Speaker 1: That's roll, looking down, Fail cuts Down, Miami Quarter Drawn.
Speaker 1: What is up? Dolphans? And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast,
Speaker 1: part of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team,
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Winkfield, and as always, I am here to bring
Speaker 1: you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And on
Speaker 1: today's show, we roll right on with our training camp
Speaker 1: preview series as we flip this thing over to the
Speaker 1: defensive side of the football, starting with the interior defensive line.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about the depth, the production, the youth. To me,
Speaker 1: this group exemplifies what this roster is shaping up to
Speaker 1: be in year three under Brian Flora's and Chris Greer,
Speaker 1: arguably more than any other group on the roster. I'll
Speaker 1: discuss that, will preview our se EVENTH Division in our
Speaker 1: eight division preview of NFL season stopping by the NFC
Speaker 1: East today, and finally some roster activity will jump into
Speaker 1: that on a busy, busy edition of the Drive Time Podcast.
Speaker 1: And I come in today pretty charged up because I'm
Speaker 1: recording on Sunday during the F one race and I
Speaker 1: just watched the first lap intended to watch the entire
Speaker 1: race then recorded the podcast, but there was a pretty
Speaker 1: big accident on the first lap with Lewis Hamilton's and
Speaker 1: Max first Staff and number one and number two in
Speaker 1: the Driver's Championships, So that was exciting to watch, but
Speaker 1: for stepping out of the race right away, I had
Speaker 1: to come record the podcast while they're kind of fixing
Speaker 1: stuff up and getting the red flag session stops. So
Speaker 1: here we are talking football, and just before we get
Speaker 1: started on the Training camp preview series, some news from
Speaker 1: Friday that we have yet to cover here on the podcast.
Speaker 1: A few roster moves, first time we've seen said that
Speaker 1: in what months now, And I will say I've been
Speaker 1: very appreciative this run up to training camp that there
Speaker 1: has been a very quiet couple of weeks here because
Speaker 1: last year seemingly every day up before training camp. But
Speaker 1: it was unique last year because camp was kind of
Speaker 1: into late August. We didn't know what it was gonna
Speaker 1: look like, but there was always a move every day,
Speaker 1: a steamed like some defensive back coming in, someone going out,
Speaker 1: and it made for plenty of podcast and article editing
Speaker 1: as a result. But now here we are at ninety
Speaker 1: men on the roster at center Tyler Gothier and safety
Speaker 1: Brian Cole were waived and Isaiah Afford, the receiver that
Speaker 1: we all know, was added to the roster on Friday.
Speaker 1: You might be asking yourself, Travis, one minus two does
Speaker 1: not equal zero, So how do they have nine men
Speaker 1: on the roster? Well, Derval kires Netto still has practice
Speaker 1: squad exemption from the roster as part of the International
Speaker 1: Player Pathway program, so Miami were afforded the opportunity for
Speaker 1: players with him holding that exemption. But as we and
Speaker 1: today we are at ninety. And as for Isaiah Ford,
Speaker 1: I've talked about this at length on the podcast, how
Speaker 1: he's been such a pleasure to get to know in
Speaker 1: my short time here with the Miami Dolphins. And I'll
Speaker 1: say this about Isaiah. He's coming into an incredibly deep
Speaker 1: wide receiver room. But here's what he does for you
Speaker 1: in the interim. Here's what I guarantee you. He's gonna
Speaker 1: show up and do at Dolphins camp later this month.
Speaker 1: He's gonna come in and learn every position in the offense.
Speaker 1: He's gonna learn the site adjustments from every route, every
Speaker 1: combination he can, and he's going to learn how to
Speaker 1: communicate that to his teammates and help accelerate the acclamation
Speaker 1: process of learning a new system with new offensive coordinators. Here,
Speaker 1: that's the kind of player he is, that's the kind
Speaker 1: of professional he is, and the room is better for
Speaker 1: having him inside of it. And one last quick nugget
Speaker 1: here before we get into the defensive side of the football.
Speaker 1: On the Training Camp preview series, something that I came
Speaker 1: across that came across my desk that I had kind
Speaker 1: of forgotten about over the offseason. But there are different
Speaker 1: tiers of cut down day this year, Like we three
Speaker 1: weeks in a training camp are gonna go from five players,
Speaker 1: and a couple of weeks after that we go down
Speaker 1: to eight and so forth and so on. And as
Speaker 1: always on Miami Dolphins dot Com as well here on
Speaker 1: the Drivetime podcast, we'll have you covered for every single
Speaker 1: step of the way all the way up to the
Speaker 1: season opener in New England in Foxborough, and of course
Speaker 1: beyond that once the year gets here as well. But
Speaker 1: that is another day. But today, however, we are on
Speaker 1: to the defense. If you missed any of the last
Speaker 1: five episodes, we have covered the entire offense to date,
Speaker 1: here on the training camp preview series. Last Tuesday was
Speaker 1: quarterbacks running backs Wednesday, receivers Thursday, tight ends Friday, and
Speaker 1: the offensive line yesterday on Monday, and we're gonna take
Speaker 1: you all the way up to the start of training camp,
Speaker 1: covering each position on the defense. So please subscribe to
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Speaker 1: taking the minute it takes to do that for us
Speaker 1: here on the podcast. Let's get to one of my
Speaker 1: favorite position groups on the entire roster, the big boys
Speaker 1: on the defensive line. And a real quick disclaimer here.
Speaker 1: You can cover this thing defensive line, linebacker, defensive back
Speaker 1: if you want. That's just not how I'm gonna do it,
Speaker 1: because I think it's disingenuous too. Really lump a lot
Speaker 1: of these guys into any positional category. Now they're gonna
Speaker 1: have distinctions on the roster. But so many of these
Speaker 1: guys play so many different positions that I wanted to
Speaker 1: go ahead and clarify it in terms of what their
Speaker 1: overall versatility was, so as as far as interior defensive
Speaker 1: line goes, because again you know Zack Seeler, Christian Wilkins,
Speaker 1: some of these guys can play multiple spots inside, outside,
Speaker 1: But the disclaimer here is the majority of their reps
Speaker 1: coming from the four technique position or in, so the
Speaker 1: four technique is gonna be head up over your offensive
Speaker 1: tackle any position from there, going in towards the center.
Speaker 1: If the majority of your reps come from that position,
Speaker 1: you're in this group, or essentially if you're two plus pounds,
Speaker 1: you're in this group. The reason we need the disclaimer
Speaker 1: is because again, all of these guys can play pretty
Speaker 1: much anywhere, and it's not just Sailer and Wilkins, although
Speaker 1: both those guys did get plenty of reps off the
Speaker 1: edge last season and as pros in addition to their
Speaker 1: exploits inside. But we start here with last year's triumvirnt
Speaker 1: those two guys, the trio of Seidler, Wilkins, and rookie
Speaker 1: ray Kwon Davis. All three of those guys finished out
Speaker 1: the second half of the season graded in the top
Speaker 1: twenty of the position group on Pro Football Focus from
Speaker 1: weeks ten through seventeen. It started with the Chargers game
Speaker 1: against against the Charges here in Miami, and it it
Speaker 1: makes me think about perception of football, perception of rosters.
Speaker 1: I spoke to a media member here down South Florida
Speaker 1: or former South Florida media member not that long ago,
Speaker 1: and he was talking about the names that draw national
Speaker 1: attention and how maybe there's three or or guys on
Speaker 1: a roster, and I just kept thinking, like, that's not
Speaker 1: what wins you football games. Like it's great to have that,
Speaker 1: it's fun for the TV ratings, it's great to get
Speaker 1: your name on the marquis, for the talking heads to
Speaker 1: dispose of every single day on their shows, on their podcast,
Speaker 1: on their articles, But since when does that win football games?
Speaker 1: Like it's good to have those players, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: but if you have that and not much else, you're
Speaker 1: a top heavy roster, things can go south in a hurry,
Speaker 1: like the War of Attrition that is the NFL. This
Speaker 1: depth and this spread out kind of fifty three man
Speaker 1: roster that can all do a job. That to me
Speaker 1: is what you want. And this group is the quintessential
Speaker 1: example of how the team is kind of coming into
Speaker 1: focus under Brian Floors and Chris Career. Here in your
Speaker 1: number three versatility, obvious off the top, flexible players that
Speaker 1: can help keep each other fresh, specialize in particular traits,
Speaker 1: but also keep the defense interchangeable with their calls. For instance,
Speaker 1: how often do you see a three pound defensive tackle
Speaker 1: like Christian Wilkins dropping into coverage into the hook zone
Speaker 1: and getting himself an interception. Doesn't happen very often, but
Speaker 1: he did it last year because that's what those defense did.
Speaker 1: They have so many multiple looks that they can confuse
Speaker 1: the quarterback and confuse the way the offense operates because
Speaker 1: of the versatility and the flexibility and the mysterious nature
Speaker 1: of the defense. And they all play with so much
Speaker 1: power and there's so much length on this defensive line.
Speaker 1: Ray Kwon Davis has the pterodactyl wingspan, Zack Steeler not
Speaker 1: far behind him in that regard. It helps them stack
Speaker 1: up bodies and create chances for the linebackers behind them.
Speaker 1: All of this stuff is cyclical. Coach Flora's talks about it.
Speaker 1: Josh Bowyer talks about it. It's never one thing, and
Speaker 1: you even hear coach talk about it when maybe there's
Speaker 1: a glaring example where it might be one particular unit
Speaker 1: on the football field. Like we talked about this with
Speaker 1: coach Flores this offseason about deep passing and how you
Speaker 1: limit the big plays in this league and how that's
Speaker 1: that's kind of the crux of playing good defense in
Speaker 1: the National Football League. And he did say, well, you know,
Speaker 1: there are three sides or three elements of the defense,
Speaker 1: three levels of the defense, but I can't really get
Speaker 1: on a nose tackle for a fifty passed down field.
Speaker 1: But then he reverted back to saying it all matters,
Speaker 1: it's all impactful, and so when you watch the way
Speaker 1: this team plays, it's not about a guy winning a
Speaker 1: one on one matchup and that is the play. That's
Speaker 1: not what wins you to play. It's about eleven guys
Speaker 1: executing a role, executing a job because each of those
Speaker 1: roles is dependent on the guy next to you doing
Speaker 1: their role, and that helps you get production from so
Speaker 1: many players. We talked about this top twenty grades among
Speaker 1: those three guys on PF Wilkins, Davis and Seiler over
Speaker 1: the second half of the season. The linebacker unit had
Speaker 1: three players with more than five sacks last year. That's
Speaker 1: the first time in franchise history that three players with
Speaker 1: LB in front of their name got at least five sacks.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't just they're doing I mean everyone on
Speaker 1: this roster contributes to that coverage rush, stacking up bodies
Speaker 1: up front, whatever it might be. Plus the fact that
Speaker 1: all of these guys can do multiple things again allows
Speaker 1: Flores and Boyer to get really creative and help confuse
Speaker 1: opposing quarterbacks. That's part of the reason why you leave
Speaker 1: the NFL, and takeaways part of the reason why you
Speaker 1: leave the NFL. In third down defense, then you go
Speaker 1: out and you drop in Adam Butler, and my goodness,
Speaker 1: his film might be the most fun of all to
Speaker 1: watch for me. He's got an explosive first step that
Speaker 1: really forces the line to declare their protection immediately. If
Speaker 1: you want to slide or find protection for Adam Butler,
Speaker 1: you better get there fast because he is getting to
Speaker 1: that back field quickly. And then if you mug up
Speaker 1: a pair of linebackers alongside him, like a Jerome Baker,
Speaker 1: like a Bernardrick McKinney, whoever it might be. That is
Speaker 1: a lot to deal with. That's both size, that speed,
Speaker 1: that's explosiveness, that's mystery for the quarterback. Not to mention
Speaker 1: that Butler has largely been a five hundred snap player
Speaker 1: in his career, which just helps keep everybody fresh on
Speaker 1: a bigger, longer, deeper rotation. And these guys aren't just
Speaker 1: stack and penetration players either. They all come equipped with
Speaker 1: the requisite I discipline to really help them stay in
Speaker 1: their gap, do that job, attack the correct part of
Speaker 1: the man. You go inside, you go outside. You can
Speaker 1: readjust throughout the rep to help off of a stunt,
Speaker 1: off of a looper, off of a pick, whatever it
Speaker 1: might be. All of these guys have all those traits.
Speaker 1: The construction of this room is just chef's kiss. It's
Speaker 1: choice young players that are under contract for the foreseeable future,
Speaker 1: interchangeable pieces, position diverse, and the competition only serves to
Speaker 1: make them better. So as far as our article up
Speaker 1: on Miami Dolphins dot com, again, each of these podcasts
Speaker 1: coincides with a written piece up on Miami Dolphins dot com.
Speaker 1: You can find the interior defensive lineman later on this afternoon,
Speaker 1: or if you hear this podcast late on Tuesday. It's
Speaker 1: already up there live for you, and we start with
Speaker 1: the personnel changes. We talked about Adam Butler coming in.
Speaker 1: John Jenkins, a familiar face, also added to the room
Speaker 1: this offseason, and a U d F A and Jerome
Speaker 1: Johnson out of Indiana was added to the room. The
Speaker 1: loan departure was divon Godshaw heading up to the Patriots
Speaker 1: are week one opponent the coaching staff after one season
Speaker 1: as an outside linebackers coach and one of the guys
Speaker 1: that was part of that linebacker room having three players
Speaker 1: with five or more sacks. Austin Clark is taking over
Speaker 1: a familiar position from his career on the defensive line,
Speaker 1: the same title he held with the University of Illinois
Speaker 1: from nineteen and Under Clark's tutelage, Miami improved from thirty
Speaker 1: second to tenth and sacks from twenty with forty one
Speaker 1: sacks last year, number ten in the NFL. And prior
Speaker 1: to his topic at Illinois, Clark coached the d line
Speaker 1: and outside linebackers at USC where he had some relative
Speaker 1: high success as far as draft picks go and guys
Speaker 1: that produced in the PAC twelve and the biggest feather
Speaker 1: in his cap was Ola Walle Betaicou Jr. Who went
Speaker 1: from USC a five star recruit out of or rather
Speaker 1: coming to the States into his high school career. He
Speaker 1: comes over becomes a five star recruit because he's a
Speaker 1: unique physical build. It just didn't happen for him at USC,
Speaker 1: but he followed Coach Clark to Illinois and wound up
Speaker 1: posting nine sacks his final season and really helped turn
Speaker 1: around that fighting a line I defense. So Coach Clark's impact,
Speaker 1: as we've heard from Andrew Van Ginkle, from Jerome Baker,
Speaker 1: from plenty of players on this roster, they say they
Speaker 1: love the way he teaches them pass rush techniques, especially
Speaker 1: Van Ginkle. He's touched on that a few time, enmes
Speaker 1: with how Coach Clark was attributable to some of the
Speaker 1: jump that Van Ginkl saw last year with his production
Speaker 1: and with his game. So this group on the defensive
Speaker 1: line as a whole, again, versatility's the name of the game.
Speaker 1: The majority of these guys have played reps off the edge,
Speaker 1: worked inside, and again that flexibility just helps keep things versatile, flexible,
Speaker 1: and mysterious for the offense. Christian Wilkins was the first
Speaker 1: draft pick of the Chris Career Brian Flora's regime, and
Speaker 1: he's been, as advertised, the bubbly personality who's helped establish
Speaker 1: a culture while producing a hundred and three tackles, seven
Speaker 1: of those for loss, an interception, three and a half sacks,
Speaker 1: seven passes defense in his two seasons, and of course
Speaker 1: he likes to come down to the end zone and
Speaker 1: celebrate with the offense. He's caught a touchdown pass, He's
Speaker 1: been the fullback on lead blocks on touchdown runs. He
Speaker 1: does a little bit of everything. And rookie ray Kwon
Speaker 1: Davis came on like gangbusters in his first season. He
Speaker 1: finished up with forty tackles, while Zack Steeler made forty
Speaker 1: eight tackles, eleven for loss, and he recorded three and
Speaker 1: a half sacks, the most among this position group. The
Speaker 1: guys are going to cover here. Talked about Adam Butler
Speaker 1: a little, but he comes down here with fifteen sacks
Speaker 1: in four seasons as a pro, playing all over the
Speaker 1: defensive line. John Jenkins the other veteran acquisition, coming back
Speaker 1: to his twenty nineteen stomping grounds where he notched thirty
Speaker 1: nine tackles, the second most in his career with Miami.
Speaker 1: Second year tackle Bonito Jones played in six games last
Speaker 1: year as a rookie and then one. Undrafted free agent
Speaker 1: Jerome Johnson enters his first training camp as a pro,
Speaker 1: and we start there with Jerome Johnson in order of
Speaker 1: jersey number sixty seven. So bring you're out there at camp,
Speaker 1: taking a look at number sixty seven, the rookie out
Speaker 1: of Indiana, twenty three years old on opening day. He
Speaker 1: finished his college career with a hundred and eleven tackles,
Speaker 1: thirteen and a half sacks, and twenty one tackles for loss.
Speaker 1: He also forced a pair of fumbles, blocked a field goal,
Speaker 1: and got himself an interception. PFF credited Johnson with sixty
Speaker 1: one quarterback pressures on eight hundred and seventy four career
Speaker 1: pass rush refs with sixty run stops. Those are tackles
Speaker 1: within two yards of the line of scrimmage. If you're
Speaker 1: new to the podcast, get used to run stops. I
Speaker 1: love using that stat and that came on seven hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy six rundown snap. So he's big, he's powerful
Speaker 1: and has that explosive first step kind of like the
Speaker 1: rest of this defensive line. We go back to Adam Butler,
Speaker 1: number seventy. That's easy to spot on the defensive line.
Speaker 1: Not very many seventies and that group four years as
Speaker 1: a pro out of Vanderbilt, twenty seven years old on
Speaker 1: opening day. And again, just the plethora of traits this
Speaker 1: guy offers. The consistency might be the best of all.
Speaker 1: PFF has the following pressure numbers for Adam Butler and
Speaker 1: his four years and seven right down the pike. You
Speaker 1: know what you're getting with Adam Butler. He's also averaged
Speaker 1: thirteen and a half run stops over the four year
Speaker 1: career in just four hundred and eighty nine total run
Speaker 1: snaps on defense, so eleven percent of the time he
Speaker 1: gets a tackle within two yards of the line. Again,
Speaker 1: the brute strength, he's got, active hands, he can go
Speaker 1: arm over, he can swim, he knows how to attack
Speaker 1: and control one side of the body when you shade
Speaker 1: off either side of the center. And a super super
Speaker 1: explosive first step. We talked to Adam on the Free
Speaker 1: Agent Podcast when he first signed here about this, and
Speaker 1: he said that his first step and his explosiveness is
Speaker 1: what he brings. But he also can lock out and
Speaker 1: engage and kind of keep his eyes in the quarterback
Speaker 1: help read zone read help read Jet sweeps in misdirection
Speaker 1: because he can engage and then shed his block en
Speaker 1: route to a tackle or to create space for a
Speaker 1: linebacker as part of a two gap defense. So penetrator
Speaker 1: but also a discipline to gat tackle with position flexibility.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a Miami dolphin if I ever heard one.
Speaker 1: We jump from the seventies up to the nineties and
Speaker 1: number ninety himself, John Jenkins eight years NFL experience out
Speaker 1: of Georgia. He'll be thirty two years old on opening Day.
Speaker 1: Had that career year really in twenty nineteen with Miami,
Speaker 1: goes down to Chicago rather up to Chicago for a
Speaker 1: season and has another productive season. Three twenty seven pound
Speaker 1: DT has fifty five tackles over the last two seasons,
Speaker 1: with two tackles for loss and a sack. And there's
Speaker 1: some good tape of him in that twenty nineteen season,
Speaker 1: both pressuring the quarterback, collapsing the pocket, holding up the
Speaker 1: point of attack. You type in my name at Winfield,
Speaker 1: NFL and John Jenkins and go to videos, you'll see
Speaker 1: plenty of clips from that nineteen season where he was
Speaker 1: getting after it. He added seventy QB pressures over the
Speaker 1: last two seasons for the eight year veteran Number nine two.
Speaker 1: Zach Seeler got himself a contract extension last season three
Speaker 1: years NFL experience, a seventh round draft pick out of
Speaker 1: Fairish State number. He'll be twenty five years old come
Speaker 1: opening Day, and you might recall back to twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: He was a waiver claim off the Ravens in the
Speaker 1: last month of that season, and what a success story
Speaker 1: he's become since that time. He really parlayed the end
Speaker 1: of nineteen a very strong close out to that year.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget that Bengals game. I was there covering
Speaker 1: that game with Lockdown Dolphins, and he had like seven
Speaker 1: quarterback pressures, five run stops, two passes defense, one and
Speaker 1: a half sacks TfL's. He was unblockable in that game.
Speaker 1: And he just kind of continued that into training camp
Speaker 1: into the season, and after about two or three weeks,
Speaker 1: got a big jump and playing time last year and
Speaker 1: really took off from there. He comes with freaky measurables,
Speaker 1: one of my favorite fact toys on the entire roster
Speaker 1: since two thousand three players have posted the following combination
Speaker 1: of workout numbers slash measurements in the run up to
Speaker 1: the draft. The first two guys were at the combine.
Speaker 1: Zack Seiler was at his pro day at Faris State.
Speaker 1: Six ft five two five plus pounds, a sub four
Speaker 1: eight five forty yard dash, thirty plus reps on the
Speaker 1: bench at two twenty five pounds, a hundred and fifteen
Speaker 1: plus inches on the broad jump, and a three cone
Speaker 1: time under seven one five. Those three players are Mario Williams, J. J. Watt,
Speaker 1: and Zach Seiler. He is freaky long, athletic and flexible
Speaker 1: and powerful. He can do all the stuff up front
Speaker 1: you want on this defensive line. He finished last season
Speaker 1: with twenty five QB pressures, thirty two run stops, three
Speaker 1: and a half sacks, forty eight total tackles, eleven of
Speaker 1: those for loss. And I'll never forget his big production
Speaker 1: on the fourth down stop in the Arizona game. That
Speaker 1: was a key key play in that game. He and
Speaker 1: Landed Roberts were crucial on that particular rep. Also inside
Speaker 1: number ninety four, Christian Wilkins two years experience out of Clemson.
Speaker 1: He'll be twenty five years old come opening Day, and
Speaker 1: since he entered the league, he's been one of the
Speaker 1: most productive defensive tackles from that draft class, a draft
Speaker 1: class that featured Quentin Williams, at Oliver Dexter Lawrence, and
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Simmons, possibly one of the best defensive tackle draft
Speaker 1: classes we've seen really ever. He's registered a hundred and
Speaker 1: three tackles in two years, three and a half sacks,
Speaker 1: the seven passes defense to pick, forty eight quarterback pressures,
Speaker 1: and fifty nine run stops. He's been consistent. He shows
Speaker 1: up every week and gives you constant pressure and run defense.
Speaker 1: And to me, the conditioning allows him to not just
Speaker 1: play a significant workload, like one thousand, three hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty seven snaps in two years for a guy that
Speaker 1: missed two games last year from COVID in twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: on the COVID protocol list. I should say in twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen he missed the entire Buffalo game because he was
Speaker 1: ejected after the very first series. So you take away
Speaker 1: three games, you extrapolate that to about thirty four snaps
Speaker 1: a game. We're talking about, you know, seven eight hundred
Speaker 1: snaps a year. For this guy at his peak, and
Speaker 1: in addition to the occasional touchdown reception or the lead
Speaker 1: block for a touchdown that he allowed, that he helps
Speaker 1: create path four. He also goes down there and celebrates
Speaker 1: the big scores of the offense, like you'll always see
Speaker 1: ninety four coming into the frame to celebrate touchdowns with
Speaker 1: the offense. And that helps. I mean, that's an energy
Speaker 1: source in the locker room. That's a guy that really
Speaker 1: galvanizes a club and a franchise and he's been that
Speaker 1: for this team. But he's more than just that. He
Speaker 1: finished six and ESPNS run stop win rate among defensive
Speaker 1: tackles at forty percent last year, number six in the NFL,
Speaker 1: and after coming back off the covid I R in
Speaker 1: Week twelve, he finished out the string in the top
Speaker 1: ten and pressures among defensive tackles as well as in
Speaker 1: run stops. He had ten pressures and twelve run stops
Speaker 1: over those final six games. Very productive player here. Christian
Speaker 1: Wilkins Benito Jones number last year was his first out
Speaker 1: of Ole Miss. He'll be twenty three years old come
Speaker 1: opening Day. A U d F A who had Buzzes
Speaker 1: a Day three pick as far as a lot of
Speaker 1: the draft analysts go as a potential draft pick that
Speaker 1: year did not happen. He winds up in Miami as
Speaker 1: a U d f A made his debut a week
Speaker 1: six in the shutout victory over the Jets. He's six
Speaker 1: ft one, three nine pounds, a squatty body who can
Speaker 1: park the bus and hold some space. A true space
Speaker 1: eating nose tackle with a solid anchor. He's got very
Speaker 1: active quick hands too. He stays, he keeps those things
Speaker 1: move and keeps himself alive in reps. And he's also
Speaker 1: gotten impressive agility for a guy that size three nine pounds,
Speaker 1: but he can move light on his feet. He made
Speaker 1: two tackles, one for a loss, and played forty seven
Speaker 1: snaps as a rookie. And we conclude here with ray
Speaker 1: Kuan Davis, also a rookie last season, number out of Alabama,
Speaker 1: twenty four years old opening day this year, and this
Speaker 1: guy came onto the college football scene as one of
Speaker 1: the most impactful interior defensive lineman from the moment he
Speaker 1: stepped on the field as a freshman. Had a big
Speaker 1: interception in that National championship game that we all know
Speaker 1: and loved because the way it ended with our quarterback
Speaker 1: throwing to Davante Smith of the Big Game when he
Speaker 1: touchdown to beat Georgia in that game. But ray Kuan
Speaker 1: Davis was even more dominant in that game. He wasted
Speaker 1: little time finding comparable production as a pro in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Going back to that week ten through seventeen stretch to
Speaker 1: kind of show you how this guy exploded the the
Speaker 1: rookie wall and kept his production on another level. He
Speaker 1: graded his PFF number seventeen overall interior defensive lineman from
Speaker 1: that stretch of games, and he finished playing in all
Speaker 1: sixteen games, made twelve starts with forty tackles and half
Speaker 1: of those twenty of them occurred within two yards of
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage a run stop. Via Pro Football Focus,
Speaker 1: he also added fourteen quarterback pressures. But I think that
Speaker 1: when it comes to ray Kawon Davis rookie tape, the
Speaker 1: stat sheet doesn't do it justice. And as coach Flores
Speaker 1: has said, sometimes this is a quote from coach, it's
Speaker 1: not necessarily the sack total. But I think you can
Speaker 1: watch a game and see that a quarterback feels us.
Speaker 1: I think that's essentially what you're looking for. He said,
Speaker 1: that after the Chargers game when the Chargers posted some
Speaker 1: big stats because of some third and fourth quarter, you know,
Speaker 1: a couple of touchdown leads in that game, and the
Speaker 1: Chargers got some yards late in that game. And he
Speaker 1: talked about how the stats might say it felt like
Speaker 1: we got dominated in the running passing game, but I
Speaker 1: didn't feel that way, he coach said in a later
Speaker 1: quote on that press conference. But he touched on this
Speaker 1: a few times about the splash plays. How the one
Speaker 1: percent of your splash plays makes up or the splash
Speaker 1: plays makeup one percent of your total production, and the
Speaker 1: rest of it is of the production you put out there.
Speaker 1: And that's why I saw on Rake one Davis just
Speaker 1: controlling the line, controlling his gap, creating chances for his teammates,
Speaker 1: and just playing with that length and that strength in
Speaker 1: movable and really becoming a technician as the year went along.
Speaker 1: So Ray Kuan Davis, I think the sky is the
Speaker 1: limit for that. Fellows. That's the end of your interior
Speaker 1: Defensive line preview. Let's go ahead and close out this
Speaker 1: podcast taking a look at the NFC East. We are
Speaker 1: six divisions down, going in to our seventh year. In
Speaker 1: just one second, and we'll finish up with the a
Speaker 1: f C East later this week taking a look at Miami,
Speaker 1: New England Buffalo in the New York Jets. But we
Speaker 1: start here with Washington, who added Ryan Fitzpatrick at quarterback.
Speaker 1: Jared Patterson the U d f A running back. I
Speaker 1: love the receiver editions with Curtis Samuel, Adam Humphreys, and
Speaker 1: Diae Brown. They get Charles Leno from the Bears and
Speaker 1: Samuel cos Me, a second round draft pick out of Texas.
Speaker 1: Jam And Davis their first round pick out of Kentucky
Speaker 1: can flat out fly. Benjamin st. Juice is a big,
Speaker 1: physical press corner from the from Minnesota, played with d
Speaker 1: J flect over there for the Gophers, and then Darryl
Speaker 1: Roberts and another former Dolphin, Bobby McCain, joins Washington football
Speaker 1: team this offseason. And you know, fits the storylines here
Speaker 1: for the Washington football team, like the red Wolves name,
Speaker 1: by the way, call him the red Wolves. That's a
Speaker 1: good that's a good option they had there on that
Speaker 1: list of names that came out the other day, But
Speaker 1: fits for the Washington football team last year or throughout
Speaker 1: the course of his career. Really has been so adept
Speaker 1: at throwing up the fifty fifty balls. He's always excelled
Speaker 1: with DeVante Parker, with Brandon Marshall with the Jets, Mike
Speaker 1: Evans with the Buccaneers, you name it. He's always found
Speaker 1: a way to get the football to his big receivers,
Speaker 1: the yolo ball, as you will. And that was a
Speaker 1: very nice compliment here in Miami. But I'm not so
Speaker 1: sure that's the skill set that he has with him
Speaker 1: in Washington. I'd be really curious to see how he
Speaker 1: messes with those guys because both Samuel and Terry McLaurin
Speaker 1: are fastest hell and pretty crafty at getting open down
Speaker 1: the field, So it might be more of a timing
Speaker 1: thing a posted just like, see the pressure, identify the coverage,
Speaker 1: throw it up, give our guy a one on one chance.
Speaker 1: I think Curtis Samuel has a real chance to be
Speaker 1: an absolute breakthrough player. You heard me talk about him
Speaker 1: on the wide receiver free agent class back in March.
Speaker 1: It was Will Fuller and it was Curtis Samuel for me.
Speaker 1: And oh yeah, Terry McLaurin one of the very best
Speaker 1: in the game. That's it there is to say about
Speaker 1: Terry mclauren. He is an absolute monster. Then you factor
Speaker 1: in Antonio Gibson into the mix, a guy that was
Speaker 1: kind of build as a two way player in terms
Speaker 1: of running backslash receiver. No, not not too way, that
Speaker 1: means offense and defense, but a guy that can play
Speaker 1: multiple spots on offense. But that just makes the offense
Speaker 1: even more terrifying to deal with because he can play
Speaker 1: multiple spots and he's an effective runner, especially since they
Speaker 1: have a very solid offensive line with Brandon Schurf, Chase Yer,
Speaker 1: Charles Leno, and we'll find out about Sam cos Me
Speaker 1: here as we go along into his rookie season. And
Speaker 1: then defensively, one of the very best in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Chase Young straight up is as advertised, nothing else about
Speaker 1: that physical specimen. You create one on one chances for
Speaker 1: that guy, he's going to win them. I love, love
Speaker 1: love jam and Davios how like Kentucky, and he joins
Speaker 1: a young front seven that has been built up for
Speaker 1: years with Jonathan Allen who is an absolute monster, to
Speaker 1: Ron Payne beast, and you add in Acatoni, Tim Settle,
Speaker 1: and finally Montes Sweat who can play football really well.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be a problem for opposing quarterbacks. I also
Speaker 1: like the additions in the secondary. You had a veteran
Speaker 1: like Bobby McCain who can help communication on the back end,
Speaker 1: there with Landon Collins, a couple of proven veterans in
Speaker 1: that secondary. Cameron curl was perhaps the best rookie cornerback
Speaker 1: of class, and then Kendall Fuller one hell of a player.
Speaker 1: This to me is far and away, despite the fact
Speaker 1: the secondary is a bit thin off after the top.
Speaker 1: But this is to me is far and away the
Speaker 1: best team in this division competing for the division title
Speaker 1: also going to be the Dallas Cowboys. They go out
Speaker 1: and make some additions, tying the and Schecky from the Packers.
Speaker 1: He comes over, Jeremy Sprinkle the tight end, Osaza the
Speaker 1: defensive tackle out of U c l A. I know,
Speaker 1: I butchered that pronunciation. Brent Urban and Carlos Watkins and
Speaker 1: Terrell bash them on the defensive line. They had to
Speaker 1: go out and make some improvements on defense. They did
Speaker 1: not finish well last season. They get a couple of
Speaker 1: nice draft picks at linebacker Love Michael Parsons, Shabrille Cox
Speaker 1: out of l s U can play ball as well,
Speaker 1: Kean O'Neil, demonte Easy, j Ron Curse, and then Kelvin Joseph,
Speaker 1: the rookie out of Kentucky. Plenty of moves there on
Speaker 1: that Dallas defense. And you know, that's that's kind of
Speaker 1: the off season so far for the Cowboys. Small level moves,
Speaker 1: not very cowboy fashion in terms of what they typically do.
Speaker 1: But when you've got a pony up for your quarterback
Speaker 1: and pay the big time money, that's kind of the result.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's a blessing in disguise for Jarah because the
Speaker 1: big time acquisitions just have not worked out for this
Speaker 1: team in the past and mostly other teams as well,
Speaker 1: because typically you pay more, you know, thirty cents on
Speaker 1: the dollar whatever you might want to call it, for
Speaker 1: those big time free agent acquisitions that usually sometimes it
Speaker 1: works out. Usually you wind up overpaying. So going this
Speaker 1: route might be preferred here for Jerry Jones and the Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Dad coming back off the injuries the biggest story here.
Speaker 1: One of the best quarterbacks in the game, and he
Speaker 1: was willing them to competitive ball the first four weeks
Speaker 1: of the season. It led to a one in three record,
Speaker 1: but the defense just could not get a stop if
Speaker 1: they did, this team probably could have been four and
Speaker 1: oh and that's the big change I'm most curious about
Speaker 1: with this club. On that defensive side of the football.
Speaker 1: Dan Quinn takes over the defense and what scheme is
Speaker 1: he gonna roll with? Because the old cover three that
Speaker 1: Seattle made popular in the early aughts, the midouts, the
Speaker 1: two thousand fourteen run there, that's kind of gone by
Speaker 1: the boards in terms of a base scheme defense. What's
Speaker 1: he gonna roll out? I'm curious see what he does
Speaker 1: with the personnel. You say goodbye to Antoine Woods. Sean Lee,
Speaker 1: although the end of his career was kind of injury plagued,
Speaker 1: was an absolute goat at the position. He was so
Speaker 1: good and so intelligent. He retires, Shadobie Woz has gone,
Speaker 1: Xavier Woods has gone. It might take some time for
Speaker 1: these new pieces of new defense to kind of click
Speaker 1: together for the Cowboys. But offensively, oh boy, are they
Speaker 1: dynamic if they can get that line back to health
Speaker 1: with Tyrone Smith, who I think is the best tackle
Speaker 1: in football, Zack Martin, who is not really much an
Speaker 1: argument to me, the best guard in football, and you
Speaker 1: get Seedee Lamb who is just about to go Ham
Speaker 1: Ceedee Lamb on the entire league with a Marii Cooper
Speaker 1: and the criminally underrated Michael Gallup. That is some absolute
Speaker 1: firepower they have in Dallas. And will Zeke ever get
Speaker 1: back to that rook season slash Ohio State form that
Speaker 1: he enjoyed early on in his career. I'm not crazy
Speaker 1: about the Hard Knocks decision here, but the upshot is
Speaker 1: that the Cowboys, because of Jerry Jones wanting to play
Speaker 1: on center stage and being on Broadway all that fun stuff,
Speaker 1: They're gonna give you great access because that's just how
Speaker 1: they do things in Dallas. So hopefully it turns out
Speaker 1: better than last year. I did not care for last
Speaker 1: year It's Hard Knocks because they couldn't do much. There
Speaker 1: was no fans there, there was no preseason games to cover.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of masked protocol and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: which was they did a great job, but they don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, it was entertaining from that standpoint, but
Speaker 1: I missed my traditional Hard Knocks looking forward to that
Speaker 1: this year. The Philadelphia Eagles, Joe Flacco and Nick Mullins
Speaker 1: are the quarterback acquisitions to join Jalen Hurts. They add
Speaker 1: Jordan Howard back to the backfield. Carry On Johnson also
Speaker 1: a waiver wire claim from the Detroit Lions. They add
Speaker 1: Davonte Smith to the receiver corps. They pick up Raven
Speaker 1: Clark and Landon Dickerson on the offensive line. Ryan Carrigan
Speaker 1: makes the jump from Washington to Philly in Division and
Speaker 1: they go out and get Anthony Harris, the safety formally
Speaker 1: of the Vikings, one of the best players I thought
Speaker 1: to change teams that soft season, And you know, I
Speaker 1: think the big story for this team is Nick Sirianni
Speaker 1: And the question you ask yourself with any new football coaches,
Speaker 1: who is he going to be? How is he going
Speaker 1: to define himself as the head coach of his new
Speaker 1: football team? And when he was hired it was something
Speaker 1: of a surprise on the national media landscape, I suppose.
Speaker 1: But I think the early impression you get from him
Speaker 1: is that he's highly motivated and a passionate individual, and
Speaker 1: I always root for someone like that. And he comes
Speaker 1: over on this suddenly active pipeline between Philly and Indianapolis,
Speaker 1: with players and coaches going back and forth on that pipeline,
Speaker 1: serving as the offensive coordina there the last couple of
Speaker 1: years under Frank Wright, and I'm a huge fan of
Speaker 1: the offensive schemes and concepts that Frank Wright cooks up.
Speaker 1: That's a fantastic base of knowledge to draw from. So
Speaker 1: we'll see if he can be the next wounder Kin
Speaker 1: in this league, so to speak. But either way, I mean,
Speaker 1: he's the storyline, right because you fire your coach just
Speaker 1: three years after a Super Bowl championship, that's super rare,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure. And the decision in that week seventeen
Speaker 1: game to stick with or to pull Jalen Hurts in
Speaker 1: favor of shoot, I'm john a blank on the kid's name,
Speaker 1: that third sud Field, the quarterback sud Field there, they
Speaker 1: brought him into the game and just became non competitive
Speaker 1: in that final game of the season that was not
Speaker 1: well received. And then also sticking with a very broken
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz last year. Mechanically, I mean the knees pointed inwards,
Speaker 1: the toes point towards each other with the ball, the
Speaker 1: elbow slot dropped the ball with Sale just gotta fix
Speaker 1: his mechanics to get him back on track. But sticking
Speaker 1: with him over Jalen Hurts for that long, I think
Speaker 1: kind of hurt for lack of a better term for
Speaker 1: his future prospects Hurts, though, the Eagles do have a
Speaker 1: pair of first round picks next year, so they are
Speaker 1: in a nice position to see if Hurts is their
Speaker 1: guy or not if they have to go out and
Speaker 1: address the position next year. I had questions about his
Speaker 1: ability as a passer coming into the league, but you
Speaker 1: have to absolutely admire the intangibles and the mental makeup
Speaker 1: he brings. It's hard not to love Jalen Hurts. He
Speaker 1: has a competitive, competitive dude, and do they have the
Speaker 1: mix in the backfield to really help accentuate what he
Speaker 1: does well in the running game with his own read
Speaker 1: and the keepers and the bootlegs and the waggles. I
Speaker 1: really like Miles Sanders, but it gets thin after that,
Speaker 1: and he's had some injury issues so far in his career.
Speaker 1: And the receiver position, among many storylines for this team
Speaker 1: over the last couple of years, has been the storyline
Speaker 1: for a few years. And Smith helps I mentally, he's
Speaker 1: gonna come in and produce right away because he's a
Speaker 1: fantastic route runner. What are they having Jalen Reagor He
Speaker 1: was not the same player we saw crush it in
Speaker 1: college as a rookie. What do they get from j
Speaker 1: j Artega Whiteside? Did I say that right? And Travis
Speaker 1: Fulgum is zach ERT's going to actually be there come
Speaker 1: opening day? Found it interesting that Hakim Butler, now the
Speaker 1: former Old House or Iowa State product, rather is trying
Speaker 1: out as a tight end, a position where zach Ertz
Speaker 1: exists and then Dallas Godder is the best of the
Speaker 1: entire bunch there. The other big storyline has been injuries,
Speaker 1: especially on the offensive line. I mean, every year this
Speaker 1: team gets wiped out by injuries. It seems Lane Johnson,
Speaker 1: Jason Kelsey and Brandon Books three of the very best
Speaker 1: at their position, but often injured. Can Andre Dillard finally
Speaker 1: crack the lineup and play well? Goku's but it's been
Speaker 1: a rocky start for Andre Dillard to into LYA loved
Speaker 1: Anthony Harris signing to the Eagle is a big addition
Speaker 1: for that defense. They needed help in the secondary, and
Speaker 1: I expect Darius lay place better on year two there,
Speaker 1: but depth is still kind of a question. Aavante Maddox,
Speaker 1: Rodney McLeod and Cavan Wallace among the guys that will
Speaker 1: compete for a significant playing time, But the real strength
Speaker 1: of that defense is up front with Brandon Graham, Derek Barnett,
Speaker 1: Ryan Carrigan comes over from Washington, and Fletcher Cox in
Speaker 1: the middle of that defense. The greatest clip I saw
Speaker 1: from Fletcher Cox was against Miami back in twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: when Dieter said, man, how did you get out there
Speaker 1: on that block? And that's why I pay me twenty
Speaker 1: million dollars a year. Might come on great trash talk there.
Speaker 1: Love that group, but they're getting up there in age
Speaker 1: and the lack of availability has been the same as
Speaker 1: it has on offense, just not there so far. And
Speaker 1: for the Giants, Mike Glennon, Davante Booker, their big receiver moves,
Speaker 1: Kenny Golladay and can Darius Tony as well as John Ross.
Speaker 1: They add Kyle Rudolph Zack Fulton. On defense, they make
Speaker 1: some big moves to Danny Shelton and Reggie Ragland. I
Speaker 1: love the azz Oglarie draft pick. Ryan Anderson and from
Speaker 1: Washington comes over and Dori Jackson from the Titans comes over.
Speaker 1: It's just the Giants, man. I've been hiring these guys
Speaker 1: for you know, their off seasons under Dave gentleman in
Speaker 1: the past few years, and that's not really gonna change here.
Speaker 1: I wasn't a fan of Daniel Jones coming out, and
Speaker 1: he's had his moments and flashes, but the thing that
Speaker 1: has plagued him is really the most critical element of
Speaker 1: the position with the potential giveaways twenty nine fumbles, twenty
Speaker 1: two interceptions. Obviously they don't lose all those fumbles, but
Speaker 1: it's still an opportunity for a giveaway. Fifty one opportunities
Speaker 1: for a giveaway in twenty seven career games, twenty six
Speaker 1: career starts, just a notch under two per game. He
Speaker 1: has to clean that up. I'm not crazy about Kenny Golladay.
Speaker 1: He was a kind of three four route specialist that
Speaker 1: got vertical and did great with that. Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: but I'm not sure you can construction an offense around
Speaker 1: that without the true route running Nuance. I love the
Speaker 1: addition of Darius Tony. He is shifty as all get
Speaker 1: out and can break tackles and make big plays. But
Speaker 1: the main storyline here is are we ever gonna see
Speaker 1: rookie season stake Kwon Barkley again? Healthy stake Kuan. I
Speaker 1: want that so badly because he's such a unique player
Speaker 1: in this league and the Giants desperately, desperately need to
Speaker 1: get Sae Kwon Barkley back on the field Defensively, They've
Speaker 1: seen a really nice turnaround from where they were just
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago. Huge fan of the Ogilary pick.
Speaker 1: I wasn't always or I was rather always a big
Speaker 1: Ryan Anderson fan. But man Dorry Jackson got the bag
Speaker 1: after a mixed bag up in Tennessee with the Titans.
Speaker 1: We'll see how that goes. But Dexter Lawrence up front
Speaker 1: has been unstoppable. Leo Williams a trade from the Jets
Speaker 1: a couple of years back. He secures the bag after
Speaker 1: he finally realizes the all pro level potential that he
Speaker 1: has with a billion sacks last season. I like b
Speaker 1: J Hills game, and you also add Danny Shelton. The
Speaker 1: back seven is where there's some question marks there. But
Speaker 1: Logan Ryan was such a boon for them last season.
Speaker 1: He's a hell of a player. Love watching him play.
Speaker 1: They just have so many guys that are more name
Speaker 1: potential than production at this point. If I had, you know,
Speaker 1: if half of the following guys here stick and become producers,
Speaker 1: Sam Bill, Julian Love, Xaver mckinne, Rha Darius Williams, Quincy Wilson,
Speaker 1: Isaac Yaadam. All those guys came to the legal last
Speaker 1: two or three years. If half of them hit, they're
Speaker 1: cooking with gash. But that's a lot to ask. We'll
Speaker 1: see if it happens for them. And then finally, the
Speaker 1: part of the off season I cannot get over. And
Speaker 1: the reason I kind of stay on this train of
Speaker 1: not loving this team's off seasons in the last few
Speaker 1: years is the lack of addressing the offensive line. It's
Speaker 1: it's been really, really brutal for a few years. And
Speaker 1: we saw Eli Manning get killed. We've seen Daniel Jones
Speaker 1: get hit and hit and hit and fumble and fumble
Speaker 1: and fullbable and the only move they made up significance
Speaker 1: was Zach Fulton. You know, a guy that's been around
Speaker 1: the league a little bit on the interior offensive lines.
Speaker 1: You're in a bank on improvement from Andrew Thomas, I guess.
Speaker 1: But man, with how that tackle class in twenties shaped up,
Speaker 1: as you know, one of the best we've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Taking him as tackle number one, that might come back
Speaker 1: to bite the Giants. We'll see how that plays out.
Speaker 1: He has a chance to improve and get better and
Speaker 1: kind of shake those demons. We'll see how it goes.
Speaker 1: The division superlatives here. The best player slash quarterback gotta
Speaker 1: go Dak Prescott. We saw how great the Cowboys could
Speaker 1: be offensively with him, not so much without him. The
Speaker 1: best non quarterback probably Zack Martin or Tyrone Smith. But
Speaker 1: I really want to give a non here to Terry
Speaker 1: McLaurin because I think he's vastly, vastly underrated and a
Speaker 1: fantastic pro. The best defenders, Chase Young. I mean, this
Speaker 1: guy coming out of Ohio State was an absolute monster.
Speaker 1: That just he was a Cantoness prospect. A rookie this
Speaker 1: year for me and Micah Parson is gonna be the
Speaker 1: top rookie in the division to me. The best coaches
Speaker 1: Ron Rivere. I think we saw that last year with
Speaker 1: how he rallied Washington all while while fighting cancer. Like,
Speaker 1: good for you, coach, you know you went out there
Speaker 1: and kick cancers. Asked, that was an awesome story. We
Speaker 1: were thinking about you all along here and you got
Speaker 1: through that fight. Good on you. The most intriguing team again,
Speaker 1: Washington and my champion is Washington. Like this, this division
Speaker 1: is all Washington for me. All Burgundy and gold go
Speaker 1: red Wolves. Red Wolves is the name I think that
Speaker 1: fits the best and makes the most sense. All right,
Speaker 1: that's it from my time on this edition of the
Speaker 1: Drivetime Podcast. Gotta get back to the F one race.
Speaker 1: We'll see you guys again tomorrow for another training camp
Speaker 1: roster preview. We're gonna look at the edge position with
Speaker 1: Jalen Phillips, Emmanuel and all the boys from that group.
Speaker 1: Until next time. That will be my time you all.
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