Speaker 1: To a remove Dolan deep speedways, Peace do Pas.
Speaker 2: From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Speaker 2: This is Drivetime with Travis Wingfield. He's got my advans
Speaker 2: in the playoffs. What is up Dolphins? And welcome to
Speaker 2: the Draft Time Podcast. I am your host, Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 2: And on today's show we are answering your questions via
Speaker 2: the Twitter and mailbag. We'll talk about the quarterback tears,
Speaker 2: if you want to call it that, in the National
Speaker 2: Football League, Jalen Waddles contract extension, what the Dolphins could
Speaker 2: do the rest of the summer to upgrade the roster
Speaker 2: who's been so impressive so far. We'll talk about movies.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about the Seattle Mariners, and a whole bunch
Speaker 2: more that's coming up today on this edition of the
Speaker 2: Draft Time Podcast. From the Baptist Hell Studios inside the
Speaker 2: Baptist Hill Training Complex. This is the DT Podcasts. It
Speaker 2: has been a while since we heard from you, so
Speaker 2: I wanted to open up the Twitter mailbag here on
Speaker 2: this Friday edition of the Draft Time Podcast. And we
Speaker 2: are off of week two of OTA practice reports. Next
Speaker 2: week we'll be with you guys on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Speaker 2: and then pivot to two episodes per week, and we
Speaker 2: have some really fun summer content planned for you all
Speaker 2: here on Drivetime. So I thought this was a great
Speaker 2: chance to put some user questions on all things Dolphins, fatherhood,
Speaker 2: four irons, to keep up with the f alliteration, and
Speaker 2: everything in between. I put out the call on social.
Speaker 2: You guys responded strong. I think I had like forty
Speaker 2: five replies, So thank you for that. Let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and pick it up right here, because this first question
Speaker 2: gets us into the one news item of the day.
Speaker 2: The Jalen Wattle contract extension, which over a five year
Speaker 2: period that will keep him in Miami through at least
Speaker 2: twenty twenty eight, is essentially an a apy of twenty
Speaker 2: one million dollars per year. It gets Wattle his bag,
Speaker 2: it's most guaranteed, seventy six out of like the eighty
Speaker 2: five money. Eighty five million dollars he gets is guaranteed,
Speaker 2: and if you look at the cat breakdown, essentially it's
Speaker 2: pretty cheap for the next couple of years, and then
Speaker 2: there's some big money years at the end of the contract.
Speaker 2: But when you factor in the guys are gonna get
Speaker 2: paid here coming up pretty soon like a C. D.
Speaker 2: Lamb or a T. Higgins or a Brandon Ayuk or
Speaker 2: a Justin Jefferson or a Jamar Chase in five years,
Speaker 2: that thirty three million dollar cap hit might be actually
Speaker 2: a pretty good deal for the Dolphins. So we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens when we get there. But the Dolphins go
Speaker 2: back to the well, they extend one of their own
Speaker 2: and the first question here from at Clay Smith underscore
Speaker 2: ten says over under three point five extensions before week one?
Speaker 2: He says four with two, oh, Waddle Holland and David
Speaker 2: Long and those would be my picks too, already have
Speaker 2: one down, So I think that that's a good way
Speaker 2: to you know, kick off the podcast here. But the Dolphins,
Speaker 2: you know, have put themselves in this position to take
Speaker 2: care of their own guys, right, and they've done a
Speaker 2: good job of creating flexibility down the road and prioritize
Speaker 2: certain guys at premium positions that we have his draft picks.
Speaker 2: Right defensive tackle wasn't that spot, and right guard wasn't
Speaker 2: that spot. But it started the quarterback. We'll see when
Speaker 2: that happens. It's going to happen eventually. The right tackle
Speaker 2: is done. Austin Jackson got his extension last year, and
Speaker 2: then now our star receiver has his second contract after
Speaker 2: becoming the first Dolphin to begin his career with three
Speaker 2: consecutive one thousand yard seasons. We've seen him as a
Speaker 2: rookie operate effectively in a role that was entirely different
Speaker 2: than what he did in college and the last two
Speaker 2: years a possession receiver who ran most of his routes
Speaker 2: to a stagnant finish or coming back to the line
Speaker 2: of scrimmage, and that wasn't really his game. And all
Speaker 2: he did was embrace that role, catch over one hundred
Speaker 2: balls for over one thousand yards, and pretty much be
Speaker 2: the only guy in the twenty twenty one offense from
Speaker 2: a skill player standpoint that you can count on. Then
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two he's back to what makes him
Speaker 2: a special player and he comes very close to fourteen
Speaker 2: hundred yards, and then last year another thousand yards, but
Speaker 2: does that missing a few games and saw the production
Speaker 2: go down at TAD as a result, But make no mistake,
Speaker 2: one of the game's best receivers. I think he's a
Speaker 2: top ten receiver. Been saying it since his rookie season
Speaker 2: when we didn't give him enough chances with all the
Speaker 2: routes that he got open on that season in a
Speaker 2: really poorly designed offense that year. He's a dog. He
Speaker 2: outworks everyone around him. He plays with the major edge
Speaker 2: to him that I absolutely love. He's all about the team.
Speaker 2: His teammates love him. He saw Ramsey Hill, all the
Speaker 2: boys came out and supported him on social media, and
Speaker 2: the news got announced on Thursday morning. The speed is
Speaker 2: what obviously jumps off the tape, but it's the nuance
Speaker 2: in his route running like all great receivers to me,
Speaker 2: that makes him really different and stand out from his peers.
Speaker 2: Subtle moves headnots leans. The ability though, to accelerate off
Speaker 2: of cuts. I talked about it on Twitter with Brett
Speaker 2: Coleman regarding Chris Johnson and Devon a Chian. The ability
Speaker 2: to accelerate off of a cut means you better arrive
Speaker 2: and square him up because if you don't, you're gonna
Speaker 2: get an eighty four yard touchdown like he had against
Speaker 2: the Packers a couple of years ago. And that's where
Speaker 2: I think he maximizes his separation and then of course
Speaker 2: leaves defenders in the Dust. Great deal for the Dolphins,
Speaker 2: as they now have Water Tyreek, two of the game's
Speaker 2: very best locked up for the foreseeable future. Also, there
Speaker 2: was a story about Tyreek trying to get a contract
Speaker 2: extension here at the Miami Dolphins, which to me says
Speaker 2: he's not thinking about retirement anytime soon. And Wattle being
Speaker 2: here through twenty twenty eight, you hope that Tyreek is
Speaker 2: also going to you know, keep his career going that
Speaker 2: long too. And again it comes ahead of some big
Speaker 2: time a receiver contracts that will come up here on
Speaker 2: the market very soon. So great question. My answer to
Speaker 2: that is I take the over also, and I like
Speaker 2: the names that you gave me there, although I'll probably
Speaker 2: switch out Phillips for Javon Holland. All Right, this next
Speaker 2: one is going to be a long one at the
Speaker 2: realist one, but it's an zero to three. Where would
Speaker 2: you rank tu today among all starting quarterbacks? And I'm
Speaker 2: glad you had this question because I see rankings and
Speaker 2: lists all the time, and I am pretty good about
Speaker 2: just you know, staying out of what I typically find
Speaker 2: to be an unproductive conversation. But I think this provides
Speaker 2: a good platform to kind of spell this out how
Speaker 2: I see fit. I do think you can evaluate each
Speaker 2: quarterback against one another, but I don't think it's done
Speaker 2: the right way. For example, well, I saw a tweet
Speaker 2: from Patriots camp and I cannot remember if it was
Speaker 2: a fan or a beat rider. Those lines seem to
Speaker 2: get blurred more and more by the day, but it
Speaker 2: was Joe Milton throwing a football as he as far
Speaker 2: as he can, right, and the caption was, Joe Milton
Speaker 2: is going to be a problem, And I'm like, since friggin'
Speaker 2: win man. That's like watching a long drive competition and
Speaker 2: being like, this guy is gonna win majors. Yeah, a
Speaker 2: long driver has literally never even won a PGA if
Speaker 2: maybe they have, but they're not winning majors, and they're
Speaker 2: not doing it often because distance in length is not
Speaker 2: like a great golfer the way throwing a football eighty
Speaker 2: five yards does not really mean a whole lot either.
Speaker 2: Now does arms strength have value, of course it does,
Speaker 2: of course it does. The ability to make more throws
Speaker 2: to more areas of the field and be later on
Speaker 2: said throws with the ability to hit them. Of course
Speaker 2: there is value in that. But also pull up the
Speaker 2: tape and Tua is fitting super tight windows down the
Speaker 2: field all the time. He was thirty in the NFL
Speaker 2: last year in big time throws a PFF stat that
Speaker 2: measures tight windows vertical throws down the field way more
Speaker 2: than a lot of quarterbacks who have stronger arms than him.
Speaker 2: For instance, Justin Herd had way less big time throws
Speaker 2: last year than two a Donga bai Loa. And this
Speaker 2: isn't some take on Two's arm strength. It's not the
Speaker 2: best in the NFL. It's far from the worst. I mean,
Speaker 2: Jamie Moyer pitched in the big league for twenty seven
Speaker 2: years and barely ever topped ninety miles an hour. I
Speaker 2: just want to get that out of the way, because
Speaker 2: there isn't a single decision maker who is employed who
Speaker 2: thinks that way about Joe Milton throwing long balls on
Speaker 2: air and camp thinking this is going to be a problem.
Speaker 2: No one thinks that way. I think there's a massive
Speaker 2: disconnect from how NFL teams think about quarterback play and
Speaker 2: how Twitter users, for instance, think of it. Command knowledge,
Speaker 2: a coach in the huddle, reliable, dependable, same guy every day.
Speaker 2: I mean, there are countless intangibles that translate to having
Speaker 2: the ball get to where it needs to be when
Speaker 2: it needs to get there. And we've seen Tua get
Speaker 2: better at that every single year really since his first
Speaker 2: year at Bama. Hell, go watch the National championship when
Speaker 2: he came in a halftime two was running like RPOs
Speaker 2: and scrambling and making plays off script. Get to his
Speaker 2: final year at Bama and no, there's more processing, there's
Speaker 2: more anticipation. He became a better quarterback, just like he's
Speaker 2: done as a pro. And why I think he'll just
Speaker 2: get better every year from here. For his skills are
Speaker 2: ones that improve, they don't regress. So that's one part
Speaker 2: of it. The other part and actually Brett Coleman, again
Speaker 2: coming up on the podcast twice today, tweeted this and
Speaker 2: articulated it better than I ever could. So let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and read the tweet from Brett said, some people
Speaker 2: seem to think you can only pay a quarterback if
Speaker 2: they are top ten or else it's an overpay. But
Speaker 2: how many consistently top ten quarterbacks are there? The number
Speaker 2: isn't ten any given year, there are fifteen to sixteen
Speaker 2: guys who can argue for being top ten quarterbacks in
Speaker 2: that single year. But the number of quarterbacks who can
Speaker 2: be argued as top ten every year for four plus
Speaker 2: year stretch is maybe six guys. There's no shame in
Speaker 2: not having one of those six guys. Sure it would
Speaker 2: be nice, but that's just not realistic. Pay the guy
Speaker 2: who can be top ten if you build things around
Speaker 2: them the right way. You really don't want to find
Speaker 2: out what happens when you let them go, really well,
Speaker 2: said Brett, and I think this is so spot on.
Speaker 2: I think opinions and evaluations are way too rigid and
Speaker 2: become two ingrained and for two a sake, some people
Speaker 2: I think are still stuck to his twenty twenty and
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one campaigns, which weren't even that bad. I
Speaker 2: saw a tweet he went six and three of the
Speaker 2: head coach that hated him, with Devonte parker's' top receiver
Speaker 2: on one hamstring and a running back corps that was
Speaker 2: topped by Ryan Fitzpatrick in Rushing Yards of the Year previously.
Speaker 2: But I digress. And then because he was playing an
Speaker 2: awesome ball. Now it has to be because of Tyreek
Speaker 2: or McDaniel or anything that's not to because it can't
Speaker 2: possibly be him, because we saw it in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one when it wasn't as good, even though to a
Speaker 2: shrad of the Jets a top five defense without Tyreek
Speaker 2: last year. But once again I digress. The rankings are fluid.
Speaker 2: They should always stay that way. Players change, circumstances, change
Speaker 2: the way teams defend guys changes to bring it to
Speaker 2: another sport. You guys know I love the Mariners. Julio Rodriguez,
Speaker 2: the menor center fielder, was awesome his first two years.
Speaker 2: Through three hundred games. His numbers were comparable to Kenriford, Junior,
Speaker 2: Mike Trout, all those dudes. This year, teams have figured
Speaker 2: out that if you pitch him soft away and then
Speaker 2: pound him in hard, he has a tough time adjusting
Speaker 2: to those fastballs in off the plate. So where do
Speaker 2: you rank Julio? Is he the six to fifteen OPS
Speaker 2: guy he's been the first two months of this season,
Speaker 2: or is he the eight to fifty OPS All Star
Speaker 2: he was his first two years. It's kind of the
Speaker 2: same thing as Odell. I feel like it's super in
Speaker 2: vogue right now. Say that the Odell Beckham's best days
Speaker 2: are behind him, and they probably are. But you aren't
Speaker 2: doing it right if you're not watching his tape and
Speaker 2: seeing that guy can still absolutely go and has an
Speaker 2: absolutely electric rep within him. So to me, there are
Speaker 2: two quarterbacks who are a different plane than the rest
Speaker 2: of the National Football League. I know you guys don't
Speaker 2: want to hear this, but they are Patrick Mahomes and
Speaker 2: Josh Allen. Then there's a group of guys that are
Speaker 2: on the precipice, but the questions around them are valid
Speaker 2: enough to keep them away from that Mahomes and Allan
Speaker 2: Teer who both those guys. Quite frankly, I don't have
Speaker 2: many questions about I know Alan Nick's bad decisions and
Speaker 2: turns of ball over, but he is just comes back
Speaker 2: and keeps coming back and keeps producing even after bad plays.
Speaker 2: The guys in the next category from me are Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 2: His inconsistencies and how he sees the field and his
Speaker 2: availability are the concerns. Joe Burrow, He's missed more games
Speaker 2: than two out of his career. There you go. He
Speaker 2: also starts the year very slow the last two years.
Speaker 2: Matthew Stafford availability, he's been an issue for him right
Speaker 2: and then Tua is also in that group for me,
Speaker 2: and his ability his availability is a question even after
Speaker 2: last year and his ability to finish and play strong
Speaker 2: in big games, which is I understand that the concern there,
Speaker 2: even though context tells you there's It's better than it
Speaker 2: looks to the eye. Now, if Tua makes one run,
Speaker 2: he jumps to the top of the list to me,
Speaker 2: and I know I'd be called crazy by a lot
Speaker 2: of people for that list, and people that do not
Speaker 2: work in NFL buildings. So I'm totally fine with that.
Speaker 2: But like the Ringer bros. Who just see six foot five,
Speaker 2: big am and can run, I just value other things.
Speaker 2: So this next group is right there, right there for me,
Speaker 2: right up against that first group. Two of them are
Speaker 2: guys I essentially have in the next tier, but I
Speaker 2: need to see one more season of it, and they
Speaker 2: are stroud and love two quarterbacks that I could not
Speaker 2: rave about enough as prospects. And look, I know bragging's
Speaker 2: on a good look, but I kind of feel like
Speaker 2: it's worth spelling out here that my track record of
Speaker 2: quarterback evaluations should make you take my Tua projections more seriously.
Speaker 2: But if you're here, you probably already do, so who
Speaker 2: the hell are you talking to? And I don't know. Also,
Speaker 2: in that group and Actually, you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go ahead and separate back groups. Next is Stroud in Love.
Speaker 2: But the group after that for me is Kyler Murray,
Speaker 2: Dak Prescott, Justin Herbert, and Trevor Lawrence. The next tier
Speaker 2: for me is Jalen Hurts, Jared Goff, Kirk Cousins, Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 2: and Brock Purdy. And actually I probably would I'd probably
Speaker 2: keep Purtty closer to the other side of that list.
Speaker 2: He's on the back end of that. And for posterity,
Speaker 2: I think Anthony Richardson is going to fly up lists
Speaker 2: this year. So for the total POSTERI let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and go thirty two to one for me. In my
Speaker 2: top quarterbacks that I see it going into twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: number thirty two. J J. McCarthy, bo Nicks is next,
Speaker 2: Bryce Young, Daniel Jones, will Levis, Jaden Daniels, Yeah, Jaden
Speaker 2: Daniels j Yeah, Drake May Gardner Minshew is my twenty
Speaker 2: five through thirty two. Then Derek Carrs twenty four. I
Speaker 2: have Caleb Williams twenty three. He'll probably jump up higher
Speaker 2: than that. Russell Wilson twenty two, Deshaun Watson, twenty one,
Speaker 2: and Baker Mayfield rounds out. He's number twenty rounds out
Speaker 2: the top. The bottom twelve. Gino Smith is nineteen, Anthony
Speaker 2: Richardson eighteen. I think he jumps up big this year,
Speaker 2: brock Perty seventeen, Kirk Cousins and Aaron Rodgers and Jared
Speaker 2: Goff Jalen Hurts and Jared Goff is sixteen, fifteen, fourteen thirteen.
Speaker 2: Then my top twelve is Lawrence Herbert and Kyler twelve eleven, ten.
Speaker 2: Then the nine through seven category dak Love and Stroud
Speaker 2: and then Tua I have at number six. I would
Speaker 2: be totally okay if you want to drop two spots
Speaker 2: to eight and move them back behind Stroud Love, I
Speaker 2: just think too, it's not for longer than those two
Speaker 2: guys have in similar ways. And then Lamar, Burrow, Stafford,
Speaker 2: Allen and Mahomes are my top five quarterbacks. Sound good,
Speaker 2: all right, So let's go ahead and put a pennant
Speaker 2: right there. Come back on the other side and keep
Speaker 2: answering your questions on the Dolphin. On the Drivetime mail bag,
Speaker 2: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation.
Speaker 2: We go back to the Twitter mail bag here with
Speaker 2: my good buddy ghost of Adam Gaze who asked this question.
Speaker 2: With Riisner signed with the Vikings and the offensive line
Speaker 2: concerns of the twenty twenty three seasons still lingering, does
Speaker 2: Miami address the O line post June one with another
Speaker 2: veteran or is the team content on not replacing Hunt
Speaker 2: and confident there guys will step up. I feel like
Speaker 2: this is the primary thing I see on Dolphin's Twitter recently.
Speaker 2: And let me just first start by saying this, if
Speaker 2: there's a situation where an injury or two occurs on
Speaker 2: the interior, I can see where the major concern over
Speaker 2: depth comes into play. No argument out of me on
Speaker 2: that standpoint. But can we get one thing clear about
Speaker 2: Dalton Reisner? And I say this as a guy that
Speaker 2: was a huge fan of him coming out of Kansas State.
Speaker 2: This is a guy that's been on the market every
Speaker 2: year late into the year every year. You ever ask
Speaker 2: yourself why in the league that is in a depression
Speaker 2: of quality offensive line play? Because, first off, the tape
Speaker 2: is mediocre. Have you guys watched the Dalton Riismer tape.
Speaker 2: It's not great. It's okay, it's fine. Second, the fit
Speaker 2: is not great. Either and third some inside baseball. He's
Speaker 2: an absolute knucklehead. You're just gonna have to trust me
Speaker 2: in the last part. But it's what I know, So
Speaker 2: just keep that in mind.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 2: Now I would be all over Greg van Rotin. I
Speaker 2: still think that's the play there. But I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: you guys are going to have to get used to
Speaker 2: the offensive line not being this team's top priority. Every
Speaker 2: team takes shortcuts because that's how the sellar cap demands
Speaker 2: you do it. For the Dolphins, it's the offensive line.
Speaker 2: For the Niners, it's the offensive line. For the Packers,
Speaker 2: it's the offensive line. It's just not how the scheme
Speaker 2: is built. And I get the end of season struggles.
Speaker 2: I do. I promise you I do. Watching Lester Cotton
Speaker 2: miss a landmark for the fourteenth time in a row,
Speaker 2: or Liam Meikenberg trip over the turf Monster for the
Speaker 2: twelfth time in a row, costing us big runs, it sucked.
Speaker 2: Trust me, I get it. But this is also the
Speaker 2: number one offense in the National Football despite having the
Speaker 2: most o line combinations in the NFL last year. And
Speaker 2: they did all of that despite all those fan concerns.
Speaker 2: I told the story about toront Armstead's injury in Houston
Speaker 2: in training camp last year, and Kendall Lamb stepping in,
Speaker 2: and nobody thought we could survive Lamb at left tackle.
Speaker 2: Nobody thought Austin Jackson deserved the right tackle job, nobody
Speaker 2: thought Isaiah Winn belonged with the starters. And yet all
Speaker 2: three of those guys played really, really well last year,
Speaker 2: and when we had the line mostly fully healthy, we
Speaker 2: literally set records for most amount of yards through X
Speaker 2: amount of weeks. And then, of course Connor and is
Speaker 2: Isaiah get hurt in the Philly game, and that's where
Speaker 2: things kind of pivoted back a little bit at that
Speaker 2: point of the year. So I guess my plea is
Speaker 2: to just trust, just have faith. I mean, they did
Speaker 2: sign to Ron Armstead, that was a big ticket item.
Speaker 2: They did sign Connor Williams a big free agent. They
Speaker 2: went out and got Isaiah win last year. They drafted
Speaker 2: Patrick Paul in the second round. I don't think it's
Speaker 2: fair to lump Austin and Rob and here as to
Speaker 2: high draft picks, because they were both before McDaniel got here.
Speaker 2: But it's not like they totally neglected altogether. They just
Speaker 2: don't value offensive line the way other teams do. And
Speaker 2: there's a reason for that. They know what they can
Speaker 2: get and cannot get away with, and it's more important
Speaker 2: to have dynamic skill players, and it is to vest
Speaker 2: in the offensive line, a group that is outmatched by
Speaker 2: the defensive line every single week for every single team
Speaker 2: in the National Football League. Once again, I would sign
Speaker 2: Greg Van Rodin. But that's just me. Let's go ahead
Speaker 2: and run some audio here from Chris First or the
Speaker 2: San Francisco forty Niners offensive line coach, who talked about
Speaker 2: this and how their system values skill players over offensive line.
Speaker 2: I think every Dolphins fan needs to hear this.
Speaker 1: Now there's a line and this is what I always
Speaker 1: say with the offensive line play, and this is cool discussion.
Speaker 2: I love this discussion.
Speaker 1: There's a line below which that with offensive line play
Speaker 1: that if you just drop a little bit below it,
Speaker 1: it's it's a gaping hole. It's just all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you're like, he can't block anybody, And now we got
Speaker 1: a major problem. As long as they're at that line
Speaker 1: and just above it, you can get you can survive it,
Speaker 1: and you can take care of We've got ways with
Speaker 1: our system, we can chip, we can do all sorts
Speaker 1: of things to help guys, slidelines, double team, the best
Speaker 1: rush around the team. There's so many mechanisms to help
Speaker 1: alignment that if a guy can't get open, if a
Speaker 1: guy can't catch the ball right, that's way I'm problem.
Speaker 1: But an offensive line plate, you gotta be careful. You
Speaker 1: got to have those six, seven, eight guys that are
Speaker 1: just at that line are above And that's that's the challenge.
Speaker 1: Where's that line in the draft? Is that the third round,
Speaker 1: second round, fourth round, fifth when's that line where all
Speaker 1: of a sudden the tackles have dried up, the guards
Speaker 1: have dried up. Now you're talking about drafting backup players,
Speaker 1: which is fine. They're backup players, but they're not gonna
Speaker 1: be long term starts for your team. And that's the
Speaker 1: that's the challenge for me, because eventually the guys that
Speaker 1: can run a score touchdowns run out. They're not there anymore.
Speaker 1: So you have to find those quality starters at other positions.
Speaker 1: And you got to be right because oftentimes when you
Speaker 1: draft a lineman in the fourth or fifth round, there
Speaker 1: might be a guy that could come in immediately, contribute
Speaker 1: on special teams, contribute to be a backup linebacker, safety,
Speaker 1: and those that's where so I'm not okay, we didn't
Speaker 1: driving first sec. We got to take somebody in the
Speaker 1: fourth round here because they got five guys, got five
Speaker 1: holes to fill.
Speaker 2: So so yeah, like again last year, late in the year,
Speaker 2: when there were certain players in the lineup, I think
Speaker 2: those guys were below the line. But as long as
Speaker 2: you have enough guys above the line, I think the
Speaker 2: Dolphins have ten of those guys who are above the line.
Speaker 2: That's I mean, that's the whole idea. Like ten guys
Speaker 2: you can put out there and you can trust me
Speaker 2: to play good enough football to make this whole thing work.
Speaker 2: That was the idea of getting deeper at the position
Speaker 2: and not being as worried about top of the line
Speaker 2: guys who are probably gonna get hurt some point anyways,
Speaker 2: and you have to get into the depth. So let's
Speaker 2: get better at eight through ten opposed to getting way
Speaker 2: better at one through three, and then when those guys
Speaker 2: get hurt, you're back in the same spot. Right. Does
Speaker 2: that makes sense? I hope it does. Next question at
Speaker 2: Kevin Garrard thirteen. Your thoughts on three guys I'd like
Speaker 2: to pursue post June one Quandre Diggs. I like his
Speaker 2: ability to play deep and free up Holland to attack
Speaker 2: the ball more two Van Rote starting caliber right guard.
Speaker 2: Number three shack loss and might need a part time
Speaker 2: d And to start the year. Excellent edge center versus
Speaker 2: the run. Yeah, heavy handed shack losson right first off.
Speaker 2: I like all those players. I think Caandre Diggs is
Speaker 2: my favorite of that group. He's one of the most
Speaker 2: underrated players in the league for my money, and a
Speaker 2: position that excels and some of the things I think
Speaker 2: I find most intriguing about a safety and quite frankly,
Speaker 2: the stuff that makes Javon Holland and Jordan Poyer are
Speaker 2: so good and how they can anticipate and move before
Speaker 2: the quarterback makes his move. I think defensive back. The
Speaker 2: defensive backfield here is incredibly deep, and I would agree
Speaker 2: that one area you could stand it at a body
Speaker 2: is probably at safety. And we'll see how Nick Edams
Speaker 2: transition there goes. But to your point, there's still so
Speaker 2: many proven vets out there. It's a weird market, a
Speaker 2: weird year for the safety market this year. I'm a
Speaker 2: big fan of Van Roten. Like I mentioned, think he'd
Speaker 2: be a nice fit here, and I'm not really sure
Speaker 2: I agree on Shack. I think maybe his best days
Speaker 2: are behind him, and I do think a progress stopper
Speaker 2: in front of Chopper Kamara or quite frankly, I think
Speaker 2: Grayson Murphy has a good shot to make the team
Speaker 2: as well. So we know one thing. Though, Dolphins will
Speaker 2: always be looking to make moves from now to cut
Speaker 2: down day, I think that some of the guys you
Speaker 2: mentioned there are going to be well within their thoughts
Speaker 2: and their potential plans at Hassan Patel, what's the toughest
Speaker 2: part about being a dad? Any advice for someone who
Speaker 2: will become a dad soon? I love this question. It's
Speaker 2: a right turn from what we've just been talking about.
Speaker 2: But I want to go ahead and first just cover this.
Speaker 2: My first piece of advice is a steal sleep anyway
Speaker 2: you can. I haven't slept a full night in years,
Speaker 2: and it affects your everyday life. It does. My wife
Speaker 2: is the same way too. If you have some downtime,
Speaker 2: go find in that man. My next piece of advice
Speaker 2: is to be a great resource for your partner, help
Speaker 2: them carry the load. Be spontaneous and where you help,
Speaker 2: nothing's gonna make your partner happier than coming home and
Speaker 2: seeing their to do list already wiped out. Do that
Speaker 2: as much as you possibly can if you have the energy.
Speaker 2: My final and more important advice is to not listen
Speaker 2: to parenting advice from anybody. Every kid is incredibly different
Speaker 2: and what works for you probably won't work for somebody else.
Speaker 2: You know what's best for your child, and you are
Speaker 2: the best parent for him or her. Most of my
Speaker 2: advice is about making sure you put yourself in the
Speaker 2: best position to be a great dad, like sleeping, for instance,
Speaker 2: but also make it a point to still do things
Speaker 2: that make you happy. My first kid was born during
Speaker 2: the pandemic, and that was a rough time because there
Speaker 2: was not much I could do to take care of
Speaker 2: my own mental and it was very stressful and I
Speaker 2: suffered from it. Your life is about to get a
Speaker 2: lot more stressful, and for me, a one year old
Speaker 2: that I have without having family in South Florida, like
Speaker 2: it's just me and my wife. We're the only ones
Speaker 2: that can look after him, so it's constant stress and anxiety.
Speaker 2: For you, it's gonna get more stressful, So find outlets
Speaker 2: to help you destress, because that will make you a
Speaker 2: better parent. Everybody on this podcast knows I dove deep
Speaker 2: into golf, and whether it's a quick range session or
Speaker 2: having a tea time to look forward to, it does
Speaker 2: so much to help keep you sane when your kid
Speaker 2: is having a tough week and you're not sleeping much,
Speaker 2: or you're just listening to crying all the time, which
Speaker 2: can definitely wear on you. Great question at Kevin MD
Speaker 2: four if you could choose any character from the Better
Speaker 2: Call Saw Breaking Bad Universe to be the GM, who
Speaker 2: would it be and why? I love this question. That's
Speaker 2: such a Kevin question too. It's got to be Gestavo free.
Speaker 2: It just has to be right, because obviously you want intelligence.
Speaker 2: But Walt is just too emotional and makes rash, selfish
Speaker 2: decisions that are not well thought out, and I can
Speaker 2: see him hanging on to a draft pick who isn't
Speaker 2: working out just to try to prove a point that
Speaker 2: he was right right. Skyler tried out to be a
Speaker 2: pretty great boss, especially at the car washing and when
Speaker 2: she got bogged On's torn down for his eyebrows that
Speaker 2: was pretty great. But she might be the second choice
Speaker 2: here where I think Lalos Salamanca was another guy that
Speaker 2: comes to mind, but he's a little bit too rough
Speaker 2: around the edges. I think probably not a good player
Speaker 2: relationship guy there. To me, it's Gus Fring because his
Speaker 2: foresight would allow us to build flexible contracts, to obtain
Speaker 2: future resources, to have plans ABC and D off of
Speaker 2: the original plans. It's got to be Gus Fring. The
Speaker 2: man built an entire underground lab and nobody knew he
Speaker 2: did it. I think he could build a football team
Speaker 2: the same way. At the fendalorian esque with a new
Speaker 2: quarterback rule. Do you think it's more likely the Dolphins
Speaker 2: will keep only two quarterbacks on the fifty three or
Speaker 2: will they want to protect Scyt or Thompson and keep
Speaker 2: three on the active roster. I think it's always why
Speaker 2: to have three quarterbacks who have knowledge of your system,
Speaker 2: especially when this is complex as Dolphins, and we're kind
Speaker 2: of lucky in that regard. Maybe luck is the wrong
Speaker 2: word because they've prepared for this. They've developed Skyler for
Speaker 2: three years now. Tua is obviously Tua, and then Mike
Speaker 2: White in his second year in the system, but also
Speaker 2: came from an offense ran by Mike Lafleur, who's also
Speaker 2: off the Shanahan Tree. So you have three guys that
Speaker 2: I feel are equipped to at least keep the entire
Speaker 2: playbook open for you if something were to happen to two,
Speaker 2: And then Mike White look at us in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: for instance, quarterback injuries were probably the difference between nine wins
Speaker 2: and eleven or twelve wins. Like, I think we would
Speaker 2: have won a lot more games if to have played
Speaker 2: every game that year. But then look at last year
Speaker 2: the entire NFL was it eight teams had their quarterbacks
Speaker 2: start every single game, and we were one of them.
Speaker 2: You have to be prepared to start multiple quarterbacks if
Speaker 2: your starter goes down. Now, it'd be nice to not
Speaker 2: have to pull someone off the street in the event
Speaker 2: something happens to Tua. Right, So, I personally love the
Speaker 2: idea of keeping that pipeline full of guys that have
Speaker 2: been here and who can give you the entire offense
Speaker 2: when they have to go into the game. And I
Speaker 2: think there's value to that, even if I don't, you know,
Speaker 2: love the play or some of the quarterbacks. My vote
Speaker 2: is for all three because there's just the value of
Speaker 2: that position and you don't want to get stuck starting
Speaker 2: a quarterback that just got signed off the street at
Speaker 2: T Feeley one. How do the Fans get over their
Speaker 2: third and one issues from last year? Do they have
Speaker 2: the personnel stuff it down the middle for one yard?
Speaker 2: Could they give it to Patrick Paul, let him smash
Speaker 2: into the defense for a yard or fall forward for
Speaker 2: a yard? Well, I know one thing. I don't want
Speaker 2: to give Patrick Paul any touches, but I think he
Speaker 2: could be a potential answer to some short yardge conversion
Speaker 2: shortcomings we had a year ago. Honestly, and this might
Speaker 2: not be the most popular thing among the fans to
Speaker 2: hear this, but I just feel like we have to
Speaker 2: execute better. There were chances and we just didn't hit them.
Speaker 2: Like I think about the toss play and short yardage,
Speaker 2: it was either Carolina or the Giants where we faked
Speaker 2: the full back dive and then two like stood up
Speaker 2: and threw a pass out wide to Raheem, but it
Speaker 2: was they weren't on the same page and the ball
Speaker 2: trickled backwards out of bounds like a six yard loss.
Speaker 2: Like that was wide open. Just execute it, man, And
Speaker 2: I think that happened a few times on passing plays.
Speaker 2: I've been long the tooth about how our inabilities separate
Speaker 2: on the inside when it's not ten or seventeen. Needs
Speaker 2: to get better well, enter Beckham Malik taj Johnnu, a
Speaker 2: second year of Devon eight chan. I think we have
Speaker 2: way more options outside of ten and seventeen to get
Speaker 2: open in those spots. But back to Patrick Paul, one
Speaker 2: way you can get better is to bring on an
Speaker 2: extra lineman and maybe they explore that. Maybe it's him,
Speaker 2: maybe it's Kendall Lamb my votes for Patrick Paul. Maybe
Speaker 2: they don't do it at all, but it is an option.
Speaker 2: I love the idea of going heavy personnel and then
Speaker 2: you can run off of that and maybe you throw,
Speaker 2: maybe you throw Patrick Paul the old Jumbo Elliot route
Speaker 2: in the end zone one of these times. Who knows,
Speaker 2: But I said, didn't want to give any touches, but
Speaker 2: there's a passing player there. I love quarterback sneaks. I
Speaker 2: love the d Smyth sneak package. I like the Ingle
Speaker 2: dive up the middle, and I think we have some
Speaker 2: good tackle breakers too, lots of options. I cannot imagine
Speaker 2: we have the same issue this year because I think
Speaker 2: we're just too good for it. I just think the
Speaker 2: personnel is too good and the staff is too smart
Speaker 2: to struggle to convert for that for a third straight year,
Speaker 2: especially when they're so good at third medium or third
Speaker 2: and long. All right, last break, right there, Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and come back on the other side. Finished up
Speaker 2: with more of your questions on the Draft Time podcast
Speaker 2: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Autoation. All Right,
Speaker 2: I try to get to as many of these as
Speaker 2: I possibly could, and I want to just go ahead
Speaker 2: and rip through them here real quick at Mason Prince TV.
Speaker 2: I'm curious your thoughts on Ingold's role in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four in the offense with all the upgrades, do we
Speaker 2: see less of him to be a less productive part
Speaker 2: of the offense. It's a great question, and we can't
Speaker 2: answer that until we get to the games, right, But
Speaker 2: I do feel confident saying that will be adaptable on
Speaker 2: a week to week basis and attack defenses where they
Speaker 2: are vulnerable. I know a lot of teams game plan
Speaker 2: around what they do best, but this system has long
Speaker 2: been about going after where the defense is weakest. So
Speaker 2: a team like Buffalo, for instance, who wants to play
Speaker 2: these light boxes, and we saw it in the game
Speaker 2: at Buffalo in twenty twenty two. You can get some
Speaker 2: numbers advantages and get rolling with Alec Ingold as your
Speaker 2: lead blocker in a very good running game. But we've
Speaker 2: also seen him contribute in some of our more spread
Speaker 2: out games, like the rail he caught up the sideline
Speaker 2: against the LA Chargers. He's a captain, he's smart. He
Speaker 2: gives us an element that few teams have, which creates
Speaker 2: a whole other package that defenses have to spend practice
Speaker 2: time on working on that we can practice. I love
Speaker 2: Alec and think he's gonna have a big role here
Speaker 2: for this Dolphins offense at fullback at Rubin Ramirez, Hi, Travis.
Speaker 2: Can you tell us the twenty twenty three rushing and
Speaker 2: passing yards per play out of these two personnel groups
Speaker 2: eleven and twenty one personnel? Yes? I can so. Eleven personnel,
Speaker 2: which is one running back, one tight end, three receivers
Speaker 2: think Tyreek Hill and or sorry, Tyreek Waddle and Beckham
Speaker 2: with Moster and John who think about that? So rushing
Speaker 2: out of that package last year with five point six
Speaker 2: yards per rush, passing was eight point one yards per play.
Speaker 2: Twenty one personnel, two backs, one tight end two receivers
Speaker 2: think Inglden Moster with Hill and Waddle and Durham Smith
Speaker 2: five yards per carry eight point one yards per past,
Speaker 2: both very impressive. Next question at Keist Scott we have
Speaker 2: some great beat writers, Unfortunately too many are negative of
Speaker 2: the skies falling black Monday type of guys. Is that
Speaker 2: a cultural thing with Northeast coast transplants or is that
Speaker 2: what sells and works in the Miamy market. Never seen
Speaker 2: anything like it before? Curious your take? I do think that,
Speaker 2: especially with what Twitter's become, and we see some of
Speaker 2: our beat res becoming aggregators at this point, which is
Speaker 2: just kind of weird to me. But you know, Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith sells because he yells and like, what's going to
Speaker 2: be on ESPN For the casual fan that doesn't really
Speaker 2: want to listen to a podcast, right, that's what they're
Speaker 2: trying to go after there with the most that's the
Speaker 2: biggest part of the population, right is kind of the
Speaker 2: ding dungk that wants to watch that stuff. But also
Speaker 2: panic because people love to read about misery, impactice. Why
Speaker 2: news stations don't want to run you know, heartwarming stories,
Speaker 2: they want to run panic and bad things. But also
Speaker 2: I think it's just the nature of the league nowadays,
Speaker 2: and it's definitely in that case on social media. But
Speaker 2: like I always give Adam Beasley shit for this last year,
Speaker 2: he tweeted about the Dolphins having red zone issues against
Speaker 2: the Falcons and the preseason opener when no one started
Speaker 2: the game. Mike White was a quarterback that game, and
Speaker 2: he was like, the Dolphins offense needs some work. And
Speaker 2: then it came back practice a few days later it
Speaker 2: wasn't sharp again, and he says, I stand by my story.
Speaker 2: It's like and then they would go on to you know,
Speaker 2: game five hundred yards per game for the first six
Speaker 2: games the season. It's yeah, you should probably wait until
Speaker 2: season starts. I just think that every game, every play
Speaker 2: is like all that folks can remember, and that's for
Speaker 2: fans and beat writers alike. So I think that the
Speaker 2: when something bad happens, that's that's what you write about,
Speaker 2: and you harp on it until something could happen. So
Speaker 2: I just think it's a nature of the league and
Speaker 2: how it is nowadays. At Noah's a dork. Best horror
Speaker 2: movie you've seen the last six months, You guys are
Speaker 2: right up my Alley today. Luckily I log all my
Speaker 2: films I watch on letterbox, so now I have three
Speaker 2: for you. I watched a film called Voices with Ryan
Speaker 2: Reynolds a few months ago. He's like a he hears
Speaker 2: voices in his head and he wants to get into killing,
Speaker 2: but he hasn't decided if he wants to yet, and
Speaker 2: he eventually does it. He like talks to his pets
Speaker 2: and like sees things. It's really kind of fun. I thought.
Speaker 2: I saw a one called House of Darkness with Justin
Speaker 2: Long where he plays a He just plays a good
Speaker 2: douchebag that eventually gets killed off in a movie like
Speaker 2: Barbarian is an all time favorite for me, not the
Speaker 2: last six months, but an all time favorite of all time.
Speaker 2: Even an awful film like Tusk that I watched. I
Speaker 2: love Justin in that film where it gets turned into
Speaker 2: a freaking walrus, and he's great in that one too.
Speaker 2: He's also great in this one last The Coffee Table.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna tell you anything about it. It is
Speaker 2: tough to watch. It's a hard watch, but it's so
Speaker 2: unique and just so so good. I will say there's
Speaker 2: a bunch of horror films coming up that I cannot
Speaker 2: wait to watch in a Violent Nature looks so good.
Speaker 2: Long legs the trailer had my skin crawling in that
Speaker 2: one twenty eight years later, and then the m Night
Speaker 2: Shyamalan film Trap. Is it gonna get me again? Is
Speaker 2: he gonna have a horrible movie that I hate coming
Speaker 2: out of Probably, but I'm gonna go see it anyways.
Speaker 2: Thank God. The superhero movies, though, seem to be made
Speaker 2: less frequently, so we can get more originality and actually
Speaker 2: good films back in theaters. Thank you for the question, Noah,
Speaker 2: At Mike Lane CC, we have much better depth than
Speaker 2: in previous seasons. Having said that, do you feel we
Speaker 2: have any trade chips the teams will be calling about
Speaker 2: or released at the end of camp, for example, Jeff
Speaker 2: Wilson's or the defensive tackle, death receiver, et cetera, et cetera. Well,
Speaker 2: that's the thing I think gets lost the most with
Speaker 2: draft need perception, Like what was the theme on Twitter?
Speaker 2: They better not draft a cornerback, right, and it even
Speaker 2: became don't draft a receiver in round one at least
Speaker 2: what I saw. But I always harp on this because
Speaker 2: I feel like it doesn't land. Your needs are gonna
Speaker 2: change drastically every single year now more than ever. It
Speaker 2: was always this way, but now teams have so many
Speaker 2: guys on one year deals or two year deals. Take
Speaker 2: the best players, and that's the best way to ensure
Speaker 2: your roster will be the best that it can become
Speaker 2: week one. And what we said is a great point
Speaker 2: to look at come the end of camp, I hope
Speaker 2: we have sixty guys that belong in NFL rosters that
Speaker 2: can give us the ability to acquire more assets. To
Speaker 2: your point, so we know we have a bunch of
Speaker 2: good backs, maybe someone's willing to give you a pick
Speaker 2: for the guy that finishes fifth in that competition, or
Speaker 2: the same at wide receiver or corner, or we've also
Speaker 2: got plenty of edges and off ball linebackers too. It's
Speaker 2: a deep team almost everywhere, and that will always work
Speaker 2: in your favor. I think those are the position groups receiver,
Speaker 2: running back, corner, edge, off ball linebacker where you can say,
Speaker 2: if we can get good value for a guy that
Speaker 2: might not make the team, let's go ahead and pull
Speaker 2: a trigger there. So absolutely there are those at King
Speaker 2: Underscore eight six. Are the Mariners going to win the division?
Speaker 2: The offense teams to have taken a step in the
Speaker 2: right direction and chaos ball is back. I'm gonna say
Speaker 2: no because the offense is awful. It's so bad. As
Speaker 2: I record this. The Mariners just won the first three
Speaker 2: games of a four game set against Houston. They're three
Speaker 2: up on the Rangers in the West. But I have
Speaker 2: zero faith because that lineup they tried out every night
Speaker 2: is full of holes, like automatic outs all of the
Speaker 2: lineup and slow guys that get doubled off all the time.
Speaker 2: They could have the best starting pitching we've seen this century.
Speaker 2: They probably do, and still I don't think they have
Speaker 2: the offense to make it happen. Now, maybe they get
Speaker 2: aggressive of the deadline, and I think they should because
Speaker 2: if you get to the dance. This rotation just put
Speaker 2: up eighteen consecutive quality starts. If you do that in
Speaker 2: the postseason, you probably win a World Series. So go
Speaker 2: for it, Jerry Jerry Depoto manorch Jiam John manager. But no,
Speaker 2: they stink, Man. Their offense is so bad. At AMC
Speaker 2: twenty two C, how would you rank the running backs
Speaker 2: in pass pro and the receivers as run blockers. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go I'm gonna go Raheem because he's done it,
Speaker 2: and then Jilen Wright I think his second among the
Speaker 2: running backs, and then after that Jeff Wilson, but I
Speaker 2: don't think it's good beyond that Chris Brooks. Maybe at receiver,
Speaker 2: I think Craig Craft is the best blocker, and then
Speaker 2: I think Waddle and Tyreek right there too because they're
Speaker 2: very willing to try to do it and be impactful
Speaker 2: that way. And then from there, I don't know, but
Speaker 2: that's kind of that's I guess my thoughts there at
Speaker 2: Marcos underscore Alviira. I know it's not even training camp yet,
Speaker 2: but speaking of rookies, who is impressed you the most
Speaker 2: and who is better than advertised? I just put Patrick Paul.
Speaker 2: I think the progress that he has made from his
Speaker 2: technique at Houston to where it's been in training camps
Speaker 2: or mini camp so far has been it shows. I
Speaker 2: think Leonard Payne and Grayce and Murphy are two udfas
Speaker 2: that have a great chance to make the roster. I'm
Speaker 2: also intrigued by Jordan Colbert and not a rookie, but
Speaker 2: Eric Azuokama continues to just dazzle me. I think he's God.
Speaker 2: I think he can play football man. Let's see at
Speaker 2: c R Kent Week eighteen at the Jets primetime third
Speaker 2: and goal, the four yard line, down by five. You
Speaker 2: came back from three scores down. There's twelve seconds left.
Speaker 2: A win secures the one seed and drops the Jets
Speaker 2: out of the playoffs. What's your formation, your personnel, and
Speaker 2: your play call. I love this question so much. I'm
Speaker 2: throwing the football first off, and I'm trying to find
Speaker 2: a one on one matchup, and you're most likely to
Speaker 2: get zoned down here in this part of the field,
Speaker 2: and I'd like to have something angling back inside. So
Speaker 2: I think I'll go eleven personnel with Tyreek, Wattle and
Speaker 2: Beckham as my receivers. I'm gonna have Reeke as the
Speaker 2: boundary the short side of the field and hope to
Speaker 2: pull double coverage over there. If they don't throw double
Speaker 2: coverget Him'm just gonna throw the ball tygy Kiel one
Speaker 2: on one coverage and try to win that way. But I
Speaker 2: assume he's gonna get double coverage to the short side
Speaker 2: of the field and gives me more space to work with.
Speaker 2: To the field side of the field, I'm going to
Speaker 2: have Wattles start in a nasty alignment to the same
Speaker 2: side of the formation as Beckham and John Whu with
Speaker 2: the strength of the field, and a nasty alignment just
Speaker 2: means they're in close to the formation. It's like a
Speaker 2: tight end basically with John U Smith and then Beckham
Speaker 2: and John who are the strength to the field. And
Speaker 2: then I'm gonna motion waddle from that alignment to the
Speaker 2: wide side of the field. Is the one receiver all
Speaker 2: the way out wide to pull more coverage and create
Speaker 2: more space inside. Then I'm gonna throw it the ball
Speaker 2: to Odell on a China or whip route where he
Speaker 2: fakes out and breaks back in or vice versa, but
Speaker 2: hopefully back inside on the whip where he widens his
Speaker 2: man across his face. Throw throw over the ball or
Speaker 2: the ball against what should be one on one zone,
Speaker 2: and trust that TUA puts it in a place where
Speaker 2: Odell can get it and he makes the catch. Does
Speaker 2: that sound good? Trying to create space here for Odell
Speaker 2: Beckham at mister John Lewis mount Rushmore of TV drama
Speaker 2: series I have Dexter breaking bad, better call Saw and Snowfall.
Speaker 2: I actually haven't seen Snowfall or Dexter. I know, I
Speaker 2: know it's bad. It's a great question, though BCS Better
Speaker 2: Call Saul is the all time greatest show. To me,
Speaker 2: I will argue that until I'm blue in the face.
Speaker 2: I think it's Breaking Bad without some of the plot
Speaker 2: holes and overall a better and experienced, more experienced crew.
Speaker 2: It's the same crew who just got better what they
Speaker 2: do than Breaking Bad. In a second, because it was
Speaker 2: so revolutionary for its time, I'll put Bury next. I
Speaker 2: know it's a comedy, but by the end of it,
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody besides the Breaking Bad universe did
Speaker 2: a better job of creating tension and drama. And last,
Speaker 2: I'll go with True Detective just season one because mcconaughan
Speaker 2: and Woody Helsing was so good in that and it
Speaker 2: was so captivating the entire season. All right, fun episode there.
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