Speaker 1: Factors were als, Patrick draw par Tuxtow. What a win
Speaker 1: for this Miami Dolphin team. Wow? What is up? Dolphins?
Speaker 1: And Welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins official podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins. I
Speaker 1: am your host, Travis Winkfield, and I am here to
Speaker 1: bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And
Speaker 1: on today's show, when you're flashing it back to two
Speaker 1: thousand two, taking an in depth look at Miami's thrilling
Speaker 1: win at Mile High Stadium, I'll be joined by Oronde
Speaker 1: Gadsden to tell us about that physical football game and
Speaker 1: the big place he made continuously in that win. All
Speaker 1: of that and more on this throwback Thursday, April the
Speaker 1: ninth edition of the Drivetime Podcast Dolphins. And before I
Speaker 1: get Ronde on, I just want to say this was
Speaker 1: my favorite Dolphins game, just from start to finish, sixty
Speaker 1: minutes of good football that I personally have ever seen.
Speaker 1: I was fourteen years old at the time, so maybe
Speaker 1: my grasp of the game wasn't quite what it is now.
Speaker 1: But watching that game, just the ups and downs, the
Speaker 1: emotions of it, the highs and the lows, and knowing
Speaker 1: that these are two teams to championship level contending teams
Speaker 1: that year with stout defenses, physical ground games, quarterbacks that
Speaker 1: could get the job done late in the game. As
Speaker 1: we saw from both of these quarterbacks. What a thrilling
Speaker 1: win that was in Denver. And I'll never forget going
Speaker 1: back to school the next morning. I was a freshman
Speaker 1: in high school and Miami got vaulted up to number
Speaker 1: one on the ESPN Power rankings, going to five and
Speaker 1: one after that thrilling come from behind victory in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. And this game didn't start very pretty for Miami.
Speaker 1: They were slow to get things going offensively. Ricky Williams
Speaker 1: had almost no room to run the entire night, twenty
Speaker 1: carries for forty nine yards on the game. But that defense,
Speaker 1: that vaunted Dolphins defense, that was a top five, top
Speaker 1: ten scoring outfit just about every year in those early
Speaker 1: two thousand seasons. They were as advertised with those two
Speaker 1: warnerbacks on the outside locking things up, and they really
Speaker 1: changed the way the Broncos had to game plan that
Speaker 1: game because you couldn't run your normal route tree against
Speaker 1: two good press cover corners. They had to run things
Speaker 1: crossing patterns and horizontal drag routes and things that got
Speaker 1: those guys off of their initial coverage, so it definitely
Speaker 1: impacted the game. And then you had Jason Taylor who
Speaker 1: was just unblockable all night. That left tackle, that poor
Speaker 1: left tackle trying to get his initial punch on j
Speaker 1: t was a futile effort all night long. You had
Speaker 1: Zach Thomas shooting gaps and making plays everywhere on the
Speaker 1: defensive side of the ball, and then the offense in
Speaker 1: the second half pick things up thanks to a pair
Speaker 1: of Ricky Williams touchdown runs, some big plays defensively including
Speaker 1: it pick six from Patrick Surtan, and several big time
Speaker 1: catches to move the chains to get drive started from
Speaker 1: Morande Gadsden, and of course it was capped off by
Speaker 1: Lindo Mare three yours and that was with six seconds
Speaker 1: to go. The Dolphins took the lead late in that game.
Speaker 1: And let's go ahead now and talk about that game
Speaker 1: with former Dolphins receiver Orande Gadsden, and joining the podcast
Speaker 1: now is former Dolphins receiver. He made five catches for
Speaker 1: seventy seven yards in that two thousand to win over
Speaker 1: the Denver Broncos two and each one of those catches
Speaker 1: was begger than the last, Orande Gadsden Orande? How you
Speaker 1: doing man, hey man, thanks for having which I appreciated. Man,
Speaker 1: I'm doing well. We we're glad to have you on.
Speaker 1: And we've got to ask you because it's, you know,
Speaker 1: unprecedented times right now with the way the world's going.
Speaker 1: How you doing. You're staying safe, You're staying healthy? Yeah, man, Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, staying inside as much as possible, Uh, trying
Speaker 1: to get out and at least, you know, dog keeps
Speaker 1: me walking, so that that's that's a good thing. And
Speaker 1: like my kids keep me active on this virtual aligning thing.
Speaker 1: But other than that, trying to stay in it and uh,
Speaker 1: stay away from from from the virus. Yeah. Man. For me,
Speaker 1: it's like I actually look forward to going for runs
Speaker 1: these days, which is not in my character at all,
Speaker 1: just to be out of the damn house. So it's
Speaker 1: it's definitely changing times. I want to go back to
Speaker 1: two thousand two with you here, Randi, and just first
Speaker 1: start with this game. That was, for my money, one
Speaker 1: of the best games I've ever seen. It was a
Speaker 1: big primetime spotlight a pair of four and one teams
Speaker 1: that both had championship aspirations and stylistically the matchup was
Speaker 1: so good. What was kind of the thoughts and feelings
Speaker 1: of that Dolphins team, that Dolphins locker room heading into
Speaker 1: that game. Um, we we've thought, you know at four
Speaker 1: and one that there was you know, a good start
Speaker 1: to us. So, um, you know, with everybody on the team,
Speaker 1: we thought we had a good lineup. We we thought
Speaker 1: we can go and UH to Denver and and put
Speaker 1: out a big Sunday night game. It was it wasn't
Speaker 1: Um wasn't a lot of games that we had big
Speaker 1: primetime games. So we look forward to showing what we
Speaker 1: had on on a big, big spot on TV. And
Speaker 1: what is the adjustment for a player to go into
Speaker 1: the Mile High City because of the elevation and the
Speaker 1: air quality in terms of what you're able to do
Speaker 1: with your breath and you're keeping your stamina up. What's
Speaker 1: the challenges for a player going going into play into
Speaker 1: Denver on the road. Well, I'm thinking it's the same
Speaker 1: for everybody. You're not used to it. It's tough to
Speaker 1: get used to. I think you know, you have to
Speaker 1: use your time wisely when you're on the sideline and
Speaker 1: UH offense sitting down and then the defense is up.
Speaker 1: You may get a little oxygen and get something to drink. Um,
Speaker 1: But I think, uh, you know, using get breathing method
Speaker 1: is change a little bit. You do big deep breaths
Speaker 1: and and do you know that through your mouth, and
Speaker 1: you just try to try to accomplished getting getting your
Speaker 1: stamina of just the best way you could. Well, the
Speaker 1: mental hurdle is certainly one aspect of it. But this
Speaker 1: game was eighteen years ago, and I still stand by
Speaker 1: the fact, as a fan of person watching on my
Speaker 1: television that this was the most physical game I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Would you agree with that? Um? I played in quite
Speaker 1: a few games and it's definitely up you know, in
Speaker 1: my top three, I think we played a game, uh
Speaker 1: maybe at the Jets that was probably a little bit
Speaker 1: more physical. But I think as far as the uh
Speaker 1: hits and and the way we played that game smash
Speaker 1: mouths at the end and came out with a field
Speaker 1: goal to win the game, was was probably uh physically
Speaker 1: the most the most physical as far as it heard
Speaker 1: our team because we had three key players go down
Speaker 1: and so that being said, it probably was the most
Speaker 1: physical at the time. So you said something in there
Speaker 1: that was gonna kind of lead into a question I
Speaker 1: have later on my list here, but let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and talk about it now. You mentioned a game against
Speaker 1: the Jets. Now, obviously you play them twice a year,
Speaker 1: but the first game against the Jets that year, Rondo,
Speaker 1: you had the catch that I think everyone kind of
Speaker 1: knows you for that sprawled out, you know, completely extended
Speaker 1: catch you made right around the shortstop area of the
Speaker 1: infield there. I think it was Pro Player Stadium at
Speaker 1: the time. What was Can you walk us through that catch? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was. It was a big play in the game.
Speaker 1: I think the route was for me to run a
Speaker 1: bow route, and if I felt the coverage was playing
Speaker 1: over the top, I turned into a dig and that's
Speaker 1: what I did. And I didn't get the point that
Speaker 1: Jade thought I was gonna um still running the goal,
Speaker 1: and so it was this second needed for me to
Speaker 1: try to get, you know, all passes, whatever we can do.
Speaker 1: We have been on a seven eight games losing the
Speaker 1: street to the Jets, and I was just tired of it,
Speaker 1: and so we were trying to get in field goal
Speaker 1: position and and so I went over and you know,
Speaker 1: did the best I could to catch the ball. I
Speaker 1: wish I had stayed on my feet in school, but
Speaker 1: in the infield is kind of icy because of the
Speaker 1: gravel and the dirt and and everything involved. But you know,
Speaker 1: that would that would how I was to win. You know,
Speaker 1: I think the kids just came, you know, in the game.
Speaker 1: It was nothing that I planned to do. Um it
Speaker 1: would just you know, I wanted to beat the Jets
Speaker 1: that bad, and and we did. And it was one
Speaker 1: of those catches that maybe it's more common nowadays with
Speaker 1: the way those gloves are manufactured to have that sticky
Speaker 1: apparatus on them, but you made it before that was
Speaker 1: really prevalent in the NFL. And you mentioned a big
Speaker 1: victory over the Jets that was a blowout win. This game,
Speaker 1: the Denver game, the Sunday night game, and week number six,
Speaker 1: I think it was was a closer affair. Let's go
Speaker 1: ahead and pick this thing up. Middle of the second quarter.
Speaker 1: It's third down and eleven and the offense hasn't really
Speaker 1: got much going to that point. Then they dial up
Speaker 1: number eighty six, who makes a big conversion. Of course,
Speaker 1: you then the next play is a big chunk game
Speaker 1: to really get the offense cranking. Was there an adjustment
Speaker 1: that was made on that series, on that drive to
Speaker 1: get you more involved. Um No, I think that was
Speaker 1: the natural progression of the game. And I think, um
Speaker 1: at the time I was I don't even know it
Speaker 1: was a Chan Gailey the offense coordinator. I know he's
Speaker 1: back now, but UM, I think, you know, we always
Speaker 1: tried to, um, I guess, solidify the running game before
Speaker 1: we we started to throw passes and and and it
Speaker 1: was just trying to get the old line and the
Speaker 1: running banks Ricky at the time, you know, in the groove,
Speaker 1: and trying to see how the game was gonna be playing.
Speaker 1: And so I think it kind of, you know, the
Speaker 1: run set up the pass, and we felt that we
Speaker 1: ran enough played that the defense was going to stay
Speaker 1: the same. And so once once we saw the defense
Speaker 1: which stayed the same, thing, we knew we could use certain,
Speaker 1: uh certain schemes to pass. And I think one of
Speaker 1: the reasons that the offenses slow start in that game
Speaker 1: wasn't really impacted on the scoreboard was because of that
Speaker 1: vaunted Dolphins de It's led by Jason Taylor, Zach Thomas,
Speaker 1: and of course the two cornerbacks and Patrick Curtain and
Speaker 1: Sam Madison What was it like for you going up
Speaker 1: against those two guys in practice every day because these
Speaker 1: guys were mugging dudes throughout that game. Yeah, they do
Speaker 1: the same thing in practice. Man. To be quite honest,
Speaker 1: you know, if anything attributed to any success that I had, um,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't want to speak for O J.
Speaker 1: But I think at the time, like O J and
Speaker 1: Chris Chambers even, I think it was just us going
Speaker 1: up against Patt and Sam every day. Um, that that
Speaker 1: made us better, you know, especially a man you know,
Speaker 1: and press coverage off was a different animal. But if
Speaker 1: you played press, you could batter believe we were ready
Speaker 1: for it as receivers because we saw it every day
Speaker 1: in practice against two of the best. I'm always reminded
Speaker 1: of Channing Crowder on the Fish Tank podcast when he
Speaker 1: would call Sam Madison tent on ten because he'd always
Speaker 1: called for ten on ten because he wants to go
Speaker 1: man up on this on the perimeter on his own.
Speaker 1: So you got a bunch of every day in practice.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they had two picks in this game. We'll
Speaker 1: get to those here in just a minute. But you
Speaker 1: cap off that drive that you really got started a
Speaker 1: round with a Ricky Williams touchdown. And you mentioned Ricky
Speaker 1: earlier establishing the running game. What was it like for
Speaker 1: the offense to have a player like that, a running
Speaker 1: game like that, to lean on. Ah man, it was great.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know if it was the best
Speaker 1: thing to do. You know, as a receiver, we want
Speaker 1: to get the ball too, but having Ricky back there,
Speaker 1: you know, he was a workhorse. He carried a load.
Speaker 1: He definitely do a heavy lifting. Um. We we thought
Speaker 1: of it as as being, you know, a release for him,
Speaker 1: you know, give the guy a very and so we
Speaker 1: can get some passes. But you know, to have Ricky
Speaker 1: Ricky back that you knew, you know, with that defense
Speaker 1: and if we got in the lead and we had
Speaker 1: to solve the game away, well we had Ricky and
Speaker 1: that that that was definitely a doable situation. Ricky versus
Speaker 1: Clinton Porter, she had Al Wilson going up against her
Speaker 1: on the opposite side, against Zach Thomas. Just a bunch
Speaker 1: of physical, physical aspects of that game. And because of that,
Speaker 1: you lose a couple of receivers in the game. Chris
Speaker 1: Chambers left an exited, didn't come back. James McKnight gets
Speaker 1: dinged up, but he did come back into the game.
Speaker 1: So at one point it was down to you and
Speaker 1: Diedrich Ward. As far as the healthy receivers that were
Speaker 1: active for that game, what is it like for the
Speaker 1: offense when you're down to just two healthy, active receivers. Well,
Speaker 1: it's tough because it kind of it kind of limits
Speaker 1: you to the things that you can do. And I
Speaker 1: think the defense knows that as well. You know, just
Speaker 1: like you said, playing ten on ten on ten, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, they would really play you know, I guess
Speaker 1: eleven on eleven on on nine, you know, um, because
Speaker 1: we only had two guys and and Diedrich was a
Speaker 1: veteran at the time and he knew what to do
Speaker 1: and we're gonna come in at but at that point
Speaker 1: we would only use uh, Diedrick to either play slot it.
Speaker 1: To me, I don't think we really went into a
Speaker 1: bunch of him outside and me outside, So I think
Speaker 1: it was it was tough, but because we were both
Speaker 1: vets at the time, I think it made it easier
Speaker 1: on the offense. But it is tough when you kind
Speaker 1: of scale it down just so you have two healthy receivers.
Speaker 1: And then right after Sam Madison makes that interception to
Speaker 1: kind of get things going back to the Dolphins offense.
Speaker 1: You had the you know, the drive starters, one of
Speaker 1: the most important plays of any drive, and you had
Speaker 1: the big catch to get the chains going and get
Speaker 1: the offense rolling on that series. Was was that part
Speaker 1: of the game plan at that point of the game,
Speaker 1: to say, hey, we gotta get this thing going. We
Speaker 1: have to open up the passing game. Let's go back
Speaker 1: to six because you had so many crucial catches prior
Speaker 1: to that in this game. Yeah, no, I think we
Speaker 1: had that. This time. We knew we were in a
Speaker 1: dog fight and we had to play everything close to
Speaker 1: the vest. And and once again, you know, me being
Speaker 1: outside and you know, partly because my size, Um, we
Speaker 1: would try to get forced the defense to at least
Speaker 1: let me have the one on one matchups where everybody
Speaker 1: else wild plays on. And I think, like like I said,
Speaker 1: because we were running the ball. Um, whether we made
Speaker 1: you know, five yards or made three yards or even
Speaker 1: made one yard, um, we were running the ball. And
Speaker 1: they knew that was out intention because of you know,
Speaker 1: obviously because of the game plans we were playing. You know,
Speaker 1: if we had to score, we score. But we wanted
Speaker 1: the game to be close and tight because our defense
Speaker 1: was so good at the time. So um, at this
Speaker 1: point in the game, we figured that because we were
Speaker 1: running the ball effectively, the stacy to stay close to
Speaker 1: the box to try to help with run, which means
Speaker 1: they couldn't help outside and left me one on one.
Speaker 1: And you know, obviously any routes, you know outside with
Speaker 1: what I'm gonna go and say, under fifteen yards, I
Speaker 1: was pretty confident one on one I could make it happen. Nothing,
Speaker 1: nothing longer than uh listen after that, but uh, I'm
Speaker 1: fifteen Yeah, I felt pretty confident. So then that drive
Speaker 1: gets capped off with a touchdown from Ricky Williams, and
Speaker 1: then you come back and it is uh Patrick Surtang
Speaker 1: gets the pick six after Jason Taylor hits, Brian Greasy
Speaker 1: forces an Arran throw and you get that pick six.
Speaker 1: So you come back off that drive and then the
Speaker 1: Broncos go back down and score to take the lead.
Speaker 1: What are the thoughts going into that final drive when
Speaker 1: you guys had forty seconds on the clock and a
Speaker 1: couple of time outs to go down there and get
Speaker 1: that game winning field goal. I mean, you know, obviously
Speaker 1: we've we felt confident about it because, uh, I guess
Speaker 1: the biggest thing for us as a as a group
Speaker 1: was James McKnight came back, so we had an extra
Speaker 1: extra outside guy and he was our deep threat. So um,
Speaker 1: we felt confident that we can you know, uh go
Speaker 1: down the field and at least in position for a
Speaker 1: field goal. And so, you know, like the series before,
Speaker 1: like all right, our defense is out there, they looked
Speaker 1: like they're gonna stop them. You know, they're not gonna
Speaker 1: go you know a d you know, we get get
Speaker 1: ourselves huddled up on the sideline and go through the
Speaker 1: game and playing and how we're gonna get uh Linda
Speaker 1: and field and field goal rain. So um, we felt
Speaker 1: pretty pretty good that we could do it. And we
Speaker 1: went down and didn't. And the ESPN cameras actually picked
Speaker 1: up a shot on the sideline where j Fieler is
Speaker 1: getting his thumb taped. I have to assume that was
Speaker 1: the play where his thumb hits a helmet and it
Speaker 1: got broken. He missed the next five games. Did you
Speaker 1: guys know about that when that happened? Um? Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: you know, you know about these things when when they happen,
Speaker 1: when you get to the the sideline, but you don't know
Speaker 1: how how serious they are. Jay, it is stumb on Heilmet,
Speaker 1: you know how you know, you know, you have your
Speaker 1: own things to worry about, because I mean, I missed
Speaker 1: the next five games to sweat was like had surgery
Speaker 1: on my risk. I told a legament that my risk
Speaker 1: that game. So we it was a knockdown, drag out fight.
Speaker 1: It was. It was a bank bang kind of game.
Speaker 1: And those are games you kind of kind of live
Speaker 1: for as a football player. I'm pretty sure half of
Speaker 1: those things probably not have I'm gonna say three forces
Speaker 1: of things that happened that game probably would not lie
Speaker 1: the day in the days and they would seriously find
Speaker 1: on to supend it. But it was just good hard
Speaker 1: those football and we you know, like I said, at
Speaker 1: the time, we were fouring one and we won that game,
Speaker 1: but we were five and one. We were pretty much
Speaker 1: on our way to uh good playoff seed, and you
Speaker 1: know at that time, but um, coming out of game,
Speaker 1: I know, um offensively, um, I know, we myself, Chris
Speaker 1: and Jay was out for the next few games. So
Speaker 1: that was that was that was a pretty tough price
Speaker 1: to pay to win out there. In Denver. But you know,
Speaker 1: you don't think about it, uh that way when you
Speaker 1: when you're playing, you just think about going to the
Speaker 1: next play and making it happen. I think that's why
Speaker 1: that final series was so crucial, because you guys were
Speaker 1: down so many guys or eventually would be come down
Speaker 1: so many guys, and you had a big third down
Speaker 1: conversion on a previous drive that helped move the chains
Speaker 1: and take some time off the clock, which ultimately impacted
Speaker 1: you guys negatively because you did have to go down
Speaker 1: the field in forty seconds. Of course you wouldn't know
Speaker 1: that beforehand. But that final drive, Man, that drive was
Speaker 1: so beautiful. McMichael drops the past to start it, but
Speaker 1: it actually saves some clock, so it's a good thing.
Speaker 1: But then he comes back with that big third down conversion,
Speaker 1: catching the ball way off of his frame and then rando,
Speaker 1: the ball goes right through John Mobley's fingertips into the
Speaker 1: waiting hands of Diedrich Ward. What was what I have
Speaker 1: to imagine, So fans were like losing our minds during that.
Speaker 1: What's it like for the players when you get these
Speaker 1: just highs and lows and backs and forth. It's tough
Speaker 1: but I don't. I don't think. Um, you know, fans
Speaker 1: take that into consideration, and I'll be the ones who
Speaker 1: can stay even keel throughout at all. You know, obviously
Speaker 1: performed performed better. Um. You know, you guys would always
Speaker 1: say he wants to be you know, the star and
Speaker 1: the spotlight. But you know, it takes a lot to
Speaker 1: get to that spotlight, you know, and even in the game,
Speaker 1: even in one game, for you to make that one catch,
Speaker 1: to make make it happen. You went through the highs
Speaker 1: and lo you you you you're human. You go through
Speaker 1: those emotions like, oh man, what we're gonna do? Like
Speaker 1: if we get you play it through in your head,
Speaker 1: we get stop here, we go down to score and
Speaker 1: come back they hold and then you know, you go
Speaker 1: through all those scenarios of your head and and you
Speaker 1: just hope when it's your opportunity to make a play,
Speaker 1: you you make that play and and so you know,
Speaker 1: those things happen. We we you know, I can see
Speaker 1: it from across the field, like you know, you stop
Speaker 1: and look and see where the ball is thrown and
Speaker 1: you see you know, mobile break on it, and oh yeah,
Speaker 1: good job. You know what we got. You know, like
Speaker 1: you know in basketball, no, don't shoot that. So it's
Speaker 1: the same thing. We all go through it. Like I said,
Speaker 1: the one to who you see that you know obviously
Speaker 1: you know the lead in the clubhouse with that would
Speaker 1: be Tom Brady. They you know, they stay even key
Speaker 1: or they don't get as high as the high as
Speaker 1: loads and loads and you go down and do it.
Speaker 1: But when you have that opportunity like in this game,
Speaker 1: you made the best of it as well. You describe
Speaker 1: my entire basketball career right there, get the ball at
Speaker 1: the three point line, pull for the shot, coaches saying no, no, no,
Speaker 1: and it goes that, Okay, we're good to go. Man.
Speaker 1: So okay, one last question for you, Randi. I always
Speaker 1: contend I was fourteen years old during that game, so
Speaker 1: give me a bit of a break here, But I
Speaker 1: always contend that was that was the best team in
Speaker 1: football that year because you guys had such a good defense,
Speaker 1: such a good running game, playmakers on the outside to
Speaker 1: move the change through the air, and you just things
Speaker 1: just didn't break right because of the injuries that you
Speaker 1: mentioned early on the game. The season didn't finish out
Speaker 1: the way you guys probably wanted it to. But you
Speaker 1: had to have thought that way too, right, Like you
Speaker 1: had to know that team was pretty and good. No,
Speaker 1: without a doubt, I think we we we we had
Speaker 1: we had a few opportunities before. I think we were
Speaker 1: at one point once I know this is uh going back,
Speaker 1: but I think we at one point we were eating
Speaker 1: one and Cecil was the running back and uh, and
Speaker 1: we ended up and if you can believe this, we're
Speaker 1: eight one and we ended up nine and stuff. So
Speaker 1: that's that's that's that's how little seasons go. But you know,
Speaker 1: whenever you have that uh, you know that Linda was
Speaker 1: the kicker, and we had a good defense. Obviously, that
Speaker 1: was thrilled that I had from from Jimmy Johnson on
Speaker 1: to Dave. You know, just play a good defense and
Speaker 1: keep the game close. We can pull it out over
Speaker 1: the field goal. So unfortunately, that was the way we
Speaker 1: we thought at the time, and you know, all the
Speaker 1: things were pointed in that direction. We had a great defense. Uh,
Speaker 1: we had Ricky with you know, we were gonn run
Speaker 1: the ball. You knew that, and we can make plays outside.
Speaker 1: I could work in the middle and keep it close,
Speaker 1: and Chris and and James had the ability to take
Speaker 1: it deep, you know, anytime they got ready. So we
Speaker 1: felt good at the time and our record shoulder we
Speaker 1: were bolling one and five and one after this game.
Speaker 1: But uh, you know, nobody, nobody can nobody can tell
Speaker 1: when those injuries are gonna happen. In that game, it
Speaker 1: took a lot out of us, but you know, we're
Speaker 1: probably we're probably the win. I mean, I think it
Speaker 1: was a fifty one fifty two yards fiel Ago that
Speaker 1: won the game. And you know, want when you go
Speaker 1: all the way out there, you want to win these
Speaker 1: a Ronde Gatson talking two thousand two Dolphins and Broncos
Speaker 1: a thrilling win almost in overtime. It came down to
Speaker 1: the end of the fourth quarter there rounde. We really
Speaker 1: appreciate your time today, man, But before I let you go,
Speaker 1: what are you up to today? What does the Runde
Speaker 1: Gatson doing in two thousand twenty, Um, you know, teaching
Speaker 1: and coaching football here and local high school and Plantation,
Speaker 1: Florida American Heritage School. Um, we've got a few a
Speaker 1: few Dolphins over here doing the same thing. Pat Sutan
Speaker 1: is the head coach, and uh you have Anthony Harris
Speaker 1: and and and a few other Dolphins had Perry, a
Speaker 1: few other Dolphins that coach on the same staff. So
Speaker 1: well over here, you know, trying to give the information
Speaker 1: and everything we've learned and try to pass it down
Speaker 1: to the young up and coming while I received as
Speaker 1: dbs and other young adults trying to trying to make
Speaker 1: it well. I'm sure you guys are getting plenty of
Speaker 1: WS with that coaching staff. Int, that's pretty impressive. A
Speaker 1: group of guys you got there. He is a Rende
Speaker 1: Gats and former Miami Dolphins receiver. Ronde really appreciate your
Speaker 1: time today, Man, Hey, thanks for having me. I appreciate it. Man,
Speaker 1: going down memory lane is always fun. Well, we certainly
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