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Speaker 1: And on today show, it's back to the grind of camp.
Speaker 1: Back on the field for this Monday, as we are
Speaker 1: just thirteen days out from kickoff in New England against
Speaker 1: the Patriots. We're gonna hear from Coach Flores a few
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Speaker 1: to Brian flores Is Monday morning Media availability he spoke
Speaker 1: to the media for about ten fifteen minutes, and last
Speaker 1: year I spoke with my buddy Kevin durn We know
Speaker 1: who he is at Kevin m d four on Twitter.
Speaker 1: He writes for Dolphins Talk these Days. We talked about
Speaker 1: how when football is around the corner, or when there's
Speaker 1: a game on tap, or it's getting closer, there's a
Speaker 1: bit more of a jovial look from Brian Flores. And
Speaker 1: maybe I'm talking out of my backside here, but I
Speaker 1: just noticed he seems a little more jazz, a little more,
Speaker 1: a little more smiling at the camera during these media availabilities,
Speaker 1: a little more joking with the media. So I thought
Speaker 1: this one was a great media availability from Brian Flores,
Speaker 1: kind of joking back and forth with some of the reporters.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and start off here with a question
Speaker 1: to update you on the status of Ryan Fitzpatrick. So
Speaker 1: fitz was back in bil this morning. Spront listen it
Speaker 1: so fits is back. That's obviously great news to hear.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to seeing him on the field with his
Speaker 1: teammates up next. Coach was asked about relationships with players
Speaker 1: that were here last year, how those evolved from year
Speaker 1: one to year two, and also how he developed relationships
Speaker 1: with the players who are in their first year under
Speaker 1: a Brian Fluores program. I think it's like, um, any relationship,
Speaker 1: you have friendships, relationships over time. He raised relationships involved evolves.
Speaker 1: Excuse me. You know, the players who were here a
Speaker 1: year ago, they're more comfortable with me. I'm more comfortable
Speaker 1: with them. Um. And you know what, the new players
Speaker 1: that are here, you just you know, uh, you put
Speaker 1: the time in and get to know them, get to
Speaker 1: know them on the field, off the field, some of
Speaker 1: their quirks are trying to build, build that trust, build
Speaker 1: that camaraderie. So it's been uh, obviously, you know what,
Speaker 1: a year later, some of those relationships are stronger than
Speaker 1: they were a year ago, which, you know, I think
Speaker 1: that's the way should be. I'm sure it is that.
Speaker 1: I think that's the way it is in most relationships.
Speaker 1: We've talked before on this podcast about the number of
Speaker 1: first and second year players on this Dolphins roster. I
Speaker 1: think it last time I checked, it was thirty eight,
Speaker 1: but that number could have gone up or down a
Speaker 1: couple of spots because of some recent roster news and
Speaker 1: roster movements. I should say and so Flora's talks about
Speaker 1: the importance of finding out about how each guy responds
Speaker 1: to different situations. You hear him talk about what guy's
Speaker 1: quirks are and how you coach players differentely that way.
Speaker 1: And so this roster has plenty of rookies, plenty of
Speaker 1: young players, but it also has some guys that came
Speaker 1: over here that had pre existing relationships with Brian Flores,
Speaker 1: like a Kyle van Noy, like e Land and Roberts Cammu,
Speaker 1: Gruge Hill, some players that can kind of come over
Speaker 1: here and help the coaching staff communicate that message and
Speaker 1: what's expected of players on this young roster. Next we
Speaker 1: get health updates on Xavien Howard and Davante Parker obviously
Speaker 1: ex coming off of the knee, uh, just coming off
Speaker 1: of p P COVID conditioning. And then just those fundamentals,
Speaker 1: those techniques and footwork and hand placement, and everyone takes
Speaker 1: for granted that people just think just happened. Um, he
Speaker 1: needs to work on those and he he has been, uh,
Speaker 1: but he needs to kind of work work on those techniques. UM,
Speaker 1: work against the receiver, you know, work with his teammates.
Speaker 1: From the communication. I think a lot of people, you know,
Speaker 1: just kind of take those things for granted. Um, I
Speaker 1: know he doesn't know. He's working diligently to get in
Speaker 1: and get those reps, and he has talked about it,
Speaker 1: and he's anxious to get in there because he knows
Speaker 1: he needs him and I think he'll he'll work, it'll
Speaker 1: work towards get to where he needs to be. And look,
Speaker 1: if we feel like he's he's ready to go a
Speaker 1: week one and we'll let him go. And if we
Speaker 1: feel like he's not, then you know, we'll make the
Speaker 1: decision when we get to that point. As far as Davante,
Speaker 1: uh like he's working, you know, every day to get
Speaker 1: back out there as soon as he can again. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, he's he's been through some of the training
Speaker 1: camp and some of the conditioning and some of the
Speaker 1: fundamentals and techniques and uh, you know, when you're out
Speaker 1: a couple of days, you just don't want to lose
Speaker 1: those which if you don't practice them, you know, they
Speaker 1: start to you start to lose them a little bit. Um.
Speaker 1: But he's built up enough or I feel like he's
Speaker 1: built up a good a good amount so that uh,
Speaker 1: you know, he hopefully he can kind of get right
Speaker 1: back to it. He will lose a little bit, but
Speaker 1: then he can get right back to where he was
Speaker 1: and continue improving and elevate. Hopefully I will elevate. I've
Speaker 1: talked about how I thought xaviing Howard looked on the
Speaker 1: practice field and the individual drills and the warm up sessions,
Speaker 1: and you hear a coach they're talking about how he
Speaker 1: is working diligently to get back to his full strength
Speaker 1: when it comes to conditioning in the strength and and
Speaker 1: working on the fundamentals and the techniques and how those
Speaker 1: things can be taken for granted but not on this
Speaker 1: football team. And x is working hard in those areas,
Speaker 1: and personally, I just can't wait to see him get
Speaker 1: out there with Iron Jones and Noah Ignogny and Nick
Speaker 1: need Um and Bobby McCain and Eric Rowe and Brandon
Speaker 1: Jones and Cavan Fraser. Think the secondary has a lot
Speaker 1: of nice parts, a lot of guys that can do
Speaker 1: different things. So excited to see how they turn out
Speaker 1: and how they look when this is all, when this
Speaker 1: all comes together and everybody's healthy on the field together.
Speaker 1: As far as Davanta Parker, you heard him talk about
Speaker 1: how Davanta was out here during the early portions of camp,
Speaker 1: so he doesn't have as much ground to make up.
Speaker 1: But of course it's important to get back out there,
Speaker 1: to try to get back and sustain the level that
Speaker 1: he felt Parker was at before he missed a few
Speaker 1: practices in a row. So Parker, Exavian, we'll get We'll
Speaker 1: get attendance on those guys for you here in just
Speaker 1: one second. Up next, coach was asked to evaluate practice
Speaker 1: on Saturday and how he felt the team performed after
Speaker 1: watching the tape on you know, I was starting to
Speaker 1: pick in the kicking game, so um, I thought our specialists,
Speaker 1: m you know, played well, I mean, had a couple
Speaker 1: of really good punts. Jason kicked the ball. Well, we
Speaker 1: got some good snaps out of Blake. Just from you know,
Speaker 1: the phases, I thought, you know, working our techniques and
Speaker 1: fundamentals and communication you know on punt and punt return,
Speaker 1: kick off, kickoff return. So again, still a lot of
Speaker 1: work to do there, but I thought it was, you know,
Speaker 1: a step in the right direction, and it's always good
Speaker 1: to you know, get onto the stadium field and you know,
Speaker 1: work through those phases, uh offensively, you know, from no
Speaker 1: line standpoint. I thought, uh, you know, we made a
Speaker 1: few moves there. We played Robert Hunt with some different
Speaker 1: guys played so some different guys. It was good to
Speaker 1: get you know, Hunt up there with with you know,
Speaker 1: some of those more veteran players. Um, so that was good.
Speaker 1: I thought he played well. Um again, I thought all
Speaker 1: you know, the line as a whole, um played well,
Speaker 1: you know, both units that were out there. Uh, but
Speaker 1: you know, we can always get better communication, a little
Speaker 1: bit better fundamentals technique. You know, the quarterbacks were played well.
Speaker 1: Ou there, they made some good decision I think they
Speaker 1: made some not some good decisions defensively. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: go through the whole thing. And then just could quickly
Speaker 1: defense of league. Um again, you know, just communication. A
Speaker 1: couple of instances where we you know, have the wrong
Speaker 1: amount of people on the field. So again we gotta
Speaker 1: get that cleaned up. Until they played hard at these
Speaker 1: conditioning was you know, okay, still needs some improvement, but
Speaker 1: just you know, we've still got a long way to go.
Speaker 1: All the days it kind of running to get whatever
Speaker 1: practice their tune or something like that. So they're working
Speaker 1: and trying to get better. Some interesting notes are about
Speaker 1: the offensive line. Two rookies he mentioned Robert Hunt and
Speaker 1: Solomon Kiley. We'll talk more about them here in just
Speaker 1: a moment on the podcast, But we heard coach earlier,
Speaker 1: was it last week or maybe the week before that,
Speaker 1: talking about how this season is going to be unique
Speaker 1: and that they might do more combinations on both the
Speaker 1: offensive and defensive side when it comes to regular season
Speaker 1: games and trying to get more guys involved. He talked
Speaker 1: about the rotation on the offensive side of the football
Speaker 1: with the quarterbacks, how they're trying to rotate each quarterback
Speaker 1: with different lineups on the offense, not just first team,
Speaker 1: second team, third team, so it's been a unique approach.
Speaker 1: Coach addresses it. Their coach also address us. Is here
Speaker 1: a comment he made earlier last week about not being
Speaker 1: a good recruiter. Here's coach talking about where that comment
Speaker 1: came from. I've never I've never been in college football.
Speaker 1: That was the first kind of I thought, the king
Speaker 1: of mind, And it's probably just me being self deprecating
Speaker 1: to be honest with you. Uh probably you know, if
Speaker 1: I wasn't college to be, I feel like I probably
Speaker 1: wouldn't be uh a great recruiter. I like to be
Speaker 1: hard on guys. That's not a big part of recruiting
Speaker 1: what I hear, so, but I don't know much. That's
Speaker 1: kind of where that came from Stephen. So you hear
Speaker 1: him talking about being hard or being difficult on players,
Speaker 1: especially young players. Here is coach talking about a trend
Speaker 1: on social media about the looks he gives to ray
Speaker 1: Kwon Davis on photos that capture him in the rookie
Speaker 1: Here's coach talking about those smiles, those looks, and how
Speaker 1: we should has ray Kwon Davis, how he feels about
Speaker 1: how coaches to him on and off the field. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know if Rake won't say that, So am
Speaker 1: I gonna ask him? If I'm always smiling at him?
Speaker 1: Someone catches a pick, Sure at the right time, Rake
Speaker 1: Won happens to be in the in the area. It's
Speaker 1: a good picture. And I mean, have got sent to
Speaker 1: me a few times. I could see, uh where someone
Speaker 1: can get a few last night. I'm not sure Rake
Speaker 1: Korn feels like I look at him with that much
Speaker 1: admiration on a daily basis. You should ask him now,
Speaker 1: or any of the rookies to be honest with you.
Speaker 1: Speaking of rookies in college football up next, Joe Shadow
Speaker 1: of the Palm Beach Post pulled out a reference to
Speaker 1: the Austin p Central Arkansas game that took place the
Speaker 1: other night. Stayed up late and watched that game on
Speaker 1: Saturday night and talked about how one of the teams
Speaker 1: had to use their fourth long snapper because of COVID
Speaker 1: type of contingencies they had to go ahead and enact.
Speaker 1: He asked coach about any possible contingencies at the long
Speaker 1: snapper position and who might be in line to fulfill
Speaker 1: that role should something happen to Blake Ferguson, Should we
Speaker 1: be without Blake Ferguson and need to find a backup
Speaker 1: long snapper. This is something we talked about at length.
Speaker 1: So we've got three other guys who can snap on
Speaker 1: the team, you know, the most interesting one of the
Speaker 1: three was Mac Collins. I didn't realize that so that
Speaker 1: was it was. But the more you can do in
Speaker 1: this league, uh and obviously this year in a pandemic,
Speaker 1: we've got to be ready to go, you know, at
Speaker 1: all positions, you know, especially um as as a long
Speaker 1: snipper position. What you don't want is to have a
Speaker 1: situation where you don't have anybody to you know, long
Speaker 1: or short snap. So um, no one really kind of
Speaker 1: take it for granted until it's until it's an issue.
Speaker 1: So um, but we we we We've had that conversation
Speaker 1: for sure, joke as well as at all positions, but
Speaker 1: definitely long sniper, definite pointer kicked. It's something we've thought about. First.
Speaker 1: My apologies for having the laptop keyboard right next to
Speaker 1: my microphone there for the recording of that. You picked
Speaker 1: up a lot of the audio there. Kind of sounds
Speaker 1: like a real press media availability though in a non
Speaker 1: COVID situation when you're gonna have reporters sitting in front
Speaker 1: of coach as he addresses the media, and you would
Speaker 1: hear that laptop clicking in a normal season, So maybe
Speaker 1: I'm not too apologetic about it. Up next, Coach talks
Speaker 1: about the depth of the running back room and how
Speaker 1: he feels about all five guys in that room. Uh, well,
Speaker 1: I feel good about you know, um really all five guys.
Speaker 1: You know, Salvin just who just got him Salving, I
Speaker 1: mad and um, you know looking forward to see him,
Speaker 1: you know what he can do today. Um, it is
Speaker 1: really just being his first time out there. Um. But
Speaker 1: Laird and Gasking and Brita and Jordan's um. All four
Speaker 1: guys are capable, all competitive guys. All have you know,
Speaker 1: some role in the kicking game. UM, and there are
Speaker 1: different styles back. You know, I'm comfortable with with with
Speaker 1: any of the five guys. UM, well, four guys. I've
Speaker 1: been seen Salven you know close and up close. Yet, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm comfortable with all guys. I think. You know, they're
Speaker 1: hard there. It's a hard working group and a competitive group.
Speaker 1: Those are the things I'm looking for. They run hard
Speaker 1: to get their fast uh, they'll block, catch the ball
Speaker 1: out of the backfield. Looking forward to seeing what they
Speaker 1: can do. Thirteen days you hear a coach talk about
Speaker 1: the diversity of that running back room. All five guys
Speaker 1: can do something different. Obviously, Chandler Cox the big banger
Speaker 1: as far as the full back go is knocking guys
Speaker 1: out of holes and creating space for the running backs.
Speaker 1: Matt Breta one of the fastest players in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. We've talked about Jordan Howard's patients and vision
Speaker 1: and power on this podcast relentlessly. You know, I'm a
Speaker 1: big fan of Miles Gaskon how he can make that
Speaker 1: one quick cut jump and get off to the races.
Speaker 1: I think Salvin Achmed is a good running back as well.
Speaker 1: He definitely hurt me and some Apple cups at Washington State.
Speaker 1: A big you Dub guy there. He and Myles Gas
Speaker 1: can share the load at you Dub and he caught
Speaker 1: plenty of passes there as well. We'll go ahead and
Speaker 1: finish up this portion of Brian Flores's Monday morning media
Speaker 1: availability with a question about soft tissue injuries and the
Speaker 1: emphasis on hydration, nutrition and how the Dolphins prepare for
Speaker 1: that type of thing in a shortened training camp. We're
Speaker 1: constantly emphasizing hydration, stretching, getting the training real room, cold tubs,
Speaker 1: hot tubs, nutrition, you know, it all plays a role
Speaker 1: in it. Something I talked about really every day. They're
Speaker 1: probably sick of hearing me, you know, say it, but
Speaker 1: I say it every day. Um Oderation testing. I know
Speaker 1: it's been a little bit of an issue around the league.
Speaker 1: I know that, you know, coming off of and the
Speaker 1: the lockout year, it was an issue. So we tried
Speaker 1: to do everything you know, we can from an education
Speaker 1: standpoint to help educate them to do all the things
Speaker 1: we can to prevent them Obviously, it's football and things happen.
Speaker 1: All we can do is educate them let the chips
Speaker 1: fall where they may. So we're gonna go out there
Speaker 1: in practice and try to get better and improve hopefully,
Speaker 1: you know, from a soft tissue standpoint, and we make
Speaker 1: it out. We make it out clean every day. So
Speaker 1: there he goes, There goes Coach Flores for his Monday
Speaker 1: morning media availability. That marks the point of practice where
Speaker 1: media is only available for the first fifteen minutes, So
Speaker 1: we're gonna go check it out, see who's out there,
Speaker 1: who's playing, who's on the field, and we'll come back
Speaker 1: and finish up this podcast with player availability and some
Speaker 1: oats on some of the players coach talked about there
Speaker 1: in his presser this morning, and then we got onto
Speaker 1: the practice field for the warm ups and stretching portion
Speaker 1: of practice, a little bit of individual drills. But as
Speaker 1: we turn to the regular season form of practice now
Speaker 1: that means no media after the first fifteen minutes, so
Speaker 1: no practice updates for you guys. From here forward. We're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about this team, some of the individual
Speaker 1: players and the evaluations of those players. Will get into
Speaker 1: some regular season content next week as well. Here, but
Speaker 1: we do have media availability coming up with some players.
Speaker 1: But as far as what we saw on the football field,
Speaker 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick is in fact back out there in his
Speaker 1: red fourteen jersey along with the other quarterbacks to and
Speaker 1: Josh Rosen. And then also in a red jersey is
Speaker 1: Patrick Lair, the running back who injured his shoulder last week.
Speaker 1: He was out there pre scrimmage for workouts and did
Speaker 1: not participate in the scrimmage, but he is back out
Speaker 1: here again on the field on Monday in the red
Speaker 1: no contact jersey, not in pads, but out there working
Speaker 1: on the exercise bike. Was number nineteen. Jachem Grant. He
Speaker 1: will not practice on Monday. I did see Xavien Howard
Speaker 1: over there. He's back practice once again getting some individual
Speaker 1: instruction as coach Floras talked about building up some of
Speaker 1: those fundamentals and some of those key aspects of the
Speaker 1: game that everybody has to learn at every position and
Speaker 1: especially at that cornerback spot for Xavien Howard. So he
Speaker 1: is back in working some roster updates. The Dolphins waived
Speaker 1: James Crawford, the linebacker in his place as receiver Andy Jones.
Speaker 1: He war number eight on the practice field. You might
Speaker 1: recognize that name. He's been with the Dolphins previously and
Speaker 1: in number forty five running back Solving Ahmed out of
Speaker 1: University of Washington. He was out there on the practice
Speaker 1: field as well. No DeVante Parker, he was absent, No
Speaker 1: Jonathan Hubbard, and no Kirk Merritt. So those three still
Speaker 1: down not practicing on Monday, and without having practice notes
Speaker 1: to cover, I want to just talk about a few
Speaker 1: of the players that Brian flora Is mentioned in his
Speaker 1: Monday morning media availability, and we start with quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Speaker 1: and I go back to a quote from last training
Speaker 1: camp when he spoke to the media and said this quote,
Speaker 1: I think in the last four or five years, I've
Speaker 1: really gotten better every year, and I think, as funny
Speaker 1: as that sound ounds, I think my best football is
Speaker 1: still ahead of me. And quote there for Fitzpatrick, and
Speaker 1: I've talked about that on this podcast, how his timing,
Speaker 1: his repetition of all these different offenses, of all these
Speaker 1: different play calls has really allowed him to just play
Speaker 1: with the ultimate anticipation, the ultimate confidence. And the first
Speaker 1: thing I said when watching Fitzpatrick's tape back in twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen when the Dolphins signed him from Tampa Bay. Was
Speaker 1: that he trust his eyes as well as any quarterback
Speaker 1: I had watched in recent memory. He sees it, he
Speaker 1: lets that thing fly, and he plays with that gun
Speaker 1: slinger mentality, and it's certainly benefited guys like Preston Williams
Speaker 1: and DeVante Parker, and both of those guys vertical skill
Speaker 1: sets last season. Now, I do want to make it
Speaker 1: a point to say that I don't believe that that
Speaker 1: Williams and Parker are the same player by any stretch
Speaker 1: of the imagination. I think Parker's game is more about
Speaker 1: elevating and pulling the football down when he does get vertical.
Speaker 1: I think Preston Williams is more about creating separation and
Speaker 1: getting open that way and kind of attacking the football
Speaker 1: and stride. So difference employers, even though they have similar
Speaker 1: body compositions. But just to go back to fitz Patrick's
Speaker 1: comment here about playing the best football of his career,
Speaker 1: listen to these stat lines. From two thousand five rather
Speaker 1: through two thousand thirteen, he had a fifty nine point
Speaker 1: eight percent completion percentage, six and a half yards per attempt,
Speaker 1: four point one touchdown rate, and three point six interception
Speaker 1: rate and a passer rating of seventy seven point five.
Speaker 1: Now from nineteen the last six seasons where Fitzpatrick says
Speaker 1: he feels like he's getting better at this point of
Speaker 1: his career, here's his numbers over that stretch. Sixty point
Speaker 1: eight percent completion and improvement there, seven point four yards
Speaker 1: pertempt up almost a full yard, a four point eight
Speaker 1: touchdown rate up point seven percent, and a three point
Speaker 1: one interception rate down a half of percent there, and
Speaker 1: at eighty six point three passer rating that is almost
Speaker 1: ten points better than what it was the previous portion
Speaker 1: of his career. But you narrow that focus to the
Speaker 1: last couple of years with Tampa and the last season
Speaker 1: with the Miami Dolphins, he had a sixty three point
Speaker 1: five percent completion percentage, seven point nine yards per attempt,
Speaker 1: a four point nine touchdown rate, and a three point
Speaker 1: three interception rate with a passer rating of nine point four.
Speaker 1: You can quantify his tangible progress at this point of
Speaker 1: his career, like he mentions, and if you even want
Speaker 1: to boil that down to a more specific sample size.
Speaker 1: Once he was inserted back into the lineup last season,
Speaker 1: in Week six, he threw nineteen touchdowns compared to just
Speaker 1: nine picks. He had a completion percentage of sixty three
Speaker 1: point one percent, and he rushed for two hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty nine yards and four touchdowns on twelve carries. That
Speaker 1: twelve game stretch produced twenty three total touchdowns for Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: That's a rate of one point nine two touchdowns per game.
Speaker 1: That's the franchise's highest single season touchdown rates since Dan
Speaker 1: Marinos one point nine three touchdown rate, so a one
Speaker 1: hundred of a point higher than Fitzpatrick back in and
Speaker 1: from Week six on, Fitzpatrick was the tenth highest graded
Speaker 1: passing quarterback in the NFL courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
Speaker 1: When you factor an overall performance and grades, he was twelve.
Speaker 1: That of course accounts for rushing as well, so like
Speaker 1: I like Lamar Jackson might jump up there, but also
Speaker 1: fitzpat or two because he ran the ball very well.
Speaker 1: He ranked second and first downs over that stretch of play,
Speaker 1: eleventh and touchdown passes, and a Cumulatively, he was sixteenth
Speaker 1: graded quarterback on Pro Football Focus last season among quarterbacks
Speaker 1: with at least twenty down field throws, Fitzpatrick ranked ninth
Speaker 1: and passer rating on passes that traveled over twenty yards
Speaker 1: in the air on throws in which the ball came
Speaker 1: out in less than two and a half seconds. Fitzpatrick's
Speaker 1: fourteen touchdown passes were sixth best in the NFL. He
Speaker 1: also had the seventh most completed air yards and football
Speaker 1: that according to pro to player profile dot com, rather
Speaker 1: and ranked thirteen and completion percentage while under pressure. He
Speaker 1: finished eighth in rushing yards per game among quarterbacks and
Speaker 1: fourth and touchdowns on the ground. And just to kind
Speaker 1: of finish this thing off here, you go back to
Speaker 1: the tape from last season we talked about the anticipation rips.
Speaker 1: I think you go back to the touchdown pass Devanta Parker,
Speaker 1: the first of two against the Giants in Week fifteen,
Speaker 1: to watch the way he's able to see what the
Speaker 1: defense is going to do before the ball is even snapped,
Speaker 1: based upon their pre snap look, and he lets that
Speaker 1: thing fly with that confidence. It led to the big
Speaker 1: improvement in his numbers, the Dolphins improvement on the offensive
Speaker 1: side of the football, and of course that five and
Speaker 1: four finish to end the season. So Ryan Fitzpatrick I
Speaker 1: think in a great position right now to continue that
Speaker 1: streak of playing good football in season. Another player we
Speaker 1: talked about in Brian flores Is Monday morning media availability
Speaker 1: was receiver Davanta Parker, who of course we mentioned was
Speaker 1: not back on the field for practice. But we go
Speaker 1: back to the season Devanta Parker had last year. We
Speaker 1: know the stats by now fifth and receiving yards, fourth
Speaker 1: and touchdowns among all NFL players. Here's a quote from
Speaker 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick last year. Quote for us and for me
Speaker 1: as a quarterback, I'm always going to rely on my playmakers,
Speaker 1: and Devanta has been that guy all year long. He
Speaker 1: said that after the week's seventeen win in New England,
Speaker 1: there were a couple that maybe I didn't get in
Speaker 1: there make the throw or Stephon Gilmour did a good
Speaker 1: job with talking about the cornerback of the Patriots covering
Speaker 1: Davanta on that day. But I wasn't going to shy
Speaker 1: away from a matchup, not because I don't respect the
Speaker 1: other guy, but because I have that much confidence in
Speaker 1: our guy. Davante really stepped up today. It's of that
Speaker 1: game and playing up against another cornerback in this division.
Speaker 1: There are two cornerbacks in the a f C East
Speaker 1: who were All Pro in twenty nineteen. Devanta Parker's filing
Speaker 1: two games against those two guys in Buffalo and New England.
Speaker 1: He can bind for fifteen catches and two hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy two yards in those games. We talked about Devanta
Speaker 1: trying to add elements, trying to add weapons to his
Speaker 1: arsenal and to his game this training camp in this season,
Speaker 1: he talked about it in his media availability, how he
Speaker 1: wants to get sharper on routes like the comeback for instance,
Speaker 1: try to create more separation as you sell that takeoff
Speaker 1: because at this stage of his career, you have to
Speaker 1: honor the deep part of the field against Davanta Parker
Speaker 1: because you get down there one on one, Fitz is
Speaker 1: gonna take his chances, and odds are he's gonna pull
Speaker 1: it down. We saw it all year last year. So
Speaker 1: if Devanta can kind of round that part of his
Speaker 1: game and build off of that, like Brian Flores talks
Speaker 1: about and building improved from there and Devanta talks about
Speaker 1: on the comeback route, you're gonna see even more production
Speaker 1: from Devanta Parker. He even showcased that the very next
Speaker 1: day up against Byron Jones, running a great comeback route
Speaker 1: getting a catch, running after the catch roughly twenty yards
Speaker 1: or so on that particular play. So growth and improvement
Speaker 1: for these guys that have production. Davante Parker's December last
Speaker 1: year was the best five game stretch from a yards
Speaker 1: and touchdown perspective since Chris Chambers in two thousand five,
Speaker 1: So big time production there for he and Fitzpatrick down
Speaker 1: the stretch. Another player we heard Flora's talk about this
Speaker 1: morning is cornerback Xavian Howard, who of course comes back
Speaker 1: in the Dolphins this year after missing the second half
Speaker 1: of the season with that knee injury, spending some time
Speaker 1: this training camp on both the COVID nineteen reserve list
Speaker 1: as well as the physically unable to perform. But he's
Speaker 1: back and just going back. Off some of the numbers
Speaker 1: here from Pro Football Focus, he has limited opposing quarterbacks
Speaker 1: to a seventy five point three passer rating and a
Speaker 1: completion percentage of just fifty five and a half percent
Speaker 1: through the course of his career. He plays the football
Speaker 1: so well in the air we know about the seven
Speaker 1: interceptions he had back in He disrupts the timing of
Speaker 1: the passing game at all levels of the route. At
Speaker 1: the line with his press throughout the course of the
Speaker 1: m We've seen him get physical, like on the interception
Speaker 1: last year against Juju Smith Schuster, who wanted to get
Speaker 1: the inside track on Howard to kind of run a
Speaker 1: pivot route and get back to the sideline. However, was
Speaker 1: having none of that. He played physical throughout and then
Speaker 1: broke on the football and made a big pick on
Speaker 1: that we see in that same play there an example
Speaker 1: of how he works off the top of the stem
Speaker 1: as the receiver makes as a break and then of
Speaker 1: course the undisputable ball skills that he shows year in
Speaker 1: and year out. I go back to that interception he
Speaker 1: had in the Raiders game back in two thousand and
Speaker 1: eighteen where he ran the receiver out to the sideline,
Speaker 1: pinned him up against the perimeter, basically walled him off,
Speaker 1: and then elevated and made a play on the football.
Speaker 1: That was receiver level skill right there, and xaviing Howard
Speaker 1: doing that from his cornerback spot to get a second
Speaker 1: interception in that game and to seal a victory for
Speaker 1: the Dolphins in that game. He also has a hundred
Speaker 1: and forty tackles over the course of his career. He's
Speaker 1: about eighty five percent tackler out on the edge, So
Speaker 1: very gifted and very talented there as well. So a
Speaker 1: couple of players he talked about there on the offense.
Speaker 1: On the defense, I want to go back to the
Speaker 1: offensive line. You heard coach talk about Solomon Kinley and
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt. They got some work on Saturday and that
Speaker 1: team scrimmage, and let's go ahead and talk about Solomon Kinley.
Speaker 1: Just going back off the draft notes, he was called
Speaker 1: one of the best combination blockers in the entire draft
Speaker 1: by PFFS Mike Renner because of well that sheer size
Speaker 1: and power that he displays, but he also can move
Speaker 1: very well. We know he has the quick feet from
Speaker 1: that basketball and swimming background, the lifeguard background we had
Speaker 1: on the podcast a couple of weeks ago, and he
Speaker 1: was available for media. But listen to these pressure numbers
Speaker 1: allowed from Solomon Kinley, who has played consistent level snaps
Speaker 1: over the three last three years. Rather at Georgia three
Speaker 1: fifty pass blocking snaps last year, three hundred seventy the
Speaker 1: year prior, and back in a hundred and eight one
Speaker 1: pass blocking snaps last year he allowed just five hits
Speaker 1: on the quarterback and nine total pressures on those three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty snaps. One hit didn't allow a sack
Speaker 1: and just five pressures, So six times out of three
Speaker 1: hundred seventy reps in that season, he allowed his quarterback
Speaker 1: to even get pressured by his man. And I think
Speaker 1: we've seen some of that sheer density show up in
Speaker 1: his work out here at training camp and in the scrimmage.
Speaker 1: I noted this on Saturday's podcast about the scrimmage, how
Speaker 1: he had a pancake block and then had some really
Speaker 1: good work picking up some games up front from the
Speaker 1: defensive line and really walling off and communicating well that
Speaker 1: way as well. So a good camp so far for
Speaker 1: Solomon Kinley. As far as the Dolphin's second round draft pick,
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt out of Louisiana Lafayette, coach Flores talked about
Speaker 1: his performance a little bit as well at today's presser,
Speaker 1: and I want to go ahead and just start by
Speaker 1: reading this note once again from Mike Runner of the
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus NFL Draft Guide. He said this quote,
Speaker 1: It's a shame we only got to see four hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve snaps of Hunt in twenty nineteen, as he
Speaker 1: was one of the most dominant tackles in the country.
Speaker 1: And if you think his level of competition as a
Speaker 1: serious concern, he says, go pop on the Mississippi State
Speaker 1: tape from Week one this past season, when he tossed
Speaker 1: around a Bulldog defense as much as any SEC tackle
Speaker 1: did all season long. And yeah, you want to talk
Speaker 1: about the numbers backing up the tape you see on
Speaker 1: the field, we talked about four hundred and twelve snaps,
Speaker 1: how about a hundred and nineties six of those snaps
Speaker 1: coming and pass blocking. Now many pressures he allowed last year?
Speaker 1: One one player on almost two hundred snaps got a
Speaker 1: pressure on the quarterback going up against Robert Hunt. The
Speaker 1: year prior to that, only seven pressures on four nine
Speaker 1: pass blocking reps. So this guy has been completely locked down.
Speaker 1: And as Mike Renner mentions there, he competed in the
Speaker 1: SEC as well and had one of the best tapes
Speaker 1: against that good Bulldog defense as anybody we saw in
Speaker 1: college football last year. So a couple of Dolphins rookies
Speaker 1: getting some mention from Brian Flores talking about them in
Speaker 1: the scrimmage, talking about some of their data last year
Speaker 1: in college. As we go ahead and pivot forward, now
Speaker 1: two player media availability from Monday, and we start with
Speaker 1: safety Clayton Fedelm, who was first asked about his interception
Speaker 1: that he recorded in the scrimmage on Saturday, was post
Speaker 1: high safety there. Um, I was just able to get
Speaker 1: a good read off of the quarterback, go up in
Speaker 1: the air, high point the ball, and defensively our jobs
Speaker 1: to get the ball back for our offense or of
Speaker 1: course scoring our case. So that was a big play,
Speaker 1: got us off the field and kept kept this moving defensively.
Speaker 1: Up next here I thought a really good question from
Speaker 1: Omar Kelly asking what's the best way to get noticed
Speaker 1: from this Dolphins coaching staff? Just to win your matchups.
Speaker 1: Like you said, there's a lot of ways to to
Speaker 1: fit in, um, because it's a it's a very you know,
Speaker 1: it's a match defense. So it's just to go out
Speaker 1: there and when when you're one on ones, do your part.
Speaker 1: And that's what's huge. Time these get to understand the
Speaker 1: entire scheme and you know, worked work to your help,
Speaker 1: use your leverage and be accountable. So both Clayton Federalm
Speaker 1: and Dolphins center Ted Carriss grew up in the state
Speaker 1: of Illinois and they know each other dating back to
Speaker 1: their high school days. Here's Federal. I'm talking about his
Speaker 1: relationship with Dolphins center Ted Carriss and reuniting here in Miami.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's he's the same guy. He's football through
Speaker 1: and through. He's got a deep, deep bloodline of football
Speaker 1: over there in Carris family. Um, but yeah, he's He's
Speaker 1: been a great guy since the moment I transferred Illinois
Speaker 1: and our relationship is going through to where I today.
Speaker 1: Just you know, a great friend of mine, great teammates.
Speaker 1: Another good question here from Cam Wolfe asking Clayton about
Speaker 1: how this off season was different for him and how
Speaker 1: he had to kind of keep himself in check and
Speaker 1: be accountable because they didn't necessarily have a coach breathing
Speaker 1: to their neck all the time, and they had to
Speaker 1: be the ones to self police themselves this offseason. You
Speaker 1: you really just have to be a pro um. And
Speaker 1: when I say that, I mean it's not like anyone's
Speaker 1: breathing down your neck in the off season. For you
Speaker 1: to put that, you have to take care of your business.
Speaker 1: You have to get yourself on a routine, and you
Speaker 1: have to make sure that you're doing the proper workouts,
Speaker 1: working on yourself, which it doesn't sound like a big
Speaker 1: deal because everyone's but day did they add up you're
Speaker 1: down here in the South Florida heat, But you really
Speaker 1: have to take care of yourself, take care of your nutrition,
Speaker 1: and be on top of it yourself. Which when you're
Speaker 1: at the facility, you have a lot of those moving
Speaker 1: pieces taking care of for you. So this year it
Speaker 1: was a little different in you know, you're responsible for everything,
Speaker 1: you're training, your nutrition, you know, the whole nine yards.
Speaker 1: So take care of your own business and and and
Speaker 1: staying on top of it was probably the most difficult
Speaker 1: from just a league wide instance. Um, and we'll see
Speaker 1: coming here week one who who stayed on top of it.
Speaker 1: Up next, Clayton answers the question about why he chose
Speaker 1: to come to Miami when he had free agency this
Speaker 1: past spring. I'm here because, you know, I really feel
Speaker 1: everything that Miami is doing. You know, I had the
Speaker 1: option to come down here, and I just loved what
Speaker 1: coach flow and what they're building down here. Um, it's
Speaker 1: also not too bad to move down to the South
Speaker 1: Florida area. Hey, Clayton, I want to go back to
Speaker 1: something you said earlier about kind of the self accountability
Speaker 1: you had to have this offseason. We've heard coach Flora's
Speaker 1: talk all the time about he wants guys that love football,
Speaker 1: guys that it's important to him. I want to just
Speaker 1: kind of get your take on how you've noticed that
Speaker 1: atmosphere around here at Dolphins facility and just is it
Speaker 1: kind of prevalent across the football team? It really is. Um,
Speaker 1: the guys here are here for a reason. We have
Speaker 1: a very young staff. Um, it's not only that you
Speaker 1: know football the job we're here at football. There is
Speaker 1: a lot of our our lives, our passions, and uh,
Speaker 1: I mean, if you're not accountable, and if you're not
Speaker 1: you're not willing to do whatever it takes here. This
Speaker 1: isn't the building for you, because right here you know
Speaker 1: we're building, We're building towards something special. Verry Clayton before
Speaker 1: he stigned here, did either Florists or Boyer or Greer
Speaker 1: or Danny Croftsman reach out to you? What did they
Speaker 1: tell you if they did, and was the idea of
Speaker 1: needing a skilled special teams player part of that discussion.
Speaker 1: If they did reach out to you, with with all
Speaker 1: the COVID going on, it was definitely Uh, it was
Speaker 1: my first free agency and it was a different one
Speaker 1: at that um I mean, travel restrictions, all those kind
Speaker 1: of things, so there wasn't a lot of communication. But
Speaker 1: the system that Danny Danny Croftsman runs here is similar
Speaker 1: to what I ran the last four years, and it's
Speaker 1: it was, it was, it was a good transition. You
Speaker 1: can definitely hear the traits and the qualities there. And
Speaker 1: Clayton federlind attract of the Dolphins staff and front office
Speaker 1: to acquiring the safety from Cincinnati this offseason. Up next,
Speaker 1: we stay on the defensive side of the ball, and
Speaker 1: here from Dolphins defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, who was first
Speaker 1: asked about this offseason and not having been able to
Speaker 1: tackle anybody since last December at the end of the
Speaker 1: Dolphins season. And if that makes it difficult now heading
Speaker 1: into a season without any live tackling, not really, you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's like one of the challenges, one of the
Speaker 1: biggest things. But like you know, all the all the
Speaker 1: adversity we're going through this year, and just like you know,
Speaker 1: the you know, just like the new guidelines and everything
Speaker 1: is tough. We really haven't been able to tackle anyone.
Speaker 1: Are go fully live, um, but we've done a lot
Speaker 1: of drills, a lot of things that kind of similate that,
Speaker 1: and really just even in practice, you know, kind of
Speaker 1: taking the right proper angles, setting guys up, getting a
Speaker 1: good poppet and a good tip, but just not bringing
Speaker 1: guys all the way to the ground. So if you
Speaker 1: practice the right way, I hope, you know, hopefully it
Speaker 1: will carry over pretty pretty well into the game. Next,
Speaker 1: Wilkins was asked to evaluate year one to year two
Speaker 1: for coach Floras and if he notices any differences in
Speaker 1: coaches approach. Here's what can's answer. He's still same old coach.
Speaker 1: He does a great job every day and you know
Speaker 1: he's just that guy you could look look too. You
Speaker 1: know he's gonna bring it every day and you know,
Speaker 1: you know he's gonna you know, he's gonna have it
Speaker 1: every day and challenge us as a team. And I
Speaker 1: really wouldn't say his approach is different, but I just
Speaker 1: would say like he's kind of like I don't know,
Speaker 1: like you could kind of it's weird, like like you
Speaker 1: can see growth with players, you can see kind of
Speaker 1: growth with coach. With a coach though from the year
Speaker 1: one year two. Um, you know, not saying he was
Speaker 1: a bad coach anything. Last year I had like many
Speaker 1: flaws or anything, but you could still kind of see
Speaker 1: growth and it's it's good to see that. And you know,
Speaker 1: just his confidence and everything. Um, and it's and you know,
Speaker 1: he's a great leader for us to follow up. Next,
Speaker 1: here's Christian talking about the two rookie offensive lineman he's
Speaker 1: gone up against in camp so far, Solomon Kinley and
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt, and what he notices in their game. I
Speaker 1: think both of those guys are pretty good. Um. You
Speaker 1: know there, I think I think we did pretty well
Speaker 1: getting and you know, getting the right guys in here. Um.
Speaker 1: And you know, those guys have been competing working hard
Speaker 1: every day. Um. You know, and I you know, I
Speaker 1: could definitely see it. And they both have great potential
Speaker 1: and they'll they'll be if they keep their head on
Speaker 1: the straight now, they'll be, you know, pretty good in
Speaker 1: the sleep. Hey, Christian man thirteen days away from the opener,
Speaker 1: and you guys are kind of in this phase of
Speaker 1: end of training camp started transition into you know, preparing
Speaker 1: for an opponent. I'm curious for a player like you,
Speaker 1: when do you start to kind of make that switch
Speaker 1: to all right, I gotta start planning for a certain
Speaker 1: opponent and a certain guy across from me. Um. Well,
Speaker 1: I feel like right now until like training camp like
Speaker 1: fully breaks, you know, I'm still locked in training camp
Speaker 1: trying to compete against you know, our offense every day,
Speaker 1: trying to prove prove myself, trying to work on my technique,
Speaker 1: polish up those things. And then you know, once camp
Speaker 1: officially breaks and is over, then I'll start focusing more,
Speaker 1: locking in completely into the game plan, focusing on the opponents.
Speaker 1: And you know, I've even started to do a little
Speaker 1: bit of that now just to kind of get some familiarity, um,
Speaker 1: but not too much. I haven't fully you know, delved
Speaker 1: delved into that, um, but definitely uh probably that then
Speaker 1: it has probably come this week and I'll really start
Speaker 1: looking in to New England. And so away goes Christian
Speaker 1: and incomes tight end my GASSICKI who was first asked
Speaker 1: about going up against these Dolphins safeties who you might
Speaker 1: recall I said on Saturday had a really good scrimmage
Speaker 1: in coverage and run defense and otherwise going up against
Speaker 1: this Dolphins offense. Here's Mike Gasicky on Eric row and
Speaker 1: that safety room and the job they're doing so far
Speaker 1: in training camp. Um, yeah, I mean Eric's done a
Speaker 1: great job. Is this entire training camp? Um, you know
Speaker 1: he's done a good job, you know, playing physical, you know,
Speaker 1: using his hands. And I think that that's how you
Speaker 1: know me as well, you know moving forward, Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: just being aware of you know, different moves of the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmages. I gotta be aware of, you know,
Speaker 1: being ready to use my hands, you know, get off
Speaker 1: press coverage. Um. So I think that you know, that
Speaker 1: entire room, Um, you know, the safety is gonna have
Speaker 1: done a good job on the on the tight ends.
Speaker 1: And it's been a competition that has been you know,
Speaker 1: day in and day out. You know, sometimes you know,
Speaker 1: they get the best of us, sometimes we get the
Speaker 1: best of them. So it's been fun. If you haven't
Speaker 1: seen it by now, you should. The Mike and Smith
Speaker 1: Show Durham and Mike Gasicky. They talk about all kinds
Speaker 1: of topics on Miami Dolphins social media. Here is Mike
Speaker 1: talking about his relationship with Durham Smith and how they
Speaker 1: help each other get better on the football field. Yeah. So,
Speaker 1: I mean I always you know, joke around with Durham. Um,
Speaker 1: I'll call him like an extended tackle and all that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff, and I'll joke around with him. But
Speaker 1: you know, honestly, he's done a really good job this
Speaker 1: training camp. Uh, you know, making a ton of plays
Speaker 1: in the in the past game. Um. And then you know,
Speaker 1: obviously the other way around, You'll he'll joke around with
Speaker 1: me and you know, tell me I should be in
Speaker 1: the receiver room and all that kind of stuff. And um,
Speaker 1: so me and during my best friends, you know, we
Speaker 1: got you know, we we got a really good relationship.
Speaker 1: But while I was joking around with each other, Um,
Speaker 1: but we did you know, Uh, you know I've I've
Speaker 1: kind of watched him and his footwork when it comes
Speaker 1: to run blocking and his technique in his hands. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm still trying to you'll put it together
Speaker 1: in that aspect. And then you know he would you know,
Speaker 1: talk to me just about just just rouse releases. Uh,
Speaker 1: some things that you know I kind of got better
Speaker 1: with last year. Uh you know when George came in
Speaker 1: and you know helped me out with that. So I think,
Speaker 1: you know, we're just kind of building off each other.
Speaker 1: And uh, like I said, you know, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of town in our tight end room that you know,
Speaker 1: we're gonna try to continue to you know, build a
Speaker 1: build a route. So hey, Mike, awesome times you'll hear
Speaker 1: people talk about the challenges of a tight end coming
Speaker 1: into the league in the first couple of years because
Speaker 1: you have to worry about run blocking, past protection, running routes,
Speaker 1: you have to know all the assignments on offense. How
Speaker 1: do you feel you're doing in that area now coming
Speaker 1: into year three? Is there like another level of comfort
Speaker 1: you've kind of stepped into this year? Yeah, I feel good. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm excited to you know, just continue to develop,
Speaker 1: continue to you know, get better and more comfortable day
Speaker 1: in and day out. It also is you know good
Speaker 1: you know, playing with you know, the same the same
Speaker 1: receivers outside, you know, the same quarterback back there, all
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff. So I think from that aspect
Speaker 1: it's been it's been good as well, just that chemistry
Speaker 1: and the continuity. So you know, I think sometimes you know,
Speaker 1: I'm running route and you know, fits kind of knows
Speaker 1: where I'm gonna be, or you know, I know what
Speaker 1: he's thinking, you know, pre snap, So just you know
Speaker 1: that like I said, you know that that chemistry and
Speaker 1: um just that comfort level. I think it's just gonna
Speaker 1: continue to grow. And so there he goes Dolphants tight End,
Speaker 1: Mike ga Sicky. Definitely some interesting tidbits that are talking
Speaker 1: about Ryan Fitzpatrick and Durham Smith and Eric Rowe and
Speaker 1: those Dolphins Safety's plenty of good sound there from Federalum
Speaker 1: Wilkins and Mike Gatsicky. We're gonna have this this type
Speaker 1: of format basically the rest of the week here on
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