Speaker 1: Factors are Alpins, Patrick drawing textown What a win for
Speaker 1: this Miami Dolphin team? Wow? What is up? Dolphins? And
Speaker 1: welcome to the Drive Time Podcast, part of the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins official podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins. How's it going? Everybody?
Speaker 1: Welcome into day number two of the NFL Draft. I
Speaker 1: am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I am here to
Speaker 1: bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football each
Speaker 1: and every day. And on today's show, we're talking about
Speaker 1: the draft picks made on Friday night, rounds two and
Speaker 1: three for your Miami Dolphins. We're gonna have all the
Speaker 1: details from their film study, their character background, what the
Speaker 1: scouts are saying about these players, and much much more
Speaker 1: on this Friday April edition of the Drive Time Podcast Dolphins,
Speaker 1: and we started off the top of the Dolphins first
Speaker 1: pick on Friday, number thirty nine. Overall, the six ft five,
Speaker 1: three hundred and twenty three pound tackle slash guard played
Speaker 1: a little bit of both of those at Louisiana Lafayette,
Speaker 1: the Rage and Cajun Robert Hunt. And this guy embodies
Speaker 1: the physical brand of football the Dolphins want to play
Speaker 1: under Brian Flora's He is big, he is mean, and
Speaker 1: he throws guys all around the field. He also loves
Speaker 1: to do a little bit of hunting and fishing in
Speaker 1: his free time, something I talked to him about on
Speaker 1: the Drivetime Interview podcast, which you can check out right
Speaker 1: now up on Apple podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get
Speaker 1: your podcast from. And he grew up in a small
Speaker 1: town in Texas where he often found himself out chasing
Speaker 1: small rodents for an occasional meal or just for some
Speaker 1: leisure activity. Quote we'd shoot squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, all that,
Speaker 1: end quote, Hunt said. And hunts off the field leisure
Speaker 1: activities they really don't stray too far from his job
Speaker 1: on the gridiron. His penchant for making big defenders up front,
Speaker 1: whether it's defensive lineman or linebackers, look like that same
Speaker 1: small prey that earned Hunt the number one guard ranking
Speaker 1: on mel Kiper Junior's Big Board for the NFL Draft.
Speaker 1: Quote he's so physical in the run game. He just
Speaker 1: destroys defenders at the point of attack. End quote. And
Speaker 1: that was from Keyper's mock draft, where he accurately projected
Speaker 1: Hunt to Miami with a thirty ninth pick in this
Speaker 1: year's draft. Good job their mill, and Hunt comes equipped
Speaker 1: with impressive athleticism for a man that size, something he
Speaker 1: attributes to his basketball background quote, I love sports. I
Speaker 1: always thought I was going to be a basketball player
Speaker 1: and quote. And then of course Hunt turned his direction
Speaker 1: and attention to football. Good decision there, Mr, Hunt, And
Speaker 1: although he didn't work out at the scouting combine, that
Speaker 1: athletic ability and position versatility has earned him high praise
Speaker 1: from scouts across the league and on websites and different
Speaker 1: publications in the NFL. This from lanzer Line of NFL
Speaker 1: dot Com. Like Cody Ford in last year's draft, Hunt
Speaker 1: is a plus athlete with a big man's frame who
Speaker 1: could be considered a guard or tackle. There aren't any
Speaker 1: physical limitations, past protection traits are present, and has the
Speaker 1: necessary talent to become a solid future starter at right tackle.
Speaker 1: So Hunt did play some right tackle, played some guard
Speaker 1: at Louisiana Lafayette. He can do a little bit of both.
Speaker 1: For you. That position versatility, we know how far that
Speaker 1: goes for Brian Flores and this coaching staff, and Hunt
Speaker 1: has a lot of confidence built up inside of him
Speaker 1: and that shows up on game day. His tape is
Speaker 1: full of reps. Go look him up on YouTube wherever
Speaker 1: you can find him. He has reps where he will
Speaker 1: just throw guys around. And we're not just talking about
Speaker 1: defensive backs at the second level, we're talking about linebackers.
Speaker 1: He tosses on the side. He carries that three d
Speaker 1: twenty three pound frame with very little effort. He's well
Speaker 1: proportioned head to toe throughout his frame, so he probably
Speaker 1: could even add some strength there. Hunt set the tone
Speaker 1: for the raging Cajun offense every single week this year.
Speaker 1: He seeks out contact and that crushing block from the
Speaker 1: first snap of the game all the way through the
Speaker 1: finish in the fourth quarter. And this guy has hands
Speaker 1: like hammers. On the initial punch, he throws a heavy
Speaker 1: strike and then converts those hammers into clamps with remarkable
Speaker 1: grip strength. It is very rare to find Hunt falling
Speaker 1: off a block. Once he latches on, it's typically good
Speaker 1: night for the defender. The nasty, tough demeanor on the
Speaker 1: football field doesn't transition though, into Hunt's daily life away
Speaker 1: from the football field. He's as likable and easy going
Speaker 1: as they come. On the interview process with him, he
Speaker 1: was so bubbly and full of energy. You guys will
Speaker 1: hear that on the additional Drivetime podcast that accompanies this one.
Speaker 1: That bubbly persona made him a favorite of executive personnel
Speaker 1: league wide during his video conferencing meetings during the draft
Speaker 1: process this February March and up intil April, no shortage
Speaker 1: of personality. Hunt was transparent with teams when asked what
Speaker 1: they would be getting if they drafted the big offensive lineman. Quote,
Speaker 1: I just tell them I'm Robert Hunt all day, every day.
Speaker 1: The same guy. A guy that's going to work hard,
Speaker 1: a guy that's a leader who's confident in himself, confident
Speaker 1: in his abilities, a guy that can play any position
Speaker 1: that you want and will be good at it for
Speaker 1: the next eight to ten years. And quote, a big body,
Speaker 1: a big personality. Hunt became a favorite of draft pundits
Speaker 1: really everywhere. This from Jordan Reed of the Draft Network.
Speaker 1: Robert is a prospect who makes your face light up
Speaker 1: right away when talking about him. He has the tape
Speaker 1: that will make you grind your teeth and feel sorry
Speaker 1: for the defenders that he's matched up against. End quote,
Speaker 1: and Hunt trades in the vermin hunting for Big city
Speaker 1: life now coming to South Florida. One particular aspect of
Speaker 1: the area that he's really excited about in Miami is
Speaker 1: eating both on and off the field. He told me, quote,
Speaker 1: I love to eat like ribs, sushi, really anything. But
Speaker 1: I can't wait to check out some of the new
Speaker 1: spots in Miami. But mostly above all, I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to getting to work. We've got a winning culture coming
Speaker 1: in from coach Flores and I'm ready to get to
Speaker 1: work and compete every day. And quote, So now, in
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt, you have another big, physical, tough offensive lineman.
Speaker 1: He joins the group of Eric Flowers, Austin Jackson, Ted
Speaker 1: Carriss to really refortify the trenches here in Miami and
Speaker 1: build around the quarterbacks in Ryan Fitzpatrick and to a
Speaker 1: tongue of Valoa going forward into the future. And with
Speaker 1: two picks on the offensive line, fortifying the trenches on
Speaker 1: that side of the ball. The Dolphins come back with
Speaker 1: the fifty six pick in the draft in the second
Speaker 1: round and add Alabama defensive lineman ray Kwon Davis. And
Speaker 1: you want to talk about a size length athletic profile,
Speaker 1: this guy checks the boxes. The Dolphins mission to get bigger, stronger,
Speaker 1: and more athletic and more versatile. Continued in the second
Speaker 1: round with this pick. He goes six ft seven, he
Speaker 1: weighs three hundred and ten pounds, and he arrived in
Speaker 1: Alabama as a versatile shop record that can play any
Speaker 1: position across the defensive line. He spoke about that versatility
Speaker 1: on the Drive Time podcast, talking about how he can
Speaker 1: play the five technique, the four, the two, zero, over
Speaker 1: the nose. He can do it all. And it's not
Speaker 1: just position versatility that Davis brings to a football team.
Speaker 1: It's his scheme flexibility that makes him incredibly attractive to
Speaker 1: a defense that prides itself duplicity. He lined up all
Speaker 1: over the formation for the Crimson Tide defense. According to
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus, Davis played three snaps as a B
Speaker 1: gap defender that is the gap between the guard and
Speaker 1: the tackle, one d and twenty two over the note
Speaker 1: was lining up straight over the center and sixty three
Speaker 1: outside the tackle, with fifty nine in the a gap
Speaker 1: of course between the center and the guard. And to
Speaker 1: finish off the scheme fit checklist. Davis feels his leadership
Speaker 1: developed during his time in college, especially his final year
Speaker 1: there at Alabama. Quote, that's the whole reason I came
Speaker 1: back from my senior season to teach the younger guys
Speaker 1: and to help the team as much as I can
Speaker 1: to the best of my ability and quote. And Nick Saban,
Speaker 1: Davis was former coach there at Alabama, doesn't discount the
Speaker 1: importance of that veteran leadership in his program. He talked
Speaker 1: about it with ray Kwon Davis that he actually believes
Speaker 1: it contributes to a large degree of the success and
Speaker 1: failure of the team. As to what kind of leadership
Speaker 1: you have and quote, of course, we know Brian Flores
Speaker 1: puts a big emphasis on guys leadership and their locker
Speaker 1: room acumen. Davis took that statement as a challenge from
Speaker 1: Nick Saban personally during his final year at Tuscaloosa. I'm
Speaker 1: just preparing the younger guys, Davis said. My job is
Speaker 1: to prepare the young guys to get ready. That's what
Speaker 1: coach Saban expects me to do, So That's what I'm
Speaker 1: going to do. And he earned consistently high grades across
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focuses grading system. In college football, Davis was
Speaker 1: a regular contributor with the eighty four point nine, eighty
Speaker 1: one point nine, and eighty three point two overall grades
Speaker 1: across three years at Alabama. Anything above a D gets
Speaker 1: you into the blue, which is the plus above average
Speaker 1: starter status there in college football on PFF, and Davis
Speaker 1: played plenty of ball down there at Alabama one thousand,
Speaker 1: eight hundred forty nine career snaps in the three years
Speaker 1: with ten career sacks, and sacks don't tell the whole
Speaker 1: story for a pass rusher, as will tell you time
Speaker 1: and time again on this podcast, getting deeper into the
Speaker 1: analytics and the film study, it's more about harassing the quarterback,
Speaker 1: getting him off the spot and disrupting the timing of
Speaker 1: the passing game. And that's what Davis did perpetually at Alabama,
Speaker 1: getting in the face of the quarterback. He registered sixty
Speaker 1: six hurries over those three years as an interior rusher
Speaker 1: and made seventy five run stops, which of course our
Speaker 1: tackles within two yards of the line of scrimmage or less.
Speaker 1: He's a pocket collaps or a run game pen trader,
Speaker 1: using his length and power to reset the point of attack.
Speaker 1: You watch the way he jolts offensive lineman. It's like
Speaker 1: a car crash when he hits some stands. Those guys
Speaker 1: straight up sends their neck backwards when he jolts, and
Speaker 1: it's impressive with how physical and how heavy his hands are.
Speaker 1: His PFF run grade over the previous two seasons was
Speaker 1: eighty seven point nine, again in that blue territory, and
Speaker 1: last year into the Green territory the elite mark of
Speaker 1: nine point four. During the season, Davis is uber explosive.
Speaker 1: Had a one eleven inch broad jumped during his on
Speaker 1: field workout at this year's NFL Scouting Combine, and that
Speaker 1: demonstrates the type of power that he can really generate
Speaker 1: from that interior position. This from Mike Renner of PF quote,
Speaker 1: he has reps on tape that leave your mouth wide open,
Speaker 1: your jaw to the floor. He sinks his hips and
Speaker 1: turns his feet surprisingly well on bull rushes for a
Speaker 1: taller defensive lineman. The taller this is me talking now,
Speaker 1: the taller the guy is, the harder it is to
Speaker 1: really sink those hips and work laterally. But something that
Speaker 1: Davis does very well. There's so much power behind his hands.
Speaker 1: Mike Renner writes, he takes down running backs one handed
Speaker 1: with ease. Davis is not content to sit on blocks.
Speaker 1: He locks out and looks to shed the block end
Speaker 1: quote that, of course a staple of playing two gap defense.
Speaker 1: NFL dot COM's lands Zerline season impressive ball of clay
Speaker 1: In ray Kwon Davis quote rugged and powerful player with
Speaker 1: elite physical traits. Davis has the ability to impose his
Speaker 1: will on opponents and dominate the point of attack. He
Speaker 1: plays long and strong with rare leverage for a taller
Speaker 1: player and holds positioning against double teams for linebackers to
Speaker 1: to flow freely. He should be a first round pick
Speaker 1: who can come in and start right away for an
Speaker 1: odd front or even front defense. So you talk about
Speaker 1: the versatility there and also the fact that Zerline thinks
Speaker 1: that Davis could have been a first round pick. The
Speaker 1: Dolphins get him at fifties six with really good value there.
Speaker 1: Speaking of good value, the Dolphins third pick on night,
Speaker 1: to number seventy overall, goes to the defensive backfield to
Speaker 1: round out even more pieces to match up and cover
Speaker 1: to play single high. It's Texas safety Brandon Jones, and
Speaker 1: you want to talk about a fun, bright young man.
Speaker 1: If you haven't done so yet, get over to the
Speaker 1: other podcast we already recorded and published on the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins dot com web page or Apple podcast, Spotify wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcast. From the night two player interviews,
Speaker 1: go check out those interviews with Ray Kwon Davis, Robert Hunt,
Speaker 1: and of course Brandon Jones. And the theme here continues
Speaker 1: with smart, intelligent, versatile, selfless players tough guys. Listen to
Speaker 1: this cool story about Brandon Jones. Before the draft process began,
Speaker 1: Brandon Jones requested through his agent the he wanted to
Speaker 1: get the NFL film of all thirty two teams in
Speaker 1: the league and study the playbooks and make a binder
Speaker 1: where he charted plays, which you know, me being a
Speaker 1: guy that charts plays and charts things on the all
Speaker 1: twenty two film, I'm a sucker for that stuff. He
Speaker 1: shows us the binder, it's a list of all these
Speaker 1: down and distances. The coverage is the defense we're end.
Speaker 1: This guy wants to study and learn the game and
Speaker 1: be as well prepared as he possibly can be. The
Speaker 1: quote here from the video was I wanted to get
Speaker 1: an edge and separate myself mentally from the other guys
Speaker 1: and embrace this time that I have and quote using
Speaker 1: this downtime in the off season the lead up to
Speaker 1: the draft to get himself familiar and inundated with NFL playbooks,
Speaker 1: and you want to talk about inundation. He watched four
Speaker 1: games from every single team, so one D and twenty
Speaker 1: eight games and put together a binder that looked like
Speaker 1: a phone book from New York City. That thing was massive.
Speaker 1: Here's the quote from Brandon Jones. I'm always looking for growth,
Speaker 1: whether it's physically or mentally. I took it upon myself
Speaker 1: to ask my agent to get me as much film
Speaker 1: as he can, and I put together the binder and
Speaker 1: just to get to know the defense. It really helped
Speaker 1: me a lot to dive down deep and really dissect
Speaker 1: the defense. I'm familiar and understand a lot of what
Speaker 1: was going on. I realized as I got older in
Speaker 1: college how important film watching was, and I think the
Speaker 1: mental side of the game is something that's going to
Speaker 1: carry you a lot further than the physical side. End quote.
Speaker 1: How introspective and how really forward thinking is that last quote.
Speaker 1: They're talking about how your mental side of the game
Speaker 1: playing fast because of how well prepared you are. That
Speaker 1: just really speaks to the maturity of the young man,
Speaker 1: and that preparation and thirst for any advantage he can
Speaker 1: gain makes for a flexible versatile player that can contribute
Speaker 1: in any position on any defensive package, but also on
Speaker 1: special teams. Here's a quote from Jones. Again, special teams
Speaker 1: is just as important as the other other two sides
Speaker 1: of the football field. Position is huge and can win
Speaker 1: or lose games. At the end of the day, you
Speaker 1: want your best players on the field at all times,
Speaker 1: even if it's a guy that's been starting for a
Speaker 1: long time, it doesn't really matter. You want guys that
Speaker 1: are going to do whatever you need them to do.
Speaker 1: And I've had experience through all special teams. He's got
Speaker 1: blocked punts, return touchdowns on his resume. He played all
Speaker 1: over the Texas special teams units, but also all over
Speaker 1: the defense. Per Pro Football Focus, Jones played two hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty five snaps last year at free safety, one
Speaker 1: fifty four in the box, and his most frequent position
Speaker 1: was over the slot with three hundred and seventy one snaps.
Speaker 1: So he can play the two deep safety, the single
Speaker 1: high safety, come down cover, the slot, and diamond nickel packages.
Speaker 1: He can really do it all and total over a
Speaker 1: three year career, Jones played two thousand, three hundred thirty
Speaker 1: three snap apps for the long Horns, with one thousand,
Speaker 1: two hundred eighty five of those plays coming in pass coverage.
Speaker 1: Jones started three years at Texas and made one tackles.
Speaker 1: Over those three seasons. He picked off two passes and
Speaker 1: broke up seven others. He made four and a half
Speaker 1: tackles for a lost last year with one sack, and
Speaker 1: he forced to fumble PFFS. Lead draft analyst Mike Renner
Speaker 1: notes Jones's smooth hips, his smooth hip turning and tracking
Speaker 1: the football down the field, and an innate ability to
Speaker 1: challenge passes at the catch point. NFL dot COM's lands
Speaker 1: Zerline loves the effort that Jones plays with, calling him
Speaker 1: a thumper at heart and with a toughness to play
Speaker 1: through pain. He fought through an injury and played throughout
Speaker 1: the course of last season. The speed and range to
Speaker 1: play over the top, ball tracking motor to pursue ball
Speaker 1: carriers from across the field, and ability to step up
Speaker 1: as a kick returner and punt returner round out the
Speaker 1: report on the new Dolphins safety from NFL dot Com.
Speaker 1: Above the versatility, deep range, and overall playmaking, the former
Speaker 1: Longhorn earned the praise of his former college coach and
Speaker 1: Tom Herman, who simply told Brandon after the season was over,
Speaker 1: I love you. Man who doesn't love hearing that from anybody?
Speaker 1: And here's a quote from Brandon Jones about his character
Speaker 1: and his spirit quote. I want to be able to
Speaker 1: inspire people off the field and on the field. And
Speaker 1: I want to be able to show guys that any
Speaker 1: time you want to do something, if you put your
Speaker 1: mind to it, you can do it. Because I've had
Speaker 1: ups and downs in my career, I hope people take
Speaker 1: that I'm a fighter and obviously if you actually believe
Speaker 1: that you can do something, then you could actually do
Speaker 1: it if you put the work in. The six ft
Speaker 1: pound safety plays with his hair on fire. According to
Speaker 1: Joe Marino of the Draft Network, quote he finds a
Speaker 1: lot of success playing forward and triggering downhill. Love how
Speaker 1: he flies down near the line of scrimmage and battles
Speaker 1: through contact to get involved. High urgency player in pursuit
Speaker 1: and his motor is always cranked up. Has some really
Speaker 1: impressive finishes in space where he tackles outside of his
Speaker 1: frame and works off contact. He plays within himself and
Speaker 1: his angles are correctly calculated showcase his adequate range to
Speaker 1: stay leverage over routes and quote so versatility, determination and toughness.
Speaker 1: He checks all those boxes, and Jones arrives in Miami
Speaker 1: with a leg up this offseason. That headstart should help
Speaker 1: benefit the rookie as he enters Brian flores Is multiple
Speaker 1: complex defensive system. So we have six new Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 1: It all started on Thursday with quarterback to a tongue
Speaker 1: of Vloa and then coming back with the offensive tackle
Speaker 1: and Austin Jackson rounding out the first night cornerback Noah Igbanogamy,
Speaker 1: and then coming back on day two in the second
Speaker 1: round with the pair of picks. More going to the
Speaker 1: offensive line with Robert Hunt out of Louisiana, Lafagyette coming
Speaker 1: back with the defensive interior in ray Kwon Davis from Alabama,
Speaker 1: and now of course Brandon Jones out of Texas to
Speaker 1: round out your six Dolphins players. We go into day
Speaker 1: number three with nine draft picks in rounds four through seven.
Speaker 1: Will pick twice in round four, three times in round five,
Speaker 1: once in round six, and three times in round seven.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and talk about the best players available
Speaker 1: heading in today number three, and you really have to
Speaker 1: feel good about the positions the Dolphins rounded out. We
Speaker 1: all know we wanted to fortify the trenches on the
Speaker 1: off it's some defensive line. So far, the Dolphins have
Speaker 1: taken care of that with two picks on the offensive line,
Speaker 1: one on the defensive interior, which gives Christian Wilkins and
Speaker 1: Divon god Shaw and Zach Seeler and all those guys
Speaker 1: another good running mate to help keep those guys fresh
Speaker 1: and keep them active and help create the best matchups
Speaker 1: possible on any given week. We hit on the defensive
Speaker 1: backfield with Brandon Jones and of course Noah Ignogeny. So
Speaker 1: two positions there to the defensive backfield. Going into Day
Speaker 1: three of the draft, maybe you look towards running backs.
Speaker 1: Maybe you continue to build out the offensive line. You
Speaker 1: can always use more playmakers on the outside at the
Speaker 1: tight end and wide receiver position. We could add more
Speaker 1: linebackers that can rush in multiple spots. Really, the world
Speaker 1: is our oyster. Heading in to day number three, Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and talk about some players we like heading
Speaker 1: in today number three, we're gonna go off of Daniel
Speaker 1: Jeremiah's best available players on the nfl dot Com web page,
Speaker 1: Number sixty three overall player, and the top remaining player
Speaker 1: on his list is another offensive tackle, Shodique Charles from
Speaker 1: l s U. You watch his tape last year. He
Speaker 1: could really do a lot of things and had some
Speaker 1: really dominating games. He missed several games due to suspensions
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the season, but his tape was
Speaker 1: impressive when he was out there. The number sixty four
Speaker 1: and the number seventy players are both quarterbacks, and Jacob
Speaker 1: Easton out of Washington and Jake from out of Georgia.
Speaker 1: We'll see if the Dolphins want to add another quarterback
Speaker 1: to the room. Easton, the big arm guy from Washington
Speaker 1: and from the intelligent, cerebral player who of course beat
Speaker 1: out Jacob Easton down there at Georgia for the starting job.
Speaker 1: And Easton then transferred to Washington. And then we get
Speaker 1: a tight end on Jeremiah's board here Harrison Bryant, the
Speaker 1: Florida Atlantic senior. He's up on this list as well
Speaker 1: at number seventy one. Bradley and I the Utah edge
Speaker 1: who really had a nice season last year. A good
Speaker 1: technically refined pass rusher, long, heavy handed, heavy arm type
Speaker 1: of guy. He could be a nice addition to the
Speaker 1: defensive line. Curtis Weaver also in that group from Boise State.
Speaker 1: He's a big dude that can play multiple spots across
Speaker 1: the defensive line and can really collapse the pocket from
Speaker 1: every spot. Really productive pass rusher there in the Mountain
Speaker 1: West out of Boise State. His teammate John high Tower
Speaker 1: a receiver. He just plays the position the right way,
Speaker 1: really quiet, patient hands as the balls in flight, not
Speaker 1: tipping the defensive back off to when the ball might
Speaker 1: be coming in. Makes a lot of big plays out
Speaker 1: there again on the blue turf in Boise, Antonio. Gandy
Speaker 1: Golden the next receiver right after John high Tower on
Speaker 1: the offensive line. Ben Barts, the small school kid out
Speaker 1: of St. John's. He drew a lot of attention down
Speaker 1: at the Senior Bowl and Mobile. They even talked about
Speaker 1: him coming up into Day two, but of course he
Speaker 1: does not come off the board on day number two.
Speaker 1: He sits here is day on Jeremiah's eighty second ranked
Speaker 1: player and still on the big board. Our first running
Speaker 1: back on Jeremiah's list here, Derrington Evans out of Apple
Speaker 1: Lash and State. That team plays a physical brand of
Speaker 1: football and it all started with Evans on that offensive
Speaker 1: side of the ball. A real bell cow there for
Speaker 1: their offense. The cornerback spot has a couple more names
Speaker 1: back to back here Reggie Robinson out of Tulsa. Admittedly
Speaker 1: don't know a lot about him, but he is number
Speaker 1: eighty four on Jeremiah's list. The next player a Meek
Speaker 1: Robertson from Louisiana Tech number eighty five on Jeremiah's list.
Speaker 1: You want to talk about a competitive, tough dude. This
Speaker 1: guy loved getting into guys faces. The Texas game him
Speaker 1: last year he went up against Colin Johnson, who goes
Speaker 1: six ft five and just jacked him on the first
Speaker 1: play of the game, and he really set the tone
Speaker 1: for the law Tech defense on that play. Josiah Scott,
Speaker 1: a cornerback, comes up next after that. James Lynch, a
Speaker 1: defensive end from Baylor. Number eighty nine on the board
Speaker 1: still remains. And you want to talk about a high motor,
Speaker 1: That guy plays on a hundred out of a hundred
Speaker 1: at all times. On the offensive line. Kansas is Hachema Denji.
Speaker 1: He's still out there. Akeem Davis Gaither there could be
Speaker 1: a convert player. He played linebacker Appalachian State, but he
Speaker 1: can do several things for a defense, some dime defense
Speaker 1: or some dime linebacker rather, excuse me, some base safety.
Speaker 1: He can do multiple things. Leaky Foe two from Utah
Speaker 1: the defensive tackle, a big, massive mountain of a man
Speaker 1: that's tough to move in any situation. Dave On Taylor,
Speaker 1: the linebacker out of Colorado, is number He's a versatile
Speaker 1: player on your defensive front seven as well. A couple
Speaker 1: more cornerbacks, John Reid and Bryce Hall around out the
Speaker 1: cornerback group, and that's where the top one hundred ends.
Speaker 1: So still plenty of good talent on the board, and
Speaker 1: with nine scheduled picks for your Miami Dolphins, they figured
Speaker 1: to be active on day number three. We have media
Speaker 1: availabilities from all these players and coach and Chris Career
Speaker 1: available up on the Miami Dolphins YouTube page on the
Speaker 1: social media accounts. You can find all these interviews on
Speaker 1: the podcast as well, the Drivetime podcast that's already out
Speaker 1: and published. I am going to spend the rest of
Speaker 1: my night watching film on Igbonogeny Jones, Hunt, Ray Kwon Davis,
Speaker 1: all these new rookies, and we'll talk more about their
Speaker 1: film study on next week's podcast. On Drivetime. We'll get
Speaker 1: some expert analysis as well from people that know these
Speaker 1: players the best, including Steve Wisch of NFL dot com
Speaker 1: talking about twa tongue Vloa. He spent some time with
Speaker 1: Ta and wrote a long form piece up on NFL
Speaker 1: dot com. So plenty, plenty of content to come here
Speaker 1: your way on the Drivetime Podcast, including two more podcast
Speaker 1: tomorrow wrapping up Day number three of the NFL Draft,
Speaker 1: and that is going to be our time on this
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Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins dot com for all the written content on
Speaker 1: these players, as well as John Congemmi's All twenty two breakdowns.
Speaker 1: We're gonna come back tomorrow and do it all over again.
Speaker 1: Nine more rookies to add on Saturday as the Dolphins
Speaker 1: round out this roster and complete the off season process
Speaker 1: with free agency and the draft. Exciting times ahead for
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. But as for today's show, that is
Speaker 1: going to be my time. We'll see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Fins up.