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Speaker 1: He's got my hands in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: What is up Dolphins and welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 3: I am your host, Travis Wingfield. On today's show, we
Speaker 3: have a busy loaded episode for you. Ted Winn from
Speaker 3: the Athletic and the Just Win podcast is going to
Speaker 3: get you caught up on all the latest about the
Speaker 3: Las Vegas Raiders. And then, as I do every single Friday,
Speaker 3: Kyle Crabs joins me. I love the conversation I had
Speaker 3: with Kyle on this podcast talking about the Dolphins now,
Speaker 3: in the future and the direction of the team. Really
Speaker 3: good chat with him talking about college ball as well.
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Speaker 3: with the great Ted Win. So the Raiders are in town,
Speaker 3: and you know what that means. I have to bring
Speaker 3: in my friend today on the podcast, Ted Winn from
Speaker 3: the Athletic. He joins us here from the Baptist Health
Speaker 3: Studios on Dolphins HQ as well as the Draft Time podcast.
Speaker 3: You can find him on the Just Win podcast as
Speaker 3: well of all of his written content on the Athletic
Speaker 3: dot com. Ted Winn, Welcome back in, Ted man, how.
Speaker 4: You doing done great? Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 2: We're happy to have you.
Speaker 3: It's Dolphins and Raiders week, which means you're here with
Speaker 3: us on the show as we do I think for
Speaker 3: the last like five or six years now. But Ted,
Speaker 3: before we get into Sunday's matchup here at hard Rock Stadium,
Speaker 3: you know, you break down film all over the league,
Speaker 3: and I want to ask you a general question before
Speaker 3: we get into the matchup here and scrolling your timeline,
Speaker 3: I've noticed that you've been like fighting the good fight
Speaker 3: against this concept of the NFL product suffering this year.
Speaker 3: And I just want to kind of give you a
Speaker 3: platform here on our show to refute that idea that
Speaker 3: the NFL is somehow, I guess regressing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think maybe people are just confusing the idea
Speaker 5: that maybe because scoring is not as high as it
Speaker 5: used to be back in the Peyton Manning, Tom Brady,
Speaker 5: Drew Brees era, that you know, you would have three
Speaker 5: or four guys challenging for five thousand passing yard every year,
Speaker 5: and maybe that's what people kind of miss and maybe
Speaker 5: they think that that's good football. But I think we're
Speaker 5: just moving on to a different area where, you know, defenses.
Speaker 5: I feel like we're almost in kind of a golden
Speaker 5: age of defenses as far as defense is getting really
Speaker 5: creative with their pressure schemes. Almost on every single play,
Speaker 5: you're going to see some sort of disguise now like
Speaker 5: that that's not how it used to be back then. Like,
Speaker 5: I've talked to a lot of offensive coordinators and quarterbacks
Speaker 5: this offseason, and a lot of them, you know, say
Speaker 5: they don't know what they're looking at defensively, you know,
Speaker 5: even when they're looking at film, they're not exactly sure
Speaker 5: what the defense is in. Back then, it was Cover three,
Speaker 5: it was Cover one, a lot of man coverage. I
Speaker 5: wouldn't say it was easy to beat them, but it
Speaker 5: was kind of easier to decipher.
Speaker 4: Now. I just feel like.
Speaker 5: Defensive coordinators do such a good job of confusing quarterbacks,
Speaker 5: and I feel like we're out a good spot where
Speaker 5: we have a lot of young quarterbacks. A lot of
Speaker 5: the top quarterbacks are doing making plays that we've never
Speaker 5: seen before, just because they're such a good mix of
Speaker 5: their athletic ability, arm talent, and now they're really mastering
Speaker 5: the game, like Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen. You see guys,
Speaker 5: you know, like a guy like Lamar Jackson just take
Speaker 5: that next step mentally combining with his physical abilities. So
Speaker 5: I feel like the league's in a great place. So
Speaker 5: I'm entertained every week. And there's a lot of close
Speaker 5: games too, Like it feels like almost every game is
Speaker 5: a one possession game. So I really don't know what
Speaker 5: people are talking about when they're saying that the product
Speaker 5: has diminished.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the close games is exactly what I want to
Speaker 3: talk about, because to me, like you turn a game
Speaker 3: on with you know, ten minutes left from the game,
Speaker 3: and typically you're going to get some type of you
Speaker 3: know high you know, high urgency, you know, critical moment
Speaker 3: type of play. And that's what makes this league so
Speaker 3: fun on top of the parody that it has. And
Speaker 3: to your point about those you know, Manning and Brady
Speaker 3: Eras and Drew Brees and the guys that were going
Speaker 3: off for five k and you know, forty touchdowns every
Speaker 3: single year, I felt like that created this, like, you know,
Speaker 3: a bigger divide between the haves and have nots in
Speaker 3: terms of the elite quarterbacks because those guys could kill
Speaker 3: those defenses even more so, and you had less parody
Speaker 3: where it was like the same you know, three or
Speaker 3: four quarterbacks won the Super Bowl every year, right, Is
Speaker 3: that kind of what you're getting at?
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: And you know, just because there was three or four
Speaker 5: guys challenging for five thousand yards doesn't mean the overall
Speaker 5: quality of quarterback play was better. There was a lot
Speaker 5: of bad quarterback play in that era as well. So
Speaker 5: I think there are some like we're moving towards an
Speaker 5: era where there's a lot younger quarterbacks playing, and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: the quarterback play is not gonna be that great from
Speaker 5: the younger guys. But I just think at the top end,
Speaker 5: we're just seeing things that we've never seen before.
Speaker 4: Too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was one of the odd ones out in
Speaker 3: terms of I didn't really care for the you know,
Speaker 3: high forties to low forties scores. I like a good
Speaker 3: twenty seven to twenty four game personally. I think it
Speaker 3: makes for more entertainment with both sides have a chance
Speaker 3: to win their particular you know drive like a defensive
Speaker 3: stop or a touchdown on the offense.
Speaker 2: So good stuff.
Speaker 3: I do want to pivot to a team that I
Speaker 3: hope is on the verge of finding their high scoring
Speaker 3: offense once again, as the Dolphins have scored twenty seven,
Speaker 3: twenty seven, and twenty three points in their three games
Speaker 3: since the return of Twu a Tongua bai Loa. And
Speaker 3: you know, we're a little bit lucky here with the
Speaker 3: timing of this taping for Dolphins and Raiders, because I
Speaker 3: had originally asked you to do the show, and we
Speaker 3: weren't sure who the quarterback was gonna be. But we
Speaker 3: did get word earlier this afternoon that it will be
Speaker 3: Gardner Minshew. My obligatory go Koogs mentioned here on the
Speaker 3: podcast in the show that he will start on Sunday,
Speaker 3: Can you take us through what his Raiders.
Speaker 2: Experience has been like?
Speaker 3: Because watching his tape, like, it doesn't seem that similar
Speaker 3: to what I remember back from the Mike Leach days
Speaker 3: WSU or much less even the Colt slash Yer and
Speaker 3: Shane Steiken. Like, how has the benching that the three
Speaker 3: times being benched this year, how has that kind of
Speaker 3: impacted this offense? And what do you think the offense
Speaker 3: looks like under Gardner Minshew?
Speaker 5: Well, it's interesting because Gardner might break the record for
Speaker 5: most benchings in one the beginning of the year, it
Speaker 5: was kind of a battle between him and Aidan O'Connell
Speaker 5: and it O'Connell is more of a timing based quarterback.
Speaker 4: You guys remember seeing him last year.
Speaker 5: He performed pretty well against the Dolphins defense, which was
Speaker 5: playing at a pretty high level with the Vic Fangio
Speaker 5: at the time, but they decided to go with the
Speaker 5: Garden minshewe Minshew has a little bit more capability. He's
Speaker 5: a little bit more aggressive when it comes to downfield passing.
Speaker 5: But just in this offense with the offensive line struggling
Speaker 5: as much as it has His tendency to hold the
Speaker 5: ball really hurt this offense. He you know, he just
Speaker 5: is not a good rhythm passer. He likes to kind
Speaker 5: of hold onto the ball. He likes really clean pictures.
Speaker 5: He's not great in muddy pockets. So if you can
Speaker 5: protect him, then yeah, you know he's gonna be that
Speaker 5: air raid quarterback that you know, passes the ball all
Speaker 5: over place. He kind of saw that in with the
Speaker 5: Baltimore Ravens. But as soon as he starts getting pressure,
Speaker 5: that's when he starts seeing him getting in trouble, kind
Speaker 5: of moving into pressure, just not seeing the field very clearly,
Speaker 5: which is why he has benched so many times. And
Speaker 5: you know, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a
Speaker 5: bit of a Desmond Ridder.
Speaker 4: Package put in his game.
Speaker 5: They as soon as they signed him, they put him
Speaker 5: in in one play for his own rea, and then
Speaker 5: they obviously played them a lot against the Bengals. So
Speaker 5: just because Minshew's starting, I would I wouldn't you know,
Speaker 5: I think the Dolphins should be prepared for Desmond Ritterer
Speaker 5: option package.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's tough to come in and get an
Speaker 3: offense down what three or four weeks that he's been there,
Speaker 3: So that makes perfect sense. And it's funny you mentioned
Speaker 3: that because, like I was, again writing it in my
Speaker 3: game preview script, I was, I was taking a look
Speaker 3: at you know Minshew now versus what I saw at WSU,
Speaker 3: and like he had that you know Leech's twelve plays
Speaker 3: on a napkin, that he had that offense, he had
Speaker 3: that down Patt and he played with really good timing
Speaker 3: and rhythm of those offenses. But you watch him for
Speaker 3: the Raiders, like you mentioned, there was a play against
Speaker 3: the Chiefs down around the goal line where like he
Speaker 3: ran into pressure when there was a pretty good pocket
Speaker 3: on a critical fourth down play. So I'm like, I
Speaker 3: don't recognize that quarterback at all. So I hopefully this
Speaker 3: week he doesn't figure it out, but long term I
Speaker 3: hope he does because I love Garterer Minshew. Either way,
Speaker 3: the Raiders bring one of the more interesting offensive lineups
Speaker 3: into the game or across the league, I should say,
Speaker 3: into this game in the sense that they have really
Speaker 3: two number one tight ends, and I think we'll get
Speaker 3: Michael Mayer back this week. You can correct what I'm
Speaker 3: wrong there, But between he and back Bowers, who's become
Speaker 3: already a top you know, two or three tight end
Speaker 3: in the NFL at this point, what kind of challenges
Speaker 3: as an offense that does have two pillars and that
Speaker 3: twelve personnel grouping, How can they challenge this Dolphins defense,
Speaker 3: provided they do have Bowers and Mayor available.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think the plan coming into this year was
Speaker 5: for them to be a very heavy twelve personnel team.
Speaker 5: But the problem is when you can't run, block, and
Speaker 5: the Raiders are actually the most inefficient running team in
Speaker 5: a league. If you look at rushing success rate, their
Speaker 5: bottom of league and it's not even close. So if
Speaker 5: you can't run the ball, then teams aren't really going
Speaker 5: to respect your tight ends.
Speaker 4: So just because you put out twelve.
Speaker 5: Personnel doesn't mean they're going to put their base personnel
Speaker 5: with their linebackers on a field. They're going to match
Speaker 5: the twelve personnel with nickel personnel. And when they match
Speaker 5: with you with nickel personnel, you don't get those advantages.
Speaker 5: You don't get those mismatches with those tight ends and linebackers,
Speaker 5: which is the big problem the Raiders had. So Bowers
Speaker 5: actually was a lot more sucessful when they were an
Speaker 5: eleven personnel and he was just on his own and
Speaker 5: he like he's blown away expectations. Like I thought he's
Speaker 5: gonna be good, but I didn't think he was going
Speaker 5: to be already one, like a top five tight end
Speaker 5: just off the bat. And he's a lot better of
Speaker 5: a blocker than even I gave him credit for coming
Speaker 5: out of Georgia. You know, he's not going to devastate
Speaker 5: guys on every play, but I would say he's an
Speaker 5: above average blocker, which I think a lot of people
Speaker 5: did not think he would be. Michael Mayer is a
Speaker 5: guy who was a second round pick last year and
Speaker 5: he really struggled in run blocking and he kind of
Speaker 5: developed as a receiver as a year went along. But
Speaker 5: the hope for him this year is that he could
Speaker 5: really be that inline blocker that could really help out
Speaker 5: Bowers on the outside so he doesn't have to stay
Speaker 5: in a block all the time. And we didn't have
Speaker 5: enough of a sample size this year because he just
Speaker 5: didn't play that much this year to see if that
Speaker 5: was true. So he is active and been backup practice.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's been confirmed that he's going
Speaker 5: to be playing this game just yet, but the biggest
Speaker 5: thing for Michael Mayer is if he can develop at
Speaker 5: the blocker, because, like I said, they really need the
Speaker 5: defense to respect the run game for twelve person out
Speaker 5: the Raiders twelve personnel to really be as efficient and
Speaker 5: explosive as can be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, that tracks, and the fact that he hasn't
Speaker 3: been you know, in the game recently probably makes it
Speaker 3: tougher to implant him, especially with you know, a change
Speaker 3: of oc as well. There so lots of new for
Speaker 3: the Raiders coming into this game. The Dolphins trying to
Speaker 3: find their groove as they look to get to four
Speaker 3: and six and kind of back into the mix of
Speaker 3: things here to kind of finish up on that side
Speaker 3: of the football.
Speaker 2: I was telling you before he got in the air.
Speaker 3: Here, Ted writ's really good, complex in depth detailed stories
Speaker 3: on schemes and coaches and different things that teams do
Speaker 3: across the league. And you had a great piece about
Speaker 3: Patrick Graham's defense, and I'll talk about here in just
Speaker 3: one second, but I want to talk about the Dolphins
Speaker 3: defense because we got one of the many offshoots of
Speaker 3: the Mike McDonald defensive tree from Baltimore last year, and
Speaker 3: reviews are in so far. We love Anthony weaver Man,
Speaker 3: what have you noticed about his defense and how they've
Speaker 3: been able to do a lot about what you talked
Speaker 3: about with Patrick Graham, where he can consistently change the
Speaker 3: picture post nap with different checks in and disguises.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've watched the TV copy of the game. I
Speaker 5: didn't really get a chance to break down anty we
Speaker 5: Rece defense, especially to Rams, yet I did see a
Speaker 5: few plays. But you know, I think the main thing
Speaker 5: with the McDonald defense is it does take a little
Speaker 5: bit of time to really learn. But once once you
Speaker 5: learn it, then you could take off because initially you
Speaker 5: have to learn. The big thing with this defense is
Speaker 5: you have to learn everybody else's job jobs, so you're
Speaker 5: not just learning your job, you're learning what this guy
Speaker 5: does because they want to be able to just move
Speaker 5: guys around. They want to be able to run a
Speaker 5: ton of different things from the same front. So once
Speaker 5: you get that down and you understand each concept as
Speaker 5: a whole, then you can really start mixing and matching
Speaker 5: and playing fast. And I think that's where the point
Speaker 5: that the Dolphins are arriving at. McDonald's defense really struggled
Speaker 5: when he first got to Baltimore. But then after I
Speaker 5: think after the bye week, that's where they started taking off.
Speaker 5: And I think we're seeing a silver thing in Miami
Speaker 5: where the defense is really starting to learn the system
Speaker 5: and learning how to mix and match, and then now
Speaker 5: you can really confuse quarterbacks and really play those games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was really fun to watch because they were
Speaker 3: able to wheel like Cater Coohoo for instance, to play
Speaker 3: the slot. He wheel back into one of the half
Speaker 3: field responsibilities in the deep you know, the covered show,
Speaker 3: And they were using Javon Holland all over the field
Speaker 3: down on the fit as a rusher, and just lots
Speaker 3: of fun stuff. I think you'll have a good time
Speaker 3: watching that tape when you get to it. And not
Speaker 3: to mention Jordan Brooks, my goodness, he is bawn out
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: How about the.
Speaker 3: Other side of the ball here, Ted, because the Raiders,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm curious how they want to attack to it,
Speaker 3: because they had one of the better showings in terms
Speaker 3: of holding Miami last year when they were going, you know,
Speaker 3: for thirty points every week about they held them to
Speaker 3: just twenty points in that game. And you know, we
Speaker 3: see teams commit to keeping the roof on the defense
Speaker 3: against Miami, like even more so than ever before. What
Speaker 3: do you think that Patrick Graham has cooked up in
Speaker 3: this for an ascending Dolphins offense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think we'll see some similar themes from the
Speaker 5: Rams game. When I talked to Patrick Graham about last
Speaker 5: year's game, he talked a lot about emphasizing stopping the
Speaker 5: outside runs, forcing them to be inside run team, and
Speaker 5: changing the pictures in different ways against it. You know, like,
Speaker 5: for example, this is very nuanced, but when you rotate
Speaker 5: the safety downs at the box, usually as a weak
Speaker 5: side rotation, but they would switch it up onto it
Speaker 5: and go strong side rotation, and you know, just having
Speaker 5: him pause for that extra little half a second so
Speaker 5: he doesn't get that timing passed down work for them.
Speaker 5: So I think we'll see some of that. The Rams
Speaker 5: did a pretty good job. I think they played a
Speaker 5: lot of just regular cover two, but those linebackers were
Speaker 5: just inside the hash marks and just making sure not
Speaker 5: to give up those inside breaking routes and forcing him
Speaker 5: to throw outside. And two actually did a really good
Speaker 5: job of extending plays and getting the secondary to break
Speaker 5: down a little bit, which we we haven't seen a
Speaker 5: lot of him do a lot of. But he did
Speaker 5: a great job of it against the Rams, So I
Speaker 5: think we'll see a lot of that.
Speaker 4: I think we'll see a lot of games up front,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 5: I think the weakness of this Dolphins off the line
Speaker 5: is just the interior and some of the communication with
Speaker 5: the interior and Max Crosby's so good on those stunts.
Speaker 5: So I think we'll see a lot of games late
Speaker 5: in the later passing downs. And yeah, I think we'll
Speaker 5: see a lot of wide nines. You know, maybe we'll
Speaker 5: see linebackers walked up to the edge. They do that
Speaker 5: a lot with Divine Diabolo, the inside linebacker, where they'll
Speaker 5: have the line shift one way and they'll have Diabolo
Speaker 5: play up on the line in the two point stance.
Speaker 4: And against this run game, you know, I think we'll
Speaker 4: see a lot of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's uh.
Speaker 3: It was a challenging second core for the Dolphins against
Speaker 3: that Rams attack. And to your point, I mean they
Speaker 3: they had to work in a new right tackle in
Speaker 3: that game, and Kendall Lamb as Austin Jackson missed his
Speaker 3: first game of the year, and then Rob Jones had
Speaker 3: to exit right halftime tooously, so they were down two
Speaker 3: linemen that can obviously always cause confusion with your communication and.
Speaker 2: How you pick those things up.
Speaker 3: Just real quick before my last question here, Ted, I'm
Speaker 3: curious because I was looking at True Media and the
Speaker 3: usage of different defensive personnel packages, and it had Nickel
Speaker 3: for the Raiders at like sixty percent, dime was it
Speaker 3: like eight percent? And then they didn't have any percentages
Speaker 3: for any base packages or for dime or even or
Speaker 3: quarter defense. And I'm curious, like, what does it look
Speaker 3: like from a pre snap of lineman? Is it the
Speaker 3: old Patrick Graham that I knew from twenty nineteen where
Speaker 3: it's a lot of seven and eight defensive back packages.
Speaker 5: I think the problem is the Raiders don't have a
Speaker 5: lot of good linebackers, so they don't want to put
Speaker 5: their base personnel on the field a lot. They had
Speaker 5: Diablo who was out for a long time, and after Diablo,
Speaker 5: there's really no depth of Robert Splain's a pretty good linebacker,
Speaker 5: but every other linebacker that had to fill in it.
Speaker 4: Just hasn't been good.
Speaker 5: So when you have to put a third linebacker out there,
Speaker 5: it's just not very advantageous for the Raiders. And Nate
Speaker 5: Hobbs is one of the Raiders' best players, and he's
Speaker 5: the nickel and he's a very physical slot defender, so
Speaker 5: I think they feel like he you know, he's he
Speaker 5: could hold up against a run. So yeah, I think
Speaker 5: we're gonna see a lot of nickel. They did play
Speaker 5: with some three safety packages when Marcus Epps was healthy,
Speaker 5: but Marcus Epps out for the season, so pal Maw
Speaker 5: their third safety is now starting safety. So I don't
Speaker 5: think we'll see a lot of three safety or big
Speaker 5: nickel looks. I think, you know, nicol is probably the
Speaker 5: personnel package you'll you'll see most against the Dolphins.
Speaker 3: All Right, interesting to take a look at that and
Speaker 3: see if alec ingolds available to because he changes the
Speaker 3: way this Dolphins offense runs big time.
Speaker 2: Ted, appreciate your time, man.
Speaker 3: I think I just realized that just Win podcast is
Speaker 3: actually a play on your last name.
Speaker 2: That was intentional, Right.
Speaker 4: No, it isn't.
Speaker 5: I actually voted on a different name and my podcast
Speaker 5: hosts one of that name, and I was like, all right,
Speaker 5: that works with me.
Speaker 4: It kind of sounds like my last name.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you could have spelled with the last win.
Speaker 3: With the way you spell your last name, there could
Speaker 3: have been a good opportunity there.
Speaker 2: It's available where you get your podcast from.
Speaker 3: You can read his commentary at the Athletic and follow
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Speaker 2: Ted, you're the best man. You said it all.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your time today and we'll see you
Speaker 3: out here on Sunday, so prom Thanks for having me on
Speaker 3: and there he goes, first break of a long Friday episode.
Speaker 2: Right here.
Speaker 3: Come back on the other side with the week eleven picks.
Speaker 3: That's next Draft Time podcast, your host, Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 3: to you by Autoundation. One thing I'm going to start
Speaker 3: doing on the pick segments is talking about the ramifications
Speaker 3: of other games around the National Football League and who you,
Speaker 3: the Dolphins fan should be rooting for. It kind of
Speaker 3: reminds me and like I'm reminiscing about all the good
Speaker 3: times in the past and the build up to getting
Speaker 3: to this profession that I now call my career and
Speaker 3: my job, when I would just basically be online twenty
Speaker 3: four hours a day trying to get people to find
Speaker 3: my stuff, to interact with my content, to get myself
Speaker 3: in a position like this, and I would post those
Speaker 3: rooting guys or scouting guides every single Friday that gave
Speaker 3: you like Tua's game, Burrows game, Herbert's game, Jordan loves game,
Speaker 3: Jalen hurts his game. I think I was even doing
Speaker 3: Jake from which is one of my biggest draft misses
Speaker 3: of all time. I digress, and then I give you
Speaker 3: this the Dolphins games and the people that were competing
Speaker 3: for the Dolphins for the first pick of the draft.
Speaker 3: Like I was trying your best to make fun of
Speaker 3: a really rough season that year. And I think we
Speaker 3: did that back on the old Lockdown Dolphins podcast days.
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna do the same thing here on these
Speaker 3: shows because I think we're gonna get hot as all.
Speaker 3: You'll hear me talk with this with Kyle Krabs about this,
Speaker 3: and we because of our position. You know, last year
Speaker 3: was like trying to find out if the Ravens and
Speaker 3: Bills and Chiefs lost, trying to compete for position atop
Speaker 3: the conference. And now you're trying to basically outperform like
Speaker 3: seven teams competing for wild card positions.
Speaker 2: If you can get on a run, get hot, and
Speaker 2: go on a run. Here. So week eleven, we are one,
Speaker 2: twelve and forty right now.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's doing it again. He's doing live math on
Speaker 3: the show. That is one hundred and fifty duke games.
Speaker 3: One hundred and twelve wins divided by one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty two games is a seventy three point six to
Speaker 3: eight percentage. So that's what I guess, seventy three point
Speaker 3: seven if you round up, or seventy four percent if
Speaker 3: you round up. All the way there on my picks
Speaker 3: so far, so we were having by far the best
Speaker 3: year I've ever had picking games. And it kicks off
Speaker 3: on Thursday. I already picked Washington. That one feels tough.
Speaker 3: I'm not really sure there's no Dolphins interest for you
Speaker 3: in that game. The Dolphins over the Raiders, doy the
Speaker 3: Browns over the Saints. If it doesn't have Dolphins interest,
Speaker 3: I'll just breeze right through it. I'm taking the Colts
Speaker 3: over the Jets, although that's probably the toughest pick for
Speaker 3: me of the week. Like I think the Jets are
Speaker 3: poised to get right in this one because the Colts
Speaker 3: are pretty bad. But I also feel like Richardson coming
Speaker 3: back kind of gets you that little bit of that,
Speaker 3: you know, interim coach or backup quarterback bump, even though
Speaker 3: he's the starting quarterback, but I feel like it could
Speaker 3: be re energized through him. I also just think with
Speaker 3: him and Jonathan Taylor against that Jets defense, they have
Speaker 3: a chance to go off against a very bad run defense.
Speaker 3: And this is where you should root against the colt
Speaker 3: But I really don't think they're gonna be a factor,
Speaker 3: so I'm not that concerned about it. The Vikings over
Speaker 3: the Titans, the Bear Packers over the Bears. I'll take
Speaker 3: the Lions over the Jags, the Rams over the Patriots,
Speaker 3: and then we get to the games that start to
Speaker 3: really matter for the Dolphins. The last one o'clock kickoff
Speaker 3: is Ravens. I think there's two more here, Ravens and Steelers,
Speaker 3: and that's the obvious root against the Steelers. I think
Speaker 3: some folks might have the Steelers win that division. I
Speaker 3: think no chance. I think they're gonna they're I've been
Speaker 3: hating on the Steelers all year, but I think they're
Speaker 3: finally gonna get some of the the come up ins
Speaker 3: that that team deserves with the roster and the way
Speaker 3: they play, because I think they're just beating bad teams
Speaker 3: by being good enough to win those games, which is
Speaker 3: it's a skill and it's set in its own self,
Speaker 3: but I just don't think they're one of those uper
Speaker 3: echelon teams at all. So root against the Steelers and
Speaker 3: all these AFC North games they have coming up.
Speaker 2: The Broncos and Falcons.
Speaker 3: Might be the biggest non Dolphins game on the schedule
Speaker 3: this week, just because the Broncos schedule like there's a
Speaker 3: lot of walking the park games on there, but they
Speaker 3: also have some tough games, and you know they're gonna
Speaker 3: get wiped with all the good teams they play because
Speaker 3: they're just some mediocre team. But this feels like one
Speaker 3: that could swing their sweeson the season the wrong direction.
Speaker 3: I'm worried about Cousins on the road in Denver. I
Speaker 3: haven't looked at the weather there, but if it's cold
Speaker 3: and the Old Bones start to tense up a little bit,
Speaker 3: don't love that. But I just don't think the Broncos
Speaker 3: are very good. So give me the give me the
Speaker 3: Broncos over the Falcons. I'm gonna pick them in this
Speaker 3: one because of the home field advantage, because of Old
Speaker 3: Bones Kirk in Denver, but I do really want the
Speaker 3: Falcons to win that game. It'd be a great set
Speaker 3: up for the Dolphins if they can get that result,
Speaker 3: and then the Niners over the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: I'll take the Bills over the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: The Chiefs are like due to get picked off, and
Speaker 3: I feel like the Bills are pretty damn good and
Speaker 3: a good team to make that happen.
Speaker 2: So Buffalo over KC.
Speaker 3: I don't know who you want to win in the
Speaker 3: Rape and the Bengals and Chargers game. I really don't
Speaker 3: because the Bengals have a have an easier slate and
Speaker 3: the Chargers have this Murderers Rose schedule coming up. But
Speaker 3: the Chargers also get like the Raiders and the Broncos
Speaker 3: and like shoot the Patriots. I think like there's a
Speaker 3: lot of like softies on that schedule, so you might
Speaker 3: need the Chargers to start stacking up some l's. But
Speaker 3: basically it comes down to this, like between the Chargers,
Speaker 3: the Bengals, the Broncos, and the Dolphins, Like one of
Speaker 3: those teams besides US, is going to be in, so
Speaker 3: like you pretty much have to root against one or
Speaker 3: the other.
Speaker 2: I think I.
Speaker 3: Want the Bengals to win, although you can make a
Speaker 3: case that burying Cincinnati at seven losses this early would
Speaker 3: be beneficial, But if the Chargers get the win, they
Speaker 3: might be able to get enough wins to get in.
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure right now.
Speaker 3: I think the Bengals conference records bad, but I don't
Speaker 3: so I don't really know. But I'm gonna pick the
Speaker 3: Bengals because I think Joe Burrows is just hot right now,
Speaker 3: and I think the Chargers are a total farce. I'll
Speaker 3: take the Texans over the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go.
Speaker 3: Ahead and take our last break right there, cut the
Speaker 3: music and get to Kyle Crabs in the next segment
Speaker 3: of the Draft Time podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 3: to you by AutoNation.
Speaker 2: Last week, he made his HQ debut.
Speaker 3: Now he's back on US or on Draft Time with us,
Speaker 3: I should say, the great Kyle Krabs. And you can't
Speaker 3: see the video this week because we're not on HQ
Speaker 3: right now, but pretty much we're on the same hoodie,
Speaker 3: my friend.
Speaker 2: That's a it's a good looking hoodie you got there.
Speaker 1: You know it's the calendar flips to November. It gets
Speaker 1: a little more chilly out. I know it's very chilly
Speaker 1: there Baptist South, So you got to have all your
Speaker 1: layers on there, but it's just naturally in the air
Speaker 1: up here where I'm at. So yeah, we're both on
Speaker 1: the athletic ware hoodies today and trying to stay more.
Speaker 3: I actually next on my shopping list here is a
Speaker 3: space heater for this room, which I know is going
Speaker 3: to make a lot of the folks in the Northeast,
Speaker 3: you know, probably label me a little bit soft. I
Speaker 3: don't mind that, but it is like sixty degrees back
Speaker 3: in these studios, so a space heater would go a
Speaker 3: long way for your boy. And the look I get
Speaker 3: on people's faces when I tell them like other beat reports,
Speaker 3: like when you come down here, make sure you bringing
Speaker 3: a jacket for the press box because it is also
Speaker 3: very chilly in the press box. And they don't they
Speaker 3: can't believe me. I mean, have you ever worn more
Speaker 3: than a T shirt to a Dolphins game, Kyle? No,
Speaker 3: maybe a home game, I should say.
Speaker 1: Maybe the season finale in twenty one with New England
Speaker 1: Patriots game where they they won and had the defensive
Speaker 1: touchdown there at the end, And that probably is the
Speaker 1: only time of not warn.
Speaker 2: A T shirt, you know, Kyle.
Speaker 3: We always cover a couple of points in the team
Speaker 3: that I find interesting talking to you about And I
Speaker 3: had a really good conversation with coach Weaver at his
Speaker 3: press conference earlier today recording this on a Thursday comes
Speaker 3: out on the Friday Draftime podcast talking about some structure stuff,
Speaker 3: and I want to get to that here in one second.
Speaker 3: But first, offensively, you know, you and I obviously text
Speaker 3: a lot about during the games after the games during
Speaker 3: the course of our film study, and you had said
Speaker 3: something to me as I was dialing up the offensive
Speaker 3: tape about how you felt there was extra meat on
Speaker 3: the bone offensively, and I thought the Dolphins were like
Speaker 3: so close, whether it was just a couple of drives
Speaker 3: that had takeaways or maybe one slip tackle here or there,
Speaker 3: to pretty much replicating their offensive production from the previous
Speaker 3: two games. And that paired with the defense's performance that
Speaker 3: was the best we've seen since maybe the Patriots game.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it was one of their best showings
Speaker 2: of the year.
Speaker 3: I'm curious when you look at where the meat left
Speaker 3: on the bone for the offense came from. What are
Speaker 3: you kind of talking about with that, and how do
Speaker 3: you think they can get to that immediately this week
Speaker 3: for the Raiders.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think especially when you consider the Raiders and
Speaker 1: what you're going up against, a front that's a little
Speaker 1: banged up, no Christian Wilkins playing for them, Malcolm Koons's
Speaker 1: on irs. It was turned into a really nice second
Speaker 1: pass rusher for them. Max Crosby obviously is capable of
Speaker 1: wrecking a game plan all on his own, but I
Speaker 1: think without the other elements there, that was what really
Speaker 1: surprised me about and not surprised me, but I came
Speaker 1: away from really having a great deal of respect for
Speaker 1: the rams in the front that they had with Fisk
Speaker 1: and Turner and Verse, and these guys are they're all
Speaker 1: condensed players. They all play low, but they're all heavy handed,
Speaker 1: but they're also very dynamic players. And that being a
Speaker 1: step here, or a peel block there, or a little
Speaker 1: bit extra heavy hand from a tight end to assist
Speaker 1: an offensive tackle with getting his block secured at the
Speaker 1: point of attack.
Speaker 2: All those little things.
Speaker 1: It just felt like you were a step off from
Speaker 1: having more chunk plays and getting some explosives, particularly in
Speaker 1: the ground game where you had opportunities, and just when
Speaker 1: you have that many dynamic talents up front that are
Speaker 1: all young talents and the rest of the guys are
Speaker 1: flying to the ball the way that the Rams do.
Speaker 1: It's great team defense and it forces you to be methodical,
Speaker 1: and I think the yardage output probably would have looked
Speaker 1: a lot better if the Dolphins didn't have one possession
Speaker 1: in the third quarter. I didn't really realize that until
Speaker 1: I sat down and did like the full grading of
Speaker 1: the game. I'm like, oh, yeah, they had one possession
Speaker 1: here and they scored a touchdown on it, and that
Speaker 1: was really it for the third quarter for them. So
Speaker 1: I do think there will be opportunities against the Raiders,
Speaker 1: especially coming away with the respect that I have for
Speaker 1: the Rams front, I think there's some matchups Mimy can
Speaker 1: maybe be a little bit more keen to take advantage
Speaker 1: of this week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's crazy because you know, and I mentioned this
Speaker 3: my film review podcast, like the way teams are straining
Speaker 3: to get over the top of this Dolphins game, Like
Speaker 3: it's almost comical to me at times, how like the
Speaker 3: safety's like.
Speaker 2: Gotta gotta gotta gotta go, Like they get back there
Speaker 2: so fast.
Speaker 3: And that's obviously opened up some other areas of the
Speaker 3: field the Dolphins have exploited with this, you know, ball
Speaker 3: control offense. They now possess and like their possessions. It's
Speaker 3: like it's like seven, eight, ten in these last three games,
Speaker 3: and it's it's not what you're used to seeing with
Speaker 3: the Dolphins getting the ball eleven twelve times in a game.
Speaker 2: So that's a little bit different.
Speaker 1: And you know what is cool about the Travis I
Speaker 1: remember going all the way back to training camp and
Speaker 1: talking to like alick Ingold and some of the offensive
Speaker 1: linemen and Tyreek Hill about the nature of being less explosive,
Speaker 1: play reliant, and it was something like they talked about
Speaker 1: in July and August, being able to not shoot yourself
Speaker 1: in the foot and piece together like operationally clean drives.
Speaker 1: How many how many penalties has the offense had the
Speaker 1: last two weeks?
Speaker 2: It was none last week?
Speaker 1: I know that, right, So like the manifestation of that
Speaker 1: and seeing that, well, it's the timeline. Maybe is is
Speaker 1: not as crisp as everybody had with their aspirations for
Speaker 1: the season, But the fact that you're getting that proof
Speaker 1: of concept and the process of getting better as a team,
Speaker 1: I think that is one thing you look at as
Speaker 1: of late for Miami. You feel good about the trend
Speaker 1: and the trend line there.
Speaker 2: That's exactly why.
Speaker 3: And I try not to do this, but I've been
Speaker 3: doing it more lately where I interject a little more
Speaker 3: like long term content into my current content because I'm
Speaker 3: you know, we have games to play, and I think
Speaker 3: it's not too late. I obviously, like you're right up
Speaker 3: against being too late for playoff perspective, but like, I
Speaker 3: feel like they've gotten to that point that I was
Speaker 3: hoping it would happen back in Week one, and obviously
Speaker 3: losing your quarterback in the second game of the year
Speaker 3: probably stunts that growth a little bit. But that's why
Speaker 3: I'm excited about the final eight games and how I
Speaker 3: think they can get hot and go on a run.
Speaker 3: But like also like down the road, like the program's
Speaker 3: in place to have both those aspects of the system,
Speaker 3: to have the defense. You know, in the second year
Speaker 3: of Anthony we were that looks so damn good right now,
Speaker 3: Like I'm really bullish and the Dolphins going forward, which
Speaker 3: is a surprise to absolutely nobody who's ever heard my content,
Speaker 3: But like I I kind of see the vision coming together. Man, Like,
Speaker 3: are you with me on that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think anytime you and Mike McDaniels alluded to this
Speaker 1: on a couple of occasions about like the job that
Speaker 1: Chris crew has as the general manager, as far as
Speaker 1: like balancing the long term and short term health and
Speaker 1: wellness of the football team. There have been some short
Speaker 1: term circumstances that you don't feel good about from a
Speaker 1: win loss perspective through nine games this season. But provided
Speaker 1: this thing continues to get better, I think that is
Speaker 1: part of where you focus your energy about. We feel
Speaker 1: better about being this being a sustainable piece of our program.
Speaker 1: What now needs to be added to this sustainable foundation
Speaker 1: that's been established to help take things to another level
Speaker 1: and move from there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's just to a staying healthy and I
Speaker 3: feel really good about it if that is the case.
Speaker 3: I mentioned Anton, we were there and the growth here
Speaker 3: for the first what is it nine games his time
Speaker 3: as a Dolphins coach here, I keep losing track of
Speaker 3: how many games we played. Nine games, and you know
Speaker 3: there was a two game dip there against the Cardinals
Speaker 3: and Bills, and I think there's no coincidence there that
Speaker 3: it was Zach Seeler being down in Javon Holland and
Speaker 3: cater cohu being down some critical parts of the defense
Speaker 3: there and man watching that tape like Cater's got a
Speaker 3: bunch of roles man. And I asked coach Weaver about
Speaker 3: this today in his press conference regarding like, how do
Speaker 3: you what's the process of determining, you know, when you
Speaker 3: can use a player in more more versatile respects because
Speaker 3: he plays inside outside and he's even dropping into the
Speaker 3: deep half sometimes in those two high coverages. And it
Speaker 3: goes back to what I learned about this defense from,
Speaker 3: you know, the the Mike McDonald influence from Baltimore, where
Speaker 3: it's like everybody has to play like multiple positions so
Speaker 3: that no one knows who's coming where, and we were
Speaker 3: touched on that.
Speaker 2: It was really informative.
Speaker 3: I'm curious from your perspective after you know grinand the
Speaker 3: tape as you do, what's the what was the difference
Speaker 3: you saw in the structure of weavers defense with and
Speaker 3: without ninety two four and eight sealers Cohu and Holland.
Speaker 1: A lot more diverse as far as showing zero looks
Speaker 1: or pressure looks with Javon Holland on the second level
Speaker 1: and then he turns and bails out and he plays
Speaker 1: the high post and plays as the free safety and
Speaker 1: he's dropping out and he was on one side of
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage and he's I in two who's
Speaker 1: running vertical on the other side of the formation, and
Speaker 1: he's like stacking him. Like when you have guys that
Speaker 1: can do that, or you can invert cater from the
Speaker 1: nickel and push him and now he's gonna play the
Speaker 1: deep half. And what flexibility that gets you to have
Speaker 1: a corner push inside or a safety that rolls down
Speaker 1: to kind of trap that area the field where Miamis
Speaker 1: has developed this reputation of where they want to throw
Speaker 1: between the numbers and the hash at eight to fifteen yards, right.
Speaker 1: It just the ways in which they changed the picture
Speaker 1: against the Rams pre snap to post snap really stood
Speaker 1: out to me. And then the guys inside, I mean
Speaker 1: the entire defensive front, everybody coming into the game against
Speaker 1: the Rams. You found out that Steve Abila was gonna
Speaker 1: be back as a second round pick for the Rams,
Speaker 1: and Jodah Jackson got a sixteen plus million dollar a
Speaker 1: year contract for them. They had Kevin Dotson who got
Speaker 1: a sixteen plus million dollar year contract for them, And
Speaker 1: it was really an area where just organic rush felt
Speaker 1: like it was what you were missing in the two
Speaker 1: week regression. Defensively, Zack Steeler comes back, You're much less
Speaker 1: pressure reliant. You can get Kalayis more fresh, and have
Speaker 1: Zach out there and platoon those guys with Deshaun Han
Speaker 1: who's turning into a really nice player for the Dolphins,
Speaker 1: Chop Robinson and his emergence. Like the number the blitz
Speaker 1: frequency against the Rams was way down, but like even
Speaker 1: the subtleties of like when they're gonna bring Jordan Brooks
Speaker 1: on a second level pressure, but it's actually a simulated
Speaker 1: pressure because Tyas Bowser is going to drop out off
Speaker 1: the end of the line of scrimmage and take a
Speaker 1: hook responsibility and cover two. Zack Sealer has that savvy
Speaker 1: of when he runs his pick stunt, he kind of
Speaker 1: gets his arm wrapped around Steve Avila's shoulder and kind
Speaker 1: of holds him in place so that Brooks gets a
Speaker 1: free run to the quarterback to force a check. All
Speaker 1: those little details and things were littered all over that tape.
Speaker 1: And when you have a blend of guys that are
Speaker 1: dynamic and a blend of guys that are savvy in
Speaker 1: the way that Zach and Klayus are, I think that
Speaker 1: that's what made it such a good game tape performance
Speaker 1: for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We he's going to be a head coach someday and
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to that opportunity for him. I just
Speaker 3: hope it's not next year because I want another year.
Speaker 3: If this guy call on this defense, I mean a
Speaker 3: thirty six year old quarterback who's going to the Hall
Speaker 3: of fam my opinion, who's played for sixteen years and
Speaker 3: has had four years in this system with Sean McVay,
Speaker 3: and he looked like a young quarterback like and that's
Speaker 3: that's something we haven't seen a lot of with his
Speaker 3: Dolphins defenses over the years, even when they were producing
Speaker 3: at a high level, like the top line, quarterbacks have
Speaker 3: usually been able to produce against the Dolphins defense. And
Speaker 3: that was a situation where you shut down a star
Speaker 3: quarterback in a big, big way. Speaking of young quarterbacks, man,
Speaker 3: we talked about the Alba L LSU game last week,
Speaker 3: and I freaking love Jaln Milroe. Dude. He is I know,
Speaker 3: always got some some wards here and there, but I
Speaker 3: or the passing. Yeah, dude, he reminds me so much
Speaker 3: of Lamar as a collegiate. But whether it's Alabama, LSU
Speaker 3: or otherwise. What you got, man, this is usually your
Speaker 3: time to shine here on the show. I've enjoyed talking
Speaker 3: more Dolphins with you this year. But let's get into
Speaker 3: the college weekend on tap here.
Speaker 1: I am selfishly gonna go with a game that has
Speaker 1: the home team favored by almost three touchdowns, as like
Speaker 1: my favorite game of the weekend to Mexico Boston College
Speaker 1: at SMU. SMU suddenly the lone undefeated team in the ACC.
Speaker 1: But Boston College has an edge rusher Donovan Izuraku, who
Speaker 1: is one of the most proficient pass rushers in the
Speaker 1: country on the edge, and they're going against an SMU
Speaker 1: team that defensively has some names that I would imagine
Speaker 1: University of Miami fans are going to recognize, like Jafari Harvey,
Speaker 1: Jared Harrison, Hunt, Elijah Roberts. These are all transfers from
Speaker 1: Miami that are starting at SMU and they're balling. They
Speaker 1: got a great defensive front. So just for if you
Speaker 1: like defensive line play and dynamic athletes and guys that
Speaker 1: could go in any range of like I'saraku I think
Speaker 1: could go in the first round. I think most of
Speaker 1: the other names like Roberts and Harvey and Harrison Hunt
Speaker 1: are probably mid round guys, but like I fell in
Speaker 1: love with Elijah Roberts tape has just kind of stumbled
Speaker 1: onto it. Watching SMU, I'm like, what's this team that's
Speaker 1: scoring all these points and beating all these good teams
Speaker 1: about And it's like, Oh, they went out hit the
Speaker 1: transfer portal hard and they get a bunch of guys
Speaker 1: that have a ton of talent. So that's the game
Speaker 1: that I'm watching this week from a college football standpoint.
Speaker 2: Great shout out for the edge group there. Obviously the Dolphins.
Speaker 3: I talked about all the time how fast the NFL
Speaker 3: comes at you, Like, I feel like just a year
Speaker 3: and a half ago we had the deepest edge group
Speaker 3: and right now we are so banged up with that
Speaker 3: spot that it's a position you look at and why
Speaker 3: Kyle does such great job evaluating the draft for not
Speaker 3: just the Dolphins but all thirty two teams and trying
Speaker 3: to have that team building aspect of always being aware
Speaker 3: of what your roster is today and what it could
Speaker 3: be tomorrow. So check out his work there. You can
Speaker 3: find him on social at Grinding the Tape. The thirty
Speaker 3: third team Draft Lee, locked on NFL Scouting, Locked on
Speaker 3: Dolphins Podcast, and of course touchdown Miami substack. He also
Speaker 3: deadlifts four oh five and squat six sixty, and he
Speaker 3: grills a really mean rack of ribs.
Speaker 2: Kyle, you said it all man, You're the best. You
Speaker 2: do it all dicks. Thanks Travis, and away he goes.
Speaker 3: If you couldn't tell by his voice at the end,
Speaker 3: I was trying very hard to get a smirk out
Speaker 3: of our very straight lace Kyle krabs, and he kind
Speaker 3: of did laugh there a little bit. So good on me,
Speaker 3: good on us, good on you, Good on Dolphins fans Nation,
Speaker 3: Good on Dolphins. Wiping the floor with the Raiders on Sunday,
Speaker 3: let's go ahead and call it a podcast. We'll be
Speaker 3: with you guys on Sunday right around eight o'clock or so.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait to wipe the floor with the Las
Speaker 3: Vegas Raiders and then get on my couch after all
Speaker 3: the work has been done, the hay is all in
Speaker 3: the barn, and watch Bengals and Chargers. Like I talked
Speaker 3: about it earlier, I would love to see you the
Speaker 3: Chargers get destroyed in that game. Quite frankly, even if
Speaker 3: it's not what might be best for ours our wildcard hopes.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's a tricky one either way.
Speaker 3: But we'll have the podcast for you guys right around
Speaker 3: eight o'clock or so, and then of course on Monday
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