playoffs.
Speaker 1: From weeks eleven through seventeen, Lawson had twenty two total
Speaker 1: pressures in average of three point six seven pressures per game,
Speaker 1: coming on strong for Buffalo's playoff push. He committed just
Speaker 1: three fouls on the season and has drawn the yellow
Speaker 1: flag just eight times in his four year career. He's
Speaker 1: been solid as a run defender ever since he entered
Speaker 1: the league twenty four run stops last year. Those are
Speaker 1: tackles within two yards of the line of scrimmage and
Speaker 1: an eight point four run stop percentage, which ranks seventh
Speaker 1: in the NFL. Last year, he was second among all
Speaker 1: defensive ends in the National Football League with ten tackles
Speaker 1: for loss. Nfl dot COM's Lancer Line had a glowing
Speaker 1: scotting report of Lawson coming out of Clemson back in quote,
Speaker 1: built like a tank with thickly muscled legs and a
Speaker 1: broadcast played as a five technique at Clemson and standing
Speaker 1: up on the outside scheme, versatility will likely appeal to
Speaker 1: both three four and four three teams. Very powerful at
Speaker 1: the point, able to punch, extend arms and control the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage two gapping or set a hard edge,
Speaker 1: able to shock and shed blockers, and has the hand
Speaker 1: quickness to stagger block attempts. Power allows him to play
Speaker 1: the other side of the line. Was second and in
Speaker 1: college football and run stuffs for all defensive ends. Comes
Speaker 1: off the ball low and with forward lean into his rush,
Speaker 1: has frame to handle a double team, has plus instincts
Speaker 1: and feel for the game. Toughness on full display. Built
Speaker 1: like a grown man, and he combines his instincts, toughness
Speaker 1: and power to fill up the stat sheet and set
Speaker 1: an early tone. Lawson's frame and game are easily translatable
Speaker 1: to the National Football League. He turns just twenty six
Speaker 1: years old in the month of June and enters the
Speaker 1: prime of his career with the correct mindset. This according
Speaker 1: to his former Buffalo teammate Jerry Hughes quote. You see
Speaker 1: him taking the necessary steps coming in throughout the week,
Speaker 1: getting in the hot tub and the cold tub, and
Speaker 1: just to kind of contrast, to take care of his body.
Speaker 1: He's coming in on Tuesday's watching film with us again.
Speaker 1: Tuesday's are the NFL's off day, trying to really understand
Speaker 1: how teams plan on attacking us, so he can go
Speaker 1: out there and play fast and just be ahead of
Speaker 1: the curve. End quote. And nobody is happier about lawsons
Speaker 1: migration south from Buffalo to the Dolphins defense than defensive
Speaker 1: line coach Mary and Hobby. This back from his time
Speaker 1: that Clemson quote. Shack loves the game. He loves football.
Speaker 1: I think those older guys know their biggest job is
Speaker 1: you better be keeping Shack laws And off the football field.
Speaker 1: I'm not keeping him off the field. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: to keep him off the field yourself with your play
Speaker 1: and your work. He's been working again this summer. He
Speaker 1: did a great job in the classroom as a freshman.
Speaker 1: End quote. And finding an impact player at a premium
Speaker 1: position serves as a major boon for the Dolphins, especially
Speaker 1: one that fits Miami's multiple system. Lost in six and
Speaker 1: a half sacks seven total plays in twenty nineteen came
Speaker 1: from every which way imaginable, starting here with sack number one,
Speaker 1: week number one at the New York Jets loss in
Speaker 1: lines up as the six technique, the Jets keep max
Speaker 1: protection seven blockers in with a tight end to the
Speaker 1: same side as Lass, and he stays in contained for
Speaker 1: a potential play side run, then works over the tight end,
Speaker 1: forcing the quarterback to vacatee Once outside the pocket lost
Speaker 1: and chases the play down and gets his sack. Sack
Speaker 1: number two week eight against the Philadelphia Eagles lost in
Speaker 1: lines up in a wide nine technique, he uses the
Speaker 1: spacing with the tight end to the strong side to
Speaker 1: throw a book ole rush at the Eagles left tackle
Speaker 1: Laws and converts his speed to power with the rush
Speaker 1: that knocks the tackle five yards back into the Eagle
Speaker 1: quarterback for loss. In second sack sack number three week
Speaker 1: eleven at Miami Laws in lines up as the five technique,
Speaker 1: he slants inside and wins across the face of the
Speaker 1: tackle for a solo sack. Sack number four week twelve
Speaker 1: against the Denver Broncos Laws in lines up as the
Speaker 1: nine tech, the Broncos quarterback rolls right as lost in
Speaker 1: his left unblocked, he chases the play down and makes
Speaker 1: the sack from behind. Sack number five is that same game,
Speaker 1: week twelve against Denver. He lines up as the four technique,
Speaker 1: slants inside, splitting the guard and center combination, getting to
Speaker 1: the Denver quarterback in short order. The guard is overwhelmed
Speaker 1: by Lawson's length and get off as he easily sheds
Speaker 1: a one armed attempt to keep the pass rush at bay.
Speaker 1: Sack number six Week thirteen in Dallas, laws In lines
Speaker 1: up in a wide five technique. Initially he sets the
Speaker 1: edge against play action off tackle. Lawson swipes the tackles
Speaker 1: initial punch, keeping his frame clean, then pushes up field.
Speaker 1: The tackle over sets to react to the speed, so
Speaker 1: Lawson dips underneath and then discards the tackle with an
Speaker 1: inside hand ripped, getting to the quarterback for a half
Speaker 1: of a sack. Finally sacked number seven week fifth team
Speaker 1: against Pittsburgh, Lawson lines up in a wide nine technique.
Speaker 1: He works upfield around a chip from the tight end,
Speaker 1: keeps his eyes in the quarterback, and crosses the tackles face.
Speaker 1: When the quarterback tries to step up, Lawson arrives and
Speaker 1: strips the ball from the Steeler quarterback. He plays with
Speaker 1: so much power, so much ferocity, and he's a tough
Speaker 1: guy to handle from multiple positions, and his tape is
Speaker 1: really just a lot of fun to watch. And with that,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and get now to the interview with
Speaker 1: Dolphins new defensive end Shack Lawson. And I'm joined now
Speaker 1: by the new defensive end, new pass rusher and run defender.
Speaker 1: He really does it all for your Miami Dolphins, Shack Lawson. Check.
Speaker 1: How's it going, man? Hey, I'm doing I'm doing really good,
Speaker 1: you know, looking forward to getting down there and uh
Speaker 1: and meeting you guys and getting practices going. Hopefully that
Speaker 1: happens here real soon. But you've got a new deal,
Speaker 1: new team, new contract. How is all of that kind
Speaker 1: of hitting you at this moment? And he didn't really
Speaker 1: hit me yet, you know, uh, because I guess with
Speaker 1: all the stuff going on in the world and we
Speaker 1: haven't been able to travel and things like that, but
Speaker 1: it ain't really hit me, uh, you know right now.
Speaker 1: So but I'm gonna site it, man. I'm excited to
Speaker 1: start my new journey down there in Miami and get
Speaker 1: this stay going man breaking a championship down in the
Speaker 1: Miami and clearly you had options this offseason. Shack, Why Miami?
Speaker 1: What brought you to the Dolphins? Um? Um, I got
Speaker 1: a great relationship with the defense line coach Mary Hobby.
Speaker 1: You know, he's the guy that got me the player
Speaker 1: I am. Um got me the first round player to
Speaker 1: come out of college. Uh. I learned a lot from him. Um.
Speaker 1: So that was a big reason why I end up
Speaker 1: coming down there. And it was an opportunity for my family.
Speaker 1: You know, new scenery. I can get away from the
Speaker 1: colde you know, and play played back in coastal coast
Speaker 1: to the the home. You know, it's probably an eight hour
Speaker 1: drive from where I'm from. So that's it had a
Speaker 1: lot to do it why I wanted to come to Miami. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the weather certainly is nice, and you mentioned Mary and Hobby.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about another connection you have here
Speaker 1: with the Dolphins and a teammate you played with the
Speaker 1: Clemson and Christian Wilkins. What can you tell us about
Speaker 1: your relationship with Christian Wilkins and how the two of
Speaker 1: you are going to pair together on that defensive line.
Speaker 1: Oh Man, Christian Lucas got a great relationship. I think
Speaker 1: I was a junior when he played a freshman year.
Speaker 1: He came on as a true freshman playing that Clemson.
Speaker 1: So our bound connected from there, and you know, and
Speaker 1: we fed off each other when we played with each other.
Speaker 1: You know, we you know, we brother bringing that mindset
Speaker 1: dog mentally to the field. You know, we want to
Speaker 1: win every play and things like that. So we used
Speaker 1: to feed off each other. And I knew the opportunity
Speaker 1: to go down there and play with him again. And
Speaker 1: also thanklessly, you know, man, tanklessly end up going a
Speaker 1: hard grade together with roommates are hard grade military end
Speaker 1: up going to Clemson. And we had a relationship too,
Speaker 1: So I mean I got a well relationship down there
Speaker 1: in Miami. So that that out a lot with me
Speaker 1: to come down there. Hey, there are worse places to
Speaker 1: take from the Clemson in the championship pedigree you guys
Speaker 1: have there. You did win a championship at Clemson. Shack,
Speaker 1: What does that kind of do for a player coming
Speaker 1: into the league to know what it happens, know what
Speaker 1: it takes to win and to have experienced success like that.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it's it's it's it takes a lot, man,
Speaker 1: It starts with the coaching. You know, you keeople, you
Speaker 1: built around you know, and things like that. So coach,
Speaker 1: I know, I know, the new coach down in Miami
Speaker 1: got a great program going. He bought these guys in
Speaker 1: and run into the white right way. So being a
Speaker 1: part of that and know you know that's the right
Speaker 1: way and watching and watching the guys last year towards
Speaker 1: Miami towards the end of the season last year winning
Speaker 1: big time games, and I see and I've seen this
Speaker 1: team gona be special, you know, and they just had
Speaker 1: a missing pieces to the team. So for me to
Speaker 1: be a part of that and and his team young,
Speaker 1: it's something that's it. It's great. So it's safe to
Speaker 1: a then that the Dolphins finishing the season as strong
Speaker 1: as they did. You kind of you kind of saw
Speaker 1: that from afar and kept a close eye on how
Speaker 1: Brian Flores was getting these guys playing towards the end
Speaker 1: of the year. Oh yeah, I see how this playing us.
Speaker 1: You know, we got man, when they when I was
Speaker 1: playing Buffalo last year, they played us hard both games,
Speaker 1: you know, played us hard. You know, they were trying
Speaker 1: to win and things like that. So I've seen that
Speaker 1: was going in the right direction, and man, I always
Speaker 1: I always wanted to be back with my my college coach,
Speaker 1: man Mary how because I mean Peter, he the guy
Speaker 1: that developed me as a player. I am so and
Speaker 1: get back on his wing to learn. I've got Shack
Speaker 1: Lawson here, your newest Dolphins defensive and on the Drive
Speaker 1: Time podcast, Shack, you talk about your connections here with
Speaker 1: the Dolphins and you are going to now join a
Speaker 1: player you played against twice last year? And Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Speaker 1: what are some of the challenges of defending a quarterback
Speaker 1: like fits magic Man. The whole game playing was crazy. Man.
Speaker 1: We couldn't You couldn't rest crazy because you know, he
Speaker 1: a takeoff and run. You know, he a guy got
Speaker 1: that dog. You know, he's trying to win every play.
Speaker 1: So we're playing game playing for him last year. That's
Speaker 1: all we kept talking about throughout the week. Chris Patrick,
Speaker 1: we cannot let him Ryan Ruyan wild and things like that.
Speaker 1: You know, you gotta come. You gotta come in a
Speaker 1: great capital and uh pom to tackle him because he
Speaker 1: don't make you mention with things like this. So man,
Speaker 1: go down and play with him. Play with a dog
Speaker 1: a competitive you know, it's it's great, man, it's great.
Speaker 1: It's great. Does he ever I'm curious about fits. Does
Speaker 1: he ever say any thing on the field as an
Speaker 1: opponent that just makes you laugh? Because we see him
Speaker 1: on our social media's and when he gets miked up,
Speaker 1: he always has something a smile on his face and
Speaker 1: he's always saying something, goofy. Has he ever said anything
Speaker 1: that made you kind of chuckle? Uh? He's saying so
Speaker 1: One time, I remember, it came up the Buffalo and
Speaker 1: I actually got a rough pass on him and after
Speaker 1: of like he flopped. He's like, yeah, man, I flop.
Speaker 1: You know, they had to give me that one. So
Speaker 1: he was just cracking jokes out there. So I'm like,
Speaker 1: man and things like that. But every time I'm playing
Speaker 1: against him, man, I mean, he's gonna he gonna get
Speaker 1: You're gonna get his best. You know, he gonna he
Speaker 1: gonna And that's that's what you need in the league
Speaker 1: like this, and you need Joe quarterback, you go put
Speaker 1: the put the game on the line, things like that.
Speaker 1: That's just a quarterback being a quarterback. And he's got
Speaker 1: a red shirt on now for you, so you can't
Speaker 1: touch that guy anymore. Shack gotta keep that guy up here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. I'm glad I finally got him.
Speaker 1: I got him last year and I know I can't
Speaker 1: touch him no more. So that sounds good. And speaking
Speaker 1: of playing against Fitzpatrick, that keeps you in the same
Speaker 1: division in the a f C East. What kind of
Speaker 1: advantages do you think you get staying in the same
Speaker 1: division and kind of having a familiarity with your opponents
Speaker 1: next season. Man, I've been in there for the last
Speaker 1: four years, so I mean, I know what you're gonna
Speaker 1: get from every team. No, let's go ahead and talk
Speaker 1: about how you're going to do that shock and get
Speaker 1: into the weeds. Here on the football side, how about
Speaker 1: this defense, Like, what is it about this defense that
Speaker 1: really attracted you to signing here? And what do you
Speaker 1: think that this defense offers you in terms of how
Speaker 1: it can unlock all the skills and the potential you
Speaker 1: have shack and the defense is it's crazy, man. I
Speaker 1: remember the defense so good? Crazy man. I remember one
Speaker 1: place still got me last year was playing and I
Speaker 1: feel like everybody was standing up and the way in
Speaker 1: until they snapped the ball and some blix and some don't.
Speaker 1: I say, I've seen that play and I was like, man,
Speaker 1: that's a credible defense. That's you can open your players up.
Speaker 1: You can let your guys make plays and put them
Speaker 1: in the right position to make plays. And you got
Speaker 1: from young Tyler. Ray called me Millon like Ray Cord
Speaker 1: I hosted Ray Corpan Millon and his clips and visit
Speaker 1: at the time. He was coming out of college. So, man,
Speaker 1: y'all guys like you know Baker, you know, playing with
Speaker 1: those guys and the d line they got there. Now
Speaker 1: you know in the new free a to see we
Speaker 1: got man this, I mean, it's got a chance to
Speaker 1: be special, and it's gonna be a special group, you know,
Speaker 1: and Dolphins fans certainly love to hear that. I want
Speaker 1: to kind of follow up on that. Ray Kuan McMillan
Speaker 1: uh mentioned there. I didn't know he was your your
Speaker 1: host or your your guest at Clemson. There, what can
Speaker 1: you tell us about ray Kuan from a young age,
Speaker 1: Because this is a guy that comes in here and
Speaker 1: has a great leadership mentality and great locker room guy.
Speaker 1: Did you recognize that pretty early on with ray Kawa McMillan, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: when he first stepped in the lead you know he's leader.
Speaker 1: You know, it shows by how he played so on
Speaker 1: and off the field. You know, Ray Klon ain't never
Speaker 1: been a guy that's you heard about it paper news
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. He always been a great guy man,
Speaker 1: So it always told by how he played, how you
Speaker 1: playing on the field, you know, being be able to
Speaker 1: play with him, you know, y'all got it. You know
Speaker 1: I'm a hold it down for him. Make sure you
Speaker 1: know that. Go get past my age and things like that.
Speaker 1: You know, be able to work with those guys. Man,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be great, man, you know, because it's it's
Speaker 1: Tyler all over you. Man. But a lot of first rounds,
Speaker 1: I feel, for real, for real. There is a lot
Speaker 1: of talent in that on the defense, on this team
Speaker 1: and on that front seven now, and a big part
Speaker 1: of that is you and some of the additions they've
Speaker 1: made to this defense. When you line up, you put
Speaker 1: your hand in the dirt shack. What's the number one
Speaker 1: thing that you love doing most, whether it's rushing the
Speaker 1: past or defending the run. Is there a specific part
Speaker 1: of the game that you love the best? Man, the
Speaker 1: most part of the doing is man who the man
Speaker 1: ran in front of you know, just take advantage of
Speaker 1: my one on more opportunities. You know, make sure, like
Speaker 1: like on the run game, make sure nothing get past
Speaker 1: my edge. You know, I take big pot in there
Speaker 1: and pass rest man. It's it's it's it's up man,
Speaker 1: it's coming. It's gonna be great. You know, being able,
Speaker 1: They're gonna use me a lot. You know, um a
Speaker 1: lot on their pass wrests. Uh, not the opportunity that
Speaker 1: I got last year. So I mean it's gonna be special, man.
Speaker 1: I mean I feel like I could bring a lot
Speaker 1: to the table. Man. Just the energy to Jews. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna bring the energy to the jew Man. We need
Speaker 1: every everything in the stadium loud because you know, feed
Speaker 1: off the crowd and stuff like that. So man, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna be the guy to just bring it every
Speaker 1: day and just drop my head down and go to work.
Speaker 1: You mentioned that radar package with defenders standing up and
Speaker 1: kind of picking their gaps to rush from. Kyle van
Speaker 1: Noy is one of the better players in the league
Speaker 1: of doing that. Emmanuel Ogba does it as well. And
Speaker 1: now we've got you here the trifecta to go ahead
Speaker 1: and execute that package. What is it about your your
Speaker 1: defensive skills. That that makes you so versatible because I
Speaker 1: watch you line up and so many gaps and so
Speaker 1: many techniques with different you know, as a looper, as
Speaker 1: a twister, just bait straight up one on one speed
Speaker 1: rush bull rush, convert speed to power. Is that versatility
Speaker 1: in your game you think the best part of your game?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, to play inside out complaining uh three
Speaker 1: chechnique left hand right in like loops stay. I can
Speaker 1: play anywhere on the deepens the line, and then that's
Speaker 1: been the best part of my game. They gave me
Speaker 1: the opportunity to be where I met right now, to
Speaker 1: be able to play a different spots on the field.
Speaker 1: You know, I even played a lot back coming in
Speaker 1: the league. So I mean I've been everywhere around him
Speaker 1: feel uh and being able to make it work, man.
Speaker 1: So I mean, whenever they put me at and free
Speaker 1: me up to it made me made play. Man. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be loving that. So, Shack, I was looking at
Speaker 1: some of your numbers to the end of the season
Speaker 1: last year, and you average nearly four pressures per game
Speaker 1: from the Dallas game onward. Was there kind of something
Speaker 1: that clicked for you at that point of the season
Speaker 1: or that kind of got you charged up for the
Speaker 1: end of the year for that playoff push. Oh man,
Speaker 1: I know, uh, you know, towards the end of the the season,
Speaker 1: I started getting more opportunity. You know, I think following
Speaker 1: that game, I had two sets against denverd So my
Speaker 1: opportunity start coming more. I think at the time you
Speaker 1: might have a new coach or something, but um man,
Speaker 1: I just every time might got the opportunity. And that
Speaker 1: Allas is a prime time game, gets a great office allotment.
Speaker 1: They supposed to be the best office allotment the league.
Speaker 1: Going after playing just those guys have an opportunity. Man,
Speaker 1: I just knew that was my chance to make plays.
Speaker 1: And I know we had an opportunity to play the Steelers.
Speaker 1: You know they want another great office a line. So
Speaker 1: those big time games, man, I'm trying trying to make
Speaker 1: the most of it. And at fact the quarterback, man,
Speaker 1: and that's exactly what you're here to do. Shack. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and now and go back to your teammate,
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins. Now, Christian told me shock that he's the
Speaker 1: best basketball player on the team. But I don't know
Speaker 1: if you're familiar with Preston Williams or Devontae Parker, Mike
Speaker 1: at Sicky, these guys can all hoop? Are you a hooper?
Speaker 1: And what does it look like when you throw down? Man?
Speaker 1: Look I can still I still throw down. Man. I
Speaker 1: got a clip man on YouTube your time, and so
Speaker 1: I think if you do shout louts to basketball and
Speaker 1: I think back in the game was spears was you
Speaker 1: know people used to was the spear your shoes? I
Speaker 1: was after a document and the tenth grade was experience on. So, man,
Speaker 1: I was a hooper. You know I want to I
Speaker 1: saw some championships, you know, I want a championship. Actually
Speaker 1: want the championship with Deanre Hopkins from UM you got
Speaker 1: traded to the Arizona. I wanted to say a ship
Speaker 1: with him in the high schools playing together. So yeah,
Speaker 1: small world. You guys both find up a class in
Speaker 1: there too. Very small world. That's that's good to hear.
Speaker 1: So one last question here for you, Shack. You're gonna
Speaker 1: get down to Miami. When you get down there, we'll
Speaker 1: see you. What are you most looking forward to when
Speaker 1: it comes to off the field in Miami. But you
Speaker 1: know during the sun man, being closer to my family though,
Speaker 1: so people can come to the game a lot more
Speaker 1: and man for a new change. No going to Miami,
Speaker 1: you know some beach. So I'm ready to just go down, man,
Speaker 1: and Man Cloak is ready to go down a wind
Speaker 1: the thing, and I want to win. That's why they
Speaker 1: bought me there, you know, change, So that's all I'm well,
Speaker 1: that's exactly what we want to hear, Shack, And that's
Speaker 1: all I got for you today. Man, Congratulations on the
Speaker 1: new contract, on the new team. Best of luck this year,
Speaker 1: stay healthy, and welcome to Miami. So there he goes,
Speaker 1: Shack Laws and your newest pass rusher here in Miami.
Speaker 1: You heard her from him. Multiple alignments on that defensive line, inside, outside,
Speaker 1: can win against the past, win against the rum. He's long,
Speaker 1: he's strong, athletic. Gonna be a lot of fun to
Speaker 1: watch that guy discrub quarterbacks and prevent the run game
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Speaker 1: really coming together nicely on that defense and on this
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