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Speaker 1: How's it going? Everybody?
Speaker 2: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, And on today's show,
Speaker 2: it is my favorite show that I do, one of
Speaker 2: my favorite Dolphins games ever. We're breaking down the all
Speaker 2: twenty two from Miami's thirty six to thirty four win
Speaker 2: key stats and snap counts, will revel in some apologies
Speaker 2: on a national level, and much much more from the
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Speaker 2: Let's get right into this here and start with our.
Speaker 1: Big play breakdowns.
Speaker 2: I have five of them for you this week, three
Speaker 2: on offense, no check that, four on offense, and an
Speaker 2: entire series on defense. We start in the third quarter
Speaker 2: to eighteen to play first and ten at the plus
Speaker 2: thirty five yard line a twenty four to twenty game,
Speaker 2: and Tua throws a thirty five yard touchdown strike to
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill and you get this look because of pre
Speaker 2: snap motion with Durham going to the boundary or from
Speaker 2: the boundary, I should say to the field, and you
Speaker 2: see the safety who's helping against Tyreek kind of walk
Speaker 2: down into the formation closer, and you've got press coverage
Speaker 2: on Tyreek hill into the boundary and Tyreek, his release
Speaker 2: package all game long was exceptional. He gets another release
Speaker 2: on this rep with no contact from the cornerback within
Speaker 2: three yards of the line of scrimmage. Tyreek is even
Speaker 2: with the dB. The safety is flat footed, and partially
Speaker 2: because Tua's eyes start to the field safety on the
Speaker 2: opposite side. And what's amazing about this As you watch Tua,
Speaker 2: he's got his helmet aligned towards that field safety, but
Speaker 2: his lower half is working to get aligned mechanically to
Speaker 2: the boundary, so he knows where he's gonna go. He
Speaker 2: knows he's playing possum on the defense to move them
Speaker 2: with his eyes. Safety, as a result, is camped out
Speaker 2: on his hills heels and the moment too, was hands
Speaker 2: separate with Tyreek at the twenty seven yard line. The
Speaker 2: safety is already out of the play because Tyreek in
Speaker 2: a full sprint, You're not gonna get back there and
Speaker 2: get that depth on him, and the pass eventually descends
Speaker 2: at the one yard line in perfect position where he's
Speaker 2: three yards beyond the corner, six yards beyond the safety.
Speaker 2: The football is perfect. I mean, we're talking training camp
Speaker 2: one on ones level on the money location here from Tua.
Speaker 2: You get absolute stonewall pass pro from Lamb, Williams, Hunt
Speaker 2: and Jackson all one on one, and Isaiah Win is
Speaker 2: the guy who does not have a matchup, but he
Speaker 2: goes and finds work helping out on Khalil Mack with
Speaker 2: Kendall Lamb and takes him all the way out of
Speaker 2: the play. Just elite execution across the board, and a
Speaker 2: quarterback who knows what's going to happen before the play
Speaker 2: and a wide receiver with the best speed slash release
Speaker 2: package in the entire game. Those boys were cooking. We
Speaker 2: go back to the fourth quarter, now thirteen thirty to
Speaker 2: play for our second big play breakdown, Big play break out,
Speaker 2: third and fifteen at the minus twenty our own side
Speaker 2: of the field. It's thirty one twenty seven and we
Speaker 2: have a seventeen yard completion from two a tongue of
Speaker 2: I loa to Braxton Buriers, and this is one of
Speaker 2: the most impressive throws we've ever seen to a make
Speaker 2: because the Chargers bring a blitz and you have Durham
Speaker 2: Smyth as the fourth eligible man into the pattern after
Speaker 2: he chips at the line of scrimmage to account for
Speaker 2: the five man pass rush coming, and Tua has Waddle
Speaker 2: to the boundary with Tyreek and Craycraft stacked to the field.
Speaker 2: That means you're gonna have Tyreek behind River Craycraft stacked
Speaker 2: to create an opportunity for them to get press coverage.
Speaker 2: And the Chargers get what they want. They get pressure
Speaker 2: on the quarterback with mad coverage taking away the hot
Speaker 2: throw on third and fifteen. That typically means a sack
Speaker 2: or a throwaway and you get the punt team out there.
Speaker 2: But then Tua decides to create off script at the
Speaker 2: moment he at that moment exactly, he has to tuck
Speaker 2: and find a way to get out of the pocket
Speaker 2: and extend to buy his receivers more time. It's on
Speaker 2: the quarterback. He's the only guy that can make a
Speaker 2: play happen at this point, and Waddle has cleared out
Speaker 2: the boundary again for those newcomers, boundary short side of
Speaker 2: the field field wide side of the field, and Barrios
Speaker 2: has stacked his man, which means he gets the dB
Speaker 2: on his back running that deep over out, but he
Speaker 2: needs at least another full second to fully clear, and
Speaker 2: Tua says no problem. The Chargers game off. The stunt
Speaker 2: gets in, Morgan Fox actually splits Win and Lamb to
Speaker 2: get pressure on Tua, and Savon achmed It steps up
Speaker 2: for a great cut block on Kenneth Murray, but the
Speaker 2: game with Bosa and Joseph Day gets around that right side.
Speaker 2: Tua protects the football but has the quick feet to
Speaker 2: reposition himself to get off the spot out of danger.
Speaker 2: But then there's still pursuit and he rolls left and
Speaker 2: throws on the move with someone right.
Speaker 1: In his face.
Speaker 2: And this ball cannot have been handed to Brax and
Speaker 2: Barrios any better at the thirty seven yard line. A
Speaker 2: twenty eight yard dot on the move with a defender
Speaker 2: in his face on third and fifteen in the fourth quarter,
Speaker 2: no Less, trailing by four points. Elite Elite Elite fourth
Speaker 2: quarter three four forty seven to play third and ten
Speaker 2: at the minus twenty five. It's a thirty four to
Speaker 2: thirty game. It's it's do or die time. Two out
Speaker 2: of Tyreek for forty seven yards and we hit jackpot.
Speaker 2: After two of the more disjointed offensive plays of the
Speaker 2: entire day, Tua and the offense hits their best. Unflappable
Speaker 2: as this group on this side of the football, they
Speaker 2: rush three and drop eight, So you're getting all kinds
Speaker 2: of looks here for Tua and he's dissecting all of them.
Speaker 2: Everything they had they threw at him, and he just
Speaker 2: continued to beat the Chargers defense time and time again.
Speaker 2: And I really want to focus on Jalen Waddle on
Speaker 2: this play because he, Tyreek and Raheem Moster account for
Speaker 2: the three man route combination to the field the wide
Speaker 2: side of the field, and Waddle has to get to
Speaker 2: his spot quickly in order to occupy a safety, and
Speaker 2: that is exactly what he does. He worked so hard
Speaker 2: to get that dig route to make that safety sucked
Speaker 2: down into the formation and create the open window up top,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure that was part of the progression and
Speaker 2: Tuas probably reading that safety four for the for him
Speaker 2: to come down and take away the pass to Wattle
Speaker 2: and then potentially go over the top to Tyreek and
Speaker 2: the part I love the most was there wasn't really pressure,
Speaker 2: but Tua knew that he had that clean pocket opening
Speaker 2: up to step up into, and by doing so, it
Speaker 2: afforded Tyreek an additional second on what was a slow release.
Speaker 2: He had to time this stutter step release because he
Speaker 2: had to allow for Wattle's route first to dictate where
Speaker 2: that safety would go, and so Tua buys time to
Speaker 2: coincide with Tyreek's you know, intentionally slower release stutterstep takeoff,
Speaker 2: gets a step within five yards. Tua climbs up and
Speaker 2: throws it on the move, and when he lets this
Speaker 2: thing go, Tyreek is at our thirty eight yard line
Speaker 2: and Tua's at the twenty yard line. Tyreek makes the
Speaker 2: catch on the other thirty four. So it's a thirty
Speaker 2: six air yard shot off platform to the fastest player
Speaker 2: in the world on a dead sprint have mercy Man
Speaker 2: perfect perfect rep rob Hunt gave us some help around
Speaker 2: the edge to keep Bosa off. Tua just a great
Speaker 2: job to peel out when he didn't have work initially
Speaker 2: to go help get a key block with Austin Jackson
Speaker 2: and then Kendall Lamb also anchored against the Khalil Mack
Speaker 2: bull rush to make that play happen. We come right
Speaker 2: back a little bit later in the drive in the
Speaker 2: fourth quarter one eight, third and four on the plus
Speaker 2: four yard line.
Speaker 1: You don't get this.
Speaker 2: It's do or die time on fourth down coming up,
Speaker 2: but we do get it to a four yard touchdown
Speaker 2: pass to Tyreek and there's not much to it whereheem
Speaker 2: Moster is split out there with Tyreek and takes jet
Speaker 2: motion inside. This brings the only other defensive back over
Speaker 2: there in just one step, and that's all we needed
Speaker 2: to make it one on one for Tyreek. He steps inside,
Speaker 2: the safety comes down. All of a sudden, you have
Speaker 2: the back pilon to work with, and once again they
Speaker 2: cannot get a clean press on Tyreek Hills. He stacks
Speaker 2: the defensive back and then has the quiet hands to
Speaker 2: not reach up for the football and alert the defender
Speaker 2: that is coming right until it's over his helmet, right
Speaker 2: in the bread basket. And you can only do that
Speaker 2: because of the placement from Tua, because he didn't really
Speaker 2: have to move his hands at all. He could show
Speaker 2: quiet hands the last second and you could not have
Speaker 2: handed this ball to Tyreek Hill better than where Tua
Speaker 2: put it. On the money on this throw. Great play
Speaker 2: by two great players. Just wow, that's all I have here,
Speaker 2: two defensive plays in our big play breakdown. The Cater
Speaker 2: COOHU series really was capitalized by a sack, but he
Speaker 2: pretty much had an entire series shut down on his own.
Speaker 2: Third quarter three forty to play third and one at
Speaker 2: the minus thirteen a twenty four to twenty ball game,
Speaker 2: Cater shuts down the screen on the first play, runs
Speaker 2: sidelined the sideline to force Keenan Allen out of bounds
Speaker 2: to force a third and one right at the sticks,
Speaker 2: then disguises a blitz working at the press point against
Speaker 2: trips bunched tight. There's got a trips formation in close
Speaker 2: to the to the line of scrimmage, and Herbert did
Speaker 2: not see the rush coming until Cater was there. But then,
Speaker 2: the best part about this, we've seen dbs do this
Speaker 2: a million times in the past, Like I can think
Speaker 2: about a Nick Needam miss blitz or a Bobby McCain
Speaker 2: miss blitz in the past. He mirrored Herbert's escape route
Speaker 2: out to the backside, moved right with him, and whack
Speaker 2: got him for the sack. Great play in a great
Speaker 2: series is Cater Coo, who pretty much single handed on
Speaker 2: that series, got the defense off the field. Our final
Speaker 2: big play breakdown is the entire game clenching sequence. With
Speaker 2: one forty five to go in the ball game, the
Speaker 2: Chargers get a first down on play number one, but
Speaker 2: then we go to work. But previously they had first
Speaker 2: and goal at the ten yard line and Andrew Van
Speaker 2: Ginkle makes a run stuff X and Elliott make a
Speaker 2: key stop after pressure forced Herbert to throw a short flat.
Speaker 2: Then Cator has fantastic coverage to pass somebody off and
Speaker 2: then go peel back and fold back and find more work.
Speaker 2: Both X and Elliott locked up again in coverage and
Speaker 2: Phillips wins his pass rush and forces Herbert to put.
Speaker 1: The football in the stands.
Speaker 2: So that's critical there because now you have a lead
Speaker 2: instead of potentially driving for a touchdown and two point
Speaker 2: conversion to tie the game at thirty eight all. And
Speaker 2: that's if the Chargers don't go for two and make
Speaker 2: it a nine point game after this potential touchdown. So
Speaker 2: the final sequence Bethel on the first down play blitzes
Speaker 2: the B gap after capping a nasty split tight end.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: The tight ends in close to the formation Bethel's playing
Speaker 2: off coverage and convert this potential coverage snap into a rush.
Speaker 1: Herbert never sees it.
Speaker 2: This is why I love to a man like Herbert
Speaker 2: is not as good as to in a lot of
Speaker 2: these parts of the game that are critical.
Speaker 1: And this showed up time and time again on the tape.
Speaker 2: In critical spots where they know they had to pass
Speaker 2: the ball, Tuo played way better than Herbert in those situations.
Speaker 1: They get this free run.
Speaker 2: He gets in there, and you have great coverage downfield
Speaker 2: with x and Cater with man trail coverage, and Herbert
Speaker 2: just inexplicably throws the ball away while in the box,
Speaker 2: ten yard loss and a loss of down. Then Sealer
Speaker 2: on second down has his best pass rush of the
Speaker 2: day and wins alongside Jalen Phillips, and they get inside.
Speaker 2: Seiler had a devastating dip and rip, and it's that
Speaker 2: length leverage creation, momentum creation that we talked about in
Speaker 2: his game where he just gets that inside arm, dips
Speaker 2: it underneath and rips through and gets a B line
Speaker 2: to the quarterback. And then you get the third down
Speaker 2: completion to set up fourth and thirteen, and you get
Speaker 2: exactly what you need from your top guys X cater
Speaker 2: Holland are all in really good shape at the sticks,
Speaker 2: playing right underneath their men, and coverage comes on the
Speaker 2: exact same blitz. Phillips wins with speed around the edge,
Speaker 2: and the both of those guys meet at the quarterback
Speaker 2: and close out the football game. Fantastic work there. Let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and do our top five tapes here on
Speaker 2: this side before the break as well, and number one
Speaker 2: it's two a Tonga bai loa dan Orlofsky said he
Speaker 2: sees the field better and faster than any quarterback in
Speaker 2: the league going right now, and we got that early
Speaker 2: on here. He attacks post snap based on the information
Speaker 2: he gets pre as well as anybody I've seen. Like
Speaker 2: the throw to Waddle to open the game, the safety
Speaker 2: to the field is keyed on Tyreek and it creates
Speaker 2: this pocket, this vacancy in the middle, and Tua doesn't
Speaker 2: only just know the ball has to go there before
Speaker 2: it's supposed to go there, he puts the ball right
Speaker 2: on the face masks. These guys basically are still running
Speaker 2: the route, just all of a sudden the balls jammed
Speaker 2: in there and they never break stride. This one would
Speaker 2: have been in the big play breakdown if we did
Speaker 2: not have so many of them. The third and five
Speaker 2: completion on the first touchdown drive, the Chargers really won
Speaker 2: this rep again and again. Like you heard McDaniel the
Speaker 2: Play Callers podcast. Sometimes play calls get snuffed out, but
Speaker 2: great players make plays. Tua did it all day long.
Speaker 2: They have a simulated pressure look showing five only four come,
Speaker 2: but they do get in with really good man coverage
Speaker 2: and that two man look that gave us issues in
Speaker 2: the game last year. This time they cover the rail
Speaker 2: and the little slant seam combination to the front side
Speaker 2: are typical bread and butter play, So Tua has to
Speaker 2: get away from pressure and get to the backside of
Speaker 2: his reads. So you have to not only be able
Speaker 2: to evade a two hundred and seventy pound pass rusher,
Speaker 2: but also understand where to go in the progression with
Speaker 2: the football. This time it's Braxton Burios running away from
Speaker 2: outside leverage. It's also Michael Davis, who has Burios by
Speaker 2: more than a tenth of a second in his forty
Speaker 2: yard dashtime. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it is.
Speaker 2: It's the one rep where I thought Bosa really got
Speaker 2: Lamb the best of him. He dives in and pulls
Speaker 2: at the face mask of Tua, but Tua's already put
Speaker 2: his feet in a position where he can stay on
Speaker 2: balance and quickly explode off the spot and escape. Man
Speaker 2: I talked about that back in twenty eighteen, did Night Alabama,
Speaker 2: how good he was at putting himself in position to
Speaker 2: flee quickly and make rushers miss.
Speaker 1: It's back.
Speaker 2: It's back, and you're seeing it in the best way.
Speaker 2: And so Lamb is crashing in towards Tua's legs. He
Speaker 2: hitches up, gets away, stays on balance and throws a
Speaker 2: ball right through the tire swing. He could not have
Speaker 2: put it better fifteen yards downfield off platform elite. I
Speaker 2: cannot get over these thirty yard rips. The receivers don't
Speaker 2: even have to reach for the ball just continues to
Speaker 2: meet them in stride through one. On our third possession
Speaker 2: from his own fourteen it hits tyreek at the forty four.
Speaker 2: He never slows down, just takes it and keeps put
Speaker 2: a bit, keeps on trucking along wide open, but to
Speaker 2: a maximize the design by putting the ball on the
Speaker 2: one on the upfield part of his Jersey. We went
Speaker 2: through all the big ones, but even these ones that
Speaker 2: are open and in structure, the ball is just right
Speaker 2: on the money, regardless of if Tua has his feet
Speaker 2: set or not. This is the best quarterback in the
Speaker 2: league for week one, Like it's not even close.
Speaker 1: He was so damn good.
Speaker 2: I loved, loved how there are so many answers to
Speaker 2: potential problems and no one knows them. He's studied. He
Speaker 2: came to the exam ready. He's out in the car
Speaker 2: before he goes into the classroom, cramming the Q cards
Speaker 2: that he created.
Speaker 1: That's what I did when I was in school, and that's.
Speaker 2: How I took test. First play in the drive, they
Speaker 2: started with a with six thirty four. In the second quarter,
Speaker 2: they bring Durwin James clean on our bread and butter
Speaker 2: rail seams slide combination. The play right the rail route,
Speaker 2: the slant seam route and the slide to the flat.
Speaker 2: And Durham has the slide and he sees the rush
Speaker 2: and instantly gives two of the mailbox. Hey, you gotta
Speaker 2: throw it to me right now, and Tua knows that too,
Speaker 2: fades back away from the free rusher and just finesses
Speaker 2: this little touch pass to Durham, it seems innocuous, but
Speaker 2: this ability to put the ball within three feet for
Speaker 2: a tap in when you're chipping from the collar of
Speaker 2: the green, like he missed the approach shot right the
Speaker 2: blitz came through and that was a missing our approach
Speaker 2: shot from the fairway. But when you can put your
Speaker 2: next chip next to the to the hole and tap
Speaker 2: it in for a par, you're saving scores and you're
Speaker 2: keeping yourself on schedule. I put the timer on it
Speaker 2: between pulling the ball out of the running backs belly
Speaker 2: and the time the ball is out of his hand.
Speaker 1: Point eight seconds.
Speaker 2: That's the ball handling and decision making that he has
Speaker 2: to process all with an under a second. It's like
Speaker 2: hitting ninety nine milter hour fastball, and he does it
Speaker 2: with ease. Late second quarter, there's a throw the Tyreek
Speaker 2: from trips to the far hash where Tyreek is at
Speaker 2: the numbers and the linebacker the Tua is working is
Speaker 2: five yards inside of that, and Tua throws it before
Speaker 2: Tyreek even makes his move inside out of the break,
Speaker 2: and by the time the ball meets him twenty six
Speaker 2: yards downfield, it's right on top of his helmet. He
Speaker 2: just catches it and keeps going once again, another insane
Speaker 2: anticipation throw. Two throws later, he speeds up the drop
Speaker 2: to rip one the tyreek again before he's even cleared
Speaker 2: the defender into a soft spot in the zone. It
Speaker 2: sells him down right in front of the end zone
Speaker 2: to puss at first in goal at the one right
Speaker 2: before a touchdown past the river Craycraft elite, elite, elite
Speaker 2: stuff the throw to waddle before the Azukama Dpi Bosa
Speaker 2: is right in his face again fading back away from
Speaker 2: this throw. No generation power to generate from the lower
Speaker 2: half of the base because he's falling back and it's
Speaker 2: forty thirty yards downfield to the forty five yard line
Speaker 2: and it hits watt on the face mask.
Speaker 1: Unreal. Unreal.
Speaker 2: Mike Renner from PFF pulled screen grabs from anticipation throws
Speaker 2: that were just unreal. That Orlowsky point the added movement
Speaker 2: velocity even better touched somehow than a year ago. The
Speaker 2: apology tour is real because what people saw yesterday was
Speaker 2: some of the best quarterback play we've seen in a
Speaker 2: long time in the NFL, not just the Dolphins, in
Speaker 2: the NFL last one here, since we already covered the
Speaker 2: big touchdown plays. In big plays, the little swing route
Speaker 2: to Raheem, we must have blown an assignment because the
Speaker 2: B gap had a free runner coming into his face,
Speaker 2: coming downhill at to his face, and he bought time
Speaker 2: with the fade away and just tossed this little floater
Speaker 2: that gave Raheem room in space, and he makes a
Speaker 2: man miss from opening contact at the fourteen yard line.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine fourth and goal from the fourteen That's
Speaker 2: a tough spot to score from. But because he gets
Speaker 2: it out early, Raheem can make a guy miss, gets
Speaker 2: it down to the four yard line, and then we
Speaker 2: get a touchdown the tyreek hill just a couple of
Speaker 2: plays later. There was a couple of misses in the
Speaker 2: game in that first half. The deep shot the Tyreek
Speaker 2: to open the second drive just left.
Speaker 1: The ball too far inside.
Speaker 2: But fortunately in how we're at the point where we
Speaker 2: don't have to nitpick every single miss and we realize
Speaker 2: that every quarterback has misses every game. We're just not
Speaker 2: going to critique it like at some definitive moment of
Speaker 2: his career. I think the important thing here is that
Speaker 2: Tua quickly recalibrated and was money attacking downfield the rest
Speaker 2: of the night, although he did have another one that
Speaker 2: was short on a deep crosser to Waddle and then
Speaker 2: a couple of plays tried to fit one to triple
Speaker 2: coverage to Durham Smith and it didn't work out. That
Speaker 2: was basically it until the pick, which I still think
Speaker 2: was DPI, and then the I int he just had
Speaker 2: nowhere to go with it. Every guy was covered. He
Speaker 2: threw to the one guy who was not bracketed, which
Speaker 2: I like that, but J. C. Jackson pushes off and
Speaker 2: oh well, it's like what four misses on forty five throws.
Speaker 2: Obviously had more incompletions than that, but in terms of
Speaker 2: like open throws, he didn't make four out of forty five.
Speaker 1: That's top notch.
Speaker 2: Pro Football Focus had him with seven for fourteen passing
Speaker 2: for one hundred and twenty one yards when he was
Speaker 2: pressured and when blitzed twelve for eighteen with one sixty
Speaker 2: six in a touchdown. He had two point five three
Speaker 2: seconds to throw on average and a twelve point four
Speaker 2: to a that's an insane combination of statistics. Twenty plus
Speaker 2: yard throws, he was five for eight for one sixty
Speaker 2: one a touchdown and a pick and throws in the
Speaker 2: intermediate ten to nineteen eight for fourteen for one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty six yards. That's your big plays. That's your
Speaker 2: top tape. To a tongue of I looa, We're gonna
Speaker 2: come back and do the other top five tapes. We'll
Speaker 2: alays talk about the offense on the other side of
Speaker 2: the breaker. That's next Drive Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 2: brought to you by Auto Nation. Top five Tapes continued
Speaker 2: here to a tongue of iloa takes. Our top tape
Speaker 2: from the opening game in Los Angeles thirty six to
Speaker 2: thirty four, Dolphins win number two.
Speaker 1: It's Tyreek Hill. I just don't know what you do
Speaker 1: on this guy.
Speaker 2: The motion they put him in puts defense as an
Speaker 2: immediate bind their rolling help because the head start prevents
Speaker 2: a dB from getting hands on him. The safety has
Speaker 2: to decide if he wants to take away the takeoff
Speaker 2: route or buzz the middle and cut off the dig route,
Speaker 2: and then Tyreek can just kind of take whichever one
Speaker 2: the safety does not do. And then if you really
Speaker 2: want to have a chance, you're gonna have to pull
Speaker 2: a hook linebacker deeper than you want to, and man
Speaker 2: Tyreek is running every single route with intentional energy, crisp
Speaker 2: extending every route to better sell defensive backs on what
Speaker 2: he's doing. Two hundred and fifteen yards is no fluke.
Speaker 2: He's obviously great. The very next play after this what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about, he gets Michael Davis to whiff on
Speaker 2: the inside release and just runs away from him for
Speaker 2: an easy twenty eight yards.
Speaker 1: It was consistent.
Speaker 2: Fourteen point three yards per target. We've mentioned this before.
Speaker 2: Eight yards per target is very very good. Six point
Speaker 2: one four yards per route ran two yards is very good.
Speaker 2: He led the NFL like two point eight last year,
Speaker 2: forty percent working in the slot, fifty seven percent out wide,
Speaker 2: some work in the backfield. He forced three mess tackles,
Speaker 2: had nine first downs, and a passer rating of one
Speaker 2: fifty four point nine when passing his way, fifty of
Speaker 2: the two to fifteen came after the catch. That's four
Speaker 2: point five yards per catch, and for those doing the
Speaker 2: math at home, that's less than twenty five percent of
Speaker 2: his total yards. So shut up when you talk about
Speaker 2: two only having yak plays number three tape, Austin Jackson,
Speaker 2: what a game he had.
Speaker 1: What a game. The Eric Azuokama end around.
Speaker 2: He sealed the four I technique that's the inside shoulder
Speaker 2: of the tackle. Then he peels back out and gets
Speaker 2: back outside of Bosa and seals him there to create
Speaker 2: space for that big run for Azukama, insane athletic ability
Speaker 2: and the way he processed all game along was top notch.
Speaker 2: If you guys go watch this tape, watch the way
Speaker 2: his heads were moving back and forth. He's picking stuff up.
Speaker 2: He's matching the mental with the athletic ability. The technique
Speaker 2: is so much better. He had a rep where he
Speaker 2: shortened the runway of on the Brax and Burrios catch
Speaker 2: that was reviewed where Joey Bosa isn't a nine technique
Speaker 2: and he just goes out there and attacks him and says,
Speaker 2: you're not going to get a free running start at
Speaker 2: me and ends the rep right there. He was fantastic
Speaker 2: finding his blocks, getting out in space in the ground game,
Speaker 2: holding up in pass pro. The best tape of his
Speaker 2: career and a tremendous sign going forward. Tape number four
Speaker 2: is Kendall Lamb on the other side. Well, what do
Speaker 2: you think about that?
Speaker 1: Guys?
Speaker 2: He got it going early the very first savon achmed
Speaker 2: run down on high red zone, he climbs to Kenneth
Speaker 2: Murray throws him to the ground into another charger defender,
Speaker 2: taking both guys out. Excellent weight transfer redirect. As khalil
Speaker 2: Me tries to crash inside, then cuts it off and
Speaker 2: works back outside on Mac's secondary move, you will get
Speaker 2: no such luck today, sir. He also has again that
Speaker 2: te Stead shortened the runway play went out and got
Speaker 2: Bosa on that Tua scramble for a first down, just
Speaker 2: like Austin Jackson did. Plus this two move combination he
Speaker 2: has is really tough to beat. That dummy punch that
Speaker 2: often draws out the move of the rusher, and maybe
Speaker 2: Mack was privy to it because he would drop the
Speaker 2: shoulder and bowl rush and then Lamb just drops the
Speaker 2: anchor and absorbs the power. Absolutely fantastic game, and my
Speaker 2: fifth top tape goes to cater Ko, who I just
Speaker 2: cannot get enough of this guy's tape. He's patient in
Speaker 2: the way he processes and then makes a decision and goes.
Speaker 1: He goes quickly and gets it.
Speaker 2: He does a good job finding work and zone getting
Speaker 2: depth after playing the flat like I've done my job.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna go find more work.
Speaker 2: No few guys do it like he does on this
Speaker 2: team right now, recognizing nobody's there, appealing back for depth
Speaker 2: to interrupt the deep over from the other side of
Speaker 2: the formation. It's Javon Holland level type of intellect we're
Speaker 2: talking about here, playing off coverage, breaking on the route
Speaker 2: before the receiver does. It's all films, and it constantly
Speaker 2: puts him in positions to make plays. Then the way
Speaker 2: he attacks the screen, game and perimeter runs literally never slumps.
Speaker 2: He was six last year when run stops among corners,
Speaker 2: I thought he played excellent, including the series where he
Speaker 2: shut down the screen and had the sack on two
Speaker 2: of free plays, and really the third play was his
Speaker 2: as well. So he had three run stops in the game,
Speaker 2: forty five coverage snaps and allowed just thirty seven yards
Speaker 2: in coverage. If you're under one yard per coverage snap,
Speaker 2: you're doing a fantastic job, and he did in this game.
Speaker 2: Some more notes on the offensive side in general. The
Speaker 2: Chargers defense started off in that two man look, and
Speaker 2: we clear out the perimeter for a Tua catch rock
Speaker 2: and throw speed out just like we saw all camp
Speaker 2: long find the vulnerabilities an attack, and Tua has the
Speaker 2: weaponry right now to attack every blade of grass. The
Speaker 2: very next play, they sneak a slot down and press
Speaker 2: on waddle and he just shakes with an inside release
Speaker 2: for easy slant access. Tyreek's alignments were so varied across
Speaker 2: the formation Mike McDaniel in his bag, the Chargers had
Speaker 2: a hard time adjusting to that and taking away others
Speaker 2: nasty splits, backfield alignment short motion. They just constantly created
Speaker 2: indecision by moving Tyreek Hill around the formation, and he
Speaker 2: did all this damage on forty four snaps in the game.
Speaker 2: The end to round play to Eric Azukama or Hunt
Speaker 2: pulls backside to sell the fact they might hand off
Speaker 2: inside the other direction to Raheem Moster and Durham Smyth
Speaker 2: bluffs the split flow action and then wheels back around
Speaker 2: to make a key block. McDaniel thinks about how to
Speaker 2: give the defense false keys to put them in bad
Speaker 2: positions and put them in bad spots.
Speaker 1: For us to exploit. And it's a freaking thing of beauty.
Speaker 2: It got all the Chargers defenders hemmed inside on that
Speaker 2: play that short motion, I talked about created these switch
Speaker 2: releases where one receiver would start outside and wind up
Speaker 2: going inside, which just causes confusion in your communication on
Speaker 2: the back end. And it had the chargers defenders in
Speaker 2: hell all night long. That rip to Craycraft had them
Speaker 2: all out of sorts as two guys ran with Azukama
Speaker 2: on the rail and opened up the dig inside to Craycraft.
Speaker 2: All these false keys, man, it's those pulling guards in
Speaker 2: pass Pro. Those plays suck up that second level of
Speaker 2: linebackers consistently. That short motion was an adaptation from last
Speaker 2: year where they would bring motion all the way across
Speaker 2: the field and that allowed the structure of the d
Speaker 2: to get sorted. But this short motion made it happen
Speaker 2: way too fast for those guys to handle. The play
Speaker 2: action roll out the levels flood concept on our first
Speaker 2: drive just so beautiful because you get ingled lined up
Speaker 2: as a wide tight end and he sneaks out across
Speaker 2: the formation against the grain of a fake toss the
Speaker 2: other way, and then Azukama runs over behind him, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, he's got a lead blocker form.
Speaker 2: He misses the block, but it's just a beautiful design.
Speaker 2: A few more individual offensive notes Waddle. You know McDaniel
Speaker 2: mentioned Tyreek's better understanding of the system. We saw it
Speaker 2: on the first play for Wattle two. I thought he
Speaker 2: had a ton of big runs after the catch last year,
Speaker 2: but the way he attacked the safety and erased the
Speaker 2: angle to set up blocks for smythe, smythe, smythe and
Speaker 2: moster downfield. On that play, Waddle had the fourth fastest
Speaker 2: miles prower of the week in the NFL at nineteen
Speaker 2: point sixty five thirty yards after the catch. Pro Football
Speaker 2: Focus had him with two points three six yards per route,
Speaker 2: ran thirteen yards per target, and he averaged nine point
Speaker 2: eight yards of YAK on each catch thirty nine total.
Speaker 2: Connor Williams snap was not on him doing what he
Speaker 2: does man, hitting key blocks on the perimeter where defensive
Speaker 2: backs cannot get around him. It's so rare, and I
Speaker 2: hope you guys appreciate it and stop thinking that he's
Speaker 2: a bad center because of a couple of snaps in
Speaker 2: the preseason. The offensive line, what can you say, I
Speaker 2: don't think we have to go up and down here,
Speaker 2: just hit a blanket statement. They whipped the Chargers up
Speaker 2: and down for sixty minutes a clinic hat on a hat,
Speaker 2: putting guys on the ground, Connor so damn flexible rob
Speaker 2: highlight clips and finding extra work and hitting guys in
Speaker 2: the ribs and they have extra work to find. Win
Speaker 2: a snatch trap master putting guys in the ground, Lamb
Speaker 2: and Austin locked in. What a showing ten total pressures
Speaker 2: allowed on forty five drawbacks, three on Lamb and Austin apiece,
Speaker 2: but zero hitching those guys not one. Hunt, Win and
Speaker 2: Williams all had one pressure allowed as well. Raheem Moster.
Speaker 2: You know it didn't get much run in the second half,
Speaker 2: but he made unblocked linebackers miss and that's all you
Speaker 2: have to do is running back.
Speaker 1: That's the job.
Speaker 2: Nice little lateral cut where he put Kenneth Murray into
Speaker 2: the wrong game trying to scrape behind it. Connor Williams
Speaker 2: reach block. He had twenty nine yards average after contact
Speaker 2: and average two point nine yards after contact. Eric Azukama,
Speaker 2: speaking of running backs, he has some running back wiggled
Speaker 2: to him, broken record on this, but his rack in college, contact, balance, acceleration,
Speaker 2: through cuts, all these traits pop off the tape and
Speaker 2: now he's taking toss sweeps and running for first downs
Speaker 2: just another thing defenses have to contend with. Braxon Burios
Speaker 2: consistently opens up in the spot that maximizes the throwing window.
Speaker 2: The big play breakdown we did, catching that ball going
Speaker 2: to the ground is just not that easy. But then
Speaker 2: two plays later he digs another one off the turf.
Speaker 2: What a valuable asset he has become for the Dolphins offense.
Speaker 2: Alec Ingold that fourteen yard raheem run before our first touchdown.
Speaker 2: Ingle's in the I formation and he just goes and
Speaker 2: wipes out the force defender. After the block, he's flexing
Speaker 2: and he starts smacking his head like a madman, clearly
Speaker 2: fired up about a massive play that he made that
Speaker 2: you'd love to see. Then in the fourth he gets
Speaker 2: a crack at the motion rail route matched up on
Speaker 2: Kenneth Murray and Tua puts it right on the back shoulder.
Speaker 2: It goes for nineteen yards. There's maybe one other fullback
Speaker 2: in the NFL that can run that route and make
Speaker 2: that play.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're lucky to have this guy.
Speaker 2: And then finally Durham Smyth, I think the second year
Speaker 2: in the system has done as much for him as anybody.
Speaker 2: He's playing fast and smart. He peeled back to Tua
Speaker 2: on a broken play mid second quarter where Tua escaped left,
Speaker 2: Durham ran the scene and then came right back down
Speaker 2: the stem and got on the same page with this
Speaker 2: quarterback from the other big game. Then later the fourth
Speaker 2: and seven, patiently hits his chip and then releases out
Speaker 2: into the flat into space cleared out by Tyreek Hill
Speaker 2: for a love of the game route and Tua finds
Speaker 2: him for a first down.
Speaker 1: So great stuff from the offense.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and take a break and come back
Speaker 2: and talk about what went wrong on the defensive side
Speaker 2: of the football, talk about some snap counts, and we'll
Speaker 2: go around the web all of that. Next Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 2: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by I don'tation.
Speaker 2: We've done the offense, we've done the big plays, we've
Speaker 2: done the top five tape. Let's go ahead and talk
Speaker 2: about the defense. And I think the issue in the
Speaker 2: ground game was simple. I could be wrong, but here's
Speaker 2: what I saw. Consistent access from the interior three to
Speaker 2: get to the second level and I'm and wipe out
Speaker 2: our linebackers. I think it was a combination of outmanned
Speaker 2: fronts and guys not getting off blocks quickly enough and
Speaker 2: against double teams trying too hard to make a play
Speaker 2: or split a gap and go outside the scheme opposed
Speaker 2: to just anchoring and holding that spot to create lanes
Speaker 2: for the off ball linebackers to come downhill and make
Speaker 2: a play. Whether it was duo where they got those
Speaker 2: double teams on Christian and Zach or straight inside zone
Speaker 2: which often looks so similar to each other with a
Speaker 2: hat on a hat. And again we played this two
Speaker 2: I technique and three technique, which is basically you lined
Speaker 2: up different spots with the guards on either side of
Speaker 2: the football. That gave their all pro center Corey Lensley
Speaker 2: free access to go get Baker and Gink and Long
Speaker 2: and he's too good of a player to have those opportunities,
Speaker 2: and they just hit him regularly. I think against a
Speaker 2: team like this with those weapons in that quarterback, it
Speaker 2: makes a lot of sense. But I wonder if we'd
Speaker 2: see more odd fronts, a bear front where you go
Speaker 2: head up over the center and two guards to basically
Speaker 2: take away those gaps up front to better contend with
Speaker 2: the run and force teams with less explosive weapons and
Speaker 2: quarterbacks to try to win vertically against US. We did
Speaker 2: do a great job in coverage, running off the deep
Speaker 2: intermediate stuff, but credit the Chargers for taking the profit
Speaker 2: in the run game and short passing game, because the
Speaker 2: minute they became one dimensional, that's when our defense began
Speaker 2: to dominate. There was a bear front on the Long
Speaker 2: Eckler run and David Long fit the wrong gap on
Speaker 2: the opposite side of the run. Ray Kwan got thrown
Speaker 2: out the club, which was pretty frequently in this night,
Speaker 2: and it was off to the races after Deshaun Elliot
Speaker 2: missus a tackle. It turned a twenty yard run into
Speaker 2: a fifty five yard run. So again, I think you
Speaker 2: planned for an offense like this and hope that you
Speaker 2: can win more one on ones to better defend the run.
Speaker 2: Because when Herbert had traditional passing situations third and longs,
Speaker 2: we competed really well in those spots and he missed
Speaker 2: some throws. We just did not get enough of those.
Speaker 2: The next offense that we see that has that kind
Speaker 2: of firepowers week four, then not again until week seven,
Speaker 2: So I'm really curious to see what the plan looks
Speaker 2: like going forward. But with the fronts we were running
Speaker 2: Zach and Krishn are going to have their hands full.
Speaker 2: That's going to be the case all year long. We
Speaker 2: consistently had them in that three to two y combination
Speaker 2: with two linebackers stacked behind them, kind of like the
Speaker 2: Jackville game. I thought that was going to be more
Speaker 2: of a one time thing, but it wasn't. It was
Speaker 2: this game as well. They would you know, duo and
Speaker 2: combo climb those two and just plays that are that
Speaker 2: nobody's going to make frequently. And Baker and Van Ginkle
Speaker 2: had a rough game. I thought Van Ginkle looked like
Speaker 2: he was in his first game in a new role,
Speaker 2: just frequently slow to react and if it's you know,
Speaker 2: tough for Zach and Wilkins. Raque was getting turned around,
Speaker 2: throwing out of the play often. Not only was he
Speaker 2: not anchoring, he was allowing guys to climb off that
Speaker 2: in double team. Some individual efforts. I did like Phillips
Speaker 2: just kept working in this game. He had a slow start,
Speaker 2: but seven pressures and three run stops unreal production in
Speaker 2: a game where he wasn't given a lot up opportunities
Speaker 2: because of the Chargers plan and attack. I just loved
Speaker 2: how he kept on coming after it, bending the corner
Speaker 2: getting after it, Zach Seeler the eyes, the disengage as
Speaker 2: clean as ever that first Herbert scramble. He did a
Speaker 2: good job keeping Herbert getting off the block, disengaging it,
Speaker 2: and just didn't finish the sack. He did have three
Speaker 2: pressures and two run stops, including some big time pressures
Speaker 2: in that final drive. Christian Wilkins got things going in
Speaker 2: the second quarter, classic work a one on one blow,
Speaker 2: getting off and finding the ball carrier in the backfield
Speaker 2: to make a play, but I thought his game kind
Speaker 2: of wasn't very strong in the third and fourth quarter either,
Speaker 2: So not Wilkins's best showing, but he had a tough
Speaker 2: responsibility in this one. Three pressures, one run stop. Jerome
Speaker 2: Baker I thought made one of the plays the day
Speaker 2: on that shovel pass where he scraped in tight to
Speaker 2: the block on Seiler on the left guard that helped
Speaker 2: him beat the split flow action and shut down the
Speaker 2: play along with his friends Phillips, Chubb and Seiler.
Speaker 1: Deshaun Elliott, that was a rough debut.
Speaker 2: I got on David Long for the big Allen play,
Speaker 2: but I think it was Elliott was the help there
Speaker 2: and he jumped inside on a slant route to Mike
Speaker 2: Williams where X had off coverage and was right there
Speaker 2: take it away. In fact, Williams kind of just dropped
Speaker 2: his shoulder into X to essentially run this rub route,
Speaker 2: and Elliott was the one out of position driving on
Speaker 2: the slant. And then all of a sudden, Keenan Allen
Speaker 2: on a wheel route on David Long. He's never gonna
Speaker 2: win that matchup. He missed the tackle on the Long
Speaker 2: Eckler run, then gave the inside access to Dylan Parum
Speaker 2: on that touchdown pass as well.
Speaker 1: Rough rough debut.
Speaker 2: It's a touchdown on two explosive plays on the two
Speaker 2: touchdown drives to kick off the game. Javon Holland, whether
Speaker 2: it was the screen game or coming down in limited
Speaker 2: potential limiting potential big runs. I thought he was next
Speaker 2: in line on our defense for top tapes behind Kate Kohu.
Speaker 2: So consistent as a tackler, closes ground as well as
Speaker 2: any safety in football. Really good in coverage, Really good
Speaker 2: game for Javon Hall, and he had four run stops.
Speaker 2: In general, I thought the coverage was pretty good. X
Speaker 2: outside of the three flags, which obviously is too much,
Speaker 2: was consistently in good shape. I thought justin Bethel gave
Speaker 2: you a lot of good reps.
Speaker 1: Eli apples too.
Speaker 2: Kyra reminds me that Week one game back in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty when the Patriots ran for a bunch but our
Speaker 2: corners played well. You just couldn't tell because there wasn't
Speaker 2: a ton of action. The rougher showings Long Baker, Van Ginkel,
Speaker 2: Raykwon Chubb, I thought didn't have much going on. To
Speaker 2: Sean Elliott Wilkins not his usual self, but he was
Speaker 2: put in the tough spot. Some snap count thoughts here,
Speaker 2: how about Durham Smyth joining the offensive line and quarterback
Speaker 2: as one hundred percent snap takers. Well Win missed one
Speaker 2: snap and Eichenberg filled in, but you get it. Those
Speaker 2: guys all played the entire game. How about Raheem most
Speaker 2: of giving you forty nine reps seventy three percent when
Speaker 2: we came into the game with the banged up backfield.
Speaker 2: Just huge for him to give you that reliability back there.
Speaker 2: What's truly amazing about Tyreek is that he did what
Speaker 2: he did on forty four snaps. Waddle had forty three.
Speaker 2: This is why I love the makeup of our wide
Speaker 2: receiver room. We have a diverse skill sets that can
Speaker 2: help give those two guys breathers that ultimately keep them
Speaker 2: fresh to run all the vertical stuff they do, all
Speaker 2: the motion. It's an exhausting job and those two men
Speaker 2: fulfill it, and we have weapons to allow them to
Speaker 2: stay fresh. Speaking of that, Barrios thirty four snaps is
Speaker 2: fifty two percent, Craykraft checking him with twenty seven snaps,
Speaker 2: and Azukama a nice workload of nineteen snaps but in
Speaker 2: a clear specific role that has carved out for him,
Speaker 2: and then alec Ingold in the game for thirty snaps
Speaker 2: as well. Defensively, Holland, Elliott, and Baker with a distance
Speaker 2: of eighty one snaps. Coohu and x both played seventy nine.
Speaker 2: That's typical for your defensive backs and middle linebacker to
Speaker 2: play the entire game. But what's crazy, Phillips gave you
Speaker 2: seventy three snaps. The way this guy conditions during training
Speaker 2: camp to have those late rushes is just very impressive.
Speaker 2: We see him after pass rushes out here in camp
Speaker 2: run down the field forty yard with Christian Wilkins to
Speaker 2: stay in shape. And speaking of that, Chubb Wilkins and
Speaker 2: Steelers same boat seventy one sixty eight sixty five snaps respectively.
Speaker 2: We need those guys all year. Long Man, you saw
Speaker 2: the dB depth chart kind of revealed here for the
Speaker 2: first time, Eli Apple going seventy five percent of the workloads,
Speaker 2: right on par with what most Nichols play. Brandon Jones
Speaker 2: had just two snaps, but I'm excited to see him
Speaker 2: continue to ramp up here because I think we need him,
Speaker 2: but also just how much more diverse we can get
Speaker 2: with those sub packages with a third safety that has
Speaker 2: good skills, Because right now Elijah Campbell obviously down and
Speaker 2: Brandon Jones getting worked back up, and then Van Ginkle
Speaker 2: fifty one snaps and Long just seventeen is very interesting.
Speaker 1: I don't know the reason there.
Speaker 2: We might find out more later on, but ye thought
Speaker 2: we'd see a lot more David Long around the web.
Speaker 1: How about Connor or Riding?
Speaker 2: We were wrong. That's the only reasonable conclusion we can
Speaker 2: come to at this point. After to a tongue of
Speaker 2: Ba Loa and Mike McDaniel did it again, after they
Speaker 2: outshot another great quarterback, broke your fantasy football scoring system
Speaker 2: and prove their offense is harder to kill than a
Speaker 2: plastic house plant. He says, we were wrong to doubt
Speaker 2: the quarterback, to paint him as injury prone, to diminish
Speaker 2: him as a product of the system, to take digs
Speaker 2: at his fitness. Did you see the game winning touchdown
Speaker 2: he threw against the Chargers on Sunday? A goal line
Speaker 2: fade to a wide receiver the size of your middle
Speaker 2: school basketball league's power forward. That is not a throw
Speaker 2: for a puppet quarterback. That's a one putt through a
Speaker 2: windmill on whole eighteen of the world's most ridiculous mini
Speaker 2: golf course. He did it with time winding down on
Speaker 2: the road, with one of the best quarterbacks in the
Speaker 2: NFL sitting on the opposite bench. Find the rest of
Speaker 2: that story on SI dot com. It's called the Dolphins
Speaker 2: should silence all their doubters with Week one fireworks against
Speaker 2: the Chargers. How about Peter King's Football Morning in America
Speaker 2: for Week one? The Dolphins putting up thirty six points
Speaker 2: in five hundred and thirty six yards wasn't the most
Speaker 2: amazing thing about the day. But what impressed me so
Speaker 2: much was this week ones, usually an adjustment week, a
Speaker 2: stop start week after primetime players skipped the preseason and
Speaker 2: have not played in hard in eight months. But this
Speaker 2: is one of the best games of Tua's career at
Speaker 2: any level ever. That was impressive. This game just felt
Speaker 2: so significant, even giving up so much ground to the
Speaker 2: Chargers in a thirty six thirty four win at Sofi Stadium,
Speaker 2: because tungue I Lowa has been such a lightning rod here,
Speaker 2: tungue I Lowell was not sacked, wasn't abused through for
Speaker 2: four hundred and sixty six yards and three touchdowns.
Speaker 1: He was in command. You could just see it.
Speaker 2: And he also wrote in that column that he asked
Speaker 2: McDaniel what he told to after the game. McDaniel said,
Speaker 2: I told him, this is going to be a fun season.
Speaker 2: Let's learn from our mistakes, Let's keep pressing forward.
Speaker 1: You know. That's really it, just because he's in a
Speaker 1: good spot.
Speaker 2: The best thing in the world for a guy like
Speaker 2: that is to take control over things in his life.
Speaker 2: That's that's all he's done since last off season. People
Speaker 2: were scoffing. This is I think this is McDaniel continued,
Speaker 2: Here people were scoffing at him about jiu jitsu. He
Speaker 2: understood the value of it and really really put a
Speaker 2: lot of time into that. He put time into his body.
Speaker 2: He knew exactly what he wanted. He's taken control. He's
Speaker 2: in a spot where he's not vulnerable to too much
Speaker 2: success or having a big head. I'm telling you, this
Speaker 2: is the most mentally tough dude I've ever been around,
Speaker 2: and the most coachable. It's going to be fun to
Speaker 2: watch him play, to watch them play and see what
Speaker 2: they're able to do with this season. End quote, McDaniel
Speaker 2: was almost done. Adversity is an opportunity. It is our mantra.
Speaker 1: That was a good day to prove that. End quote.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Go check out Peter King, go check out Connor or
Speaker 2: that's my time here on the podcast. Who guys forgot
Speaker 2: about that? One has a fun breakdown to do. We're
Speaker 2: gonna come back tomorrow or Wednesday, I believe, sorry, and
Speaker 2: preview the Dolphins and Patriots on Sunday night. As we
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Speaker 2: the podcast later this week as well as so keep
Speaker 2: an eye out for that. I think Taylor Kyle's from
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