Speaker 1: Practice, Alphins factors touchdown. What a win for this Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphin team. Wow? What is up? Dolphins? And welcome to
Speaker 1: the Drive Time Podcast, part of the Miami Dolphins official
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Speaker 1: How the hell is it going everybody? It is Sunday night.
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I am here
Speaker 1: to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football.
Speaker 1: And on today's show, we have got a Miami Dolphins twin.
Speaker 1: That's right, it is victory Sunday slash Monday. Here on
Speaker 1: the Drive Time Podcast, we're gonna recap Dolphins forty Niners seventeen,
Speaker 1: a massive blowout victory, a route of the forty Niners
Speaker 1: here on the road, plenty of history made in this game,
Speaker 1: both individually and from the Dolphins team. We'll get into
Speaker 1: the stats, the individual performances. I'll get you my five
Speaker 1: takeaways from the game, and we'll hear from John con Jemmy.
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Speaker 1: go ahead and get into this game. Here with some
Speaker 1: stats off the top, because there are plenty to cover.
Speaker 1: The Miami Dolphins post game notes are rather extensive. With win,
Speaker 1: Miami improves to two and three on the season. It's
Speaker 1: our third road victory in the past four road games
Speaker 1: going back to last season, and if the Dolphins first
Speaker 1: win at San Francisco since two thousand four and the
Speaker 1: first ever win in the first ever game for Miami
Speaker 1: at the new Levi Stadium. They have now won four
Speaker 1: of the past five games against NFC West opponents, and
Speaker 1: this is the Dolphins first win at an NFC West
Speaker 1: opponent since November twenty, two, thousand sixteen, when Miami beat
Speaker 1: the Los Angeles Rams in that game, and the Dolphins
Speaker 1: are now eight and six all time against the forty nine.
Speaker 1: How about Ryan Fitzpatrick and that offense. The Dolphins scored
Speaker 1: on six of their seven possessions in the first half,
Speaker 1: opening up a thirty to seven halftime lead. Fitzpatrick was
Speaker 1: fifteen for twenty with two hundred and fifty one yards
Speaker 1: and two touchdowns, and had completions of forty seven yards
Speaker 1: and seventy yards to Preston Williams and Mike Siki. Those
Speaker 1: thirty first half points are the second most since at
Speaker 1: least two thousand. The Dolphins had forty one first half
Speaker 1: points in the first half of the two thousand fifteen
Speaker 1: game against Houston on October and this is the dolphins
Speaker 1: third thirty point half since at least two thousand. In
Speaker 1: addition to the twenty fifteen Texans game, Miami put up
Speaker 1: thirty points in the second half of the December twenty
Speaker 1: oneteen game versus Minnesota, and miami six scoring drives in
Speaker 1: the first half are the most since at least two
Speaker 1: thousand and a single half, the Dolphins ran thirty three
Speaker 1: offs of plays and gained two hundred and eighty one
Speaker 1: yards in the half. That's an average of eight point
Speaker 1: five yards per play. Have mercy, they outgained San Francisco
Speaker 1: by a margin of two eighty one to one forty
Speaker 1: yardage in that first half. The Dolphins had three scoring
Speaker 1: drives in the first half. After the two minute warning,
Speaker 1: Jason Sanders booted field goals with two minutes, thirty eight
Speaker 1: seconds and no time remaining on that first half clock.
Speaker 1: It was the first time since at least Dolphins have
Speaker 1: scored three drives in the final two minutes of any half.
Speaker 1: And for Fitzpatrick, another banner day for this guy. He
Speaker 1: completed his three thousand pass in this game. He's just
Speaker 1: the twenty seventh player in NFL history to do that.
Speaker 1: He threw for three hundred and fifty yards. It was
Speaker 1: the twenty three hundred yard performance in his career and
Speaker 1: his seventh now with Miami in one year and a
Speaker 1: quarter one year and some change there, Fitzpatrick has now
Speaker 1: thrown for three hundred plus yards and five of his
Speaker 1: last seven games, and his seven three hundred yard games
Speaker 1: for the Dolphins are tied with Chad Henny for third
Speaker 1: most in franchise history. He looked up with the Vanta
Speaker 1: Parker on a third and old play from the twenty
Speaker 1: two yard line and that gave Miami seven lead there
Speaker 1: in the first half. It was the longest touchdown on
Speaker 1: a third and goal play at the twenty two yard
Speaker 1: line since December of two thousand one, when Aaron Brooks
Speaker 1: of the New Orleans Saints found Willie Jackson on a
Speaker 1: third and goal pass from the twenty eight yard line.
Speaker 1: Mike gasicki seventy yard reception in this game was Miami's
Speaker 1: longest pass play went since two thousand eighteen, when Ryan
Speaker 1: Tannehill found Leonte Carew in that Colts game back in eighteen,
Speaker 1: and that reception put Gasiki over one thousand career receiving
Speaker 1: yards as he finished the day with five catches for
Speaker 1: nine one yards. Preston Williams had a career day with
Speaker 1: one hundred and six yards on four receptions and a touchdown.
Speaker 1: Davante Parker caught two balls for fifty yards and a touchdown.
Speaker 1: Myles Gascon had five catches for thirty four yards. He
Speaker 1: also contributed with sixteen rushing yards for sixteen rushes rather
Speaker 1: for fifty seven yards and on special teams. Jason Sanders
Speaker 1: broke the Dolphins record for most consecutive field goals made
Speaker 1: to open a season. He hit five field goals to
Speaker 1: give him fourteen consecutive to open the campaign, that tops
Speaker 1: Pete Stoyanovitch and Olindo Mare in nineteen nine and two
Speaker 1: thousand one, who made thirteen field goals to open those
Speaker 1: respective seasons, and Sanders has now made sixteen consecutive field
Speaker 1: goals going back to last season. And the good times
Speaker 1: keep on rolling here on this victory Sunday slash Monday
Speaker 1: edition of the Drive Time Podcast. After the Dolphins get
Speaker 1: a forty three to seventeen win over San Francisco. The
Speaker 1: stats from that game. Dolphins put up four hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty six total yards to San Francisco's to fifty nine.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins were six for fourteen on third and fourth down,
Speaker 1: including two of those on fourth down. We'll hear from
Speaker 1: Brian Flores on that decision as well as Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: The Niners were two for twelve on third and fourth
Speaker 1: down conversion attempts. Miami had three hundred and forty two
Speaker 1: through the air, san Francisco one. The Niners did have
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty one rushing yards to Miami's ninety four,
Speaker 1: but the Dolphins did get three takeaways and five sacks,
Speaker 1: have a day defense compared to Miami's zero turnovers, and
Speaker 1: got sacked only twice by the forty pass rush there
Speaker 1: In that game, Dolphins committed seven penalties for sixty nine yards.
Speaker 1: San Francisco had seven for seventy five yards, and the
Speaker 1: Dolphins had the ball for thirty six minutes fifty three
Speaker 1: seconds compared to San Francisco's twenty three minutes and seven
Speaker 1: seconds worth of time of possession. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: get to some of the quotes here from coach and
Speaker 1: Fits and the other guys. And we start here with
Speaker 1: Coach Flores talking about what this mean wins to the
Speaker 1: locker room, to that young team, and to the entire
Speaker 1: organization here for the Miami Dolphins. The way these guys prepared,
Speaker 1: the way we practice, Um, important all this is to them.
Speaker 1: I think it's just a byproduct of all those things. Uh,
Speaker 1: the way they practice, the way they prepare. Um, Look,
Speaker 1: it's not easy to win in this league. Um, it
Speaker 1: wasn't easy today. UM. So that's a good football team.
Speaker 1: A lot of credit to to to them. And and
Speaker 1: you know, Kyle and John Lynching and Jetty York, they've
Speaker 1: done a good job building a really strong football team. UM.
Speaker 1: But our guys, you know, they showed up and brought
Speaker 1: a lot of energy here today. Um. That's the that's
Speaker 1: the type of preparations that we need to have success
Speaker 1: in this league. I think they're learning that again. You know,
Speaker 1: hopefully we're learning that. We understand with it. That's what
Speaker 1: it takes. That's the type of preparation. We gotta do
Speaker 1: it every week, you know, when you know one week
Speaker 1: is this week's great. We'll try, we'll enjoy it um,
Speaker 1: but we gotta we gotta streak something together. How about
Speaker 1: from Ryan Fitzpatrick on the Dolphins offensive game plan, how
Speaker 1: things kind of got going and there are a plan
Speaker 1: to attack vertically to Davante Parker, Preston Williams, Mike get
Speaker 1: Sicky and getting all the guys involved going deep down
Speaker 1: the football field. But I thought, obviously we got off
Speaker 1: to a great start with the deep one to Preston,
Speaker 1: and you know, I think just evaluating the few games
Speaker 1: before that we haven't taken enough shots down the field
Speaker 1: and given our guys chances. And we've got some pretty
Speaker 1: big targets out there, and guys can really run. So
Speaker 1: that was a big part of today's game plan. And uh,
Speaker 1: you know, those those guys made some good plays. And
Speaker 1: then just you know, the vibe throughout practice, even though
Speaker 1: we we've lost a few, there's been a lot of
Speaker 1: confidence and guys have been working so, um, you know,
Speaker 1: this is a team that's very resilient. I think we
Speaker 1: showed that today coming out to the West Coast and
Speaker 1: playing like we did. Um, but it didn't it didn't
Speaker 1: surprise us at all. I think this is this was
Speaker 1: expected for us, and I'm happy with waye You know,
Speaker 1: we played on both sides of the ball, and I
Speaker 1: think I think with how young we are as well,
Speaker 1: I think it's a nice confidence boost. Um. You know,
Speaker 1: we'll get back and watch the film, but Rob Hunt
Speaker 1: getting in there and getting some action for the first time.
Speaker 1: Obviously Solomon has stepped up, but um, just a lot
Speaker 1: of young guys on both sides of the ball. So
Speaker 1: having that feeling of confidence early and knowing that you
Speaker 1: know we're gonna play well, I think that really helps out,
Speaker 1: especially with some of the youth and inexperience that we
Speaker 1: have on the team. I think that's really important for us,
Speaker 1: maybe more so than you know in past years or
Speaker 1: on past teams. And I think that momentum helped us today.
Speaker 1: And we'll go ahead and finish up here with Fitzpatrick
Speaker 1: talking about the defensive performance but also the decision to
Speaker 1: have that fake punt call on that fourth down and
Speaker 1: backed up to their own thirty four yard line. Clayton
Speaker 1: Federlum converts that at that stage of the game. Here's
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick on the defense and that call that he calls
Speaker 1: the call of the game. I thought, I mean, do
Speaker 1: you get a few turnovers there? And you know every
Speaker 1: time you see the other quarterback getting sacked and getting
Speaker 1: hit um, you know, getting off the field on third
Speaker 1: down or fourth down, that stuff is a huge booze
Speaker 1: for us on offense. And I do I do think
Speaker 1: we played really well off of each other today and
Speaker 1: you know that's something that Flow always talks about and
Speaker 1: this was this was a great team win in terms
Speaker 1: of being able to do some good stuff on both
Speaker 1: sides of the ball. And then you know, the fourth
Speaker 1: down in the second half and calling the fake punt. Um,
Speaker 1: I thought that might have been the call of the
Speaker 1: game and really just allowed us to maintain the momentum
Speaker 1: and uh add door lead. Let's go ahead and keep
Speaker 1: the fund rolling on this podcast there and pick it
Speaker 1: up where fits left off talking about this defense and
Speaker 1: some of the stats these guys had. Eric Rowe had
Speaker 1: four tackles in the game two passes defense. Bobby McCain
Speaker 1: had three tackles of his own, a p bu and
Speaker 1: also an interception in the game. Emmanuel Ogba had the sack,
Speaker 1: the forced fumble, a pass breakup with the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 1: Xavian Howard gets two pass breakups and an interception. Commu
Speaker 1: gruge Hill had three tackles, had one sack taken off
Speaker 1: the board on a penalty there as well. Jerome Baker
Speaker 1: seven tackles in this game, also had a sack in
Speaker 1: this game. Zack Seeler had the big sack. Sam mcguavin
Speaker 1: gets in there for a couple of tackles late in
Speaker 1: the game. You guys saw that in that fourth quarter,
Speaker 1: Christian Wilkins had a tackle as well as the fumble
Speaker 1: recovery there. Towards the end of the game, Andrew Van
Speaker 1: Ginkle four four total tackles, I should say, and a sack.
Speaker 1: They lost eight yards on that play. He also forced
Speaker 1: a fumble and he was just really playing aggressive and
Speaker 1: strong all throughout this game, setting that edge, stringing plays
Speaker 1: out there, beating blocks inside. Was very very impressed with
Speaker 1: Andrew van get goal. Let's go ahead and get now
Speaker 1: into the five takeaways a little bit late into the podcast.
Speaker 1: Usually we covered that first, but I thought that all
Speaker 1: those stats and all those notes were so important to
Speaker 1: get to because this team just came out, and I
Speaker 1: mean lifelong Dolphins fan here, guys, I can't remember a
Speaker 1: complete win or a win that was that complete in
Speaker 1: quite some time. Maybe the twenty seventeen game against Denver
Speaker 1: was a pretty good one, obviously, the comprehensive of two
Speaker 1: thousand fifteen win over the Houston Texans in that game,
Speaker 1: This game measures up there with those games that you
Speaker 1: really remember as a Dolphins fan that really stick out
Speaker 1: in your mind as just pure outliers of three phases
Speaker 1: of dominant football. And that's what we got from the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins. That's where the first takeaway from this game
Speaker 1: starts here talking about the Dolphins ability to approach each
Speaker 1: opponent as a different entity, as a one week season
Speaker 1: as it were. They talk about it, right, and a
Speaker 1: lot of coaches in the NFL will talk about the
Speaker 1: approach of being weekly adaptable. But this coaching staff, they
Speaker 1: preach it and they practice it on the football field,
Speaker 1: and we saw a big time in this week. We
Speaker 1: talked about it in the pregame lead up, Durham Smith
Speaker 1: missed a couple of prac this is we weren't sure
Speaker 1: if he'd be able to go, and then coach Flora's
Speaker 1: on Friday announces that Derham Smith could not go. And
Speaker 1: this comes one week after Miami Dolphins had three tight
Speaker 1: ends with Mike Gazicki, Derham Smith, and Adam Sheheen all
Speaker 1: played twenty or more snaps. Kasick he was up in
Speaker 1: the forties, Smith in the high twenties, Shen right around twenty.
Speaker 1: And this week they come out they only dressed two
Speaker 1: tight ends. You heard Fitzpatrick talking about the game plan
Speaker 1: to get the vertical passing game going deep. They went
Speaker 1: after that over and over and over again, and we
Speaker 1: knew they were without Richard Sherman and Kawan Williams and
Speaker 1: Emmanuel Moseley and so go after the depth of that
Speaker 1: quarterback position, and the Dolphins got played from their big
Speaker 1: guys when they most needed it. In this game, I
Speaker 1: mean fifty fifty balls for Preston Williams Navante Parker in
Speaker 1: this game they really seem more like balls. We saw
Speaker 1: a Jachem Grant catch a pass on I speed out
Speaker 1: against off coverage. Really respecting that deep speed that he
Speaker 1: offers and just eat up the space underneath and get
Speaker 1: that quick pass, turn it up field, get yourself a
Speaker 1: first down. This offensive game plan. I just loved the
Speaker 1: calls from chan Gailey throughout the course this game. The
Speaker 1: vertical ship, the vertical shots they took up the football field.
Speaker 1: That was the first takeaway was how adaptable this team
Speaker 1: is to facing the opponent they have across from them.
Speaker 1: And they talk about it and they proved it in
Speaker 1: this one with a big resounding victory going vertical down
Speaker 1: the field in the passing game. Takeaway number two is
Speaker 1: the offensive line the next man up mentality. And I
Speaker 1: put Eric Flowers in the notes here by himself individually,
Speaker 1: because I just continue to be so impressed with the
Speaker 1: job he's doing. He had this block on the Miles
Speaker 1: Gaskin touchdown run where he pulled out play side. You
Speaker 1: pull the left guard play side, you have the outside defender,
Speaker 1: the forced defender, the guy that sets the edge, the
Speaker 1: one that kind of funnels the play back inside to
Speaker 1: all of his friends, and Eric Flowers comes out and
Speaker 1: just pancakes him. He just landed on top of him,
Speaker 1: wiped him out. And that has been so consistent throughout
Speaker 1: the year. I think that's been pretty consistent throughout the
Speaker 1: year at the right guard position as well with Solomon Kinley.
Speaker 1: And on the Dolphins first drive of the game, that
Speaker 1: first touchdown to Adam Shaheen, there was a run where
Speaker 1: Miles Gaskin looked like he might get bottled up right
Speaker 1: around the line of scrimmage. It was a first and
Speaker 1: goal from the nine or ten yard line, and he
Speaker 1: has patience runs into the back of the offensive line
Speaker 1: and then picked a gap and found his way through
Speaker 1: and got the ball down to the three yard line
Speaker 1: to set up the Shaheen touchdown catch. And on that play,
Speaker 1: Ted Carris moves his man a couple of gaps and
Speaker 1: creates that secondary hole for gasking to score through. But
Speaker 1: the big key here is the next man up mentality
Speaker 1: this team wants to play with both on offense and
Speaker 1: on defense. You go down Austin Jackson, your rookie left tackle,
Speaker 1: you think about some possible combinations to put into the game.
Speaker 1: Brian Flores talked about it last week. Do they go
Speaker 1: Julian Davenport, who replaced Jackson last week and played well,
Speaker 1: and it's twenty five snaps no pressures in that particular game.
Speaker 1: But what were they gonna do in this game? Put
Speaker 1: Jesse Davis over at left tackle, get Robert Hunt, the
Speaker 1: rookie lineman, some work at right tackle. Well that's what
Speaker 1: they did. I thought Robert Hunt played a good game.
Speaker 1: I thought Jesse Davis at left tackle put himself a
Speaker 1: good game. Another credit to the Dolphins offensive line five
Speaker 1: weeks in. Looks very sharp, looks, very deep, looks very solid.
Speaker 1: They can move guys off the ball. Pass protection has
Speaker 1: been good. Big ups for the Dolphins offensive and that's
Speaker 1: very young, has four new starters on it this year.
Speaker 1: Even in this game with David's kicking out to left tackles.
Speaker 1: Big ups to the offensive line, number three, the defensive
Speaker 1: plan and Eric Rowe. That was my note for the
Speaker 1: takeaway there. Brian Flores praised Josh Boyer and his postgame
Speaker 1: presser with his plan that he came up with in
Speaker 1: this game. I thought there was several different looks and
Speaker 1: blitz packages that really helped confuse Jimmy Garoppolo early in
Speaker 1: the game and then later on C J. Be ThReD
Speaker 1: they did a good job putting interior pressure on Garoppolo
Speaker 1: right and Kyle Shanahan said in his post or his
Speaker 1: halftime interview that they took Jimmy Garoppolo out not because
Speaker 1: of performance, but because they wanted to protect him. They
Speaker 1: thought that maybe that ankle wasn't quite all the way
Speaker 1: back ready, especially with the pressure the Dolphins were getting
Speaker 1: throughout the course of this game. You saw Miami load
Speaker 1: up the interior of that defensive line with those bodies
Speaker 1: right Zach Seeler, Christian Wilkins, Devon god Shall getting those
Speaker 1: big bodies up front. They would go head up over
Speaker 1: the center, two guys head up over the guard, and
Speaker 1: then rush linebackers and off that, and that just created
Speaker 1: interior pressure throughout the course of the game. It made
Speaker 1: Jimmy Garoppolo very uncomfortable. It made some throws kind of
Speaker 1: get popped up into the air, gave the Dolphins some
Speaker 1: opportunities to get interceptions in that first half, which he
Speaker 1: did and it got the quarterback on the ground. Got
Speaker 1: a strip sec in there from Andrew Van gekle. I
Speaker 1: loved the way they rushed the quarterback. They had a
Speaker 1: big stop on a third down with dollar defense, that's
Speaker 1: seven defensive backs into the formation. They had Christian Wilkins
Speaker 1: and Emmanuel Ogba down lineman with Kyle van Noy and
Speaker 1: Cammu Gruge Hill as the linebackers in the game, and
Speaker 1: the rest of the guys were defensive backs, so a
Speaker 1: seven defensive backpackage there to help get the defense off
Speaker 1: the field third down stop start the course of the game.
Speaker 1: Bobby McCain played a big game as well, but so
Speaker 1: did his running mate and Eric Row a big matchup
Speaker 1: in this game on George Kittle, and Kittle caught one
Speaker 1: pass that was away from Eric Row. It was the
Speaker 1: on the touchdown drive to start the third quarter for
Speaker 1: San Francisco. He wound back across the formation and there
Speaker 1: was nobody in the coverage area, so you wouldn't say
Speaker 1: he was Eric Rose guy. And Roe was actually on
Speaker 1: the opposite side of the formation. So George Kittle winds
Speaker 1: up with four catches for forty four yards but only
Speaker 1: had three for thirty three. Working on Eric Row. This
Speaker 1: is a guy that caught fifteen passes on all fifteen
Speaker 1: targets last week for a buck eighty three and a touchdown.
Speaker 1: This is a guy that's the first team All Pro
Speaker 1: tight end last year in the NFL. And Eric Row
Speaker 1: comes in here and just clamps him down, man, And
Speaker 1: that's what he's done throughout the course of his Dolphins career.
Speaker 1: Enters the game with five point one five yards per
Speaker 1: target allowed. Since that switch last season to the strong
Speaker 1: safety position to the safety linebacker, corner Quasi does every
Speaker 1: damn thing on your defensive position, and Eric Rowe continues
Speaker 1: to have a stellar season this one year after he
Speaker 1: signs a one year deal in Miami to come over
Speaker 1: here and be a cornerback, makes the switch to safety,
Speaker 1: gets the contract extension. Now we were talking about him
Speaker 1: as a key focal point of that defense. Love seeing
Speaker 1: the way Eric role played in this game through the
Speaker 1: course of the season and his Dolphin's career so far.
Speaker 1: Takeaway number four, I mean you could have put this
Speaker 1: number one. I'm not really going in order here, I
Speaker 1: just kind of wrote these out throughout the course of
Speaker 1: the game. But it's Ryan Fitzpatrick right the the the
Speaker 1: awareness of the matchups, knowing where you can go ahead
Speaker 1: and take your shots down the football field, finding that
Speaker 1: one on one coverage, going after a quarterback who's fresh
Speaker 1: up off the practice squad, and just making it a
Speaker 1: point to trust your guys to make plays and trust
Speaker 1: their talent. You heard Fits talk about in his pressure
Speaker 1: there a little bit. I love the fact that when
Speaker 1: he gets pressure on him and maybe they don't pick
Speaker 1: up that free rusher, maybe they don't have the best
Speaker 1: protection call they possibly could have, and that free rusher
Speaker 1: does come into the face of the quarterback, he knows
Speaker 1: where that football has to go. He gets it out
Speaker 1: and not only does it prevent him from taking a
Speaker 1: big shot and getting our starting quarterback hit maybe out
Speaker 1: of the game, it gets the offense a chance to
Speaker 1: make a play. It preserves a possible sack and loss
Speaker 1: of yardage. It keeps you ahead of the chains. It's
Speaker 1: just so valuable to have that veteran experience, those veteran eyes,
Speaker 1: and that veteran decision making back there to go ahead
Speaker 1: and make those plays down the field. And the Dolphins
Speaker 1: paid it off today. It wasn't just protecting against sacks allowed.
Speaker 1: It was doing that and adding big plays off the
Speaker 1: back end of the field. They had five plays the
Speaker 1: Dolphins did that beat their previous season high twenty seven
Speaker 1: yard play the might get sicky reception before the halftime
Speaker 1: buzzer against the Buffalo Bills. Miami had five plays that
Speaker 1: exceeded that twenty seven yard game in this particular game,
Speaker 1: seventy yards to Mike Gisicky a perfectly thrown corner route
Speaker 1: and Ghasicky the little shake and move to the inside
Speaker 1: back to the corner, little post corner route we call that.
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick floats it over the top, right in the bread basket.
Speaker 1: Good for a huge catch and run for seventy yards
Speaker 1: from the Dolphins big tight end. We talked about Preston
Speaker 1: Williams the very first play of the game, forty seven
Speaker 1: yards up the perimeter. On that particular play, fitz drops
Speaker 1: that one right in the bucket. That ball probably would
Speaker 1: have hit halfway on the green grass and halfway on
Speaker 1: the white paint on the sideline. Just perfect location for
Speaker 1: your got to make a play and keeping it out
Speaker 1: of harm's way of the defensive back as well. And
Speaker 1: a great job by Preston Williams to get that separation
Speaker 1: there at the top of the route and make a
Speaker 1: play with a cornerback in his back pocket as he
Speaker 1: worked up that sideline. He also had the thirty two
Speaker 1: yard touchdown reception down the middle of the field, and
Speaker 1: you see the split safety looked there of the Niners
Speaker 1: kind of drive to one side of the formation and
Speaker 1: Fitch just rips that thing down the scene for an accurate,
Speaker 1: perfect throw thirty two yards into the end zone for
Speaker 1: the touchdown. And that was one play after a screen
Speaker 1: pass to Matt Brita for thirty one yards, so you
Speaker 1: see the Dolphins running back getting involved there. We also
Speaker 1: had our first twenty yard rush of the game with
Speaker 1: Miles Gaston going for twenty one yards in that second half.
Speaker 1: And the other play that was the biggest or bigger
Speaker 1: than the previous high was a twenty eight yard reception
Speaker 1: to Vante Parker in the first quarter, but that wasn't
Speaker 1: Devantae's biggest catch. It was, of course, twenty eight yard
Speaker 1: touchdown on third and goal from the twenty two yard line.
Speaker 1: Of course, we talked about that the biggest conversion on
Speaker 1: third and goal or longest conversion on third and goal
Speaker 1: since two thousand one with the New Orleans Saints eric
Speaker 1: Aaron Brooks and Willie Jackson in that game throwing vertically.
Speaker 1: In this game, Fitzpatrick was five for six for one
Speaker 1: nine yards and two touchdowns on passes that traveled more
Speaker 1: than twenty yards down the field. So Fitzpatrick just balling
Speaker 1: is your fourth takeaway, and the fifth takeaway is Brian Flores.
Speaker 1: And we saw Christian Wilkins after the game run up
Speaker 1: to him give him the football. Very vary the replacements
Speaker 1: sked there with Danny Bateman, Jon Favreau's character after they
Speaker 1: want him to get the ball for the on side kick. Coach,
Speaker 1: I got you the ball. I got you the ball,
Speaker 1: and he goes over there and hands him the football.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what Christian Wilkinson, he got Coach Flores his football.
Speaker 1: You see the way this team rallies around their head coach,
Speaker 1: the way they embody his personality. And I thought I
Speaker 1: thought coming into this game, this Dolphins team would be
Speaker 1: aggressive downfield, and I thought they would come out sharp
Speaker 1: and not have that flat start because Brian Flores just
Speaker 1: does not tolerate losing. He's not gonna do it. And
Speaker 1: so you're gonna see this team, after a disappointing loss,
Speaker 1: come out and turn the screws up, get things going,
Speaker 1: and really make sure they play strong, fast early. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly what happened in this game. So the resilience
Speaker 1: of this team. Fitzpatrick talked about it as well. It's
Speaker 1: something you see in this game something you see to
Speaker 1: come out to the West Coast and get a big
Speaker 1: victory over a good football team. You love to see
Speaker 1: that for coach Flores and his boys. So the takeaways,
Speaker 1: the weekly approach adaptation, we've seen it talked about. Now
Speaker 1: we've seen it with our eyes and put into practice
Speaker 1: on the football field. The offensive line, next band up
Speaker 1: mentality takeaway number two, Number three, the defensive plan was
Speaker 1: awesome and Eric row is awesome as well. Number four
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick just balling out of his mind. And number five
Speaker 1: this team playing for their head coach and having a
Speaker 1: fast start when they absolutely needed it in this game
Speaker 1: coming in one and three, and now we exit two
Speaker 1: and three with a home game next week against the
Speaker 1: New York Jets. We'll talk more about that here in
Speaker 1: just one second. Some other individual notes I wrote down
Speaker 1: in this game don't have to go in further on Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: I think I covered how much of a m v
Speaker 1: P level game he had in this particular performance at
Speaker 1: the running back position. I just continue to love the
Speaker 1: way Miles Gaskin absorbs contact and keeps his eyes up,
Speaker 1: Like after he gets that initial hit, he keeps his
Speaker 1: eyes upfield and can kind of stretch out and get
Speaker 1: that extra two or three yards. And that's so valuable
Speaker 1: to stay ahead of the chains, stay on schedule, especially
Speaker 1: when you have a quarterback like Ryan Fitzpatrick who can
Speaker 1: really dissect a defense on that third and short. Third
Speaker 1: and four becomes so much easier to convert than third
Speaker 1: and eight, and Miles Gaskin really gives you a good
Speaker 1: opportunity to do that at the receiver position. I wrote
Speaker 1: down a great note here for Isaiah Ford about the
Speaker 1: way he scooped up a low pass on a third
Speaker 1: down conversion a third and long. He and Fitzpatrick continue
Speaker 1: to have that chemistry to sit down on those zone
Speaker 1: and he really catches everything you throw at him. If
Speaker 1: he gets himself open, he's gonna catch the football. I
Speaker 1: thought that Jachem Grant got open on a few plays.
Speaker 1: He had the nice clutch first down on a speed
Speaker 1: out route. We talked about that with the matchup portion.
Speaker 1: He also got open on a corn on a comeback
Speaker 1: route with a takeoff speed. You really see the way
Speaker 1: his speed impacts the defense. They have to really respect
Speaker 1: and play kind of deep. Preston Williams making big catches
Speaker 1: down the football field career high with one and six
Speaker 1: yards in this game. At tight end, Adam Shaheen I think,
Speaker 1: continues to have a really nice start to his Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins career. He gets it paid off with a touchdown
Speaker 1: reception in this game Mike get sick. He continues to
Speaker 1: just be fluid and smooth and fights through contact and
Speaker 1: can really run up the stem through reroutes and gets
Speaker 1: himself into position to make plays in the football. We
Speaker 1: talked about the post corner route. That was a nasty
Speaker 1: move he had on Jack Wis guitar in that particular play.
Speaker 1: The offensive line talked about those guys a good amount.
Speaker 1: I love Robert Robert Hunt's ability to quickly get to
Speaker 1: his spot and get to his set and anchor against
Speaker 1: power moves. Thought Jesse Davis had a fine job at
Speaker 1: left tackle as well. We talked about the interior guys
Speaker 1: earlier on on Zach Seler rushing head up over Trent
Speaker 1: Williams and works inside for a sack. How about that
Speaker 1: play from that guy, and then Christian Wilkins and Emmanuel
Speaker 1: Ogball on that fourth down stop. My goodness, the way
Speaker 1: they reset the line of scrimmage and just pushed that
Speaker 1: offensive line back and created space for your land and
Speaker 1: Roberts to come in and they had him held up.
Speaker 1: But Roberts finished that playoff with a good stick and
Speaker 1: kind of forced the running back backwards to make sure
Speaker 1: he was not going to get the line to gain
Speaker 1: there thought. Devon got Shaw had some really nice plays
Speaker 1: as well in this game. Game off his block for
Speaker 1: a big tackle on what could have been a bigger
Speaker 1: chunk game earlier in the game that wound up going
Speaker 1: for four yards. He does that a lot. And Emmanuel Ogba, man,
Speaker 1: this guy plays all over the defense. He rushes off
Speaker 1: the edge. Got another sack in this game. He had
Speaker 1: a big pass breakup where he condensed down to the
Speaker 1: two technique position right across from the offensive guard, gets
Speaker 1: his big mits in their resets, that line pushes him
Speaker 1: back and gets up for the PBu great work there
Speaker 1: from the Dolphins defensive line. We talked about linebackers and
Speaker 1: the Land and Roberts thought he had his best game
Speaker 1: as a Miami Dolphin. Had a big sack in this game,
Speaker 1: the big fourth down stop as well, and the gangster
Speaker 1: man Andrew Van Ginkle playing off those polling guards set
Speaker 1: in the edge, getting that pass rush move going. What
Speaker 1: a game he had. Jerome Baker I thought had his
Speaker 1: best game of the year as well, big time sack
Speaker 1: there late in the game, rushing the passer, playing those
Speaker 1: hook zones back in that little second intermediate level of
Speaker 1: the defense. Playing really good ball for Jerome Baker there.
Speaker 1: Touched on Commu Gruge Hills game. He was all over
Speaker 1: the place in this game as well. Nick need Him
Speaker 1: had himself a couple of pass breakups. Xaviing Howard. I
Speaker 1: love the way Xavian Howard handled the crossing routes in
Speaker 1: this game. Some of those over routes kind of got
Speaker 1: in that back pocket, almost got himself a pick on
Speaker 1: one of those, and would come back later and get
Speaker 1: himself an interception on a pass that got popped up there.
Speaker 1: We barely ever heard Byron Jones name in this game.
Speaker 1: Allowed just one reception in the entire game, So that
Speaker 1: was awesome to see him come back and just kind
Speaker 1: of change the way that Dolphins defense can operate because
Speaker 1: he's so smooth and so solid, locking down one side
Speaker 1: of the field and really just being physical and aggressive,
Speaker 1: and you just don't hear his name that often. It's
Speaker 1: kind of his game, he he locks guys out. You
Speaker 1: don't hear about him. You look up at the score
Speaker 1: or the box score at the end of the game
Speaker 1: and his guy has one or two catches for like
Speaker 1: maybe ten or twenty yards. So a very typical Byron
Speaker 1: Jones game here. And we talked about Eric Row and
Speaker 1: Bobby McCain as well, and Jason Sanders and Matt Hawk,
Speaker 1: and I mean, what can you say, man, Clayton Federlum
Speaker 1: converts the fourth down conversion play seventeen comprehensive victory And
Speaker 1: John kN Jemmy and I joked about this last week
Speaker 1: on the podcast, how maybe we gotta stop doing these
Speaker 1: recap podcasts because the last time we did one or
Speaker 1: didn't do one, rather the Dolphins wont in convincing fashion.
Speaker 1: But we're gonna go ahead and get John Knjemmy on
Speaker 1: the phone right now and have him talk about his
Speaker 1: three takeaways from this convincing Dolphins forte seventeen victory over
Speaker 1: the San Francisco forty Niners and joining me now on
Speaker 1: the Drivetime podcast a little bit of crossover action on
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins podcast network. The co host of the
Speaker 1: audible podcast Miami Dolphins multimedia analyst. He is John kN
Speaker 1: Jemmy John, and we joked about it last week about
Speaker 1: how maybe we shouldn't do these anymore because the one
Speaker 1: time we didn't do it, Dolphins got a convincing win.
Speaker 1: But here we are Sunday night, convincing win in our
Speaker 1: back pockets. How's it film for you? Well, it feels
Speaker 1: pretty good, to be honest with you. I mean, that
Speaker 1: was a complete dominator from start to finish, and the
Speaker 1: Dolphins were able to find ways even when San Francisco
Speaker 1: tried to get back into the game. I thought they
Speaker 1: did an excellent job of answering a score with the
Speaker 1: score or answering a stop with the stop, and they
Speaker 1: were able to stay two steps ahead of the forty Niners,
Speaker 1: who are a good football team. But the Dolphins seemed
Speaker 1: like they had all the answers on offense, defense, and
Speaker 1: on special teams today. Yeah, absolutely they did. Jason Sanders
Speaker 1: the five field goals in this game. He had now
Speaker 1: has fourteen consecutive makes to start the season off. And
Speaker 1: you talk about the you know, the blowout on the scoreboard,
Speaker 1: this Dolphins team now has a plus twenty point differential,
Speaker 1: and I recall so many times in the past it
Speaker 1: was like, you know, we're seven and six or seven
Speaker 1: and seven, but the point differential, everyone's kind of getting
Speaker 1: on you for that. Well there's two and three Dolphins
Speaker 1: team now has a plus point differential, so maybe things
Speaker 1: are turning up that way. Both coach and fits talked about,
Speaker 1: you know, striking a few wins together here to get
Speaker 1: this season really going. Let's go ahead, though, John, and
Speaker 1: start with your first takeaway from your three takeaways up
Speaker 1: on Miami Dolphins dot com. Well, I think the first
Speaker 1: thing about the game is the way the offense played,
Speaker 1: and they're big playability. They're there. The play calling really
Speaker 1: matched the situations of how they wanted to attack the
Speaker 1: San Francisco secondary, and I think that pushing the ball
Speaker 1: down the field, getting opportunities for Williams and Parker in
Speaker 1: Kasuki not only in the red zone but on the
Speaker 1: fringe of the red zone. The way they opened the
Speaker 1: game up with a huge pass play down the sidelines,
Speaker 1: the way they were able to capitalize from twenty two
Speaker 1: yards out on a third and goal situation and get
Speaker 1: a touchdown to to Devonte Parker. I just thought those
Speaker 1: were the difference makers in the football game. And they
Speaker 1: scored at one point in the game. I remember writing
Speaker 1: down in my notes they scored on nine of eleven
Speaker 1: possessions that that just doesn't happen, you know. So, I mean,
Speaker 1: there were a lot of good things, but they were
Speaker 1: able not only to settle for field goals this week,
Speaker 1: they were able to score touchdowns and and they came
Speaker 1: from everywhere on the field. And I thought that was
Speaker 1: that was a big change, not only in the philosophy
Speaker 1: of the play colleague, but the execution of the offense.
Speaker 1: We talked about a comprehensive when I couldn't agree more
Speaker 1: with you on the offensive side of the ball. But
Speaker 1: something tells me one of your other two takeaways is
Speaker 1: gonna be on the defensive side. Right athletic and versatile defense. Yes,
Speaker 1: I think you got to see a lot of different formations,
Speaker 1: a lot of different coverage, a lot of different schemes
Speaker 1: out of Josh Bowyer and the defensive coordinator. I thought
Speaker 1: the front seven really complimented the way the secondary played
Speaker 1: and and for a number of weeks I thought the linebackers,
Speaker 1: you know, kind of disappeared from the Miami Dolphins defense. Today,
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker gets in and he was a constant fixture
Speaker 1: in the offensive backfield of San Francisco. I thought Van Ginkle,
Speaker 1: pressuring from the line of scrimmage as as an outside
Speaker 1: end or slash linebacker, played really well. And I thought
Speaker 1: a lot of guys just had complimentary play. I thought
Speaker 1: Eric Rowe was the perfect matchup against George Kittle. Kittle
Speaker 1: coming off of a a career high fifteen catch performance
Speaker 1: last week. I think they held them to maybe four
Speaker 1: catches today. So I thought that was a really big
Speaker 1: deal in terms of the way they turned it around
Speaker 1: and used an asset for San Francisco and turned it
Speaker 1: into a liability. And I thought five sacks, two interceptions,
Speaker 1: And this is a team going back to last year
Speaker 1: where a defense they've had eleven straight games with at
Speaker 1: least one turnover, And you really forget a lot of
Speaker 1: that stuff from the Miami Dolphins defense because normally they're
Speaker 1: getting the fingers pointed at that side of the football.
Speaker 1: But I thought today, Garoppolo bet they had no answer
Speaker 1: for the pressure. The offensive line was totally out out
Speaker 1: manned by the by the front seven of the Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: and I just thought they were more athletic, they were
Speaker 1: more versatile. Uh, just as they were on offense, they
Speaker 1: got to certain schemes that you haven't seen so far
Speaker 1: through four games. And I thought that, really, Uh, the
Speaker 1: San Francisco offensive line had problems identify who was coming
Speaker 1: from where. I love the way you phrased that whole
Speaker 1: entire thing, John, because I talked about it on on
Speaker 1: the podcast before you came on. There was a good
Speaker 1: dollar package with seven defensive backs and you know, two
Speaker 1: down linemen, two linebackers that caused pressure on Garoppolo and
Speaker 1: played good coverage to get a stop on the back
Speaker 1: end there as well. Talk about a bare front. You
Speaker 1: go head up over the center and head up over
Speaker 1: the guard, and then you rush linebackers and behind that
Speaker 1: with a quarterback who has a bum ankle to put
Speaker 1: pressure on him on the interior. And I think you
Speaker 1: mentioned it. We really saw what the vision of this
Speaker 1: defense is gonna be right running those games, running those
Speaker 1: blitz packages and trying to confuse the quarterback into those
Speaker 1: pressures while you play good coverage on the back end. Man,
Speaker 1: like I, I can't be more excited about the way
Speaker 1: that defense played. And before we get to your last takeaway, John,
Speaker 1: I want to ask you, because I think this is
Speaker 1: something we have to go to the All twenty two
Speaker 1: before we can really appreciate it. But I get the
Speaker 1: sense that Byron Jones might change the way you do
Speaker 1: things because I recall him giving up one catch and
Speaker 1: then pretty much never hearing his name again. Well, he
Speaker 1: has so much speed and tenacity, and the way he covers,
Speaker 1: you could stick him on the other speed receiver or
Speaker 1: the other receiver that's starting to get hot, and he's
Speaker 1: he's aggravating to run routes against because he's so he's
Speaker 1: so sticky, you know, he's He's a guy that likes
Speaker 1: to play physically. He can run and adjust and flip
Speaker 1: his hips with with with very little problem and does
Speaker 1: it with ease. And I think that it really helps
Speaker 1: out It helps out X on the other side because
Speaker 1: X plays a different style, but yet there are similar
Speaker 1: in the results that they get when they're when they're healthy.
Speaker 1: I think you can stick those guys out on an
Speaker 1: island and play coverage with everybody else. And you saw
Speaker 1: it today. I thought X did a really good job
Speaker 1: on his side of the field. Byron, now healthy, did
Speaker 1: an excellent job on I think it was AAK who
Speaker 1: who he was mainly going up against. And then you
Speaker 1: break it down into Row versus Kittle. If you go
Speaker 1: three for three on most of those plays, san Francisco
Speaker 1: is gonna have nowhere to go the football. And they didn't.
Speaker 1: They had Mostart and they and they had a little
Speaker 1: bit of McKinnon and that was it. I mean, there
Speaker 1: was nowhere else that Samuel's didn't show up. I thought
Speaker 1: the Dolphin defense won their individual battles in the secondary
Speaker 1: that allowed the front seven to get after the quarterback
Speaker 1: no matter who it was. Yeah, you talk about Eric Rowe,
Speaker 1: I think that guy's turning into a full blown star
Speaker 1: at this point. He is. He has something special back there, John,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, and it makes me think I
Speaker 1: want to see this team get a chance again with
Speaker 1: Byron Jones up against the Seattle and a Buffalo. We
Speaker 1: will see Buffalo again later this year, not Seattle on
Speaker 1: the schedule, unfortunately. But John, let's go ahead and get
Speaker 1: to your third takeaway here from this seventeen Dolphins victory
Speaker 1: over the forty nine. Well, I thought the Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: uh really played with the confidence in the energy of
Speaker 1: their head coach. And I think that tone was set
Speaker 1: during the week. I thought they really had a great
Speaker 1: week of work, and I think that that carried over
Speaker 1: into the game because they played with confidence. I mean,
Speaker 1: you run a fake punt deep in your own end,
Speaker 1: you better be confident if that doesn't work, that the
Speaker 1: defense is gonna be able to bounce back on the
Speaker 1: field and hold San Francisco to a field goal opportunity.
Speaker 1: When you're a third and goal from your twenty two
Speaker 1: and you just had it first in goal to one
Speaker 1: and you throw a pass into the end zone to
Speaker 1: one of your playmakers, that might be a fifty fifty chance,
Speaker 1: you better have confidence that your quarterback is gonna put
Speaker 1: the ball in a position where your receiver is gonna
Speaker 1: get it, or you're gonna have to try out a
Speaker 1: guy that hasn't missed all year for another field goal opportunity.
Speaker 1: So I just think that they played with a lot
Speaker 1: of confidence and a lot of energy today, and I
Speaker 1: think it's starting to get contagious. I think they did
Speaker 1: as well against Seattle. I thought they played they gave
Speaker 1: themselves opportunities to win that game. I I guarantee you
Speaker 1: if you ask Ryan Fitzpatrick if he could have two
Speaker 1: or three plays back from that Seattle game where he
Speaker 1: could find Mike Cassicki going down the middle of the field,
Speaker 1: that they instead of being completions or negative plays, that
Speaker 1: those plays turned into touchdowns. And I know that happens
Speaker 1: every week, but today you didn't miss them. Today. You've
Speaker 1: got more help from the defense, You've got more help
Speaker 1: from from your kicking game, and continuing the help from
Speaker 1: the kicking game from last week, and I think you
Speaker 1: just played with a little bit more confidence, a little
Speaker 1: bit more execution, and the result was a blowout win.
Speaker 1: You talked about the energy that that Brian Flores is,
Speaker 1: you know kind of personality had. Ryan Fitzpatrick talked about
Speaker 1: a post game how that permeates throughout the Dolphins roster
Speaker 1: and how that decision to go for it on fourth
Speaker 1: down really kind of set a tone, and talked about
Speaker 1: the conference and the aggressiveness that gave the Dolphins offensively,
Speaker 1: defensively in the kicking game. Just a comprehensive win. And John,
Speaker 1: we talked about this. I think after the Seahawks game,
Speaker 1: don't get to see you for a few weeks, but
Speaker 1: now I get to see you next Sunday, sir. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. That the schedule has really flipped around on it.
Speaker 1: And now we have the Jets come into town and
Speaker 1: and they're they're winless. They didn't look very good today
Speaker 1: the plays that I've seen. You get your bye week
Speaker 1: on October, and I believe the Rams come to town
Speaker 1: November one in Arizona on the roads. Every money everybody
Speaker 1: fills in. I guess that that Denver game now goes
Speaker 1: to the bye week in between where the Jets we're
Speaker 1: going to play. So um, everything seems to be okay
Speaker 1: so far in the month of December when we get there,
Speaker 1: but it's a long way to go. I guess we've
Speaker 1: got to put all this in in pencil instead of
Speaker 1: pen very very accurately said. And you know what a
Speaker 1: good time to come home from a five hour flight
Speaker 1: from out west to know you have three weeks consecutively
Speaker 1: at home here with the you know, the home game,
Speaker 1: a bye week in another home game too, So that's
Speaker 1: gotta be a happy flight on the way back. John
Speaker 1: con Gemmy of the Audible podcast jointing us here on
Speaker 1: Drive Time. John appreciate it as always, my friend, you
Speaker 1: gotta Travis, thanks a lot, and there he goes. John
Speaker 1: con Jemmy. Always a pleasure to have him here on
Speaker 1: the podcast. I just I talked about it every week.
Speaker 1: I love watching the game with John. Obviously didn't get
Speaker 1: to see the one this week. We'll be back next
Speaker 1: week at hard Rock Stadium against the New York Jets
Speaker 1: to go ahead and watch another game together there, hopefully
Speaker 1: our first home VIC three of the season in that game.
Speaker 1: And speaking of that, let's go ahead and do some
Speaker 1: house cleaning here on that schedule. You heard John talk
Speaker 1: about it a little bit there. Home for the Jets
Speaker 1: next week. It's gonna be a four or five kickoff
Speaker 1: Eastern Time against another late window game for us the
Speaker 1: bye week October, and then home for the Rams after that,
Speaker 1: back on the road to the Cardinals. That game remains unchanged.
Speaker 1: Then we're home for the Chargers the week after that.
Speaker 1: That one was also a change, and then back on
Speaker 1: the road to the Broncos the following week, that too
Speaker 1: was a change, and then the schedule after that remains
Speaker 1: the same. Away from the Jets, home for the Bengals,
Speaker 1: home for the Chiefs, home for the Patriots, at the Raiders,
Speaker 1: and at the Buffalo Bills. And before I get out
Speaker 1: of here on this podcast, I would be remiss if
Speaker 1: I didn't mention it because I love the idea and
Speaker 1: the concept and how effective it has been, the limbod
Speaker 1: and wildcat package and picking up those plays again, talking
Speaker 1: about Miles Gaston's ability to turn out extra yardage, I
Speaker 1: feel like Boden does the same thing on those plays.
Speaker 1: Always finds a way to get your positive yardage, gets
Speaker 1: you back ahead of the chage, maybe convert a first
Speaker 1: down or two here, first down or two here and there.
Speaker 1: So loved just everything about this game. How can you
Speaker 1: complain about it? Dolphins coming home winners two and three
Speaker 1: plus point differential and you heard Fits and Flora as
Speaker 1: we'll talking about stringing some wins together. Hopefully that's coming
Speaker 1: down the pipe. As for my time on this podcast,
Speaker 1: that is going to be my time. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: check out Miami Dolphins dot com. We have the Ryan
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick Spotlight. He did a bunch of stuff to climb
Speaker 1: up the leaderboard both in the league and franchise history
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Speaker 1: up on the website written by yours truly, as well
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