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Speaker 3: welcome to the Drive Time podcast, part of the Miami
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Speaker 3: it going everybody? I am your host, Travis Wingfield And
Speaker 3: on today's show, we're gonna hear from you. Great to
Speaker 3: Tracy Wolfson from the CBS broadcast crew you'll see on
Speaker 3: Sunday with Jim, Tony and Tracy. Plus my friend Kyle
Speaker 3: Krabs drops by to give us Fins Draft in five
Speaker 3: from Week five in college football, Plus the Friday Detour
Speaker 3: takes us into the offensive line room to learn about
Speaker 3: technique and coach Barry's unit and how they're playing so
Speaker 3: far this year, that much more from the Baptist Hell
Speaker 3: Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the
Speaker 3: Draft Time Podcast, May Gaff. Let's go ahead and kick
Speaker 3: this off with my interview with the great Tracy Wolfson,
Speaker 3: and I'm very happy today to welcome into the podcast
Speaker 3: from CBS Tracy Wolfson. Tracy, thank you so much for your.
Speaker 2: Time today, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: Very happy to have you on. And I know you'll
Speaker 3: probably be back in Buffalo again at some point this season.
Speaker 3: But for us, for us as Dolphins employees in the
Speaker 3: building here, we've played a lot of our games up
Speaker 3: there in December recently. Are you as excited as we
Speaker 3: are to get a go up through while the leaves
Speaker 3: are still changing colors?
Speaker 7: Yes, I think right now it says about eight degrees
Speaker 7: and sunny. First of all, I'm coming off rain games
Speaker 7: two of the first three games of the season, so
Speaker 7: I'm looking as forward as you are to get into
Speaker 7: that environment, and certainly earlier in the season is better
Speaker 7: when it comes to Buffalo.
Speaker 3: It's a nice break for us too, because as you know,
Speaker 3: it's still super hot and humid down here in that
Speaker 3: game on Sunday was no walk in the park for
Speaker 3: anybody that was out there. So looking forward to a
Speaker 3: little bit less humidity up there. And then I guess
Speaker 3: the next thing I want to ask you, Tracy, is
Speaker 3: and you're on the sideline, so like you're there when
Speaker 3: you know, when it's snowing out and the snowballs are
Speaker 3: coming down, or just the complete debauchery. I guess if
Speaker 3: you want to call it of Bill's mafia, describe that
Speaker 3: atmosphere for us when you're on the sideline for not
Speaker 3: just Bills or let's just say it first at Orchard
Speaker 3: Park out there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I love being in Buffalo. The fans
Speaker 7: are so into it. They're intense, they've got their traditions
Speaker 7: driving up to the stadium, they're tailgating, you know, starting
Speaker 7: so early in the morning, the breaking of the table,
Speaker 7: you know, it's awesome. But they're also like, it's a
Speaker 7: great city, it's a great you know environment, and the
Speaker 7: people are so nice and welcoming, and that's what's what
Speaker 7: I love about being in Buffalo. And certainly on the sideline,
Speaker 7: you hear it. The fans are rabid, more certain stadiums
Speaker 7: more than others. You get that, and Buffalo is certainly
Speaker 7: one of those.
Speaker 3: How about for Dolphins and Bills because you covered the
Speaker 3: playoff game last year? Dolphins took it right down to
Speaker 3: the wire there late in the game. But I know
Speaker 3: that Dolphins fans not too fond of Buffalo fans, and
Speaker 3: I know the whole squish the fish mantra lives on
Speaker 3: pretty well up there. How do you describe Dolphins and
Speaker 3: Bills when you're out there?
Speaker 2: Well, why would they like? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Other right, it is a rivalry in the making, I
Speaker 7: would say, And certainly you're you're fighting for a chance
Speaker 7: to continue on in the playoffs and get to the
Speaker 7: super Bowl. So I get it. There's a lot of
Speaker 7: tension there and there's a lot of you know, there's
Speaker 7: opportunity on the line that you're playing for. So I
Speaker 7: can understand the two fan bases not liking each other.
Speaker 7: But these are two really passionate fan bases we're talking about,
Speaker 7: so it can get a little heated. But I'm sure
Speaker 7: you know outside the stadium, everyone gets a lock.
Speaker 3: Tracy Wolfson's CBS my guest day on the Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 3: and I know that we're recording this a little bit
Speaker 3: earlier in the week, you know, on a Wednesday. The
Speaker 3: podcast will come out on Friday. So I know you've
Speaker 3: just begun your kind of game prep here, but you
Speaker 3: still have an idea of what you're looking at when
Speaker 3: you go to Miami and Buffalo, especially the Dolphins offense
Speaker 3: that's coming out of the gates as hot as anybody
Speaker 3: ever has, really three and zero coming in number one
Speaker 3: and virtually everything offensively. What's something you're looking forward to
Speaker 3: most about learning about the Dolphins this week or watching
Speaker 3: them on Sunday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just actually watched that game from last weekend,
Speaker 7: and I couldn't believe it because I was on the air,
Speaker 7: so of course we heard about it. Jim and Tony
Speaker 7: talked about it while it was happening, but for me,
Speaker 7: I didn't get a chance to see any of it.
Speaker 7: So I just watched the game yesterday. I'm excited to
Speaker 7: see the speed in person. That's what I'm looking forward to,
Speaker 7: and I think it's going to be an interesting matchup
Speaker 7: between the Bills and the Dolphins. When you have that speed,
Speaker 7: that's not how the Bills play, and Josh Allen's trying
Speaker 7: to play a little bit more tight to the vest,
Speaker 7: not maybe be as aggressive because of the turnovers. He's
Speaker 7: gonna have to be aggressive in this one. They're gonna
Speaker 7: have to score thirty plus points to keep up with
Speaker 7: the Dolphins. So I'm excited to see all the weapons
Speaker 7: that Miami has out there in full strength. Hopefully you
Speaker 7: get Waddle back as well. I mean crazy to think
Speaker 7: you didn't even have him last week and seeing all
Speaker 7: of them and how Mike McDaniels just puts them in
Speaker 7: these positions, the formations and what they can do against
Speaker 7: the Buffalo defense that certainly has started out strong in
Speaker 7: the first three games of the season.
Speaker 3: It looks like a callback to the nineties rivalries between
Speaker 3: Dan Marino and Jim Kelly. With all the points those
Speaker 3: guys score, I think you can expect something similar to
Speaker 3: that this week. I think we'll see You never know
Speaker 3: with this league, because it always throws you a curveball
Speaker 3: when you least expect it. But kind of on that
Speaker 3: same vein you know, this is the first time you
Speaker 3: guys will be out there with McDaniel and Tua as
Speaker 3: the quarterback head coach combination because you covered the playoff
Speaker 3: game when it was Skyler Thompson, just curious to hear
Speaker 3: what you're most excited about learning about those two in
Speaker 3: their relationship together.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, we certainly will talk about that, you know,
Speaker 7: behind closed doors when we have our meetings leading up
Speaker 7: to the game. Their relationship, how it is, you know,
Speaker 7: stepped up, and also just you know, it's been documented
Speaker 7: over the first few weeks about what Tua has done
Speaker 7: in the off season with the helmet, with his body,
Speaker 7: with his diet, with a jiu jitsu juju jitsu. But
Speaker 7: I'm looking forward to, you know, hearing it from him
Speaker 7: and really diving into that side of it and how
Speaker 7: McDaniel maybe helped him along the way and what that
Speaker 7: relationship has has grown to be. And so it's always
Speaker 7: fun to sit down, you know, off the field and
Speaker 7: really get to have a conversation. I remember meeting Mike
Speaker 7: McDaniel for the first time. We were blown away by
Speaker 7: just the way he talks and the stories he tells,
Speaker 7: and you know how locked in he is and how
Speaker 7: smart he is as a play caller, And so sitting
Speaker 7: down with them certainly will be, you know, something we
Speaker 7: didn't get a chance to do last year. We both
Speaker 7: to and Mike, but I think. I think they'll share
Speaker 7: a lot of information that'll help us in the broadcast, no.
Speaker 3: Doubt when you put together your your notes for a game,
Speaker 3: because like obviously for the broadcast booth, it's probably a
Speaker 3: little bit different in terms of what you're going for
Speaker 3: because they get a little more into the x's and
Speaker 3: nose where I'm sure you look more for compelling stories
Speaker 3: to tell. And every time I turn on the you know,
Speaker 3: the CBS number one game, I'm looking forward to what
Speaker 3: Tracy got for us this week. Is there something outside
Speaker 3: of maybe the norm that you're looking forward to kind
Speaker 3: of peeling back the onion on and giving us a
Speaker 3: great story behind the scenes.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm still digging in and I'm not sure,
Speaker 7: and I do. That's the whole key is really finding
Speaker 7: new fresh stuff. You don't want to go back, And
Speaker 7: it's why you watch some of those games, see what
Speaker 7: the stories have been told, what you can find out,
Speaker 7: what you could talk about where he most or his
Speaker 7: story has been documented. But what an incredible story it is.
Speaker 7: And I'll get a chance to talk to him, not
Speaker 7: only on Saturday when we meet with Miami, but he's
Speaker 7: going to be on our We need to talk show,
Speaker 7: which will be airing Saturday as well. We tape on Thursday,
Speaker 7: so I look forward to kind of diving in a
Speaker 7: little bit more on him. And of course, of course
Speaker 7: a Khan. A Khan is that what we're calling him now,
Speaker 7: not a Chane. I want to hear his story, right,
Speaker 7: I want to get a chance to sit down and
Speaker 7: have a conversation with him and really hear you know,
Speaker 7: his root, his path, and so I think you just
Speaker 7: try and find something fresh. The other thing I do
Speaker 7: is I like to feed off of what Jim and
Speaker 7: Tony talk about, and a lot of it really comes
Speaker 7: from the field. You have these stories, but you only
Speaker 7: can work them in if it makes sense. And certainly,
Speaker 7: if Wattle has a good game, you want to have
Speaker 7: some Wattle stories in your back pocket. And if Bradley
Speaker 7: Chubb has a good game, you want to have some
Speaker 7: Chub stories in your pocket so that.
Speaker 3: You can add on.
Speaker 7: And then I really go by whatever is happening on
Speaker 7: the field, whatever I'm watching, whatever I'm seeing. If there's
Speaker 7: an online issue, I'm going to follow up and see
Speaker 7: what's happening down there on the offensive line. So it's
Speaker 7: kind of a combination of coming up with stories that
Speaker 7: those haven't heard yet, but also reacting to what's taking
Speaker 7: place on the field.
Speaker 3: You know, it's funny. I'm kind of listening along with
Speaker 3: you and kind of checking off my boxes here because
Speaker 3: each guy you just mentioned, they're all gems of here,
Speaker 3: human beings. Like gaining a chance to get to know
Speaker 3: these guys has been so fun to see them flourish
Speaker 3: in the field. So you have a lot of different
Speaker 3: avenues you can chase with good storytelling there and really
Speaker 3: likable guys and tell their stories, and you also allude
Speaker 3: there to you know, kind of following Jim and Tony's league,
Speaker 3: which again Number one CBS crew, Like, I love watching
Speaker 3: your guys' games because I learned so much and become
Speaker 3: such a smarter football fan and a person that covers
Speaker 3: the game myself as well. But I've always been so
Speaker 3: curious because, like Tony lives and dies with every single play,
Speaker 3: it seems like up in the booth, and then Jim
Speaker 3: is so stoic. He brings that PGA level presence that
Speaker 3: just kind of balances the booth out. I'm dying to know.
Speaker 3: Are they the exact same way in real life too?
Speaker 7: Well, that's interesting I mean, I do think that's why
Speaker 7: it works so well, is you know, Jim just he's
Speaker 7: been there, done that, professionalism just is so prepared, photographic
Speaker 7: memory knows everything. What he can recall is incredible to me.
Speaker 7: You can say, you remember that game, you know, Miami
Speaker 7: Buffalo and the nine, and he can, you know, tell
Speaker 7: you every stat and what the final score was and
Speaker 7: where he was at that time. So you know, he
Speaker 7: it's you get that, and then you get Tony. It's
Speaker 7: like you're you're hanging out with him in a bar,
Speaker 7: drinking a beer and watching a game. And I think
Speaker 7: they really do compliment each other and off the off
Speaker 7: the field or outside of the booth they do so
Speaker 7: as well. But we get to kind of like sit
Speaker 7: back and relax on Fridays before a game, we go
Speaker 7: out to dinner all together and we get that chance
Speaker 7: to really just you know, and then then he gets
Speaker 7: into some good heated conversations, right, You get that back
Speaker 7: and forth that maybe you don't necessarily get on the air.
Speaker 7: And they have a great relationship between the two of them,
Speaker 7: So uh, I think it's a It's a perfect partnership,
Speaker 7: no doubt. And I'm just lucky to be a part
Speaker 7: of that.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. But it's always I love knowing more about
Speaker 3: what goes on behind the scenes with the people that
Speaker 3: cover the game as well, because to me, it's just
Speaker 3: as compelling as the game itself. A couple more here
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 7: I will tell you Tony gets up, he gets going.
Speaker 7: We'll be sitting at a dinner table and he will
Speaker 7: start walking around the dinner table and go off and
Speaker 7: pontificate on something we just talked about.
Speaker 3: So that's fun.
Speaker 7: And Jim could also you know, entertain a room like
Speaker 7: like you know, you know, like just so professional. He
Speaker 7: just gets up there and he knows exactly how to
Speaker 7: entertain a crowd, and it boggles my mind how he
Speaker 7: can just you know, do it so easily. So the
Speaker 7: two of them, they really actually have a lot of
Speaker 7: similarities in that regard as well.
Speaker 3: Well. I think you said it best at it works
Speaker 3: so well because of that balance they bring. And then also,
Speaker 3: you know you mentioned yourself falling up their stories. It
Speaker 3: just it all clicks together so well. We're so excited
Speaker 3: to have you guys on this game and hopefully in
Speaker 3: a big Dolphins win. A couple more questions here for you, Tracy.
Speaker 3: Number one is I'm curious because I know that part
Speaker 3: of reporting and doing this job is kind of, you know,
Speaker 3: using your resources and finding out what other folks say
Speaker 3: about these teams and these players. You know, you're in
Speaker 3: a different NFL city every week, people talk around the league.
Speaker 3: Have you caught any wind of what folks saying about
Speaker 3: this Dolphins team so far in this three and zero start.
Speaker 7: Only positive and only be care and how they could
Speaker 7: be unstoppable. But we've seen a lot of strange things
Speaker 7: happening these first three weeks. I watched the Dallas game
Speaker 7: in person against the Jets, and I said, Wow, this
Speaker 7: is the best team in football right now. And I
Speaker 7: had the Eagles week one, so you know, all of
Speaker 7: a sudden they go out and movese to Arizona. So
Speaker 7: I think we have to temper our expectations a little bit.
Speaker 7: It is certainly early on in the season. But what
Speaker 7: I saw from Miami in that game, you can't help,
Speaker 7: but you know, reacting like, oh wow, this is right
Speaker 7: now the class of the AFC. And we've seen Kansas
Speaker 7: City maybe not look up to the standard that they are.
Speaker 7: But again it is week four. I read everything part
Speaker 7: of my research is following every beat reporter on Twitter,
Speaker 7: and I'm telling you, I get the best information you
Speaker 7: have to follow everything up. But they're with the teams
Speaker 7: twenty four hours a day, Unlike me. He was just
Speaker 7: switching each week to different teams in different games. And
Speaker 7: so I hear it from all different sides, and I
Speaker 7: can tell you what the Bills fans and what they
Speaker 7: were poor and what Sean mcdermotter is saying is, you know,
Speaker 7: this team is legit. They're really good, and they have
Speaker 7: a lot of talent on both sides of the ball,
Speaker 7: and they're going to be extremely difficult to stop.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think both sides of the ball's going to
Speaker 3: be so much fun to watch, like the Marino and Kelly,
Speaker 3: like Arab Bills and Dolphins. Just keeps coming to mind
Speaker 3: when I think about these two teams and how much
Speaker 3: fun this could be and hopefully, you know, McDaniel mentioned
Speaker 3: this in a press conference that the last couple of
Speaker 3: Super Bowl appearances have come from teams that came out
Speaker 3: of divisions with multiple playoff teams. I think this is
Speaker 3: a good chance for both these teams to kind of
Speaker 3: test their metal against one another and find out what
Speaker 3: they're made of and prepare them for you know, more
Speaker 3: important games down the line. Speaking of those big and
Speaker 3: important games, the last question I have for you, Tracy,
Speaker 3: Like NFL numbers right now are going crazy. Why do
Speaker 3: you think that the interesting NFL right now? Like when
Speaker 3: every year it seems like I can't get any higher,
Speaker 3: why does it keep getting higher and higher every single
Speaker 3: year in this league.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of it is the personalities on
Speaker 7: the field. I think it's the competition out there. I
Speaker 7: think it's social media. I think it's streaming. I think
Speaker 7: it's the access to game, it's fantasy football, it's gambling.
Speaker 7: It's all of that that we haven't seen, you know,
Speaker 7: maybe ten years ago. So you're seeing, you know, so
Speaker 7: many new innovations when it comes to football as well.
Speaker 7: And I think that's why the interest is so high.
Speaker 7: Gambling makes a huge difference when you can just get
Speaker 7: the average fan. So I have three boys, and my
Speaker 7: youngest is a fan, and my oldest is a fan,
Speaker 7: and my middle one only cares about fantasy football. He's
Speaker 7: not sitting on the couch and watching a full game
Speaker 7: from start to finish. But that's what you're getting out there,
Speaker 7: and so I think that's where the interest comes. And
Speaker 7: then all of a sudden, just take a look at
Speaker 7: the tailor swift effect that happened the Tavis Kelsey. I mean,
Speaker 7: now you know how many people are just going to
Speaker 7: tune in because they're Taylor Swift fans. They're Swifties and
Speaker 7: they want to watch her at a football game. And
Speaker 7: so it's it's amazing what social media does these days
Speaker 7: and celebrities and the commercials. You're seeing all of these players,
Speaker 7: you know, in these commercials now and so the NFL
Speaker 7: is in a really good place.
Speaker 3: I think there was a tweet from a I think
Speaker 3: it was a diehard Swifty who kind of explained the
Speaker 3: basis of football, and it was like, each team gets
Speaker 3: four downs, try to get a first down, touchdown, six points,
Speaker 3: field goals, three points, the cyclor piece, over and over again.
Speaker 3: They're like, all right, that's all you have to know. Now,
Speaker 3: Swifties can be football fans, and we can grow audience
Speaker 3: by millions because of how many Swifties are out there.
Speaker 3: You can find her.
Speaker 7: I say that to a lot of my friends. I'm like,
Speaker 7: just learn football, just the basics, because you can just
Speaker 7: sit down and watch it and understand if you just
Speaker 7: know the basics. I'm glad someone put that out there.
Speaker 2: It's perfect.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's such a great community to be a
Speaker 3: part of. I mean football, it's something you can it's
Speaker 3: a different language that you can kind of connect with
Speaker 3: anybody over anywhere you are, anytime. Great stuff, Tracy. You
Speaker 3: can find her on the sidelines this week in Orchard
Speaker 3: Park Dolphins and Bills, one o'clock on CBS. Tracy, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for your time today. It was great
Speaker 3: to meet you.
Speaker 7: Appreciate it so much.
Speaker 3: See you out there, and off she goes. Let's go
Speaker 3: ahead and take our first break right there and come
Speaker 3: back on the other side and hear from head coach
Speaker 3: Mike McDaniel his Friday conference. We'll also get to the
Speaker 3: Friday Detour, which is the new name of the Friday
Speaker 3: narrative here on the Draft Time podcast that's next brought
Speaker 3: to you by AutoNation. I have three soundbites for you
Speaker 3: guys from coach McDaniel on this Friday. Two are not
Speaker 3: really game related, one specifically about Josh Allen and Stefan Diggs,
Speaker 3: the Digs. Let's go ahead and start here with a
Speaker 3: question that I found interesting about something I've long wanted
Speaker 3: to myself is how do you balance the thought of
Speaker 3: putting certain things on tape versus preserving things and games
Speaker 3: against an opponent you might see later on or for
Speaker 3: a bigger game or a playoff game, whatever it might be.
Speaker 3: Here's coach on whether or not you reserve ideas you have.
Speaker 3: I love this answer.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I can't speak for anybody else I know in my career.
Speaker 6: Literally it is so hard to win a game in general.
Speaker 6: But have never held anything back your kind of expectation
Speaker 6: the way I look at it, you know, I look
Speaker 6: at for instance, the Buffalo Bills are one of the
Speaker 6: best teams of football, and if instead of having an
Speaker 6: idea that you would put in your back pocket, why
Speaker 6: don't you just come up with a new idea?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: So that I think, for as far as I've always
Speaker 6: looked at it, and the way that our coaching staff
Speaker 6: does is everything that we can and Cannon are able
Speaker 6: to use. We give it our best shot because we
Speaker 6: know that if we don't give it our best shot,
Speaker 6: we will learn the hard way of how difficult the
Speaker 6: NFL is.
Speaker 3: And not to mention against the Broncos last week, the
Speaker 3: Dolphins put so much on tape that Buffalo is going
Speaker 3: to have to account for every single little movement the
Speaker 3: Dolphins did, and I think it could put them in
Speaker 3: a position where maybe they prepare for things they don't
Speaker 3: see at all, and all of a sudden, Miami has
Speaker 3: a bunch of new wrinkles for you that can be
Speaker 3: taxing as a defense. Next, he was asked about where
Speaker 3: he would evalue with a defense right now after the
Speaker 3: offense score seventy points, and coach kind of took that
Speaker 3: question and went in another direction. Here he is so
Speaker 3: far on the Dolphins defense through three weeks.
Speaker 6: First of all, I would say that seventy points is
Speaker 6: only possible with with our With our defense, you had
Speaker 6: three turnovers and you had a had a stop. Are
Speaker 6: three and out after a turnover on downs in our
Speaker 6: own territory. So and with regard to UH specifically in general,
Speaker 6: I see a progression each and every week for what
Speaker 6: they're trying to do and and guys finding their way
Speaker 6: within the system. I think we have a bunch of
Speaker 6: playmakers that that know that they're playmakers and play the
Speaker 6: game of football to make plays, and I think they're
Speaker 6: starting to find within the system when it's their play
Speaker 6: to make. You know, team defense is about holding responsible.
Speaker 6: But then when there's a vulnerability in the offensive schematics,
Speaker 6: you seek destroy and it's your play to make. And
Speaker 6: I think more often we had too many instances week
Speaker 6: one where guys were trying to be that player on
Speaker 6: every play and not a calculated trigger so to speak.
Speaker 6: That you've seen the last two weeks progressively get more consistent.
Speaker 6: On top of that, you know, I think last game
Speaker 6: was the first game of the season that you couldn't
Speaker 6: say that the defense didn't win the game in terms
Speaker 6: of at the end making you know, being on the
Speaker 6: field against the against the Chargers to get that last stop,
Speaker 6: and then against the Patriots as well. So I see
Speaker 6: a team, that team that's getting better collectively, and you know,
Speaker 6: there's no better example by the tape than the defense
Speaker 6: and how they're they're continuing to get better.
Speaker 3: And then we finish up here with coach who was
Speaker 3: asked about do teams ever double Stefan Diggs and spy
Speaker 3: Josh Allen. He took the question but also gave us
Speaker 3: more on the Bills two biggest stars and two big
Speaker 3: keys to wear the game On Sunday, people.
Speaker 6: Try everything against really good offenses like that. So I
Speaker 6: think you know, it's a team defense. Those guys are
Speaker 6: the focal points of their offense, but it's not the
Speaker 6: only parts of their offense. It's the teams that whatever
Speaker 6: your plan is. If you're able to play complimentary football,
Speaker 6: you're able to be sounding coverage but then get pass rush.
Speaker 6: You're able to get pass rush but not completely void
Speaker 6: pass rush lanes. You know, there's no exact formula, no
Speaker 6: right or wrong way. It's just you have to be
Speaker 6: a complete way because if you jump out of a gap,
Speaker 6: you know, to try to get greedy and get a sack,
Speaker 6: you know he'll step up and he'll run off to
Speaker 6: his right and throw a seventy five year bomb to
Speaker 6: Digs down the field. If you catch yourself being lazy
Speaker 6: on the back end and we have a sound rush,
Speaker 6: but then he gets an extra hitch and then you know,
Speaker 6: Digs wheels out and you're made pay. So I think
Speaker 6: it's more about having a complete defense, not necessarily and
Speaker 6: doing what you're good at, but applying it to that
Speaker 6: specific team, which is what we're trying to do this week.
Speaker 3: So you're here there from coach McDaniel, and next, I
Speaker 3: want to go ahead and take our Friday detour through
Speaker 3: the offensive line room. And you know what, so many
Speaker 3: people out there, Oh, the offensive line, the personnel department,
Speaker 3: the coaching staff, Chris career in particular, and apology. Are
Speaker 3: there refruns for all the likes in retweets you got
Speaker 3: over panicking over the offensive line for saying the year
Speaker 3: is already a wash because t Ron Armstead was questionable
Speaker 3: for that first game in Los Angeles? Did sharing that
Speaker 3: video of Greer laughing about how he's not worried about
Speaker 3: the offensive line? Did that feel good? Did you get
Speaker 3: off your chest when you were using it to whine
Speaker 3: that they didn't do enough before they had even played
Speaker 3: a game? Do you still feel silly pulling all those
Speaker 3: jags on your timeline to elicit outrage and retweets? Cam Fleming,
Speaker 3: get out of here man, bring back Eric Fisher, kick
Speaker 3: the tiers on. Taylor Lawan, Austin Jackson, Kendall lamb Isaiah
Speaker 3: Win Balin, Ben Baldwin. He's at computer Cowboy on Twitter.
Speaker 3: He runs an analytics based website that measures advanced metrics
Speaker 3: across the entire game. He put together a weekly composite
Speaker 3: offensive line rankings every single week from three sources, Pro
Speaker 3: Football Focus, Sports Info Solutions, and ESPN. And what I
Speaker 3: like about it is he doesn't try to fit a narrative,
Speaker 3: doesn't try to tell you a story based upon certain
Speaker 3: cherry pick numbers, like certain analysts out there who you
Speaker 3: know what, Let's not talk about the ringing the ringer
Speaker 3: quarterback rankings. Let's just go ahead and stick with the
Speaker 3: topic here. He just provides a service without any slant
Speaker 3: on it. And look, PFF grades they kind of stink, right,
Speaker 3: they don't. Let's just call them what they were. They're
Speaker 3: a conversation starter. We don't need to have the validity
Speaker 3: of PFF grades conversation on this podcast. But Sports Info
Speaker 3: Solutions is a hurry hit sack related stat. Hence the
Speaker 3: one hundred score we get because TUA has only been
Speaker 3: sacked once and hit just a few times, and then
Speaker 3: ESPN has a fifty seven. But either way, the composite
Speaker 3: score from Miami's offensive line is ninety one, which is
Speaker 3: best in the National Football League. So I wanted to
Speaker 3: take a look at this closer. In ESPN's team pass
Speaker 3: block win rate is sixty percent, which is twelfth in
Speaker 3: the NFL, and their run block win rate is tenth
Speaker 3: at seventy two percent. Pro football focus is past block efficiency.
Speaker 3: Here's the individual league and the league ranks among each
Speaker 3: players who have at least eighty pass blocking snaps this year.
Speaker 3: To Ron Armstead, well, he's tied for first, but it's
Speaker 3: not it doesn't hit the threshold because he only has
Speaker 3: twenty six pass blocking snaps, but his is one hundred
Speaker 3: because he did not allow pressure in his debut. For
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty three season, Kendall Lamb is ninety six
Speaker 3: point three. That's tied for twenty ninth among tackles. Your
Speaker 3: swing tackle technically is among the top half of the
Speaker 3: starting tackles in the National Football League. Six pressures on
Speaker 3: eighty four pass blocking snaps. Yeah, it's a big part
Speaker 3: of why McDaniel said back in Houston if we feel
Speaker 3: if we felt like we didn't have capable NFL offensive
Speaker 3: lineman behind to Ron, maybe it would make us worried.
Speaker 3: But we feel we have that Chris Career back in April,
Speaker 3: you guys are more worried about the offensive line than
Speaker 3: we are. Maybe you'll learn to trust these guys that
Speaker 3: are experts at this stuff and have proven time and
Speaker 3: time again they're pretty damn good at their jobs. Austin
Speaker 3: Jackson same exact rate ninety six point three. That's seven pressures,
Speaker 3: one hundred and ten pass blocking snaps tied for twenty ninth,
Speaker 3: which again sixty four starting tackles thirty two to the
Speaker 3: midway point. He's in the upper half of tackle production
Speaker 3: and pass blocking, and he's a great run blocker. Two.
Speaker 3: Isaiah Win one hundred, zero pressures one hundred and nine
Speaker 3: pass blocking snaps, tied for first, the only offense guard
Speaker 3: with one hundred pass blocking snaps and zero pressures. The
Speaker 3: next highest pass blocking snaps without a pressure is sixty one.
Speaker 3: It's a full game or two games worth of production there.
Speaker 3: Robert Hunt ninety nine point one two pressures on one
Speaker 3: on nine pass blocking snaps has tied for fourth among guards,
Speaker 3: and Connor Williams's third among centers with one pressure and
Speaker 3: one hundred and one pass blocking snaps ninety nine point
Speaker 3: five pass block efficiency. I mean, come on, so I
Speaker 3: wanted to talk to some of these guys and find
Speaker 3: out what the secret sauce is. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 3: start here with Austin Jackson on where he's at right
Speaker 3: now with his technique and how key it is to
Speaker 3: his game so far.
Speaker 8: Feel pretty good. You know, I had a whole year
Speaker 8: off of football, and I watched a lot of football
Speaker 8: in that time, had a year of offseason to train,
Speaker 8: and I kind of understand, you know, just what I
Speaker 8: wanted to look like, and you know what I wanted
Speaker 8: my game to look like. So I'm happy. I'm happy
Speaker 8: to be healthy first and foremost because that's when I
Speaker 8: give my opportunities to play. So yes, very happy.
Speaker 3: I also up with the aforementioned Isaiah Win in the
Speaker 3: locker room this week. Here's my one on one chat
Speaker 3: with the Dolphins left guard who right now is the
Speaker 3: best pass blocking garden football. So first off, I just
Speaker 3: wanted to ask you about like the hot start you're
Speaker 3: out to you. I don't know if you saw some
Speaker 3: like outside websites that grader play like no pressure is
Speaker 3: allowed so far this season from you. I'm just curious,
Speaker 3: kind of gradier first three weeks of performance so.
Speaker 5: Far, been playing good, saying to play better, a lot
Speaker 5: of technique and fundamental the things I can get better.
Speaker 3: On with regard to technique and fundamentals. How has like
Speaker 3: butcher Berry put his fingerprints on your guys group as
Speaker 3: a whole.
Speaker 5: Uh, just being able to play to our strength. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. Everybody is kind of different, but
Speaker 5: being able to recognize everybody's strength and then just playing
Speaker 5: to it. You know, it's just been real good.
Speaker 3: How much do you appreciate like the passion and energy
Speaker 3: that he brings to every single meeting, every single practice.
Speaker 5: Us enjoy them, you know what I'm saying. Uh, you
Speaker 5: know it has to come from us, but also it
Speaker 5: has to come from the closer staff. So uh, him
Speaker 5: being there every single day and having the same him
Speaker 5: to do.
Speaker 3: How much pride do you take in the fact that
Speaker 3: you guys as a unit have not really allowed to
Speaker 3: or to get hit all that much and just run
Speaker 3: the ball for a couple of our yards every week?
Speaker 3: How much pride you take in that?
Speaker 5: We took a lot of pride. We we just do our job,
Speaker 5: so you know, we've got to continue.
Speaker 1: To do our job.
Speaker 3: We also heard from Frank Smith, Dolphins offensive coordinator this
Speaker 3: week on what he's been most impressed so far by
Speaker 3: the offensive.
Speaker 2: Line their approach.
Speaker 9: I would imagine that again that goes all the way
Speaker 9: back to April so so many things that we are
Speaker 9: doing well so far are things that we've really started
Speaker 9: from the ground up and being our points to emphasis
Speaker 9: with the group. So I think the biggest thing with
Speaker 9: them is you're seeing all the hard work, all the hours,
Speaker 9: all the extra work they've done with you know, uh
Speaker 9: Butch and lemb like, you're seeing it pay off. But
Speaker 9: yet now it's the consistency to keep doing it again
Speaker 9: and doing it again and doing it again until uh,
Speaker 9: you know, you get the upper he just keep playing
Speaker 9: for as long as you can. So I would imagine
Speaker 9: I would think that they feel the same way. Their
Speaker 9: approach to everything they're doing very detailed, very process ARII.
Speaker 3: He also weighed in so far on the production of
Speaker 3: Austin Jackson back to coach.
Speaker 9: When we talked about him, you know, through the early
Speaker 9: parts of the season, it's just opportunities to develop the
Speaker 9: consistency because I mean with Austin, you know, it's been
Speaker 9: great to watch him grow and you can the only
Speaker 9: way you can grow and develop his through playing. And again,
Speaker 9: a guy who's very deliberate in his process and has
Speaker 9: really worked as hard as anyone all right to get
Speaker 9: himself one back on the field. And to keep refinding
Speaker 9: what he's done. So I mean overall, I mean you
Speaker 9: can't really with a lot of the guys. You can't
Speaker 9: really sit there and go like, hey, it's this one thing,
Speaker 9: because it's not the one thing that will separate the growth.
Speaker 9: It's the approach and the way they go about it.
Speaker 9: And his has been awesome so far. So we're excited
Speaker 9: for continue this week and.
Speaker 3: Let's finish up with the guy that probably deserves the
Speaker 3: most credit so far for the way this group has
Speaker 3: played offensive line coach butcher Berry. And I've gotten to
Speaker 3: know a few offensive line coaches here one every single
Speaker 3: year i've been here with the Miami Dolphins, and they
Speaker 3: tend to be my favorite coach is because well, you
Speaker 3: guys know, I'm pretty passionate, pretty fired u about this
Speaker 3: stuff and bring a lot of energy to the podcast. Well,
Speaker 3: butcher Berry brings more energy than I do. He had
Speaker 3: us pretty damn fired up with his press conference here
Speaker 3: he is talking about his mission with the offensive line
Speaker 3: and what he's looking to accomplish.
Speaker 1: I don't know that I have a great answer to
Speaker 1: that question, to be quite honest with you, I think
Speaker 1: that the biggest thing that we try to just focus
Speaker 1: on every day is say that worry about what I
Speaker 1: can do today to make myself better, because as an
Speaker 1: offensive lineman, we have to understand is that every day
Speaker 1: is a groundhog day to some degree, and we got
Speaker 1: to do the same things over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: Can we master that? Can we specifically master like, can
Speaker 1: we have five individuals do it exactly how we're supposed
Speaker 1: to do it on every single play? Is that possible?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I'm a strive like hell to
Speaker 1: get that to happen. And so whenever that changes, then
Speaker 1: we're then we're not doing we're supposed to be doing. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I don't know how to answer that question, to
Speaker 1: be quite honest with you, but I know how we
Speaker 1: have to approach every single day. That's where I can
Speaker 1: talk about. And so when we can get all five
Speaker 1: guys flying off the ball, setting their backside shoulder a
Speaker 1: hand at the proper aiming point, and we can do
Speaker 1: that play and then do it the next play, and
Speaker 1: then do it the next play, now I think I
Speaker 1: got something. I can be really excited to talk about
Speaker 1: it on consistent basis.
Speaker 3: And while the offensive line has certainly made their impact,
Speaker 3: I think it's important to reiterate something that has made
Speaker 3: the podcast, really every single All twenty two podcast, and
Speaker 3: honestly goes back to when two was in college too.
Speaker 3: One of my primary reasons for labeling too as something
Speaker 3: of a generational prospect was the way that he competes
Speaker 3: in the modern game, and it's erasing that free runner,
Speaker 3: getting off the spot while keeping your eyes downfield and
Speaker 3: being a threat to attack with your arm when there
Speaker 3: is pressure in the pocket. With all all these freak
Speaker 3: athletic pass rushers the NFL has today, it's just something
Speaker 3: you have to have in your bag. So when he
Speaker 3: gets good pockets, he wins from those, which is the
Speaker 3: most important thing, right And when there's a leak, he
Speaker 3: can still make plays. But then you take it a
Speaker 3: step further beyond the offensive line, beyond the quarterback, and
Speaker 3: you're seeing the effect of a team to make sure
Speaker 3: the offense is rolling the way we have enjoyed it
Speaker 3: so far, whether it's the crass crass crack toss action,
Speaker 3: in the way these receivers work their butts off to
Speaker 3: execute these blocks, to accentuate a scheme that is designed
Speaker 3: to make defenders second guess take false steps and ultimately
Speaker 3: a play slower than we play, which is incredibly fast.
Speaker 3: And it goes back to this entire theory that like,
Speaker 3: this is why I get so irate about the conversation
Speaker 3: and we see on social which goes against the grain
Speaker 3: of what Mike McDaniel has told you and hasn't Mike
Speaker 3: McDaniel earned the utter trust of the fan base to
Speaker 3: be like, Oh, if that's what he says, I feel
Speaker 3: good about that. What did he tell you last year?
Speaker 3: That this quarterback excels in a way of getting the
Speaker 3: football out that can also push the ball vertically, that
Speaker 3: we need to focus more on acquiring playmakers and guys
Speaker 3: that can accentuate that skill set because where he mitigates
Speaker 3: your big flaws you can potentially have is across the
Speaker 3: offensive line and in your pass protection. We saw it
Speaker 3: all year. Last year two was the best third down
Speaker 3: quarterback in the league. Last year we saw it with
Speaker 3: the way the guys ran the football after the catch.
Speaker 3: And now you've added more firepower not just by personnel,
Speaker 3: with Devon ah Chan and Rarehie Moster in his second
Speaker 3: year off the knee injury, it's been more productive this
Speaker 3: year than really any year of his career so far.
Speaker 3: But you also do it through scheme and building it
Speaker 3: around the skill set this quarterback has and accentuating all
Speaker 3: those traits you built a year one and taking them
Speaker 3: another step in year number two. And it's not just
Speaker 3: that it's the tight ends who have been fantastic. I
Speaker 3: think it's durham' smice's best three game start to his career.
Speaker 3: I lauded his work and chip release work back in
Speaker 3: week one, and I think he's been doing more of
Speaker 3: that throughout the course of three games. How about Julian
Speaker 3: Hill's work off the edge on that long eight Chan
Speaker 3: run which one right well, the forty yarder that left
Speaker 3: Broncos defenders lying in his wake. Hill had a bad
Speaker 3: angle to try to get a block on Randy Gregory
Speaker 3: in the backfield, but he strained and threw his body
Speaker 3: in the way to get just a piece of him
Speaker 3: and that was all a Chan needed to win the edge.
Speaker 3: It's been fun to watch man. We spent months talking
Speaker 3: about the impacts of the second year in this system
Speaker 3: and how traditionally Shanahan and McDaniel working alongside him, how
Speaker 3: they've always had their systems take big jumps in the
Speaker 3: second year together Atlanta, all pro level quarterback play from
Speaker 3: Matt Ryan with Julio Jones and record seting numbers. You
Speaker 3: go back to Washington to Cleveland, the second year was
Speaker 3: always substantially better. And right now Miami's offense through three
Speaker 3: games is the best offense we've ever seen. Well that continue,
Speaker 3: we'll find out, but we've seen it so far and
Speaker 3: it begins in the trenches with the standard of flying
Speaker 3: off the football and setting up everything else around what
Speaker 3: you do around that foundation, and they have been rock
Speaker 3: solid in that foundation. That's your Friday detour. Let's go
Speaker 3: back to one of our usual stops along the road
Speaker 3: here on Draft Time and welcome back in my friend
Speaker 3: Kyle Krabs. That's next Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 3: brought to you by I Don'tation, joining us once again
Speaker 3: as he does weekly, to take us around the landscape
Speaker 3: of college football and give you a bit of a
Speaker 3: cheat sheet for what to look for in this week's
Speaker 3: scouting opportunity that is the weekend in college football. He's
Speaker 3: Kyle Krabs, locked on NFL Scouting Podcast, Locked on Dolphins.
Speaker 3: You guys know who he is. Kyle. How we fill
Speaker 3: in big dog fun week of college football coming up
Speaker 3: three to zero Dolphins start. I'm feeling pretty good, how
Speaker 3: about you.
Speaker 2: It's a good slate of college football.
Speaker 4: There's a good game that's scheduled to be played on
Speaker 4: Sunday at one o'clock that I everybody's really excited about.
Speaker 4: So it's hard hard to complain about what we have
Speaker 4: ahead of us over the next couple of days.
Speaker 2: So I'm pretty fired up.
Speaker 3: We will circle back to Dolphins and Bills for the
Speaker 3: last question, as we typically do here on the show
Speaker 3: with you. Let's go ahead and start in cottage as
Speaker 3: it were. Tony really used to always say that on
Speaker 3: Around the Horn and PTI.
Speaker 2: I got it. I loved it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the units maybe not so much. I know that
Speaker 3: maybe some of the younger football fans we're aging ourselves
Speaker 3: here when they actually used to watch programming on cable television.
Speaker 3: Cow that was a thing not that long ago. I digress.
Speaker 3: We're looking forward to this weekend, man, I know we
Speaker 3: had a great weekend last week with tons of big games.
Speaker 3: What are you looking forward to on the schedule this
Speaker 3: week in terms of NFL draft scouting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think there's a couple of really good games
Speaker 4: tonight if we're being honest with Utah at Oregon State
Speaker 4: on FS one that's at nine o'clock. And then if
Speaker 4: you're a night out, Cincinnati at BYU at ten fifteen.
Speaker 4: So like a couple of like really good programs that
Speaker 4: are going to go toe to toe to toe tonight
Speaker 4: and kind of set the tone for the weekend. And
Speaker 4: then you get into the Saturday slate and I think
Speaker 4: you got good games in each slot. Like I'm really
Speaker 4: looking forward to Florida Kentucky at noon. That's always a
Speaker 4: really compative SEC game with a lot of talent. I
Speaker 4: think both teams have some talent on the defensive side
Speaker 4: of the ball this year. And then you get into
Speaker 4: the three thirty slate and Kansas at Texas Kansas that
Speaker 4: is a really fun revival story as a program that
Speaker 4: hasn't had a lot of success. Texas obviously ranked number three.
Speaker 4: I'd also look at Michigan at Nebraska. I think Michigan's
Speaker 4: loaded with defensive talent again this year. Notre Dame Duke
Speaker 4: in the seven o'clock window, and then the late night
Speaker 4: game I'm looking forward to is Bama Mississippi State. So
Speaker 4: like you got quality TV up and down the board.
Speaker 3: How about with that particular of Finn's interest. Here are
Speaker 3: you giving me some good names every single week to
Speaker 3: take a look at. Remind me again the Texas defensive
Speaker 3: tackle you mentioned last week?
Speaker 2: It was Sweat to Vandre Sweat.
Speaker 3: Yes. The reason I'm bringing up because I saw, I
Speaker 3: want to say it was Jordan Reed, your former colleague
Speaker 3: and good friend of the podcast, was talking about him
Speaker 3: after the fact. You like the way he played in
Speaker 3: that game on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it was kind of a continuation of
Speaker 4: what his resume has looked like thus far as this season.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, I I want to hear more about that.
Speaker 3: By the way, real quick before I pivot to the
Speaker 3: next question. You mentioned gonna stay. Their big game against
Speaker 3: Utah didn't go as well for the Beavers last week
Speaker 3: up in.
Speaker 4: Pullman, Kyle, we knew that though we knew that was
Speaker 4: going to be the case because cam Ward is playing
Speaker 4: out of his mind for Washington State.
Speaker 3: He's QB three, right, he has to be.
Speaker 2: At this point, I digress.
Speaker 3: Oh, really over the UNC kid, Maybe I've got questions
Speaker 3: about him.
Speaker 4: I do the Taylor Williams I think is head and
Speaker 4: shoulders in front of the pack for quarterbacks. But I'll
Speaker 4: give you another interior defensive line name and then I'll
Speaker 4: give you a linebacker. Go for it, So stay on
Speaker 4: the defensive side of all. Dante Corleone is an interior
Speaker 4: defensive lineman with Cincinnati. He's a red shirt sophomore six
Speaker 4: three three twenty. He has three consecutive games with a
Speaker 4: tackle for loss. He's already got like six career sacks.
Speaker 4: He's got two sacks this season, So you're getting three
Speaker 4: down production from a six to three to three to
Speaker 4: twenty bowling ball in the middle, and he's going against BYU,
Speaker 4: and like BYU is pretty routinely known for like big
Speaker 4: bodied defensive linemen.
Speaker 2: They play their zone scheme. They're pretty well.
Speaker 3: And twenty six year old grown men too.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, so you're you got that working against you
Speaker 4: as a young kid. So I think that's one name
Speaker 4: is Corleone for for Cincinnati And then Junior Colson, the
Speaker 4: linebacker from Michigan UH is like six to two two
Speaker 4: forty two forty five.
Speaker 2: He's long.
Speaker 4: He's got a really fascinating story with some unfortunate circumstances.
Speaker 4: He had his father pass away. He's born in Haiti.
Speaker 4: His father passed away when he was seven. He got
Speaker 4: adopted and was brought to the States when he was nine,
Speaker 4: and he found American football and he started playing that
Speaker 4: and he's had this rousing success at the University of Michigan.
Speaker 4: He's a two and a half year starter now for
Speaker 4: them at linebacker. And he runs well, he hits, he
Speaker 4: tackles in space, and you think about all of the
Speaker 4: defenses across the league that want to play light box
Speaker 4: counts right to prevent explosive plays in the passing game.
Speaker 4: All these two high safety trends that you're seeing. He
Speaker 4: could play off of contact. So he's he's a name
Speaker 4: that really pops and again Nebraska, I think he's primed
Speaker 4: for a good showing.
Speaker 3: I hope the Corleone kid does the you can't see
Speaker 3: express as an audio platform. But the Italian like fingers
Speaker 3: together was that chef's kiss type of motion every time
Speaker 3: he makes a play. The Maris have an outthrow named
Speaker 3: dominic Canzone who does that. After every hit he gets,
Speaker 3: he runs around the basis to the chef's kiss symbol
Speaker 3: as it were. You mentioned light boxes. You know, undersized
Speaker 3: or undersized is probably the wrong term. Nowadays because it
Speaker 3: is more prevalent. But let's just pivot on that to
Speaker 3: Dolphins and Bills because both these teams do like to
Speaker 3: play light boxes. The Bills defense, which is a fascinating
Speaker 3: matchup to me because of how light they are on
Speaker 3: defense versus Dolphins offense that can line up with you know,
Speaker 3: twelve twenty two to twenty one personnel and kind of
Speaker 3: punch you in the mouth. Kyle, what are you looking
Speaker 3: forward to in this game? It's the game of the weekend,
Speaker 3: It's the early game of the year in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Dolphins and Bills.
Speaker 4: What do you think, a man, Yeah, I'm really fascinated
Speaker 4: to see how Miami kind of probes the Bill's defense. Obviously,
Speaker 4: it's strength and strength with how well the Dolphins offense
Speaker 4: is ranked versus a Bill's defensive ranking that's like top
Speaker 4: three in every major statistical category acrawl the board. I
Speaker 4: think Miami can bring some unique challenges that they haven't
Speaker 4: necessarily faced yet to test their communication and watching the
Speaker 4: build up throughout the course of this week, I think
Speaker 4: some teams they didn't really have a chance to try
Speaker 4: to stay committed to running the ball. I think Mike
Speaker 4: McDaniel the momentum that they've built in that regard. I
Speaker 4: want to see some of that toss crack that they
Speaker 4: ran against Denver. I want to see him runing against
Speaker 4: the Bills because they got guys like Leonard Floyd and
Speaker 4: Greg Russo who are lean bodied guys on the edge,
Speaker 4: and I want to see, like, can we get durham
Speaker 4: smythe and alec Ingold stepping down on those guys and
Speaker 4: creating some movement and getting speed to the edge.
Speaker 2: And if they do, I think it sets up really
Speaker 2: well for Miami, I.
Speaker 3: Said my period podcast. A big game for alec Inglo.
Speaker 3: I think he had a great game out there last
Speaker 3: time last December, and the Dolphins were very close to
Speaker 3: finding victory in that one as well. KYLEI he said
Speaker 3: it all once again. Man appreciates you week five now
Speaker 3: in college football, man flies by faster every single year,
Speaker 3: locked on NFL scouting, locked on Dolphins. Appreciate your time,
Speaker 3: my friend, and we are just a couple of weeks
Speaker 3: away from seeing you, right.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, Anthers, Panthers, Panthers.
Speaker 3: Let's go baby, All right, we'll see that. Man appreciate
Speaker 3: it all.
Speaker 2: Right, Travis, Thanks Man.
Speaker 3: Oh that was a fun, fun Friday podcast for you guys.
Speaker 3: The big game coming down the pike here about forty
Speaker 3: eight hours away from when I'm gonna publish this podcast.
Speaker 3: I feel really good about it, guys. No Jordan Poyer
Speaker 3: in this game for the Bills back end, so that's
Speaker 3: a big, big loss for Buffalo and it looks like
Speaker 3: we should be getting Connor Williams back in the fold.
Speaker 3: We'll see about Jaylen Phillips. Check my Twitter for the
Speaker 3: update of depth or not depth chart the injury report
Speaker 3: with game statuses. But in the meantime that's gonna be
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