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Speaker 1: What is up? Dolphins? And welcome to the Drive Time Podcast,
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Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield And if you can't tell, I'm awfully fired
Speaker 1: up today. That's what seventy seventy count them seventy points
Speaker 1: will do for you. The Dolphins role at home in
Speaker 1: the opener over the Denver Broncos, seventy to twenty is
Speaker 1: your final. We'll break it all down, including audio from
Speaker 1: Tuatanngua bai looa from Mike McDaniel, from Raheem Moster from
Speaker 1: toront Armstead. I'll give you my five takeaways. We'll tell
Speaker 1: you the story of the game, the play before the play,
Speaker 1: talk about all the individuals that popped off in this one.
Speaker 1: As the Dolphins pull off a seventy to twenty victory.
Speaker 1: And you know what time that means that it is
Speaker 1: wait when.
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Speaker 1: The Draft Time podcast. That's another Miami Dolphins. Where do
Speaker 1: you start after a football game like that? First, let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and mention this. The Dolphins are three and
Speaker 1: zero and nobody else in the AFC can say that
Speaker 1: they're a top the AFC East. They're a top the AFC.
Speaker 1: They have three conference victories. One of those is a
Speaker 1: victory in the division on the road, with a chance
Speaker 1: to get a second one of those next week in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that when we get to that, though,
Speaker 1: because this Miami Dolphins team, who they set or tied
Speaker 1: thirteen franchise records with a seventy to twenty victory over
Speaker 1: the Denver Broncos. First, Miami scored fourteen in the first,
Speaker 1: twenty one on the second, fourteen and the third, twenty
Speaker 1: one in the fourth, and here are some of the
Speaker 1: numbers from the game. The Dolphins achieved thirty first downs
Speaker 1: to Denver sixteen. They were five of nine on third down,
Speaker 1: just one for four on fourth down or one for
Speaker 1: three on fourth down. Rather, the Broncos had three for
Speaker 1: twelve on third down very efficient there, and zero for
Speaker 1: one on fourth, Miami outgained Denver seven hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: six to three hundred and sixty three. They outpassed them
Speaker 1: three seventy six to two ninety four. They out rushed
Speaker 1: them three point fifty to sixty nine. The Dolphins ran
Speaker 1: seventy one plays and achieved seven hundred and twenty six yards,
Speaker 1: That is ten point two yards per play. They came
Speaker 1: into this game averaging seven point three yards per play,
Speaker 1: was one full yard more than the second place team
Speaker 1: in that category, which that category typically translates over the
Speaker 1: course of a seventeen game season into the best offenses
Speaker 1: in the NFL, And well, Miami got after it with
Speaker 1: over ten yards per play in a game where they
Speaker 1: ran seventy one plays. Absolutely outrageous. The Dolphins also had
Speaker 1: three takeaways and no giveaways, They did not allow a
Speaker 1: quarterback sack, and they got Russell Wilson to the ground
Speaker 1: one time. They also had fewer penalties six for fifty
Speaker 1: five to Denvers seven for forty six, and the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins possessed the football for thirty three minutes and twenty
Speaker 1: one seconds in the game. How about those records we
Speaker 1: talked about most points in franchise history seventy. They were
Speaker 1: just two points off the all time mark, which was
Speaker 1: done back in nineteen forty. I mean, come on, the
Speaker 1: Dolphins are really by modern era standards. That's the record
Speaker 1: seventy points which the Ravens got, or rather the Rams
Speaker 1: got against the Ravens back in nineteen fifty, and Washington
Speaker 1: scored seventy two against the Giants back in nineteen sixty six.
Speaker 1: So I feel pretty confident saying that the Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: performance in this game is the best in the modern
Speaker 1: era since the merger, right, So pretty impressive what they
Speaker 1: pulled off there. How About the most total yards in
Speaker 1: a game seven one hundred and twenty six, most touchdowns
Speaker 1: in a game ten, most rushing yards in a game
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty, most pats ten in a game.
Speaker 1: How about some individual records. Most touchdowns in a game
Speaker 1: by a rookie for devon a chain four, Jason Sanders
Speaker 1: had the ten pats. That's a record for an individual.
Speaker 1: Most rushing yard cards in a game by rookie, two
Speaker 1: to three for a chin. Most passing yards through three
Speaker 1: games in Dolphins history, Tua has oney twenty four yards.
Speaker 1: Most receiving yards through three games and Dolphins history, Tyreek
Speaker 1: Hill has four hundred and twelve most points scored in
Speaker 1: a game by an individual. Raheem and Devon both scored
Speaker 1: twenty four points in this game. Those are records together
Speaker 1: most touchdowns in a game, well, the Raheem and Devon
Speaker 1: both tied that mark as well with four each. And
Speaker 1: then most points scored in the second half of a
Speaker 1: game in team history, they tied that with thirty five. Again,
Speaker 1: seventy points, the most in the NFL since nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: six and tied for the third most in any game
Speaker 1: in NFL history. I want to go ahead and hear
Speaker 1: from Mike McDaniel how it all happened.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of players executing a lot of things
Speaker 3: to a standard that's unrelenting.
Speaker 2: You know, I think that.
Speaker 3: You see where guys are at for me when you
Speaker 3: have a lead. So many leads are vulnerable in this league.
Speaker 3: So you know, we'd talked at length all off season,
Speaker 3: you go, you know, just about adversity, and sometimes adversity
Speaker 3: is having a score to lead because you can let
Speaker 3: the atmosphere dictate.
Speaker 2: Your product. So what I saw.
Speaker 3: From a lot of guys, and specifically when you're talking
Speaker 3: about that type of production, Well, that that's that's guys
Speaker 3: really taking taking it to heart that you know, we
Speaker 3: have one off with this team in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna make the most of it and be
Speaker 3: unrelenting with our standards. So you know, I've said it
Speaker 3: time and time again that it's an incredibly coachable locker room,
Speaker 3: and they they definitely earned that that Victor.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go ahead and cover the game story. I'm
Speaker 1: sure most of you watch the game. If you did
Speaker 1: not welcome into the podcast, we'll go ahead and tell
Speaker 1: you about how the Dolphins pulled off a seventy to
Speaker 1: twenty victory over the Denver Broncos. And it started early
Speaker 1: a three play seventy five yard drive where I was
Speaker 1: really impressed early on. We'll get to this in the
Speaker 1: takeaways with how the Dolphins just continue to develop wrinkles
Speaker 1: off of the looks they run offensively. The first two
Speaker 1: plays of the game, little outside toss plays and there
Speaker 1: was tons of toss sweeps in this game, tons of
Speaker 1: crack toss where you have the receiver comeback and pin
Speaker 1: the outside edge and then all of a sudden, it's
Speaker 1: a running back Raheem or Devon up against a cornerback.
Speaker 1: Who those guys, you know, their primary job in the
Speaker 1: NFL is not to tackle on the perimeter. It is
Speaker 1: part of the job, but their cover guys primarily. Whereas
Speaker 1: you hem that edge defender in and get your running
Speaker 1: back one on one and gets a cornerback, that's pretty
Speaker 1: a pretty smart way to get your running back in
Speaker 1: position to make one man miss, which is what you
Speaker 1: want to do in every single run. Block it up well,
Speaker 1: have your running back miss, and they continue to get
Speaker 1: themselves gaps off the edge where they can utilize that
Speaker 1: speed and utilize both a chain moster Savon Ahmed when
Speaker 1: he gets back Jeff Wilson today, Chris Brooks all those guys'
Speaker 1: ability to slip tackles, attack the edge of the defender
Speaker 1: and create space that way. But it was so cool
Speaker 1: to see the Dolphins run that opening play off to
Speaker 1: the left, get linebacker flow that way. They peel off
Speaker 1: of that and come with the pass to Duram smythe
Speaker 1: back over the middle that worked off that same concept.
Speaker 1: Then the third play of the game, you run this
Speaker 1: crossing concept where Tyreek and Chosen cross over the middle.
Speaker 1: Of the field and two defenders converge on the dig
Speaker 1: route by chosen and Tyreek runs the deep over the
Speaker 1: deep cross or I think they call it a high
Speaker 1: cross and tosses that long pass to him and then
Speaker 1: from there he's off to the races for a fifty
Speaker 1: four yard touchdown and goes and sits in the stands
Speaker 1: with his friends and celebrates with Miami Dolphins fans and
Speaker 1: the offensive line on that play, as they were all
Speaker 1: day long, absolutely stellar. To Ron Armstead won his block
Speaker 1: so convincingly, and so did Isaiah Win and so did
Speaker 1: Connor Williams, and so did Austin Jackson. Where Rob Hunt
Speaker 1: on that look where he pulls backside and goes and
Speaker 1: picks up the edge on his own, he didn't have
Speaker 1: anything to do because all other four guys were locked
Speaker 1: down in their one on one pass protection, and of
Speaker 1: course he went and found work because that's what he does.
Speaker 1: But it was a microcosm of what was to come
Speaker 1: in this game. But to Ron Armstead, fantastic on that rep.
Speaker 1: Broncos go three and out after Cater cuts down an
Speaker 1: end around in wide open space and then makes a
Speaker 1: great play on the football against Courtland Sutton down the field.
Speaker 1: Just love the way Cater stays in phase, stays patient,
Speaker 1: and separates the hands. He is really coming into his
Speaker 1: own here. Early on in second the second season of
Speaker 1: his career, the Dolphins come back with a seventy nine
Speaker 1: yard touchdown drive that finishes with an eight yard devon
Speaker 1: a chain run Armstead, a couple of big blocks in
Speaker 1: space again Achane, a twenty six yard player where you
Speaker 1: saw the speed for the first time really pop to
Speaker 1: a hit where heem on a couple of passes anything
Speaker 1: you want down the field. Miami goes and scores. The
Speaker 1: Broncos answer back and get a seventy five yard touchdown
Speaker 1: of their own to make it fourteen to seven. But
Speaker 1: here comes Miami once again, seventy five yards, this time
Speaker 1: a Tua pass to a Chain for six the little
Speaker 1: shovel inside his first career receiving touchdown, second career touchdown,
Speaker 1: and a second touchdown in this game as well. But
Speaker 1: it was more of the same. They continue to get
Speaker 1: different looks. Two to Tyreek for nineteen yards, this time
Speaker 1: against zone coverage. So you see the Broncos trying to
Speaker 1: figure out, how do we attack this offense? And we
Speaker 1: talked about Patrick Sartain, who, for my money, he's probably
Speaker 1: the best cornerback in the National Football League. They went
Speaker 1: after him today and they had success going up against
Speaker 1: the best in the league. Man zone. They were trying
Speaker 1: to find answers and they just couldn't find any of them,
Speaker 1: as Miami got whatever they wanted all day long. They
Speaker 1: go from that look to an I formation play where
Speaker 1: Raheem gets seventeen yards with Williams and Jackson hitting big
Speaker 1: seals and Rob Hunt climbing up to the second level
Speaker 1: like he does every single game. Erasing linebackers, you get
Speaker 1: back to back screens to Raheem Moster. You kind of
Speaker 1: wondered who might fill in for Waddle's absence in this
Speaker 1: game in the passing game, and the answer was a
Speaker 1: lot of guys. But Moster a kind of fulfilled that role,
Speaker 1: having the third most receiving yards on the team in
Speaker 1: the game, and it was second most until Chosen got
Speaker 1: deep for a long touchdown. More on that in a moment.
Speaker 1: You get two it to bury us on third and
Speaker 1: four where he just understands the pre snap process of
Speaker 1: what he's looking at too. What does and we'll talk
Speaker 1: about this more in a minute where they get pressure.
Speaker 1: You know, I thought Austin got pushed back a little
Speaker 1: bit in the two his lap. With the balls out
Speaker 1: so quick, it just didn't matter. So the one time
Speaker 1: a couple times they get past rush wins wasn't very frequently.
Speaker 1: But when they do, our quarterback masks it. That's his
Speaker 1: superpower man, one of his many superpowers that he has.
Speaker 1: We also had three penalties or three situations on this
Speaker 1: drive where Miami got backed up first and seventeen, second,
Speaker 1: nineteen and first and twenty overcame all of them. It
Speaker 1: just did not matter at that point. At this point,
Speaker 1: two was twelve for twelve, a buck fifty five and
Speaker 1: two touchdowns, and h And had sixty three yards from
Speaker 1: scrimmage and two touchdowns, and Miami's averaging ten point seven
Speaker 1: yards per play. When will it stop? The answer is
Speaker 1: it didn't. The Broncos do answer back with a field
Speaker 1: goal to make it twenty one to ten. You get
Speaker 1: a third and seventeen play where once again Caterko who
Speaker 1: flies downhill and blows up a screen pass and creates
Speaker 1: some indecision or some bounce back from the receiver and
Speaker 1: he runs right into Van Ginkle for a double team
Speaker 1: tackle to get that play down on the ground. And
Speaker 1: in fact, Javon Holland made a big play on second
Speaker 1: and goal on that drive where he got the ball
Speaker 1: carrier down before the end zone, and that create a
Speaker 1: situation where the Broncos got flagged on third and down
Speaker 1: creates a third and seventeen that gives you the play
Speaker 1: that he made there. So Javon Halland on that big
Speaker 1: stick on the ball carrier along with the shan Elliott
Speaker 1: was our play before the play, just noting that here
Speaker 1: off the top. You then come back and the Dolphins
Speaker 1: turn it over on downs four plays, four straight runs,
Speaker 1: two consecutive runs up the middle for Ingolds stuffed on
Speaker 1: third and fourth and one. That was about the only
Speaker 1: part that went wrong for the Dolphins offense in this game.
Speaker 1: And then the Dolphins complimentary football on defense to come
Speaker 1: back on the other side, and it's twenty one to ten.
Speaker 1: The Broncos are right in this game. They're in scoring range,
Speaker 1: they're infield goal range already. But what does Miami do
Speaker 1: but get a negative seven yard drive out of their
Speaker 1: defense to push them back. Jerome Baker gets a beats
Speaker 1: a block for a pressure Wilkins and Ginkle make a
Speaker 1: play on a big negative run play to turn it
Speaker 1: into second and fourteen into third and seventeen. Then you
Speaker 1: get a blitzerm Xavien Howard to heat up Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: where he throws it away for incomplete and they have
Speaker 1: to punt the football. And then Miami comes back and
Speaker 1: gets a twenty yard touchdown run from Raheem Moster after
Speaker 1: the play where Tyreek catches one for thirteen yards and
Speaker 1: almost stayed up on the tackler and took off for
Speaker 1: sixty six more yards. It was a fun highlight. It
Speaker 1: didn't count, but it also didn't matter because we go
Speaker 1: Raheem for eight, Raheem for fifteen from two, Credcraft for thirteen,
Speaker 1: two of just in his bag, sixteen for sixteen. In fact,
Speaker 1: he hit his first seventeen passes in this game. And
Speaker 1: then Raheem hits a twenty yard touchdown rown conviction, breaks
Speaker 1: the linebacker tackle, sprints to the pylon for six dives
Speaker 1: in for a touchdown, one of his four on the day.
Speaker 1: Then you get a one play drive from the Broncos.
Speaker 1: It's a Javon Holland punch out fumble forced Van ginkle
Speaker 1: scoops it up and shows you the running back skills
Speaker 1: that he has. He runs up with the ball very intently,
Speaker 1: doesn't he He looks so good doing that several years
Speaker 1: in a row. Now takes down to the three yard
Speaker 1: line and Raheem Moster goes in untouched for a three
Speaker 1: yard touchdown run to make it was at thirty five
Speaker 1: to ten at this point. The Broncos do get a
Speaker 1: field goal hit some more explosive plays, but Justin Bethel
Speaker 1: comes down and shuts down a screenplay to put them
Speaker 1: in position for a field goal try. So thirty five
Speaker 1: thirteen at the half. The Broncos come out and punt
Speaker 1: right way with two really impressive plays from Justin Bethel
Speaker 1: and David Long. They both came down and defend the
Speaker 1: running plays where they scraped off of the block, off
Speaker 1: of the connection of offensive line versus defensive line, stay
Speaker 1: in tight to that block, come down and peel off
Speaker 1: of that and make the play in the backfield. Both
Speaker 1: he and David Long had big sticks. David Long's a
Speaker 1: three yard tackle for loss on third and one to
Speaker 1: force the punt team out. Dolphins get the ball back
Speaker 1: and they go down and score a touchdown six. Consistently
Speaker 1: throughout this game, the offensive line so much push and
Speaker 1: Raheem I cannot wait to see his broken tackle, yardage
Speaker 1: and yards after contact for both he and a chain.
Speaker 1: But so frequently on those outside perimeter runs, the Dolphins
Speaker 1: running backs are getting two, three, four yards into the
Speaker 1: defense before they even get contact. That's a good recipe
Speaker 1: for success running the football. Then you go two to
Speaker 1: Tyreek on third down with a beautiful throw where he's
Speaker 1: got pressure in his face, moves out to the outside,
Speaker 1: throws it right on the face mask of Tyreek Hill.
Speaker 1: Just absolutely beautiful. Then he finally misses a throw. It's
Speaker 1: the one that was a little bit off to Tyreek
Speaker 1: on a comeback. It was kind of a cool angle
Speaker 1: I had in the press box coming right towards me.
Speaker 1: I was like, Ah, he's got the anticipation, balls out early,
Speaker 1: Tyreek snaps it off and the ball just comes up
Speaker 1: a little bit short. His first miss of the day.
Speaker 1: And that was really the only ball that we thought,
Speaker 1: you know, seth oj and I thought that he actually
Speaker 1: missed the throw on so one throw of the entire
Speaker 1: twenty sixth throw day, for two of he misses. How
Speaker 1: dare he Then we get a chan on forty yards
Speaker 1: and a little reverse working through all that traffic, just
Speaker 1: making guys miss through a sea of orange jerseys. So impressive,
Speaker 1: and then Raheem Mosher becomes the first Dolphins touchdown with
Speaker 1: three Dolphins player with three rushing touchdowns since Ricky Williams
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, to make it forty two to thirteen.
Speaker 1: And then the Broncos fumble again, and this is after
Speaker 1: they had another big play. In fact, the Broncos had
Speaker 1: a lot of explosive plays in this game, long kickoff
Speaker 1: return for a touchdown at one point we'll talk about this.
Speaker 1: They had seven plays of fifteen yards plus something to
Speaker 1: get corrected for next week, but the Dolphins stayed with it.
Speaker 1: On one of these plays where it looked like a
Speaker 1: bust in coverage, Javon Holland runs it down and strips
Speaker 1: it out. Cater Kohu falls on it. Another takeaway there.
Speaker 1: Dolphins take the football back and go score another touchdown
Speaker 1: and make it forty nine to thirteen, just two to eight,
Speaker 1: chain for a bunch of Forcemith tackle seventeen yards, two
Speaker 1: to tyree for eighteen yards, run the ball all the
Speaker 1: way down the field just put the ball in perfect shape.
Speaker 1: And then two of passes to Raheem who has an
Speaker 1: absolutely stunning run, making guys miss tapping his toes inside
Speaker 1: the white perimeter to stay in bounce and gets a
Speaker 1: lead block from Julian Hill for a nice catch it
Speaker 1: run for a touchdown, his fourth of the game. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins come back and get a pick off Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: to Sean Hand bats the ball down. Emmanuel Ogba picks
Speaker 1: it up and has a first career pick for the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins. He also had a sack layer of the
Speaker 1: game that was great to see from Ogba, to see
Speaker 1: him do the roll of dice and celebrate that like
Speaker 1: he does. Dolphins come back and score a touchdown. The
Speaker 1: second shovel pass inside, we get all this orbit motion
Speaker 1: reverse action two. It looks like he's gonna hand it
Speaker 1: off to the running back going around him, and then
Speaker 1: he takes it with his right hand, flips it inside
Speaker 1: no look for a touchdown, his second touch of the day.
Speaker 1: Dolphins go three and out, Broncos go three and out.
Speaker 1: Then we get Mike White sixty eight yards to Robbie
Speaker 1: Chosen for a touchdown. A thing of beauty. The Broncos
Speaker 1: return the ensuing kickoff for a touchdown to get back
Speaker 1: on the board for their twentieth points of the game.
Speaker 1: And then Miami gives it back to devon Ah Chain
Speaker 1: and he goes seventy yards for a touchdown run. And
Speaker 1: then I stopped taking notes. So the Dolphins were in
Speaker 1: position to kick a field goal there to make it
Speaker 1: seventy three to thirteen or to twenty at the end,
Speaker 1: they opted not to good choice there, good sportsmanship from
Speaker 1: coach to not go for the field goal to get
Speaker 1: the record setting points, but they were in position to
Speaker 1: potentially attempt that long field goal. That's your game story.
Speaker 1: It's a long one. Let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 1: first break rate there. We'll come back on this side
Speaker 1: and do a couple of takeaways. We'll finish up with
Speaker 1: the rest of the five takeaways here from the Dolphins
Speaker 1: seventy Broncos twenty. That's all next Draft Time podcast, your
Speaker 1: host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by I Don'tation, segment
Speaker 1: number two of a Week three recap podcast. Here your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, how much fun was that seventy to twenty
Speaker 1: The Dolphins win to go to three to zero for
Speaker 1: the second consecutive season. Let's go ahead and do our
Speaker 1: five big picture takeaways from this game. And I wrote
Speaker 1: this down pretty early on and things got a little
Speaker 1: more out of hand after the fact. But number one
Speaker 1: is the offense continues to give the defense more than
Speaker 1: they can handle, and Tua is the point guard of
Speaker 1: it all. I mentioned it in the game story, just
Speaker 1: the action on that opening drive, with the sweep runs
Speaker 1: that we'd see so much more of the idea of
Speaker 1: getting receivers involved in the blocking game down the field,
Speaker 1: on crack toss out in space, on screens for one another,
Speaker 1: on end to rounds. They just work relentlessly together to
Speaker 1: create big plays in the run game, in the passing game,
Speaker 1: and then coach McDaniel creates all these this action and
Speaker 1: wrinkles and we're gonna show you one thing and give
Speaker 1: you something else. Like keep going back to the comment
Speaker 1: he made, We're like he kind of talked about laughing
Speaker 1: at the idea of Mike McDaniel's offense. It's like, no,
Speaker 1: it's not really what it is. It's an offense that
Speaker 1: evolves year to year because if you're not staying ahead
Speaker 1: of the game, then you're gonna get caught up, and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, your system can get figured out
Speaker 1: and you'll be relegated back to a coordinator or position
Speaker 1: coach where you know you worked all your life to
Speaker 1: get to this position. But if you stay stagnant, you're
Speaker 1: gonna wind up going back to where you were when
Speaker 1: you wanted to be in this position. The shovel passes inside,
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, you kidding me. The ability to
Speaker 1: erase long down distances, it doesn't matter if they lose
Speaker 1: yard on plays, doesn't matter if they get flagged for penalties.
Speaker 1: You don't want those things, but they overcome them all
Speaker 1: the time. And so this offense, the way it's creating space,
Speaker 1: the way it's running the football. First team ever to
Speaker 1: run for three point fifty and pass for a three
Speaker 1: to fifteen a football game. We saw it last year
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns game. I thought was the most complete
Speaker 1: offensive showing for the Dolphins in the entire season, and
Speaker 1: they put up points on points on points on points
Speaker 1: because they could run the football and hit the Browns
Speaker 1: with the pass in that game. We saw it in
Speaker 1: this one. We've seen it all year. Really for the
Speaker 1: first three games it wasn't as volume numbers for the
Speaker 1: first game, but the efficiency has been there, and so
Speaker 1: that complements a quarterback who is playing right now out
Speaker 1: of his mind. I mean the way too was seeing
Speaker 1: the field, the way he's playing. How good does he look?
Speaker 1: He looks to me like a slugger who is seeing
Speaker 1: beach balls right now come off the pitcher's hand. He
Speaker 1: hits the back of that, drop the balls out. It's
Speaker 1: on target. He knows where his answers are. It's there's
Speaker 1: a play in the game where he has pressure against
Speaker 1: a free run off play action back to the defense,
Speaker 1: turns around, a massive human being is right there in
Speaker 1: his face, closing downhill. It doesn't matter. I'll just fade
Speaker 1: away from it, drop the arm slot around you, and
Speaker 1: throw it right on the face mask of the receiver
Speaker 1: ten yards down the field. The timing of these plays,
Speaker 1: whether it's Waddle, whether it's Tyreek, whether it's today Cedric
Speaker 1: and Chosen, whether it's Kraykraft, whether it's Julian Hill, or
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. It just doesn't matter. It's all so perfect,
Speaker 1: it's all so well orchestrated. Coach talked about this in
Speaker 1: his postgame press conference about the orchestration of this offense
Speaker 1: and how timing base it is, and how important it
Speaker 1: is for your quarterback to be so on with every
Speaker 1: rhythm everything that he does. And Tua is that getting
Speaker 1: the running backs involved. He knows where the defense's vulnerability is.
Speaker 1: We know about all these two high shells the teams
Speaker 1: have played for the Patriots last week a three high
Speaker 1: sheale take away all the vertical passing game. Force an
Speaker 1: offense to stay on the field, force him to matriculate
Speaker 1: the ball down the field, and eventually they'll make a mistake.
Speaker 1: Right twas not making the mistake he made one last
Speaker 1: week and one in the Charger game. But that's it.
Speaker 1: And when you're scoring one hundred and thirty points in
Speaker 1: three games, who gives the damn You can afford a
Speaker 1: couple of picks here and there, as long as you
Speaker 1: stay aggressive and stay diligent, and stay deliberate with how
Speaker 1: you're throwing the football. And Tua is just on it, man.
Speaker 1: You know, I talk about Daniel Jeremiah, the NFL Network
Speaker 1: analyst and Move the Sticks podcast all the time, and
Speaker 1: I recall on a podcast he talked once about how
Speaker 1: the maturation of a quarterback should look something like this,
Speaker 1: At first, you probably have to make most of your
Speaker 1: plays with your athletic ability, your arm, whatever the case
Speaker 1: may be, your natural physical skills. Then, as you mature
Speaker 1: a little bit, you begin to understand more passing concepts
Speaker 1: and what they're supposed to do and how they benefit you.
Speaker 1: But then as you hit your peak and your prime
Speaker 1: and you establish your position in the NFL, you should
Speaker 1: begin to understand the vulnerability of coverages, the defensive structure,
Speaker 1: how their concepts are vulnerable, how to attack those vulnerabilities.
Speaker 1: And I think it's pretty damn safe to say that
Speaker 1: we have arrived at that moment this year with Tua
Speaker 1: because everything he's doing in structure, outside creating pre and
Speaker 1: post snap, the accuracy different throws, he's arrived. Man. I mean,
Speaker 1: look at these stats. On the season, he's twenty three
Speaker 1: or he's seventy two for one oh one, he has
Speaker 1: oneenty twenty four passing yards, eight touchdowns, two picks, and
Speaker 1: a one twenty one point nine passer rating. He's en fuego.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and hear from him on how cleaning
Speaker 1: up the operation a little bit this offseason has benefited
Speaker 1: him and this entire offense to again go out and
Speaker 1: put up one hundred and thirty points in three football games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think this is this is some of the
Speaker 5: best that Mike's done. And it's not not necessarily the
Speaker 5: play call as much as how much or how fast
Speaker 5: Might gets to play in and how we can operate
Speaker 5: with our motions, our pre snap deals, get guys in
Speaker 5: right positions. And I think he's done a really, really
Speaker 5: good job. That's something that we've wanted to work, that
Speaker 5: we've wanted to work on this offseason, and it's paying
Speaker 5: dividends for us.
Speaker 1: Look, this is gonna sound like a selfless shameless plug here,
Speaker 1: no selfish shameless plug here on the podcast, But I
Speaker 1: talked about it all summer long that I was so
Speaker 1: excited about this offense because I believed the areas of
Speaker 1: the shortcomings this offense had a season ago, I thought
Speaker 1: were so easily fixable. We didn't have to go out
Speaker 1: and find a four to two receiver that was one
Speaker 1: of the best in the league. We didn't have to
Speaker 1: go out and find a quarterback with a top five
Speaker 1: draft pick. We didn't have to go out and find
Speaker 1: an innovative play caller. We had to figure out how
Speaker 1: to clean up pre snap operation and cut down offensive penalties.
Speaker 1: And they worked diligently all off season as a team
Speaker 1: to go out and accomplish that, and through three games
Speaker 1: they have And it makes me think about the benefit
Speaker 1: of that of getting this team to the Lion scrimmage
Speaker 1: with fifteen to twenty segments in the play clock a
Speaker 1: post to ten like it was last year at times
Speaker 1: where you're trying to get all these motions sorted out
Speaker 1: and try to get things figured out. Because for Tua,
Speaker 1: once he can diagnose and see there's quarter quarter a half,
Speaker 1: that's a hybrid coverage. I have quarters over here, I
Speaker 1: have cover two over here. Once he can process all
Speaker 1: that then get to his motions, he can be the
Speaker 1: most dangerous quarterback in the NFL because of how sharp
Speaker 1: he is with all that stuff, because of how accurate
Speaker 1: he is, because of how he can anticipate when he
Speaker 1: has that information. You have taken this quarterback strengths, you've
Speaker 1: built around it, and now in the second year, you've
Speaker 1: enhanced it in a way that is almost indescribable, because
Speaker 1: I mean, our offense had a record siting day by
Speaker 1: scoring the most points in franchise history and the third
Speaker 1: most points of all time, and we didn't even have
Speaker 1: a receiver who last year was on the doorstep of
Speaker 1: fourteen hundred receiving yards. He wasn't in there. In fact,
Speaker 1: we haven't had a game this year with Tuoa, Tyreek,
Speaker 1: Testead and Waddle all together. That was a big concern, right.
Speaker 1: I remember being in Houston in joint practices hearing the
Speaker 1: chatter if they lose Tyreek, if they lose to run,
Speaker 1: this offense is screwed one hundred and thirty points. I
Speaker 1: don't think so. Tim twenty three for twenty six, three
Speaker 1: h nine, four touchdowns, a one point fifty five point
Speaker 1: eight passer rating. Again, he's seventy two for one oh one.
Speaker 1: He has one thy twenty four passing yards in three games.
Speaker 1: He has eight touchdowns, two picks, a one point nine
Speaker 1: passer rating. Let's go ahead and hear from his head
Speaker 1: coach on the growth to it has displayed as he
Speaker 1: had an opportunity today that was similar to the pick
Speaker 1: he threw against the Patriots last week, but to the
Speaker 1: most coachable player he's ever coached and the most or
Speaker 1: the best learner he's ever been around. Learned from that
Speaker 1: mistake and grew upon it.
Speaker 2: No he's he's learning every week. Man, he's the one
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 3: I've said it before in record, he's like the most coachable,
Speaker 3: best learner that I've ever been around, so that everything
Speaker 3: that happens, you know, you guys, have you heard adversity
Speaker 3: as an opportunity? Yeah, well that's that's how he looks
Speaker 3: at it.
Speaker 2: And he.
Speaker 3: You know, for instance, he thought he was short changing
Speaker 3: how fast it was getting to plays in last week
Speaker 3: and wasn't looking at his wristband fast enough. So he
Speaker 3: was he kept the tempo moving, and then you have
Speaker 3: to you have to execute aggressively with the defenses giving
Speaker 3: up while they take something away. So you know, when
Speaker 3: when safeties are super high and wide and deep, you know,
Speaker 3: he he learned from his interception from the Patriots game.
Speaker 3: In that moment, he was trying to win the game
Speaker 3: and threw it up to Tyreek and he had a
Speaker 3: check down to Raheem Moster. I think it was on
Speaker 3: the same play or a very similar play. It wasn't
Speaker 3: the same play, but a similar situation where he threw
Speaker 3: in the second half.
Speaker 2: A checkdown to uh Devon.
Speaker 3: That last week, he would have thrown into tight coverage
Speaker 3: and that's all you're trying to do is is.
Speaker 2: A lot of people.
Speaker 3: It's hard to get better continually because it's exhausting and
Speaker 3: you just want to feel like, Man, I've arrived.
Speaker 2: That's not him.
Speaker 3: That's why I will continue to see a better version
Speaker 3: of him as he progresses. He's a season and three
Speaker 3: games into this offense, and the sky's the limit for
Speaker 3: him as long as him and his teammates continue to
Speaker 3: put as much focus on preparation and practice and all
Speaker 3: of those things that.
Speaker 2: Makes Sunday as possible.
Speaker 1: Like that amazing, amazing day again, first team to ever
Speaker 1: rush for three fifty and throw for three fifty and
Speaker 1: the Dolphins have the second highest success rate. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get more analytics on the Marls podcast for you guys.
Speaker 1: Since twenty twelve, they are fifty four point six success
Speaker 1: rate and the difference between the Dolphins and the second
Speaker 1: place team on that list is the same difference between
Speaker 1: the second place team out list and nineteenth place team.
Speaker 1: Dolphins offense right now is doing something very very very special.
Speaker 1: Takeaway number two, welcome back to the lineup to Ron Armstead.
Speaker 1: You get the big man back, a potential future Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame left tackles, had a great career with the Saints,
Speaker 1: looked awesome with us in the one plus year that
Speaker 1: we've had him here, and you just start rolling. I
Speaker 1: mean the pass protection on the fifty four yard Tyreek touchdown,
Speaker 1: the ten yard carry that Raheem had, or rather fifteen
Speaker 1: yard carry Raheem had in the second drive, he gets
Speaker 1: out in space and wipes out a defensive back. He
Speaker 1: carries a linebacker down the field twenty yards on a
Speaker 1: separate block. He was just in his bag. I cannot
Speaker 1: wait to go back and watch the tape and give
Speaker 1: you guys more info on this, because right now I
Speaker 1: don't have a lot just those few plays I mentioned
Speaker 1: for you there. But hey, we're averaging seventy points per
Speaker 1: game with Threw on the lineup. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: hear from him on the game on what he thinks
Speaker 1: this offense proved today.
Speaker 4: I think we're dangerous, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna get everything's best. So it's no
Speaker 4: you know what we did to the team. I think
Speaker 4: we're gonna get every team's best shot. They gonna put
Speaker 4: their best game plan together. They got guys, We got
Speaker 4: guys on the airs that they have to scame for.
Speaker 4: We got guys on the backfield. They have his skame Ford,
Speaker 4: so's no nobody's gonna take us lightly anyway, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. So it's like, yeah, we don't get
Speaker 4: everybody got shot.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong there, and I trust the Dolphins to
Speaker 1: give their best shot back in return. Again, the entire
Speaker 1: offensive line deserves their flowers. In fact, takeaway number three
Speaker 1: takes us into the backfield and welcome to Miami. Devon
Speaker 1: a Chain, But also don't forget about Raheem Moster. He's
Speaker 1: pretty damn good too. Eight touchdowns among the Dolphin two backs,
Speaker 1: and Chris Brooks had himself a big game as well.
Speaker 1: But man, how fast did Devon a Chain look? We
Speaker 1: talked about his speed all off season, right McDaniel fist
Speaker 1: pumping after the draft. The projected potential all time forty
Speaker 1: yard dash at the combine didn't go that way, but
Speaker 1: he was still sub four to four and he has
Speaker 1: the quicks, he has the jets. We heard from fantasy pundits,
Speaker 1: film gurus myself how much his speed and his dynamic
Speaker 1: ability to threaten the edge could benefit this offense. And
Speaker 1: now maybe they didn't honor enough because he was doing
Speaker 1: whatever he wanted all day long in the passing game,
Speaker 1: in the running game. He started off early in this
Speaker 1: game four for forty one a touchdown. That first drive
Speaker 1: is kind of the feature guy on that drive. Ends
Speaker 1: the day with over two hundred yards on the ground,
Speaker 1: eighteen for two oh three, two touchdowns. He caught four
Speaker 1: for thirty and scored two touchdowns. How about the touchdown
Speaker 1: that he scored and the play that got called back
Speaker 1: on the hole like that was maybe his best run
Speaker 1: shot out of a cannon. He is now one of
Speaker 1: five Miami Dolphins in the top five this year in
Speaker 1: the Next Gen Stats top timed speeds as ball carriers.
Speaker 1: Tyreek has three, Rahiem has won a Chane has one.
Speaker 1: Fastest team in the NFL. Devon a change adds to that,
Speaker 1: and it just feels like it's not fair. It feels
Speaker 1: like it's not fair to put this guy in the
Speaker 1: lineup after what you already have across the entire offense.
Speaker 1: And then on top of the fact that this one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty five pounds back can beat anybody on
Speaker 1: the football field with speed, how about the fact that
Speaker 1: the first two touchdowns he scored. He powers through a
Speaker 1: tackler at the three yard line and drops the shoulder
Speaker 1: and runs through over the goal line. And then the
Speaker 1: shovel passed the first one by the way he catches it,
Speaker 1: and I thought Connor Williams had a really good block inside,
Speaker 1: but he falls off of it late and the dtackle
Speaker 1: presents himself right there at the two yard line and
Speaker 1: a chin drops the shoulder and pushes him into the
Speaker 1: end zone. What it's one hundred and fifty pound difference
Speaker 1: and you're doing that absolutely outrageous. The forty yard end
Speaker 1: a round reverse where he just weaved through the orange jerseys.
Speaker 1: It feels like a cheat code. It feels not fair,
Speaker 1: and we got him. He's ours. Rookie Devon ah Chanin
Speaker 1: what a big day he had in week number three,
Speaker 1: and then Raheem Moster was like just as good as Devon.
Speaker 1: A chain was found the end zone four times. He
Speaker 1: now leads the NFL with seven touchdowns this season. That
Speaker 1: beautiful catch and run for a was a nineteen yard
Speaker 1: score from Tua. The beautiful run of the twenty yard
Speaker 1: touchdown that he had. He was six for sixty one
Speaker 1: a touchdown in the first half again became the first
Speaker 1: Dolphins back with three rushing touchdowns in a game since
Speaker 1: Ricky Williams in two thousand and nine. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and hear from Raheem on the performance today and what
Speaker 1: it proved, particularly upfront trenches.
Speaker 6: The line of scrimmage. I harped on that from the jump.
Speaker 6: You know, if we can established the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 6: we'll have a good chance on you know, getting to
Speaker 6: that second third level and even those home run plays.
Speaker 6: So to be able to see the old line. I mean,
Speaker 6: those guys don't get enough credit. And it's sad because
Speaker 6: those guys really have gotten a lot better, especially from
Speaker 6: last year. You know, they improved. Last year. We were
Speaker 6: able to do some things, but this year they're on
Speaker 6: a whole other level. They understand the assignments a lot better.
Speaker 6: You got Butch Barry, who's a phenomenal coach. I was
Speaker 6: with him in San Francisco, and he's gonna bring that
Speaker 6: tenacity for the old line, which you need, especially down
Speaker 6: in the trenches.
Speaker 1: He finishes the day thirteen carries eighty two yards, three
Speaker 1: rushing touchdowns, seven catches sixty yards and a fourth touchdown
Speaker 1: that one receiving let's actually go ahead and continue this
Speaker 1: here because I mentioned it off the top. Toront Armsay
Speaker 1: was awesome, Isaiah win fantastic.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: I mentioned those guys how much I talk about how
Speaker 1: I think that the Dolphins kind of struck some gold
Speaker 1: with Isaiah Winn and Kendall Lamb in terms of, you know,
Speaker 1: bargain level contracts to get a really good storry left guard,
Speaker 1: a guy that can start at left tackle and be
Speaker 1: twelfth in the NFL and pass rush win rate or
Speaker 1: pass block win rate, like that's your swing tackle. He's awesome.
Speaker 1: You get two of these guys at low cost and
Speaker 1: they are coming out and performing. Connor Williams left with
Speaker 1: a growing injury. Coach McDaniel would not comment on the
Speaker 1: severity of that, but he did say that in talking
Speaker 1: to Kyle Johnston, the Dolphins head trainer, that it didn't
Speaker 1: seem to be too serious and Connor did run off
Speaker 1: to the tunnel himself after the injury, so that was
Speaker 1: good to see. Rob Hunt, I think is having a
Speaker 1: Pro Bowl right guard season right now. He has been fantastic.
Speaker 1: And Austin Jackson like, actually, you know what this might
Speaker 1: be more of an Austin Jackson thing. But here's what
Speaker 1: Tua had to say about the offensive line and how
Speaker 1: they've earned the right to be a little bit you know,
Speaker 1: knows up about the way they've played the football this
Speaker 1: year compared to the criticism they've got heading into the season, I.
Speaker 5: Would say, with what we had installed this week, with
Speaker 5: our plays, I mean, our plays allow me to be
Speaker 5: able to find the open read quick and distribute the ball.
Speaker 5: You know, it throws off the timing of the rushers
Speaker 5: and it also helps our guys up front. But like that,
Speaker 5: that's just also a tremendous effort from our guys up front,
Speaker 5: you know, being sacked really only once in three games,
Speaker 5: and everyone's been saying, we need this on our old line,
Speaker 5: we need that on our old line.
Speaker 2: We need better this, we need better that.
Speaker 5: Like that's just a big middle finger to everyone that's
Speaker 5: been saying that from our old line. So, you know,
Speaker 5: I think they've done a tremendous job and Mike has
Speaker 5: has helped with that. But you can't.
Speaker 2: Discredit the work that they've put in this offseason.
Speaker 1: You're damn right too. Let's go ahead and take our
Speaker 1: last break right there and come back on the other
Speaker 1: side and finish up Takeaways four and five. That's next
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Speaker 1: Number four is the Dolphins pressure package on a long
Speaker 1: down in distance makes for excellent complimentary football. We've talked
Speaker 1: about this for years now, right and at length in
Speaker 1: this particular year, the importance of complimentary football and with
Speaker 1: this Dolphins defense, how it complements the offense in the
Speaker 1: sense that they want to be a little bit more
Speaker 1: inviting to the running game. Less guys in the box, right, like,
Speaker 1: you don't want to give up rushing yards, but you're
Speaker 1: putting more emphasis on the deep passing game and limiting
Speaker 1: big plays to force opposing offenses to Nickel and dmu
Speaker 1: and sustain drives. Because against this offense, good luck trying
Speaker 1: to do that to win games. Just big time production
Speaker 1: from the Dolphins passing defense, rushing defense. Another good game
Speaker 1: from them here after Things were a little bit slow
Speaker 1: to start, but Denver did get a couple of big
Speaker 1: ones and a couple of big runs as well. But
Speaker 1: you know, the Dolphins clamp down there late in the game,
Speaker 1: and then when the offense goes down the field for
Speaker 1: you know, twenty one points on three drives. Opposing teams
Speaker 1: are gonna have to find a way to be successful
Speaker 1: without balance against a defense that has shown you how
Speaker 1: effective they can be in the blitzing game. And it
Speaker 1: can come from any It can be your middle linebacker.
Speaker 1: It can be David Long, it can be Exaving Howard.
Speaker 1: Hit a pressure on Russell Wilson, and then as the
Speaker 1: game wears down they have to go into more passing situations.
Speaker 1: You get all these one on one victories. Whether it's Chubb,
Speaker 1: whether it's Phillips, whether it's Wilkins, whether it's Seeler, whether
Speaker 1: it's Emmanuel Ogba, just guys getting constant pressure opposing quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: I love the way they played the blitz after the
Speaker 1: Broncos got back into field goal range to create some
Speaker 1: negative plays. Push them back that drive that began after
Speaker 1: the Dolphins turned it over on downs again. Dial up
Speaker 1: the pressure, push the quarterback back, get some negative plays,
Speaker 1: and get your defense off the field. So the defense's
Speaker 1: ability to comment the offense with their style is a
Speaker 1: big takeaway from you here. And then number five is
Speaker 1: the Broward Boys. Mike White sixty eight yards downfield to
Speaker 1: Robbie chosen. How damn cool is that Pembroke Pines to
Speaker 1: Fort Lauderdal. Seth was saying to me earlier in the
Speaker 1: press box that you know, McDaniel doesn't lose sight of
Speaker 1: like these important personal accomplishments for guys. And when Tua
Speaker 1: came back out having two hundred and ninety nine passing yards,
Speaker 1: the game probably already in hand, like him is three
Speaker 1: hundred yard passing day. They did Brax and Burrios getting
Speaker 1: his reps and his first game is a Miami Dolphin
Speaker 1: here back in his hometown home stadium, and things that
Speaker 1: are just not lost in the head coach, like having
Speaker 1: Mike White in the game and Robbie chosen and dialing
Speaker 1: up a deep shot. Here's coach on how those guys
Speaker 1: earned that opportunity and how proudys have chosen and Mike.
Speaker 3: White absolutely, I think that when you're building something, you
Speaker 3: set forth a standard with which your expectations need to
Speaker 3: be met, not just from the coaching staff, but from
Speaker 3: within the locker room.
Speaker 2: Those guys are on the team for a reason, and.
Speaker 3: You know when when you diligently work, it's it's funny
Speaker 3: how opportunities can present themselves. I think, uh, you know, Mike,
Speaker 3: Mike White has been an awesome addition to our team,
Speaker 3: and then Chosen has remained steadfast in the fact that
Speaker 3: he he wants to be on this team. He probably
Speaker 3: wouldn't you know. I don't want to speak for him,
Speaker 3: but like the amount of respect that he commands by
Speaker 3: selflessly just going about his business and trying to contribute.
Speaker 3: You know, he just wants to be a part of
Speaker 3: his hometown team and he is and I think he
Speaker 3: showed why today.
Speaker 1: Absolutely awesome. And look, I mentioned this. The explosive plays
Speaker 1: was one thing that I want to just kind of
Speaker 1: get out of the way here because there was, you know,
Speaker 1: some things that I think you can always correct, even
Speaker 1: in a win. Plays of seventeen, fifteen, sixteen, thirty eight,
Speaker 1: twenty thirty and twenty five yards, also a kickoff return
Speaker 1: for a touchdown. In total, Denver did have three hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty nine yards. Their Russian was at just three
Speaker 1: point five yards per carry, the same as last week
Speaker 1: after they complimented the quarterback runs from Mac Jones in
Speaker 1: that game. But if you have one bone to pick,
Speaker 1: it's that Denver early in the game was kind of
Speaker 1: getting up and down the field. Now it is a
Speaker 1: sixty minute game, and ultimately we put them them to
Speaker 1: bet to rest with the way the game finished, But
Speaker 1: big test next week on the road in Buffalo. We're
Speaker 1: gonna need all three phases to be at their best.
Speaker 1: And however, they also had their own explosive plays. Two
Speaker 1: fumbles force and recovered Holland and Van Ginkle, Holland and
Speaker 1: Kohu and then the pick by Manuel Ogba pretty good
Speaker 1: right there, and just continue to see the way this
Speaker 1: defense can compment the offense. I think is going to
Speaker 1: only get better as we go along, as the system
Speaker 1: becomes more and more second nature, as they figure out
Speaker 1: who they are on that side of the ball. The
Speaker 1: offense obviously has defense I think is getting there slowly,
Speaker 1: but surely want to shout out David Long and Jerome Baker.
Speaker 1: I thought they had excellent games today. Emmanuel Ogba as well.
Speaker 1: I mentioned Andrew van Ginkle thought he had a great game.
Speaker 1: Holland and Deshaun Elliott have looked really good in the
Speaker 1: back end at the safety position. And again cater Ko,
Speaker 1: who just some names I wanted to put on the
Speaker 1: podcast as guys. I thought excelled. All right, a long
Speaker 1: recap podcast, but what do you expect seventy points? You're
Speaker 1: going to have to take some time talking about it
Speaker 1: and speaking of that. I don't know how I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do the All twenty two review podcast because we scored
Speaker 1: ten touchdowns and I can't pick five tapes. Possibly, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try my best to do that and keep it concise.
Speaker 1: We'll see how that goes for me. Keep me and
Speaker 1: your teas and peas while I'm doing that and putting
Speaker 1: that show together, because I cannot wait to watch this
Speaker 1: tape until then. Though. Enjoy it, guys, enjoy this is
Speaker 1: something special. I feel like this team is building something
Speaker 1: very special. Three and zero only unbeaten team in the AFC. Again,
Speaker 1: enjoy the hell of it. In the meantime, that's gonna
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