Speaker 1: Two fires touch Stock Waddles knocked into the end zone
Speaker 1: of Miami by type bro Hi window. They had to
Speaker 1: get that touchdown on that play. They get it. What
Speaker 1: is up, Dolphans And welcome to the Drivetime Podcast, part
Speaker 1: of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team, your
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins. How's it going everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield and as always I am here to bring
Speaker 1: you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And on
Speaker 1: today's show, it's my favorite podcast of the week. We're
Speaker 1: breaking down the all twenty two, taking a look at
Speaker 1: some of the numbers, the advanced metrics, and all the
Speaker 1: key stats and snap counts. Will scan the social all
Speaker 1: of that and more from somewhere here in South Florida.
Speaker 1: This is the Drivetime Podcast Miami Dolphins. So housekeeping and
Speaker 1: news items off the top of this Tuesday Drivetime Podcast
Speaker 1: number one, The Dolphins signed a pair of players from
Speaker 1: their practice squad to the active fifty three man roster.
Speaker 1: They are Duke Johnson and Sheldrick RedWine, a pair of
Speaker 1: former Hurricanes who obviously played in the game on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Also Jalen Waddle and Philip Lindsay coming off the COVID
Speaker 1: I R list. They will be eligible return to practice
Speaker 1: this week. No will Fuller for the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: Brian Flores announced on Monday that he would not come
Speaker 1: back this season for the Miami Dolphins. He also said,
Speaker 1: well see about Malcolm Brown and whether or not he
Speaker 1: can come back from his injury off the injury reserve
Speaker 1: this week for the Dolphins. In the backfield. Miami also
Speaker 1: adds Justin Coleman to the reserve COVID nineteen list and
Speaker 1: released safety Will Parks. All caught up there, Good to
Speaker 1: go with that. Let's go ahead and jump right in
Speaker 1: to the all twenty two review. We start on offense
Speaker 1: this time, and normally, like we do every time, but
Speaker 1: normally we start with two in the passing game. But
Speaker 1: I wanted to start this time with the offensive line
Speaker 1: and the running game. And I think if you could
Speaker 1: go back and measure, you know, kind of a curve
Speaker 1: a graph of the running game, just from our Tuesday
Speaker 1: tape review shows every single week plot every single episode
Speaker 1: on a graph. I think you could visualize that graph
Speaker 1: with a slow climb. And then yesterday it went up,
Speaker 1: I should say Sunday recording the podcast on Monday, it
Speaker 1: went up another notch. I love that they were creative
Speaker 1: and added heavy personnel packages with ten snaps from Robert
Speaker 1: Jones where they would flip Jesse Davis over to the
Speaker 1: other side of the formation and you would have Robert
Speaker 1: Jones as either a backside tackle and some past protection
Speaker 1: roles or getting some seal blocks, some cut blocks, getting
Speaker 1: some second level blocks, doing a few things there in
Speaker 1: the offense or the heavy personnel offensive game plan. And
Speaker 1: you know, Brian Flores had this was part of the
Speaker 1: game plan heading in to utilize that package, and he
Speaker 1: thought they executed it well. And I think there was
Speaker 1: a little bit of influence from the success of the
Speaker 1: run game within the passing game. That fifteen year old
Speaker 1: curl route that to U through to Parker. Middle of
Speaker 1: the second quarter. You see the whole line, the Dolphins
Speaker 1: offensive line, and this is what it looks like when
Speaker 1: you're doing zone blocking. Your first step is all in
Speaker 1: the same direction and unison. You see them all work
Speaker 1: to the right and then the tight end and running
Speaker 1: back come up and double to seal the edge that
Speaker 1: two wants to boot to, the two wants to roll
Speaker 1: to so he can step into that throw and you
Speaker 1: kind of see the influence of the running game impact
Speaker 1: the passing game. That complimentary approach really clicked on that
Speaker 1: particular look. I also continue to love these wide runs.
Speaker 1: On fourth and short. They had a fourth and one
Speaker 1: toss sweep that worked out, and on that play Michael
Speaker 1: Dieter got himself a pancake block and then Big Rob
Speaker 1: Hunt throws Duke Ford for a couple of extra yards.
Speaker 1: I thought that was pretty hilarious. The screen pass, oh man,
Speaker 1: the screen pass was pretty Miami floods the boundary the
Speaker 1: short side of the formation, then throws the football back
Speaker 1: to the other side, the field side of the formation,
Speaker 1: and you get both Austin Jackson and Robert Hunt turned
Speaker 1: free to the second level and Austin gets a chip
Speaker 1: on number forty doesn't get him all the way to
Speaker 1: the ground. And then here comes big number sixty eight,
Speaker 1: and oh boy, does he clean things up with a
Speaker 1: big shot. He had a few pancakes or chucking guys
Speaker 1: on the ground, Rob Hunt, and another very big game
Speaker 1: for the Miami Dolphins. And at that point of the screenplay,
Speaker 1: Duke puts on a juke, breaks two tackles and it's
Speaker 1: out the gate for twenty yards. A big time game
Speaker 1: from him and really the entire offensive line in the
Speaker 1: short passing game, the running game all game long. What
Speaker 1: a play that was. And you also can see that
Speaker 1: there was a defender that dang near cut Duke Johnson
Speaker 1: off before he even got out of the kind of
Speaker 1: the scrum there, and it was held up because Liam
Speaker 1: Eichenberg came across the formation and cut a player who
Speaker 1: was trying to work over the top of that throw.
Speaker 1: But he gets over there and holds on just long
Speaker 1: enough for Duke to get out. So several guys making
Speaker 1: plays on that particular play, and that will be a
Speaker 1: theme the course of this tape review podcast. And we
Speaker 1: go forward to Miles Gaskins seven yard run on the
Speaker 1: second drive of the third quarter. I thought this play
Speaker 1: was very indicative of how the offensive line played in
Speaker 1: the throughout the course of this game. Liam and Austin
Speaker 1: had a fantastic double where they just carried their man
Speaker 1: five yards up the field and eventually that double team
Speaker 1: block swallows up the second level linebacker who comes up
Speaker 1: to fill that gap. So they were hitting double teams
Speaker 1: throughout the course of this game on both sides of
Speaker 1: the offensive line. But really Liam and Austin connecting on
Speaker 1: some of those hip to hip, shoulder to shoulder, your
Speaker 1: first round pick from a year ago, your second round
Speaker 1: pick from this year really showing up in tandem on
Speaker 1: a lot of these good double team blocks. And speaking
Speaker 1: of Miles Man, he picked one hell of a time
Speaker 1: to have his best run of the entire season. That
Speaker 1: thirty yard run that got out the backside looked like
Speaker 1: it was dead to rights at the start, but he
Speaker 1: barely squeezed through that thing and got a nice seal
Speaker 1: from Jesse. Then Albert Wilson comes down field and hits
Speaker 1: a big block and carries it for a while on
Speaker 1: that thirty yard run. So that was kind of the
Speaker 1: Miles Gaskin portion of the podcast and a huge play
Speaker 1: in that game that really put Miami from are they
Speaker 1: gonna win this game to really in the driver's seat
Speaker 1: to control the rest of that game. But as far
Speaker 1: as the offensive line goes r with Austin Jackson here
Speaker 1: as a pulling guard from the backside, he really does
Speaker 1: a good job staying tight into the line and into
Speaker 1: Rob Hunt's backside when he kind of curls around that
Speaker 1: the gap between the right guard and the and the
Speaker 1: right tackle, you're your right side b gap there, and
Speaker 1: it really helps kind of condense the options for the
Speaker 1: linebacker to shoot those gaps because they're keeping such tight
Speaker 1: splits when he comes around in that tight formation. Was
Speaker 1: very impressed by that with how kind of nimble he
Speaker 1: is working in those tight spaces. And then in past protection,
Speaker 1: I think there's just far less panic this year than
Speaker 1: earlier or right now, I should say, than there was
Speaker 1: earlier in the year for Austin Jackson. He mentioned in
Speaker 1: his Monday media that playing guard has kind of taught
Speaker 1: him some technique things that he needed. And on the
Speaker 1: play where it's tipped and caught by Bert the past
Speaker 1: to Mike get sicky that gets tipped up into the air.
Speaker 1: You see the defensive tackle punch and then try to
Speaker 1: disengage and rip through on Jackson's left shoulder. But he
Speaker 1: stays calm and doesn't kind of panic when these shoulders
Speaker 1: are not matching the feet and just lets the feet
Speaker 1: kind of catch up and establish a firm base to
Speaker 1: then re anchor and drop that weight again. So some
Speaker 1: very nice work in this game from Austin Jackson with
Speaker 1: the technique stuff, and he mentioned it too. In his
Speaker 1: Monday presser, Liam Eichenberg, I thought everything about him looks
Speaker 1: more fluid and confident over the last few weeks. He's
Speaker 1: getting into his sets for whatever the ask might be,
Speaker 1: whether it's vertical, whether it's a go attack and get
Speaker 1: the blocker type of set. And he showcase this in
Speaker 1: a variety of running plays and passing plays, like there
Speaker 1: was one where he has to steal a backside run
Speaker 1: where you have to kind of cut off that short
Speaker 1: angle where you might see like an Andrew van Ginkl
Speaker 1: or an Emmanuel Ogba chase around that weak side edge.
Speaker 1: Just go kind of getting the way and steal that
Speaker 1: thing off and really get the weight on the toe
Speaker 1: so you can transition and drop that anchor and kind
Speaker 1: of use the balls at your feet to keep that
Speaker 1: attacker at bay. And I thought he did that through
Speaker 1: the course of this game. He had another play where
Speaker 1: he has a chip and a double with Austin Jackson
Speaker 1: where he then chips or catches and climbs and get
Speaker 1: to the second level. And he was in that second
Speaker 1: level making a lot of big blocks for the course
Speaker 1: of this game. And then in past protection, I thought
Speaker 1: it was more of the same as far as the
Speaker 1: technique goes, I thought his hands were excellent. He didn't
Speaker 1: really put so much, you know, on the play of
Speaker 1: his feet in terms of if that makes any sense,
Speaker 1: where he gets better up top so that he can
Speaker 1: play better in the lower half. So because the hands
Speaker 1: are better, it makes it easier on his feet to
Speaker 1: recover on some of those MR or redirections or you
Speaker 1: know speed move, speed to power or inside type of
Speaker 1: move where guys are making lateral decisions. On Liam Eichenberg,
Speaker 1: he also throw a nice cut block on a very
Speaker 1: first completion of the game on the Christian Wilkins touchdown.
Speaker 1: What a job to wham the off side defender by
Speaker 1: Liam Eichenberg on that play. I mean, we get to
Speaker 1: replay the down if it doesn't work there. But Liam's
Speaker 1: work basically helped give us that celebration on that touchdown.
Speaker 1: Big play there, and just the strong hands in general.
Speaker 1: He he latched on and ended so many reps. Right
Speaker 1: at the point in this game where he just goes
Speaker 1: out and gets guys and again go check the TUA
Speaker 1: truck play the nine yard run, Liam goes and gets
Speaker 1: the man and locks him up and shuts down his runway.
Speaker 1: Where he just closes any potential for him to build
Speaker 1: up some speed to go to power or again to
Speaker 1: make an inside or outside move, goes and gets the
Speaker 1: block and ends it right there. I mentioned Rob Hunt
Speaker 1: thought he was terrific all game long, and his best
Speaker 1: block was pulling and ceiling on the second and six
Speaker 1: run right before the kind of red zone area. On
Speaker 1: the game winning drive, it was a twelve yard run
Speaker 1: by Duke Johnson. It was a key block where he
Speaker 1: works around another double team by Liam and Austin and
Speaker 1: pulls place out and hits a key block on c. J.
Speaker 1: Mosley to free up a nice twelve yard Duke Johnson run.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Duke, what a nice sense of urgency and
Speaker 1: explosiveness of the whole that he runs with, and very
Speaker 1: decisive running. It looked like he was okay with making
Speaker 1: a wrong choice as long as he did it quickly,
Speaker 1: and as the game went on he seemed to make
Speaker 1: the right choice more and more often. What a performance
Speaker 1: it was from the hometown kid. You saw it with
Speaker 1: his fourth down, his fourth ront of the game, rather
Speaker 1: a third and one conversion. It's the Dolphins third offensive series.
Speaker 1: He slips the tackle from Moseley, but Moseley could really
Speaker 1: only get an arm out there, one arm out there,
Speaker 1: because Liam Eichenberg has a great second level block scaring
Speaker 1: him up after helping Chip on that block on Austin
Speaker 1: Jackson's man we talked about in the previous segment here
Speaker 1: on the catching climb from Leam Eichenberg. But then Duke
Speaker 1: Johnson makes the arm tackle miss, and that was something
Speaker 1: we saw throughout the course of this game. I thought
Speaker 1: the two touchdown runs number one, the first one he
Speaker 1: wants to get wide, gets caught up and slides a
Speaker 1: gap over and just slams that thing in to get
Speaker 1: it over the top. And check out Robert Jones on
Speaker 1: that play. The extra offensive lineman. We've seen so little
Speaker 1: of him between preseason and now a handful of regular
Speaker 1: season reps, but the intrigue only built for me in
Speaker 1: this game about his game. I think he still has
Speaker 1: something there to work with the undrafted rookie this year
Speaker 1: on the Dolphins offensive line, but he stayed in for
Speaker 1: pass for on one play also, and it was an
Speaker 1: incomplete hitch slash back shoulder conversion throat to Davante Parker
Speaker 1: sometime in the third quarter, but he blocked the end
Speaker 1: pretty well on that one too, so some tackle works,
Speaker 1: some into interior work in the running game likewise of
Speaker 1: from Robert Jones, and was there for both of Duke
Speaker 1: Johnson's touchdown runs. The second one, it was just really
Speaker 1: well blocked at the first level enough to get us
Speaker 1: to a five yard run down to the two yard
Speaker 1: line for second and goal. But Duke wasn't satisfied with that.
Speaker 1: He just finished that thing off with pure effort like
Speaker 1: he did the first run. So two big effort runs
Speaker 1: from Duke Johnson for a pair of touchdowns, and oh man,
Speaker 1: it got cooking on that run that was at the
Speaker 1: second quarter. You get a skip poll play side from
Speaker 1: Big Rob Hunt. What that means is you're gonna see
Speaker 1: the guard kind of do a little shuffle step to
Speaker 1: work to his new gap, and obviously Rob is the
Speaker 1: right guard, so he leaves and tries to come around
Speaker 1: the left guard's left shoulder, which is the left side
Speaker 1: b gap, and he wants to kind of delay it
Speaker 1: because you have Duke in the pistol. The operation takes
Speaker 1: a little bit longer to execute, so you don't want
Speaker 1: him just sprinting over there and getting out in front
Speaker 1: of the play so you skip pull them to kind
Speaker 1: of time up more with the mesh point with the handoff.
Speaker 1: And as this kind of occurs, Duke has patients working
Speaker 1: behind Rob Hunt and he does a little skip step
Speaker 1: of his own to the left and it brings a
Speaker 1: linebacker from Rob's right shoulder over to his left shoulder.
Speaker 1: And after this little skip step, he goes right back
Speaker 1: to the wine back lane. Sets that thing up beautifully.
Speaker 1: After pressing at play side. The jump cut back to
Speaker 1: the backside explodes out that backside gap and not only
Speaker 1: helps Rob Hunt on his block, it helps Liam Eikenberg
Speaker 1: game leverage on a second level block as well when
Speaker 1: he puts his head down and picks up four more
Speaker 1: yards through the tackle. What a frigging run that was
Speaker 1: all game long for Duke. And then later, how about
Speaker 1: this spin move on second and five to set us
Speaker 1: up for a third and one to pose to what
Speaker 1: looked like there's gonna be a loss. I mean, he
Speaker 1: gets out wide and the edge is completely set, he
Speaker 1: just spins off that tackle and because the north and
Speaker 1: south momentum, he falls forward for a game of four.
Speaker 1: I just love the way he ran this game. His
Speaker 1: eleven yard run to end the third quarter, Austin Jackson
Speaker 1: gets a pancake and Liam is ceiling and working down
Speaker 1: field to stay on his block. They just continue to
Speaker 1: kick ass in the running game all game long. The
Speaker 1: numbers will bear that out here in just one second,
Speaker 1: but Duke again finishes for a handful of extra yards
Speaker 1: and then finally, the last note on his game was
Speaker 1: the stiff farm on the outside run on the game
Speaker 1: winning drive. That's all that needs to be said about.
Speaker 1: It presses inside, bounces out wide, throws the stiff arm,
Speaker 1: and springs another seven or eight yards after that on
Speaker 1: a first down completion, and all of a sudden, it's
Speaker 1: at the negative forty two yard line from Miami on
Speaker 1: that game winning drive. Great stuff there from Duke Johnson
Speaker 1: speaking of that game winning drive to I had that
Speaker 1: first throw to get Miami going in positive direction for
Speaker 1: a nine yard game. To Mike KASICKI, let's talk about
Speaker 1: his game. It was up and down at least as
Speaker 1: far as I was concerned. And you know, I just
Speaker 1: want to go ahead and make it a point that
Speaker 1: this is strictly my opinion when breaking down the film
Speaker 1: without knowing exactly what the play design or what the
Speaker 1: play call is or who's supposed to be where, et cetera.
Speaker 1: This is my best guess at what I'm seeing, so
Speaker 1: take it with a grain of salt. We'll talk to
Speaker 1: the coaches on Tuesday and get their opinions on things
Speaker 1: further and continue to use their word as gospel. And
Speaker 1: this is just my opinion only, and that's all it is, right,
Speaker 1: an opinion. Everyone has one. Here's what my take on
Speaker 1: TOOS game on Sunday. Early on the failed exchange look
Speaker 1: to me like Duke never expected a handoff and he
Speaker 1: might have had Davante Parker on a slant for a
Speaker 1: possible first down. Just a rough start that got worse
Speaker 1: on the very next snap, the interception to start the
Speaker 1: second drive, he's throwing that to Mike gets sicky on
Speaker 1: a corner route, But it looks like Mike's route is
Speaker 1: basically over and rightfully so, because not only is he
Speaker 1: covered over the top and underneath cloud corner kind of
Speaker 1: falls back and flipped his hips and got depth double
Speaker 1: covering Mike. He's just not open and it looks like
Speaker 1: the boundary safety shows buzz what that means. You might
Speaker 1: hear a lot about the term three buzz cover three
Speaker 1: buzzes where you show quarters with four deep type the
Speaker 1: two corners and two safeties deep, and then your third
Speaker 1: guy will buzz the middle, rob the middle of the
Speaker 1: field and kind of take a shot on a crossing
Speaker 1: route or try to maybe a hook route, a dig
Speaker 1: route something over the middle, and then it kind of
Speaker 1: converts into a cover three look and that boundary safety
Speaker 1: buzzed and then realized there was no crossing route, and
Speaker 1: he goes back into a deep safety look and he's
Speaker 1: over the top and Mike's like, all right, this route
Speaker 1: is not gonna he sees it that way to a
Speaker 1: does not and DeVante Parker comes open, but it looks
Speaker 1: like he kind of pulls his arm. Downs have to say,
Speaker 1: no way is that ball for me? And I don't
Speaker 1: think it was. And you guys know, I'm a huge
Speaker 1: fan number one's game, but this was just such a
Speaker 1: blip way off the charts for his standard that I
Speaker 1: don't want to say, like, I just kind of want
Speaker 1: to say shake it off and move on, because there's
Speaker 1: nothing to suggest that this is some kind of trend.
Speaker 1: So the key now is to not let it become
Speaker 1: one going forward. But a really strange play there on
Speaker 1: to his first interception, the deep shot to Albert Wilson.
Speaker 1: I was wrong about this on the Sunday recap pod.
Speaker 1: Wilson runs a delayed wheel route where I thought it
Speaker 1: was more of a generic wheel route or a traditional
Speaker 1: real wheel route, I should say, where he's really working
Speaker 1: first to stretch the cloud corner horizontally going lateral to
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage. But then he just gets turned
Speaker 1: free and as a safety closes down field and Davante
Speaker 1: Parker to sees it and tries to set up and
Speaker 1: throw a deep ball as the rush kind of gets
Speaker 1: in as he throws the ball, but it's just about
Speaker 1: five yards short of where it needed to be to
Speaker 1: hit Albert Wilson and stride. It's a tough throw and
Speaker 1: he missed it. That's a throw where if Miami can
Speaker 1: hit that, it can really take this offense to the
Speaker 1: next level. I really hope we get that look again
Speaker 1: at some point later in the season, cause I want
Speaker 1: to see they can execute it this time around. The
Speaker 1: very next ball to DeVante Parker, the one batted and
Speaker 1: nearly picked off again again, his location is off, which
Speaker 1: just speaks to it being a rusty start for to
Speaker 1: Ah I mean, the guy literally leads the league in
Speaker 1: completion percentage. We know he's accurate, but he's just off again.
Speaker 1: And I'll say this again. I talked about Waddles value
Speaker 1: to the offense. Look, it's no secret. Look at his
Speaker 1: reception and receiving numbers. It's it's all there for you
Speaker 1: to a really shines when throwing to separation, like when
Speaker 1: he can anticipate separation off of a break and throwing
Speaker 1: the ball to put the guy in a spot to
Speaker 1: maximize that separation. And for large swaths of this game,
Speaker 1: in the first game without Waddle this season, it was
Speaker 1: a lot of throws into tight windows against a lot
Speaker 1: of receivers that are not separating. Against the Jets defensive
Speaker 1: backfield that played very well in this game. And I
Speaker 1: think that was reflective in the fact that two was aggressivecentage,
Speaker 1: which are throws into windows of one yard or tighter
Speaker 1: jumped up like four in this game from what it
Speaker 1: was heading into the game. We'll get to that here
Speaker 1: in just one second, but lots of throws into tight
Speaker 1: windows and the covered receivers. But then it got better.
Speaker 1: The corner out to Davante Parker, who against covered. But
Speaker 1: there's leverage on this throw. And I don't really have
Speaker 1: to add a whole lot from yesterday other than this
Speaker 1: one crucial detail. I told you the cloud corner had
Speaker 1: crashed the flat. That's because one looked out to the flat,
Speaker 1: and not only were his eyes to the flat, his
Speaker 1: front facing shoulder and his front foot we're facing that direction,
Speaker 1: which indicates the throw to the flat. He then squares
Speaker 1: back up to the corner and fires that dime away
Speaker 1: from Parker to kind of box out the defensive back
Speaker 1: and it's a good catch and a tremendous throw from
Speaker 1: tongue Byloa. He had three significant scrambles in this game.
Speaker 1: Nice work on each one of them for good chunks
Speaker 1: of yards. He except the shoulder drop. Let's not do that, okay,
Speaker 1: he said that himself. I agree, no more of that.
Speaker 1: And after doing the scramble on back to back plays
Speaker 1: on a drive at the end of the first half,
Speaker 1: he then has a nice strike to Mike get Sicky
Speaker 1: after a fall start had pushed him back into second
Speaker 1: long to move the chains. But then another throw to
Speaker 1: Mike get Sick in the next play, this one in
Speaker 1: the end zone where there are three Jets defenders in
Speaker 1: the area. It looks like Mike gets his hands on it,
Speaker 1: but still kind of a dangerous proposition. And Durham was
Speaker 1: naked in the flat, so just the type of reads
Speaker 1: that you don't expect him to like. He's usually really
Speaker 1: good at that stuff, so I'm not gonna worry about
Speaker 1: until he becomes a trend right now. It was a
Speaker 1: one game thing with the type of stuff, and then
Speaker 1: it gets a reset and come back in the second half.
Speaker 1: And the throw to Isaiah Ford was so nice. The
Speaker 1: jet style of a blitz as they did at the
Speaker 1: end of the first half on a third and goal,
Speaker 1: throw that two or just throw out the back of
Speaker 1: the end zone. Two A goes to the one guy
Speaker 1: in the pattern on this play that stacks his man
Speaker 1: after Isaiah gets a clean release and gets right on top.
Speaker 1: And you also see the middle of the field safety
Speaker 1: roll and get out to the opposite direction at the
Speaker 1: snap to his eyes are on him. He sees that
Speaker 1: and says, all right, there goes, that's where the ball
Speaker 1: is going. It comes out, and both those things allowed
Speaker 1: Isaiah to play that ball in the air like he did.
Speaker 1: It was a great route, a dime throw, a nice catch,
Speaker 1: and then later in the game, Isaiah had a third
Speaker 1: and five conversion where he catches a two way go
Speaker 1: and puts a nice move to get space for two
Speaker 1: of to hit him on the out route. Just a
Speaker 1: good job of keeping the eyes down the middle on
Speaker 1: that play. Fight to a to not let the defender
Speaker 1: on the outside drive and anticipate that outside breaking throw.
Speaker 1: So I thought too, and Ford showed some good chemistry
Speaker 1: in this game. After the long pass on the over
Speaker 1: the shoulder bucket throw to Ford, we come back with
Speaker 1: a terrific route from Mike Gasicki on a crucial third
Speaker 1: and nine conversion right before the end zone on the
Speaker 1: opening drive of that second half, and that was a
Speaker 1: great route by Ghisiki where he flips his man's hips
Speaker 1: and then kind of puts him in the spin cycle
Speaker 1: with the inside release and spins back outside. Ball's perfect
Speaker 1: move the sticks. And then we get the Duke Johnson
Speaker 1: touchdown run. And then that whole shot to Isaiah Ford
Speaker 1: coming off an offensive holding call where he just sits
Speaker 1: in the zone and man, that ball came out before
Speaker 1: Ford even settled up in that hookup zone and the
Speaker 1: velocity to beat the defend. It was nice. It was
Speaker 1: a nice, strong, confident throw there from Tuah. You love
Speaker 1: to see those throws against the zone. The very next
Speaker 1: one though, disaster, and it was a good play by
Speaker 1: number twenty six for the Jets to drive on this ball.
Speaker 1: You see Hunter Long come out of his break and
Speaker 1: then it's kind of a shuffle step or two to
Speaker 1: regather and re gather. So to me, that indicates a
Speaker 1: beat late in terms of the time of the football
Speaker 1: and that's probably the reason why he can drive on
Speaker 1: that and make the play just a brutal result, hopefully
Speaker 1: a learning lesson for Tuah and this Dolphins offense. Then
Speaker 1: you come back with a touchdown pass to DeVante Parker.
Speaker 1: We talked about it on Monday. That ball was behind him,
Speaker 1: but DeVante was given that two way go and he
Speaker 1: did a good job of kind of slow playing the
Speaker 1: inside release to give himself plenty of space. That separation
Speaker 1: gives you margin for air and we needed it on
Speaker 1: that play. Big time catch and turn up field for
Speaker 1: a touchdown for Davanta Parker. Let's talk about the defense,
Speaker 1: but first, real quick these words and as we talked
Speaker 1: about for the offense and the passing game early on,
Speaker 1: it was a rusty return for the Dolphins defense on
Speaker 1: the All twenty two review here the Tuesday edition of
Speaker 1: the Drive Time podcast. For this Dolphins defense in the
Speaker 1: first half of this game, some uncharacteristic big lanes in
Speaker 1: the running game, some receivers left alone by significant patches
Speaker 1: of grass like tight ends or backs, or even receivers
Speaker 1: in the short areas just getting turned free with nobody
Speaker 1: around them, way too many mistackles. Just not the defense
Speaker 1: we had been seeing for the last six or so
Speaker 1: weeks in the first half of this game, but thankfully
Speaker 1: it turned around quickly in the second half. But also
Speaker 1: a lot of those Jets plays were things I think
Speaker 1: you can work to minimize going forward. Like four of
Speaker 1: the Jets big first big plays in that first half
Speaker 1: were a play action boot where Andrew van Geinkl disengages
Speaker 1: the tight end to pursue Wilson, he throws it right
Speaker 1: over his head, big run and catch after that, a
Speaker 1: reverse that goes for eight yards, a throwback where Zack
Speaker 1: Wilson catches a pass back from the receiver on a
Speaker 1: little end around look and he gets pressure right away
Speaker 1: and makes a tremendous scramble play and rolls the other direction,
Speaker 1: and throws to an uncovered Ryan Griffin, who again was
Speaker 1: turned completely free when Wilson reversed field. That one, to
Speaker 1: me was frustrating. Then the fourth one you get a
Speaker 1: hook and lateral and there was four awkward jerseys in
Speaker 1: the neighborhood there on Braxton Barrios, but they just couldn't
Speaker 1: get him down short of the sticks. And that goes
Speaker 1: back to the tackling issues I thought we had in
Speaker 1: that first half of the defense. We've seen again for
Speaker 1: the last seven weeks. Showed up right away from the
Speaker 1: first play in the second half when Zack Seeler gets
Speaker 1: knocked back and it basically forces in a pulling guard
Speaker 1: Elijah vera tucker. It knocks him over because the knock
Speaker 1: back forces a bubble and the guard doesn't see it
Speaker 1: and he gets knocked to the ground, and that creates
Speaker 1: a huge lane for Landing Roberts, who flies in and
Speaker 1: makes a huge hit right in that b gap. To
Speaker 1: kind of set the tone on that first series. The
Speaker 1: Jets then try a now route to the flat from trips,
Speaker 1: but Miami plasters this thing three for three all the
Speaker 1: way across the board. The Jets get a holding call,
Speaker 1: Aga gets a sack. It is backwards from there for them.
Speaker 1: From that first series, guys just seemed to really lift
Speaker 1: their level of play. And on the third down play
Speaker 1: on that series, Van Ginkle chased Zack Wilson out to
Speaker 1: the sideline to get a third down stop there as well,
Speaker 1: And then the very next series he does it again,
Speaker 1: the retrace, the kind of chase in one direction and
Speaker 1: change direction to go back the other way. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that more here. In just one second, you think
Speaker 1: it a six yard run, then Zack Wilson slips the
Speaker 1: sack from Justin Coleman. Then bang, there's Brandon Jones who
Speaker 1: gets home for an eight yard loss. And I like
Speaker 1: the way Miami reacted to those bootlegs and the naked
Speaker 1: action for the quarterback in the second half. It was
Speaker 1: one hell of an adjustment from that first half, because
Speaker 1: that's kind of how the Jets were setting up a
Speaker 1: lot of those trick plays and the miss direction to
Speaker 1: get fall steps and cause some of the tackling issues
Speaker 1: and cause some of the eye discipline issues in that
Speaker 1: first half. But Miami went into the locker room adjusted
Speaker 1: and put a stop to it immediately. You'd love to
Speaker 1: see that the next play completion and then boom, Andrew
Speaker 1: Van Giegel comes off the edge like an F one
Speaker 1: are and gets the sack on Zack Wilson. The very
Speaker 1: next drive, they get two big plays and they tied
Speaker 1: in flat and a running play that both went for
Speaker 1: like twenty something yards. But then Zack Seeler comes up
Speaker 1: with the strip sack, working past the guard, running right
Speaker 1: through the back. Great job getting the ball out and
Speaker 1: then the bottom of the pile by Agba to get
Speaker 1: that ball out of the bottom of the pilot as
Speaker 1: well for the phone recovery. They just couldn't get anything going.
Speaker 1: It was either immediate pressure or or coverage that forced
Speaker 1: Wilson to tucket and go and make a secondary decision.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the individuals. Brandon Jones, that's sack I
Speaker 1: talked about. He's sure is fun to watch man. The
Speaker 1: first play of the game, he's running away from the
Speaker 1: play in motion and it has to come all the
Speaker 1: way back to the other side of the formation and
Speaker 1: makes a tackle on a play that was strung out
Speaker 1: on the opposite sideline from where he came from and
Speaker 1: he's moving on that play, and really a lot of
Speaker 1: these plays he makes, he just moves at a different speed,
Speaker 1: and the guys around him going back to the front
Speaker 1: of the defense, up front on the defensive line. Man,
Speaker 1: these guys they bowled out once again. Emmanuel Ogba the
Speaker 1: jet threw a ball to Jamison Crowder and the flat
Speaker 1: on the first drive, and you watch og Boss swat
Speaker 1: down the hands of the right tackle before a bull
Speaker 1: rush and just runs him right into the turf. It
Speaker 1: made me laugh quite a bit. Him and Steeler have
Speaker 1: some of the best grown man football tape you're gonna
Speaker 1: see out there. The very next drive, he forces the
Speaker 1: back to bubble on a run away from him. He
Speaker 1: then flattens off the snap and gets into a sprint
Speaker 1: as the unblocked end going away from him. I love
Speaker 1: the way the Dolphins pursue the football off the edge
Speaker 1: on runs away from them, And I'm also very glad
Speaker 1: he got the past defense that he did. But Brandon
Speaker 1: Jones was coming downhill on that route and might have
Speaker 1: had to play on the ball either way. Good work
Speaker 1: from both. Talk about growing man football. Speaking of Zack
Speaker 1: Steeler time and time again, how about him recognizing that
Speaker 1: quarterback throwback and retracing upfield for a pass breakup on
Speaker 1: one of the jets many trick plays. You don't see
Speaker 1: that very often, not from a three pound guy getting
Speaker 1: upfield playing pass coverage. The very next play a new drive,
Speaker 1: he kicks out wide to a five technique and swims inside.
Speaker 1: Elijah vera Tucker having a great rookie season at left guard,
Speaker 1: who's pulling to seal the outside shoulder of Seiler, and
Speaker 1: he just swims over it and makes a play in
Speaker 1: the backfield. This guy, I just keep writing this, This guy, man,
Speaker 1: He's crazy. First play a second half talked with the
Speaker 1: knock back he gets where he trips up the pulling
Speaker 1: guard and gives a landing Roberts that free run for
Speaker 1: a hit in the backfield and a loss. S had
Speaker 1: a big tone there in the second half of that game.
Speaker 1: We mentioned the swim on the run stuff earlier. That's
Speaker 1: how he got his trip sack to the guard shoots
Speaker 1: for his left shoulder, he sidesteps hit, swims and gets
Speaker 1: that arm over the top to get right around him,
Speaker 1: then bull dozes the back and bang strip sack for
Speaker 1: a huge play. Staying up front, Christian Wilkins, it so
Speaker 1: often looks like he's defending. He's just playing against the
Speaker 1: sled they work on in practice where he just pops
Speaker 1: that thing up, stays engage, peaks around the corner, and
Speaker 1: gets off the block. But he doesn't commit to a
Speaker 1: gap until it's been declared by the back, and that
Speaker 1: helps him make good decisions and helps him create chances
Speaker 1: for his teammates as well. He comes off and impacts
Speaker 1: the back decision making so frequently to just slows things
Speaker 1: down a notch for the rest of his guys. And
Speaker 1: it's you know, it gets a really big play late
Speaker 1: in this game to get a two yard tackle for
Speaker 1: loss after the Jets had taken over with good field position.
Speaker 1: He knocks them back. They go back and back and back.
Speaker 1: After that good work from Christian Wilkins. I put a
Speaker 1: note on ray Kwon Davis that he just so rarely
Speaker 1: gets moved even against double teams. We talked about that
Speaker 1: edge position on this team. It's been I think one
Speaker 1: of the best groups the entire team. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: Andrew van Ginkl who he does so many things well
Speaker 1: right now. He does such a good job down in
Speaker 1: and down out of setting a high edge and what
Speaker 1: I mean by that is getting damn near parallel to
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage and really getting on the outside
Speaker 1: shoulder into the backfield. So if that back on an
Speaker 1: outside run wants to go the long way around, he's
Speaker 1: gonna have to bubble. And what that means is you
Speaker 1: work backwards opposed to being lateral to the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 1: and that of course allows the rest of the flow
Speaker 1: of the defense to gain a step or two on
Speaker 1: those outside pursue plays. Then going the other direction. At
Speaker 1: the end of the first half, he pursues one as
Speaker 1: the unblocked man like odd Bad did earlier, and pulls
Speaker 1: the back backwards for his friends to arrive and finish
Speaker 1: off a tackle for loss. He's playing so fast and
Speaker 1: it showed on that third down stop to kick off
Speaker 1: the second half, like we mentioned earlier, where Van Ginkel
Speaker 1: matches Zach Wilson step first step on a spy, they
Speaker 1: play coverage zero pressure. Look, only three guys come and
Speaker 1: one of them is Andrew Van Ginkle playing kind of
Speaker 1: a spy over the middle and keep yourself clean of
Speaker 1: the block, and they cover it up. Wilson has to
Speaker 1: get outside and run and he matches him step first
Speaker 1: step to the sideline. No chance, And then again the
Speaker 1: very next play. On the next series, he chases him
Speaker 1: all over the field and does not let Zack Wilson
Speaker 1: get away. What a day for Andrew Van Ginkle. Jalen
Speaker 1: Phillips had a quiet day statistically, but he hit a
Speaker 1: big pass rush at the end of the third quarter
Speaker 1: that forced Wilson off the spot. Didn't finish the sack,
Speaker 1: but Jerome Baker cleaned it up. Speaking of Bake, that
Speaker 1: third and nine where Byron's in tight coverage, thought Baker
Speaker 1: really forced the football to come out when it did
Speaker 1: with a good pass rush where he stays on the
Speaker 1: outside shoulder of the back and just keeps working inside
Speaker 1: to force Wilson's platform to kind of get off platform
Speaker 1: as it were, and force him off the original spot
Speaker 1: and the ball comes out quickly. And his first sack
Speaker 1: of the game came right after the hooking lateralal where
Speaker 1: he gets the back to step up and pass pro
Speaker 1: right away like I'm gonna challenge this linebacker and he
Speaker 1: lost and Joan Baker gets a big sack there and
Speaker 1: the defensive secondary X and Byron. The best way I
Speaker 1: can explain it for this game is that you saw
Speaker 1: such minimal movement when they were in close competition, whether
Speaker 1: it's jam or the top of the route, just difficulty
Speaker 1: for the receivers to create missteps for twenty and twenty
Speaker 1: four then also minimal indecisiveness when they would pull the trigger,
Speaker 1: get to fire out of the back pedal, to make
Speaker 1: a decision when driving on those routes. Just no real
Speaker 1: mystery for them as to what the receiver wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Fire the trigger driving the top of the route they
Speaker 1: did at all game long, and the Jets ran so
Speaker 1: much motion and bunches, and I thought they communicated those
Speaker 1: combos beautifully from those looks to say, hey, I got inside,
Speaker 1: you got outside, vice versa. Byron's ability to really, you know,
Speaker 1: X didn't get a lot of action this game, So
Speaker 1: Byron's ability to go from mirror and then flip the
Speaker 1: hips and get on the horse and get vertical is
Speaker 1: still as smooth as anybody there is in this league.
Speaker 1: He creates such small windows on those throws, and it
Speaker 1: felt like at times last year quarterbacks were hitting those
Speaker 1: and like an abnormally high rate. But man, he's always
Speaker 1: in good shape on those. And I love that. The
Speaker 1: one catch that Pro Football Focus credited to him was
Speaker 1: a nine yard completion on fourth and ten to end
Speaker 1: the game. Great game Byron and then Nick need Um.
Speaker 1: Nothing deep in the big plays were short throws that
Speaker 1: sprung free, So I thought he did a good job
Speaker 1: in his first real ever free safety action. That's your
Speaker 1: all twenty two review. Let's move on to the numbers here,
Speaker 1: but first, real quick, a few words alright, so that
Speaker 1: is the film review. Let's go ahead and pick it
Speaker 1: up with the PFF numbers here, and we start with two.
Speaker 1: A tongue of Byloa's game. Did you know that he
Speaker 1: was two for three on twenty plus yard throws with
Speaker 1: an average depth of target of thirty two point three
Speaker 1: yards sixty four yards on passes completed over twenty yards.
Speaker 1: He had a struggle in the intermediate though, three for
Speaker 1: nine for thirty six yards and a pick under pressure.
Speaker 1: Not his best game. Four for ninety one yards, a touchdown,
Speaker 1: an interception when he was blitz though that was when
Speaker 1: the Dolphins got some of their hey six for ten
Speaker 1: fifty three yards and both touchdowns coming against blitz blitzells
Speaker 1: from that Jets defense. Both interceptions came against four man rushes.
Speaker 1: Duke Johnson forced eight miss tackles in the game and
Speaker 1: average three point six eight yards after contact and Miles
Speaker 1: had a season high four yards average after contact. He
Speaker 1: missed a big forced a big miss tackle on his
Speaker 1: best run really that thirty yard massive, massive run. He
Speaker 1: had two forced miss tackles in the day and average
Speaker 1: five point four yards per carry. Isaiah Ford had three
Speaker 1: point six four yards per route run in this game
Speaker 1: that was a season high for him, and seventeen yards
Speaker 1: per target, where Davonte Parker had a very good showing
Speaker 1: at two point to seven yards per oute run and
Speaker 1: seven and a half yards per target. And again that
Speaker 1: ball he caught for the touchdown, What a catch that was.
Speaker 1: Pressures up front, first of all, no sacks from the
Speaker 1: offensive line. They gave it the two as far as
Speaker 1: Pro football full because it's concerned after a scramble play
Speaker 1: for no gain. But Liam Eichenberg has his third grade
Speaker 1: game with one or for your pressure. You like the
Speaker 1: way that sounds. I talked about his past pro looking good.
Speaker 1: There's some numbers to back it up. Austin Jackson clean sheet,
Speaker 1: no pressures, Michael did two pressures, both QB hits, Rob
Speaker 1: Hunt one pressure allowed, Jesse Davis two pressures, five pressures
Speaker 1: from the offensive line. Check that six pressures. How about
Speaker 1: some directional rushing the left end eight for forty nine,
Speaker 1: left tackle one for six, left guard five total fourteen
Speaker 1: for eighty three. That's five point nine three yards per
Speaker 1: carry and running behind Rob Hunt at right guard just
Speaker 1: a cool fifteen point five yards per carry. Defensively for
Speaker 1: the Dolphins. Pressures in the game, Agba had seven, Van
Speaker 1: Ginkl had five. That's twelve from your two primary edges.
Speaker 1: Doesn't count Jaylen Phillips, who also had one. Adam Butler
Speaker 1: had three. Jerome Baker and Justin Coleman both had to
Speaker 1: run stops. Justin Coleman had four. Wilkins and Brandon Jones
Speaker 1: had three. Apiece, Ray Kwon Davis had two, and a
Speaker 1: bunch of guys had one. Ogbad Now has seven and sacks.
Speaker 1: It's the second highest total of his career, both of
Speaker 1: those nine last year with the Miami Dolphins. His ten
Speaker 1: pass breakups are most among defensive linemen this year. Cameron
Speaker 1: Heyward and Pittsburgh is second with seven. Has fifty seven
Speaker 1: pressures that's ninth in the NFL. Van Gikl has forty
Speaker 1: twenty eight in the NFL Phillips has thirty seven that's
Speaker 1: tied for twenty ninth among edges, three guys in the
Speaker 1: top thirty and edge pressures. X and Byron played seventy
Speaker 1: two coverage snaps apiece or total. I should say five
Speaker 1: targets one on X, one catch for nine yards on
Speaker 1: Byron Jones one for four. As a team, Miami's thirty
Speaker 1: seven sacks are tied for fourth in the NFL. Prior
Speaker 1: to the Monday and Tuesday games. They're twenty one takeaways
Speaker 1: or ninth most again prior to the Monday and Tuesday games.
Speaker 1: Next Gen stats not a lot to update here. A
Speaker 1: lot of the rankings are the same. To is fifth
Speaker 1: and time to throw at two point five one seconds.
Speaker 1: He's first in aggressive throw percent digit nineteen point two percent.
Speaker 1: That jumped almost four percent from last week. We talked
Speaker 1: about the receiver and the separation thing at the top
Speaker 1: of the podcast. His completion above expected rate is three
Speaker 1: point one percent plus. That's third best in the NFL,
Speaker 1: behind Joe Burrow and Kyler Murray. And this isn't next gen,
Speaker 1: but he's eight in the NFL and total qb R
Speaker 1: at eight or fifty six point four. Josh Allen Carson Wentz,
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, Justin Herbert, Aaron Rodgers, Matt Stafford
Speaker 1: are the names in front of him. In the game,
Speaker 1: he hit a long air yard throw of forty point
Speaker 1: five air yards. His fastest are The fastest time measured
Speaker 1: in this game was Albert Wilson eight teen point seven
Speaker 1: two miles per hour, and Andrew van Ginkl had the
Speaker 1: fastest sack at two point nine seconds. How about some
Speaker 1: snap counts to I played sixty eight, jacobea played three.
Speaker 1: The offensive line went wire to wire for all seventy
Speaker 1: one snaps. Robert Jones played ten snaps, that's four percent.
Speaker 1: At running back, Duke Johnson played forty one that's fifty
Speaker 1: percent of the workload. Miles Gaskin played twenty six snaps
Speaker 1: At receiver. Davante Parker led the way with sixty three
Speaker 1: snaps that was nine percent of the workload. Albert Wilson
Speaker 1: played forty one, mac or is a Ford rather nineteen,
Speaker 1: Mac Hollins thirteen snaps. Preston Williams played six in the game.
Speaker 1: At tight end, Durham Smith leads the way with sixty
Speaker 1: five snaps percent of the workload. Mike get sick he
Speaker 1: played forty five, Hunter Long played twenty three, and Seaton
Speaker 1: Carter played one, and Christian Wilkins had the two snaps.
Speaker 1: On offense, he also had forty two snaps. To lead
Speaker 1: all into your defensive lineman, that was seventy of the workload.
Speaker 1: Ray Kwon Davis played thirty one, and Zach Seieler and
Speaker 1: Adam Butler both played a piece off the edge. Van
Speaker 1: Gekle leads the way forty seven snaps, Jalen Phillips forty
Speaker 1: one snaps, Ogat thirty five snaps, and Vince Beagle one
Speaker 1: At linebacker. Jerome Baker played every rep all fifty seven.
Speaker 1: A Landon Roberts played thirty two snaps, Duke Riley played
Speaker 1: nine at cornerback. X Byron and Nick Needum all played
Speaker 1: every snap all fifty seven at safety. Son Brandon Jones
Speaker 1: and then Justin Coleman played thirty six snaps. Eric Rowe
Speaker 1: played thirty three, so you get four defensive backs that
Speaker 1: really played all the snaps and then Coleman thirty six three.
Speaker 1: Just used six guys in the day. That's the absence
Speaker 1: of Javon Holland being a part of that obviously some
Speaker 1: notable special team snap counts Vince Beagle twenty five, Clayton Federal,
Speaker 1: Sheldrick RedWine twenty snaps. Let's go ahead and scan the
Speaker 1: social So I wanted to talk about players involving and improving,
Speaker 1: and today we focus on the offensive line. We touched
Speaker 1: on it already in the All twenty two. This was
Speaker 1: the best offensive line performance we've seen this year from
Speaker 1: my money, and that's a damn good front the Jets
Speaker 1: bring with them down here to South Florida. Not to
Speaker 1: mention where Sala's bread has been buttered in his career
Speaker 1: in that same area up front, but for the Dolphins
Speaker 1: to have that kind of performance and for the individuals
Speaker 1: to stand out the way they did, guys that were
Speaker 1: drafted really in the last two years, and this isn't
Speaker 1: a one time thing. It's a trend starting to kind
Speaker 1: of form. Over the last few weeks. Leon's last three
Speaker 1: games have been his best three games as a pro.
Speaker 1: Gott to note the climb from the last from last season.
Speaker 1: With Robert Hunt playing as a top ten right tackle
Speaker 1: his final six games of his rookie season, you see
Speaker 1: them kind of get better as we go along here
Speaker 1: Michael Dieter coming back after not playing a game last
Speaker 1: year and giving you the production he's done up front.
Speaker 1: How about Austin Jackson's resurgence, pushing guys in the Running game,
Speaker 1: creating huge lanes, no pressures in the past protection game.
Speaker 1: And it reminds me back to when we talk about
Speaker 1: complementing two US strengths with this massive offensive line that
Speaker 1: can lean on folks in the Run game and the
Speaker 1: r p O game and really by proxy, the entire
Speaker 1: Run Game is a collection of that, and I think
Speaker 1: you saw that in this game, that rushing performance with
Speaker 1: our full complement of weapons. I'm excited about the prospect
Speaker 1: of that. Hopefully they hit their stride right now. Either way,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty excited about what's to come, both now and
Speaker 1: in the future. And to put a bow on that thought, Miami,
Speaker 1: as we've discussed, has done so well to continually restock
Speaker 1: the cupboards down the line, both in terms of cat flexibility,
Speaker 1: draft capital. They're obviously going to add talent, but the
Speaker 1: more you develop at each spot, if those additions are
Speaker 1: competing with incumbents, that's how you wind up with a
Speaker 1: deep team that goes fifty three deep. And it allows
Speaker 1: you to strength and strengths. Hope that's the case we
Speaker 1: have going on here with the offensive line again, excitement,
Speaker 1: and that's for Monday in New Orleans more than anything else.
Speaker 1: All Right, that's gonna do it for our show, A
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