Speaker 1: To US fires touch style by Waddle, stuck into the
Speaker 1: end zone of Miami. Tight, all tight window. They had
Speaker 1: to get that touchdown on that play. They get it.
Speaker 1: What is up, Dolphans, and welcome to the drive time podcast,
Speaker 1: part of the Miami Dolphins podcast network, covering your team,
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. How's it going, everybody? I am your host,
Speaker 1: Travis Wingfield, on today's show. It's my favorite show of
Speaker 1: the week and my favorite tape I have ever seen
Speaker 1: from this football team. We're putting the crazy win on
Speaker 1: Sunday under the microscope with the autopsy, looking at the
Speaker 1: all twenty two, the numbers from the game. We'll see
Speaker 1: about the scan the social do I have something or not?
Speaker 1: We'll find out. We'll go around the web and we'll
Speaker 1: hear from head coach, Mike mcdaniel. All of that and
Speaker 1: much more here from the Baptist Health Studios inside the
Speaker 1: Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the dry lifetime podcasts.
Speaker 1: We have much, much, much to cover today, so we're
Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and jump right in to the all
Speaker 1: twenty two review. I have a lot of notes here,
Speaker 1: particularly about the quarterback and the offensive structure. Will cover
Speaker 1: those two things together. Then get a kind of grab
Speaker 1: bag notes of offensive line, wide receiver, running back, tight
Speaker 1: end play. Move on to the defense, do the numbers
Speaker 1: after that, all that fun stuff. We start here with
Speaker 1: the quarterback and the offense and it starts with the
Speaker 1: opening drive. Third and seven to Mike Gasicki, and this
Speaker 1: throw was indicative of how good to it was on
Speaker 1: this day, and I mentioned it on the Sunday podcast.
Speaker 1: I thought he played well despite those two picks in
Speaker 1: the first half. You know, you cannot have those backbreaking mistakes.
Speaker 1: But then he obviously came back with the stats on
Speaker 1: the other end and kind of gave you a better
Speaker 1: ability to appreciate his entire body of work in this game.
Speaker 1: And it starts here on this opening drive where Patrick
Speaker 1: Queen followed to his eyes all day long and to
Speaker 1: his eye discipline was great, not good, great all day long.
Speaker 1: You See Queen Change Directions three times on this play.
Speaker 1: Then there goes the ball right in behind him on
Speaker 1: the money to Mike and when to US separates his
Speaker 1: hands to throw again, this is a theme throughout the day.
Speaker 1: Queen is on the left Hash and Gisicky is just
Speaker 1: barely inside the right hash, so there's four or five
Speaker 1: yards of clearance there with a trail defender right on
Speaker 1: Mike's back. It's a tiny window threaded very beautifully with
Speaker 1: the requisite anticipation to make that throw. Timing, touch, feel
Speaker 1: anticipation hallmarks of this quarterback's game. He showed you that
Speaker 1: in a big way, beginning early on the opening drive.
Speaker 1: Now we have some negatives to discuss as well. Pick
Speaker 1: number one. It's an anticipation throw before tyreek comes out
Speaker 1: of the break, back down the stem to the quarterback.
Speaker 1: There's great pass protection, a theme today as well. Two
Speaker 1: A drives. It absolutely rips this throw and you see
Speaker 1: the trail corner, which is Marlon Humphrey, is in a
Speaker 1: full sprint to the end line. In fact, I usually
Speaker 1: pause the tape when two separates the hand ends to
Speaker 1: see where the defense has moved and kind of how
Speaker 1: they reacted and what he's seeing. And on that clip,
Speaker 1: when I freeze framed it, you see Marlon Humphreys hands
Speaker 1: are spread out like a crouching tiger, hidden dragons. He's
Speaker 1: trying to get depth down the football field and we
Speaker 1: later learned that's kind of how you have to defend
Speaker 1: tyreek hill because of that speed. But Marcus Williams just
Speaker 1: made an awesome play to squat and drive and really
Speaker 1: arrive at the same time as the football. It's an
Speaker 1: absolute Bang Bang play and a tough one to make.
Speaker 1: And coach mcdaniel did say on a contested ball that's
Speaker 1: not really too a tongue of violo's fault. He says
Speaker 1: that he believes tyreek Hill will say that he should
Speaker 1: catch that on the first interception and then coach talks
Speaker 1: about the second interception as well, talking about two a
Speaker 1: pressing uh throwing the football down the field with that
Speaker 1: second pick. But you know Marcus Williams makes plays and
Speaker 1: that Bang Bang nature of the first one off the
Speaker 1: shoulder pad and then you get what is basically you
Speaker 1: just get an unfortunate hop off the should or pad.
Speaker 1: Alec Ingold was open underneath and I just think my
Speaker 1: only complaint with the play because this to me was
Speaker 1: a defender making a really, really good play and Marcus
Speaker 1: Williams has three picks in two games as a raven
Speaker 1: and got a big free agent contract this offseason because
Speaker 1: he did stuff like this over in new arlands all
Speaker 1: the time. My complaint is just forcing the ball there
Speaker 1: on second medium and scoring range. I just don't think
Speaker 1: it's necessary. But that's all. That's my biggest complaint about
Speaker 1: that play. Good play by Marcus Williams Dan Orlowski, coming
Speaker 1: back off the the fourth down or fourth and goal
Speaker 1: stop the dolphins had in the goal line. He broke
Speaker 1: down the Jalen waddle fifty nine yard catch and run.
Speaker 1: So go check that out. I retweeted it. But the
Speaker 1: cliffs notes version is twenty one personnel. It's two backs,
Speaker 1: one tight end empty. That means nobody in the backfield
Speaker 1: along to a five man product production, five men out
Speaker 1: in the route and it's stick nod. Stick is a
Speaker 1: little hook up route, usually six or seven yards behind,
Speaker 1: right behind the linebackers. Stick nod is where you put
Speaker 1: your foot in the ground to take a step back
Speaker 1: upfield and run the seam. For wattle, a fourth three
Speaker 1: receiver running stick nod, fake the stick foot in the ground,
Speaker 1: double move nod back up the field, working off of
Speaker 1: the quarterbacks eyes and manipulation of that Hook defender who
Speaker 1: has two things to be concerned about waddles, movement and
Speaker 1: to his eyes. And anytime we're gonna get a linebacker
Speaker 1: on seven team throwing the ball and you can create
Speaker 1: that because of this personnel grouping. The Ravens keep their
Speaker 1: base defense out there and that's how you wind up
Speaker 1: with a linebacker on a four three receiver in the slot,
Speaker 1: the one or the three rather in closest to the formation.
Speaker 1: And again, by the way, really really, really good pass
Speaker 1: port on that play. Stuff that seems innocuous but is not.
Speaker 1: The glance route to Trent surefield down in the red
Speaker 1: zone on that first touchdown drive. It's a fake toss
Speaker 1: play and to go from that to get your mechanics aligned,
Speaker 1: get good grip on the football and then put the
Speaker 1: ball where he did. Man, that's a big time trade
Speaker 1: because not only does the over the running play get
Speaker 1: the action to move the way you wanted to the
Speaker 1: mechanics and the ability to sell that fake and quickly
Speaker 1: get back a line from the quarterback that is just
Speaker 1: as big of a factor in making that play as
Speaker 1: the design itself. Sorry, the coffee has given me some
Speaker 1: hiccups right now. But then put that thing right behind
Speaker 1: the ear hole of a linebacker once again, right in
Speaker 1: behind all that action. The Durham Smith catch before the
Speaker 1: first waddle touchdown is another cool wrinkle of personnel groupings.
Speaker 1: This dolphin's offense can go to twelve personnel, one back,
Speaker 1: two tight ends, and it's double wise. What that means
Speaker 1: is both your tight ends are attached to the lion
Speaker 1: of scrimmage of the same side of the field. Imbalanced wise.
Speaker 1: Kausiki commands three defenders with little slant route that he
Speaker 1: runs and Durham Smith is in pass pro for as
Speaker 1: solid two beats before he comes off that block and
Speaker 1: leaks into the flat. It's just so much to account
Speaker 1: for and every single snap. We heard Josh Boyer talking
Speaker 1: about how you have to spend some sleepless nights here
Speaker 1: at the facility defending this ravens offense the way that
Speaker 1: dolphins played in this game. Other coaches will say the
Speaker 1: same thing about this offense because there's so much you
Speaker 1: have to account for. I did break down the wattle
Speaker 1: screen touchdown on the podcast yesterday. Just more formation irregularities.
Speaker 1: Get the defense flowing on the fake to tyreek inside
Speaker 1: on the handoff and throw right in behind it and
Speaker 1: you get three great blocks in Space Sherefield, armstead and Eikenberg.
Speaker 1: You See Liam take a jab step inside to sell
Speaker 1: that run action. Another theme you're gonna hear about on
Speaker 1: this podcast for the next thirty, forty minutes and you
Speaker 1: have to make a defense believe in the run action right. Well,
Speaker 1: they did and touch down dolphins. We will get to
Speaker 1: this later on the long touchdown throw. But TWAS subtle
Speaker 1: pocket movement looked really, really good in this game. The
Speaker 1: ball to the far hash to waddle on a hitch route.
Speaker 1: You know, I think he probably should have came back
Speaker 1: to the ball and made the catch because it was
Speaker 1: broken up as he kind of stood stationary. But he
Speaker 1: did drive the defensive backus all three yards in the
Speaker 1: wrong direction. But he allowed him to get back into
Speaker 1: the play. But on that L to a recognized a
Speaker 1: little bit of pressure to his right, so he just
Speaker 1: slides up and lets it run right by him. No panic,
Speaker 1: stays square and a line to his target and just
Speaker 1: rips a strike. But because the cornerback came over the
Speaker 1: back of the of the receiver, it's a P bu
Speaker 1: I think the biggest miss of the day was late
Speaker 1: in the first half. Two. It gets on his on
Speaker 1: a roll to the right on a naked bootleg and
Speaker 1: fires high to waddle. But tyreek was also opened down
Speaker 1: field and it looks like maybe twoa didn't see him now.
Speaker 1: I thought the throw was too high at first, but
Speaker 1: it actually was catchable and it went through waddles hands.
Speaker 1: Waddle had a few drops in this game. He could
Speaker 1: have had even more, probably two hundred yards if he
Speaker 1: caught every ball thrown to him that hit him in
Speaker 1: the hands. And so with that, you know, I take
Speaker 1: it back. Actually, the second I n t to me
Speaker 1: was the biggest miss of the day. I think there
Speaker 1: was four or five misses. I had three or four misses,
Speaker 1: but this was the big one. But I just love
Speaker 1: that coach mentioned how it was one of the biggest
Speaker 1: mistakes that too had made that he'd seen so far,
Speaker 1: or of the season I should say. But Him taking
Speaker 1: the coaching and pressing forward and was only worried about
Speaker 1: the next play. That is big, big time stuff there, man,
Speaker 1: from your quarterback one. But what I saw, in terms
Speaker 1: of like breaking it down the all twenty two, here's
Speaker 1: kind of what the tape showed me. The Ravens had
Speaker 1: three defenders to the one side of a three by
Speaker 1: one formation, three receivers of this side, waddle the lone
Speaker 1: receiver to the backside, and Marcus Williams never drove. He
Speaker 1: never opened his hips, he just kept getting depth and
Speaker 1: kept his eyes on the quarterback and he allowed to
Speaker 1: his eyes and the football to take him right to
Speaker 1: the spot. That was a miss. I sure liked the
Speaker 1: swing route to Raheem Mostart, to the three side of
Speaker 1: a three by one formation that had waddle, chase and
Speaker 1: tyreek all run routes beyond the sticks, which of course
Speaker 1: backs the defense out and clears them up. And then
Speaker 1: you get some really nifty running by Raheem and a
Speaker 1: great job of kind of an on an island from
Speaker 1: Lee and Eichenberg against Calais. Campbell to double anchor on
Speaker 1: that pass rush rep and afford two of the time
Speaker 1: to get that swing route out to Raheem Mostard. My goodness,
Speaker 1: the shot from to a on second and twenty four
Speaker 1: was so, so good. Jalen waddle holds Patrick Queen's attention
Speaker 1: for just a beat to open the window and once
Speaker 1: again two rips it in right behind his head to
Speaker 1: a throw that there's probably some paint chips coming off
Speaker 1: Patrick Queen's helmet because the football kept going right over
Speaker 1: the top of him, right into dolphins receiver's hands behind him.
Speaker 1: And you can miss at this point see two US
Speaker 1: starting to feel it. There's a third and ten with
Speaker 1: a free play because the ravens are off sides, where
Speaker 1: waddle pushes up against outside leverage. The cornerback gets depth
Speaker 1: beyond waddle and two US looking over that way at
Speaker 1: the off corner with his butt to the sideline, getting
Speaker 1: that depth and just throws it based upon that leverage
Speaker 1: and that pre determination, and right when waddle gets out
Speaker 1: of the break there's the ball. move the chains. First
Speaker 1: Down Dolphins. The very next play is one of the
Speaker 1: coolest designs I've seen from anybody. They at Motion River
Speaker 1: cracraft and they pull Liam Eichenberg to the right and
Speaker 1: to a does a reverse pivot to fake the handoff.
Speaker 1: So at this point everything looks like a running play
Speaker 1: to the right and that gives you downhill flow to
Speaker 1: the right and the wrong direction, both going downhill and
Speaker 1: to the wrong side of the formation is a big
Speaker 1: part of that. And Alec Ingold takes a dummy step
Speaker 1: inside then wheels back out and runs the wheel route
Speaker 1: and you can see Chuck Clark, thirty six and purple
Speaker 1: follows him inside and that gives Ingold the leverage he
Speaker 1: needs and two of flips a beautiful ball out there
Speaker 1: and as he's outflanking Chuck Clark, it's an easy, easy, fourteen,
Speaker 1: fifteen yards up the sideline. I think the touchdown throat
Speaker 1: to Mike Gasicki was maybe the best play off two
Speaker 1: his career. And here's why they dropped nine. On third
Speaker 1: and goal from the fifteen, let me explain to you
Speaker 1: where the Purple Jerseys exist on this look when he
Speaker 1: throws the football to at the goal line between the
Speaker 1: Hash marks, another two yards deep, is a safety at
Speaker 1: the left Hash Mark. There's two out side corners at
Speaker 1: the two and six yard line to the left and
Speaker 1: an underneath hook defender at the eleven yard line. How
Speaker 1: many is that? Four, five already? Then there's three more
Speaker 1: to the right of the formation, bracketing Gisicky and up
Speaker 1: on top of tyreek on a square in at the
Speaker 1: seven yard line. So you're not gonna go there because
Speaker 1: that's gonna just set up another fourth and goal for you.
Speaker 1: There is literally one spot the football can go to
Speaker 1: to give you a chance at a touchdown. It's the
Speaker 1: bottom right corner of the crossbar, and that's exactly where
Speaker 1: the football goes. I put my handheld timer on this
Speaker 1: throw three separate times and I got three times close
Speaker 1: to each other, given me an average of one point,
Speaker 1: three four seconds. That throw traveled in one and a
Speaker 1: half seconds from the twenty yard line to the end line.
Speaker 1: That is a shot, boys and girls, and what a
Speaker 1: freaking catch by Mike gisicky. That's outstanding. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: do your ten times speed gritty. You did, man, because
Speaker 1: you deserved it after that play, and this is why,
Speaker 1: like people pay money to go watch professional football, impossible
Speaker 1: circumstances and the very best athletes in the world making
Speaker 1: big time plays. I am floored at that play. I
Speaker 1: broke down the third and two slant where to throws
Speaker 1: a pass in a different direction than where his stride
Speaker 1: was going on twitter on Monday morning. That's some high,
Speaker 1: high level stuff, man. A Nice wrinkle off a previous
Speaker 1: look where the UH where tyreek goes in motion and
Speaker 1: runs a speed out off that motion. And what a
Speaker 1: route it was by tyreek to just step his fan
Speaker 1: that route wide, put a foot in the ground, cross
Speaker 1: face and there's the football from Twa on what's basically
Speaker 1: a no look pass that gets you know if it's
Speaker 1: a different quarterback. Is All over sports center right, but
Speaker 1: we'll take it. And Man, I thought that third and
Speaker 1: eight throw to waddle on the sideline that didn't go
Speaker 1: complete was pretty damn good too. He puts it high
Speaker 1: and away on the comeback and waddles. Juggle means he
Speaker 1: just cannot get the feet to come down inbounds, but
Speaker 1: really great location against a tough coverage. Look, the Ravens
Speaker 1: were squatting at the sticks and so to has this
Speaker 1: kind of trade where he will throw high and away
Speaker 1: from defenders in those spa and man he's getting good
Speaker 1: at just jams that thing and they're on time, in rhythm,
Speaker 1: on location. It looks nice, but we couldn't squeeze that one.
Speaker 1: He then comes back and drills a really well schemed
Speaker 1: up play to waddle for twenty five plus yards. Then
Speaker 1: there's a tight window throw where he once again throws
Speaker 1: with anticipation, expecting his receiver to clear coverage, and he does.
Speaker 1: And it's waddle again for twelve and this time, because
Speaker 1: they're getting sick of seeing this, they actually pulled a
Speaker 1: backside defender down to come drive on this thing and
Speaker 1: put a pop on seventeen. But the balls out so
Speaker 1: early with such good anticipation. JALEN's four yards from clearing
Speaker 1: Patrick Queen in the middle of the field, and so
Speaker 1: that backside defender can't get there because the balls out
Speaker 1: so early in time. Boom on the money, move the chains.
Speaker 1: There's a second and six, when the game is thirty
Speaker 1: five to four team, where two it gets pressure and
Speaker 1: hits the top of his drop and sets up and
Speaker 1: throws to a spot where his mechanics are not going
Speaker 1: because of the step up out of the pressure, and
Speaker 1: the ball is right out in front of Waddle, which
Speaker 1: allows him to turn the corner and beat the defender
Speaker 1: to the sideline for another ten or twelve yards. This
Speaker 1: is where the accuracy we've been talking about really shows up.
Speaker 1: The ball is six inches further backwards. Wattle gets tackled
Speaker 1: right there. It's third down, but NOPE, it's first in
Speaker 1: goal because the location of the football the cracraft touchdown first. Excellent,
Speaker 1: excellent job from a wide receiver from a higher learning
Speaker 1: institution such as Washington State. cracraft immediately gokugs ditches his
Speaker 1: route when he sees the quarterback in trouble and sprints,
Speaker 1: not jogs, sprints to the other side of the field
Speaker 1: to give to a target and pay off a terrific
Speaker 1: scramble where there's pressure to feels it and he's got
Speaker 1: no intention of throwing the football to the right. There's
Speaker 1: no one open over there when he pumps it, but
Speaker 1: the pump allows him to get one step on the
Speaker 1: rusher and wheel out of danger and throw on the
Speaker 1: move for a touchdown. Way To play. So we talked
Speaker 1: about the resolve a lot the last couple of days.
Speaker 1: After two does a great job to move the defense
Speaker 1: and clear a lane for wattle after he drops that
Speaker 1: pass that nearly got picked off. What happens in the
Speaker 1: next play? Tyreek runs behind the entire defense, and my
Speaker 1: favorite part of this play is the ravens overload pressure
Speaker 1: to the left and two of very subtly sees it
Speaker 1: and just moves his drop to the right, just slide
Speaker 1: shuffles over to the right and gets to a spot
Speaker 1: that allows him to anticipate where the vacancy in the
Speaker 1: pocket might be, hitch up to that spot and drive
Speaker 1: the ball down the field. And when he lets it
Speaker 1: go to AH is at the minus forty one. Tyreeks
Speaker 1: at the Plus Twenty eight with the corner right next
Speaker 1: to him and the safety taking a step forward. That's
Speaker 1: the wrong whale WAPPO. But five yards behind tyreek driving up,
Speaker 1: he's trying to jump that crossing route to waddle. That's
Speaker 1: the wrong move, my friend. The ball falls right in
Speaker 1: the TYREEK's lap of the two yard line. Actually the
Speaker 1: fourth longest air yards on a completion in the NFL
Speaker 1: this season for a touchdown. Great, great blitz, pick up
Speaker 1: across the board and pass pro all around. So what
Speaker 1: is that? Forty one is nine yards to midfield, Downer
Speaker 1: the two. So that's forty eight more yards. Fifty seven
Speaker 1: yards on that are yard. Great throw to we'll talk
Speaker 1: about the fit play to tyreek. That happened next from
Speaker 1: the Peter King football morning in America article. But two
Speaker 1: has got eyes down the middle before he looks back
Speaker 1: to his left and TYREEK has already gone. Ball is
Speaker 1: out DEUCES. Not much to break down, just pure speed
Speaker 1: and a great throw. Then the next drive the Ravens
Speaker 1: get two free runners on a potential game winning blitz
Speaker 1: for them and Edmonds knocks one of them out, but
Speaker 1: to a stands in there and delivers the football under
Speaker 1: fire and the ball is out before tyreke even bends
Speaker 1: his route inside and there it is, right when the
Speaker 1: ball meets the intersection of the route. Twenty more yards
Speaker 1: after another awesome job by the offensive line to get
Speaker 1: the most immediate danger inside blocked up to give to
Speaker 1: a just enough time. Very last one here for Tua,
Speaker 1: the throw to waddle for the touchdown on well, the
Speaker 1: one on first single, I should say it was pretty
Speaker 1: damn good, tight window, damn near got it. Then they
Speaker 1: would as Mike Florio told us on football night in
Speaker 1: America that waddle told him he kind of created that
Speaker 1: route up out of thin air, because you see, the
Speaker 1: one Surefield, the widest receiver he runs is a quick
Speaker 1: square and right off the snap and the cornerback jumps
Speaker 1: it and goes underneath waddle. So jalen looking like he's
Speaker 1: gonna set a pick on the outside corner and maybe
Speaker 1: go to the flag. He gets some depth and widens
Speaker 1: Marcus Peters. Then he just puts his foot in the
Speaker 1: ground whips back inside at the same time on the
Speaker 1: pivot that to a steps up out of pressure and
Speaker 1: attacks the line of scrimmage with his eyes down field.
Speaker 1: Then he throws it high and away from the defense
Speaker 1: and waddle makes a terrific contested catch, dolphins win. So
Speaker 1: really I think there was about three or four plays
Speaker 1: he'd like to have back and then nine or ten
Speaker 1: big boy, big time, big time players and big time
Speaker 1: games and big time throws. What a tape. That was great,
Speaker 1: great job one. That's the best single dolphins game tape
Speaker 1: I've ever watched. Now I haven't watched any Marinos all
Speaker 1: twenty two, but that was the best one I've seen
Speaker 1: in the last, you know, twelve years of doing this.
Speaker 1: We'll keep it going. One. We covered a lot of them,
Speaker 1: but here are some extra penguin and Cheetah notes. The
Speaker 1: acceleration coming out of that move on the long fifty
Speaker 1: nine yard catch and run is rare, rare, or start
Speaker 1: stops be. It's why waddles so special. And how about
Speaker 1: the freaking block by ALEC ingle Thirty Yards Downfield? And
Speaker 1: that play? What a play. We've mentioned this before, by
Speaker 1: the way. Tyreek stresses every single route. There's a play
Speaker 1: I mentioned earlier. Second he just pushes up at full
Speaker 1: speed until he can't anymore and it makes it incredibly
Speaker 1: hard to drive on any route where he's coming back
Speaker 1: to the quarterback and with the way to us reading
Speaker 1: anticipating right now. You just can't defend that. The way
Speaker 1: he angled back to TWA on the last drive on
Speaker 1: that little square in where he caught it and run
Speaker 1: like fifty yards across the field laterally, that prevented any
Speaker 1: possibility of the DB jump in the route. He's so
Speaker 1: polished in his routes, so is waddle. Great stuff from
Speaker 1: these guys. Let's break down the chase edmunds twenty eight
Speaker 1: yard run and then get to the rest of the notes.
Speaker 1: It's jet motion and split flow action, which is two
Speaker 1: guys running later role to the line of scrimmage to
Speaker 1: displace second level defenders, linebackers. Right, Rob Hunt immediately turns
Speaker 1: his guy out. EIKENBERG latches onto the double team that
Speaker 1: he and Connor Williams start with and Ikenberg takes that
Speaker 1: man out while connor can climb up to the second
Speaker 1: level and wipe out the safety. Thirty six, Chuck Clark.
Speaker 1: We talked about it all camp long. You give chase
Speaker 1: or Raheem a sliver, it's gonna be an explosive and
Speaker 1: it was here. Potentially game winning type of run there
Speaker 1: for Chase Edmonds. Craig craft an awesome job sealing the
Speaker 1: edge on a motion toss to Raheem Mos dirt to
Speaker 1: start the third quarter where he pinned in number crack toss.
Speaker 1: Good job by the coug receiver. Then we get a
Speaker 1: big downfield block from Trent Sherfield, Mike get sicky and
Speaker 1: Connor Williams. So much of that in this game. Multiple
Speaker 1: guys getting big blocks. Uh Greg Little and Robert Hunt
Speaker 1: fired out of their stance on the first snap of
Speaker 1: the game and out leverage the ravens edge to get
Speaker 1: Raheem seven yards off that right side, and big rob
Speaker 1: later in the game. Lad a five yard Raheem moster
Speaker 1: run with a pulling lead and wham takes out the
Speaker 1: second level linebacker. Dolphins Guards, Rob Hunt Liam Eikenberg got
Speaker 1: so many good blocks in as pulling guards in this game.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Alec Ingold. He's gonna get a lot
Speaker 1: of play here on this podcast. He gets a handcake
Speaker 1: on the second play on that screen where he's in
Speaker 1: the slot and goes and gets the safety coming from depth.
Speaker 1: Tyreek got a block there too. Literally two plays later
Speaker 1: he flanks to it in the backfield and here comes
Speaker 1: most dirt in orbit motion, which is where they kind
Speaker 1: of run behind the quarterback on that motion, like little
Speaker 1: reverse pass, and that turns Alec into the lead blocker
Speaker 1: and he goes and gets himself a pancake again back
Speaker 1: to back plays on that first drive, the waddle catch
Speaker 1: and run, then out in space on a tyreek screen,
Speaker 1: just knocking heads. Man, what a game for number thirty.
Speaker 1: The first run play of the second half he clears
Speaker 1: another lane with another pancake on an eleven yard mostert run.
Speaker 1: He had a great game. How about some RPO action?
Speaker 1: Still an effective piece of this offense. Obviously you don't
Speaker 1: want to be your base, but man, it's a nice
Speaker 1: look to go to third play of the game to
Speaker 1: a pulls it when the edge crash is hard and
Speaker 1: throws it right behind the ear hole. Love to see that.
Speaker 1: And Man we have some fun blocks in the running game.
Speaker 1: We talked about ingold pancake and guys. In the first
Speaker 1: drive there's a player where Tahron's outflanked and still gets
Speaker 1: wide to turn his man seal him back inside, and
Speaker 1: then Eikenberg sends a man to the moon on his block.
Speaker 1: Connor Williams hits the reach block and turns him. Durham
Speaker 1: Smith gets the second level for a nice lead block there.
Speaker 1: I just had armstead, Eichenberg and connor really killing the
Speaker 1: running game in the first drive of the game. Multiple
Speaker 1: reach blocks outflanking guys. Who talked about that in the preview?
Speaker 1: Big Offense, big defensive line, Athletic Offensive Line. Miami won
Speaker 1: US speed on those plays. Gosh, the tackle play was
Speaker 1: so good in this game. The whole offensive line was good.
Speaker 1: Everybody hit key blocks in the running game. The pass
Speaker 1: pro was fantastic all day long. And how about Greg
Speaker 1: Little coming off the bench? Man? He was really, really good.
Speaker 1: Tehran and connor were both really good again and I
Speaker 1: thought Liam was very good and rob as well. The
Speaker 1: entire line played well. talked about the guards, pulling man.
Speaker 1: I love the way rob plays, you know, two guys
Speaker 1: in separate places, and pass pro, where he has hands
Speaker 1: on one guy to help, but he's got eyes scanning
Speaker 1: elsewhere trying to find out where else he can help.
Speaker 1: When his man backs out, he helps his neighbor and
Speaker 1: pass pro but keeps those eyes active to find that
Speaker 1: next guy. And I love seeing how this group feels
Speaker 1: out rush games, gets their landmarks and then goes and
Speaker 1: finds work. If they don't have any I don't want
Speaker 1: to break down every single play, but man, the running
Speaker 1: game had some lanes and I think there's still more
Speaker 1: to be had there. A couple of plays opened up
Speaker 1: some big creases and defender just barely gets there to
Speaker 1: chop down our back. All right, that's a very long
Speaker 1: first segment. We're almost full time here. Let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and take our first break and come back and get
Speaker 1: to the defensive film and all the numbers. That's next
Speaker 1: here on the drivetime podcast, your host Travis Wingfield, brought
Speaker 1: to you by auto nation, picking it back up for
Speaker 1: the film review on the Dolphins defensive side of the ball,
Speaker 1: and man who Lamar Jackson was really Dang good. They
Speaker 1: had answers for our bags of tricks, starting with that
Speaker 1: cat blitz to open the game where he just sees
Speaker 1: it and throws a now route to the vacated space.
Speaker 1: Did that a few times in this game and there
Speaker 1: was plenty of rush contained where we weren't really necessarily
Speaker 1: sending our guys with a penetration themed attack. A real
Speaker 1: emphasis on staying engage and keeping your eyes on Lamar,
Speaker 1: and he did what he had to do to beat that.
Speaker 1: Stayed in the pocket went through his progressions let things develop.
Speaker 1: It's a tough, tough cover for more than three seconds
Speaker 1: in this league and he was patient enough to let
Speaker 1: that happen. It's a tough guy to defend. Man. If
Speaker 1: we get where we want to go in January you
Speaker 1: probably see him again. This team is winning the north,
Speaker 1: no doubt in my mind. They used a lot of
Speaker 1: the same principles that our offense went with with regards
Speaker 1: to pre snap motion, lateral movement to attract the eyes
Speaker 1: of the defenders and using that speed out of the backside.
Speaker 1: This game is a great example of how effective speed
Speaker 1: can be so tough to deal with for a defense
Speaker 1: in the NFL too. Let's break down that goal line
Speaker 1: stand first and two it's a heavy wishbone. Everybody's inside,
Speaker 1: including all eleven defenders from Miami. Og Ball throws the
Speaker 1: tight end right into the backs track. Wilkins stands it up,
Speaker 1: Baker cuts it down off the edge and e ROB
Speaker 1: helps get surge from the back of the pile. Second
Speaker 1: one heavy wishbone. Eleven again, eleven defenders in the box.
Speaker 1: Wilkins splits the garden center with the first step off
Speaker 1: the snap. Seedler splits the other side and gets through
Speaker 1: those two guys and they are such good players. Third
Speaker 1: and one. Now it's heavy gun with one split back.
Speaker 1: The fullback motions from his nasty split to the play
Speaker 1: side to lead that Lamar Jackson power run. This time
Speaker 1: there's not penetration, but Sam Aguavin comes across the formation
Speaker 1: and Wax Lamar just in time to get him down.
Speaker 1: Then fourth and one. fumbled snap, but honestly I chalk
Speaker 1: it up to winning those three straight plays. You'RE gonna
Speaker 1: go to your best short yardage plays in that spot
Speaker 1: right for Baltimore. You sniff out all three of them.
Speaker 1: Suddenly they're like better try something different here and then
Speaker 1: you rush your primary shotgun quarterback up under center and
Speaker 1: it causes an exchange issue. Great stuff from the Miami
Speaker 1: Defense on that one. Back to the Ravens design. The
Speaker 1: Long Bateman touchdown was pretty good for them. The stick
Speaker 1: route to the boundary pulls Javon Holland down and creates
Speaker 1: that foot race for Rashon Bateman. Plus there was late
Speaker 1: motion where x had a chance to had to change
Speaker 1: from duvern a to Bateman and they did that jet
Speaker 1: sweep and snap the ball like within one second. So
Speaker 1: you see X condensed down inside. Then he has to
Speaker 1: flip his hips back to the outside to play that
Speaker 1: inside leverage. And I won't say it was easy for
Speaker 1: Bateman to get that access, but the design of the
Speaker 1: play really helped him out. Great Romans. The top O
Speaker 1: C right. You see why in this game. Then there
Speaker 1: were plays where coverage was good. Rush looked like at
Speaker 1: might impact Lamar and he just got out of it.
Speaker 1: Like that twenty yard run in the first half. Phillips
Speaker 1: flies by with what looked like it could have been
Speaker 1: a potential big qb hit, but Morgan Moses gets a
Speaker 1: late chip and sends him wide and that was all
Speaker 1: it took for Lamar to get the edge. He was
Speaker 1: just so dang good. That seemshot to mark Andrews after
Speaker 1: the run was a great quarterback play. Then the next
Speaker 1: drive he drills one to Isaiah, likely reading the concept
Speaker 1: so very well. I talked about Wilkins and sealler. Their
Speaker 1: ability to hold the point from all techniques, all positions,
Speaker 1: the two, the four, the three, the two eye, the
Speaker 1: four eye, so so impressive. You just don't see them
Speaker 1: get rolled out or washed out. It really moved it
Speaker 1: all ever, a Landon Roberts gets a handful of reps
Speaker 1: just perfectly right every week where he flies between the
Speaker 1: B gaps and either blows up the ball carrier or
Speaker 1: sends the blocker right into the ball carrier's lap and
Speaker 1: that winds up disrupting the running back track. He's a
Speaker 1: good fit behind some of those bear fronts when they
Speaker 1: do dial up that Christian Ray Kwan sealer front. He
Speaker 1: did get taken on the Lamar touchdown run, but that
Speaker 1: was him overplaying one gap. Ray Kwan rode the way
Speaker 1: for a run stuff from that nose tackle position on
Speaker 1: the left guard and he dives over the block for
Speaker 1: the tackle. I thought that play was indicative of all
Speaker 1: the physical skill sets that he offers, with the length,
Speaker 1: the power of the quickness and athletic ability. Let's go
Speaker 1: over some individual notes right. I have another note on
Speaker 1: the Lamar touchdown run, but I just told you what
Speaker 1: happened there and just overplayed it by a gap. Emmanuel
Speaker 1: Ogba absorbs and shakes a tough block from Moses to
Speaker 1: detach for a run stuff. Jerome Baker had a nice
Speaker 1: play on Lamar Jackson and space on zone read where
Speaker 1: he was all alone and got the quarterback to the ground.
Speaker 1: Melvin Ingram had some impactful rushes that really forced a
Speaker 1: couple of hurried throws. Kator Co, who made a really
Speaker 1: nice tackle on a swing screen to get on the
Speaker 1: outside shoulder of his block and stick his face and
Speaker 1: the fan for the tackle, and then Eric rose coverage
Speaker 1: on the third down completion short of the sticks to
Speaker 1: Andrews was fantastic. Jam Him ran under that back hip
Speaker 1: and made the play for the immediate tackle. Then Lamar's
Speaker 1: touchdown round. We talked about that. UH, why isn't there?
Speaker 1: Twice we had guys get caught in space a couple
Speaker 1: of times and coverage like Brandon Jones and a couple
Speaker 1: of times. But again, the offensive plan, calls and execution
Speaker 1: just kind of did that. We praised to a fort.
Speaker 1: Lamar moved guys and through in behind those well constructed
Speaker 1: concepts to space to clear out by the initial route,
Speaker 1: that second route to get space. I want to give
Speaker 1: Phillips a shout out for his hustle on a toss
Speaker 1: play to Kenyan drake in the fourth quarter, first down
Speaker 1: on the fourth down stop stop drive. He comes from
Speaker 1: Washington D C All the way over to Baltimore to
Speaker 1: string that thing out, and Melvin Ingram allowed him to
Speaker 1: do so by beating a block and forcing lamar to
Speaker 1: bubble as well. The strength of steiler. On that third
Speaker 1: down play, man Lamar has the first down, but he
Speaker 1: just grabs him and throws him backwards. And more good
Speaker 1: hustle by the rest of the guys. Phillips, Wilkins, Holland
Speaker 1: Riley all get in there and pull him back short
Speaker 1: of the sticks. He moves the chains there. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be game over. Then one last one here the fourth
Speaker 1: down stop. Steiler, once a getting short yardage, beats a block,
Speaker 1: causes a pile up. Roberts knife in and puts a
Speaker 1: polling guard on his butt, and you can see that's
Speaker 1: where Lamar Jackson's feet got tangled and prevented him from
Speaker 1: kind of diving forward, for any fall forward whatsoever. Then
Speaker 1: Duke Riley smacks the back who serves as the polar
Speaker 1: and trey flowers. Welcome to Miami. He got knocked back
Speaker 1: right at the point of attack. Big Time, big time
Speaker 1: stuff there. All right. How about some numbers from this
Speaker 1: game from the dolphins side of things. Some stats for
Speaker 1: two on the season. Seven thirty nine total yards thirty
Speaker 1: five first down, seven touchdowns, also a fourth quarter comeback.
Speaker 1: He's second in Qbr at eighty five point seven. That's
Speaker 1: just some point nine points off the pace of Josh
Speaker 1: Allen heading into Monday night football tonight. Will Update that
Speaker 1: on the Wednesday podcast. His one hundred and sixteen point
Speaker 1: five passer rating his fourth best in football. How about
Speaker 1: two on third down? This year, seventeen of twenty one
Speaker 1: on the money down for two D six yards, four
Speaker 1: touchdowns and twelve first downs. His passer rating is one
Speaker 1: fifty one point one on third downs. SPRINKLE in the
Speaker 1: loan fourth down attempt he has this year. Eighteen for
Speaker 1: twenty two, two hundred and sixty eight yards, five touchdowns,
Speaker 1: a one fifty seven rating. Pretty good. Tyreek hill is
Speaker 1: leading the league with receiving yards at two eighty four.
Speaker 1: Waddle of second at two forty. They have the most
Speaker 1: combined touchdowns of any two receivers, with five waddles three year,
Speaker 1: tied for the most in the NFL. Tyreek hill has
Speaker 1: eleven point four yards per target and waddle has ten
Speaker 1: yards per target. That's sixth and fifteen among receivers with
Speaker 1: at least ten targets. Among receivers with ten catches, waddle
Speaker 1: is first and Yak tyreek is fourth. Seven point six
Speaker 1: per catch and six point one for tyreek per catch.
Speaker 1: How about PFF numbers under pressure to a five of nine,
Speaker 1: seventy two yards, one touchdown against the blitz, ten for thirteen,
Speaker 1: one thirty two and a touchdown with an average depth
Speaker 1: of target of seven point eight yards. How about twenty
Speaker 1: plus yard throws? Four of five, one fifty five, three touchdowns,
Speaker 1: one pick. That's a one, eight teen point four rating.
Speaker 1: And Ten plus yard throws, thirteen of eighteen, three hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen yards, four touchdowns, two picks, a one fourteen
Speaker 1: three five rating. A couple of cool nuggets with the
Speaker 1: to see a hat tip to S K parrot on twitter,
Speaker 1: to a following an interception the last two years. Six
Speaker 1: five yards, five touchdowns, no pics, a one thirty five
Speaker 1: point to rating. And then fourth quarter ranks, dating back
Speaker 1: to all quarterbacks. Two ranks. First and touchdown percentage, completion percentage,
Speaker 1: first down percentage. He's fourth and passer rating fourth and
Speaker 1: sack avoids percentage and fifth all time in net yards
Speaker 1: per play. How about the yards per target and yards
Speaker 1: per route ran from tyreek Hill and Jalen waddle. Fourteen
Speaker 1: point six yards per target for Tyreek Hill, four point
Speaker 1: seventy five yards per route ran. You want to be
Speaker 1: over eight and two of these categories. By the way,
Speaker 1: ten point seven a dot. Waddle was nine yards per target,
Speaker 1: four point oh seven yards per route ran and ten
Speaker 1: point two yards of average depth of target rack. In
Speaker 1: the game waddle had eighty seven. Cheetah had sixty one.
Speaker 1: MOSTARD had thirty three. JALEN's first in the NFL with
Speaker 1: seven point six yards of yack yards among all receivers
Speaker 1: at least ten catches. TIREK is fifth at six point one.
Speaker 1: How about some non Cheetah Penguins, skill guys combining for
Speaker 1: a hundred ninety two yards and two touchdowns. And how
Speaker 1: about that efficiency? Kisicky for most are three ingled to
Speaker 1: chef Sherfield, to all of them. Caught all those targets. Two.
Speaker 1: It was eleven for eleven, with ninety three yards throwing
Speaker 1: to those players. How about the running backs in this game,
Speaker 1: averaging six yards per carry between uh Mosterre and Edmunds.
Speaker 1: If you remove both two, an Ingold sneaks most diret
Speaker 1: forced five miss tackles. As a ball carrier. He averaged
Speaker 1: two point four or five yards after contact and Edmund's
Speaker 1: average two point eight. Both had one ten plus yard run.
Speaker 1: On the offensive line. Two point seven, three yards or
Speaker 1: seconds time to throw for two on the season. That's
Speaker 1: two full tens better of a second than last year.
Speaker 1: The dolphins allowed nine pressures on fifty three dropbacks, just
Speaker 1: one sack. That was the only qb hit the entire day.
Speaker 1: Armstead two pressures, Ikenburg two pressures, Connor Williams, two pressures,
Speaker 1: Hunt and little one apiece. Zero hits attributed to the
Speaker 1: offensive line. The sack went to Durham Smith on that
Speaker 1: split flow action where he missed the block. By the way,
Speaker 1: the Ravens had thirty two pressure an eleven quarterback hits
Speaker 1: last week. PFF says we average nine point seven yards
Speaker 1: running the ball behind Robert Hunt and Connor Williams, six
Speaker 1: point three yards behind to ron armstead and five yards
Speaker 1: behind the right guard by himself. On defense, two pressures
Speaker 1: for sailor Phillips and Ingram, one for Davis Jones, Baker
Speaker 1: and AGBA Wilkins had five run stops. Seiler Jones and
Speaker 1: Eg van had two apiece. Six guys had one. All right,
Speaker 1: short and sweet there. On defense, we have a little
Speaker 1: bit of left to get to here, including snap counts,
Speaker 1: scanning the social and coach mcdaniels Monday in news conference.
Speaker 1: That's next on the drift time podcast, your host, Travis Wingfield,
Speaker 1: brought to you by auto nation. I told you, guys,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a longer podcast today with all we
Speaker 1: had to get to breaking down all those plays. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and get to the snap counts here real quick.
Speaker 1: Uh in the game on Sunday and just kind of
Speaker 1: give you some thoughts on those snap counts. On the offense,
Speaker 1: the offensive line went wire to wire, as did your quarterback.
Speaker 1: That's obviously exceptionally ideal. Seventy one snaps for all of
Speaker 1: those guys. Jalen waddle led the way for all receivers
Speaker 1: with fifty seven snaps. Tyreek hill played fifty four. Then
Speaker 1: you had Sherfield, Wilson, Craig Craft Sixteen. At tight end,
Speaker 1: Mike Gasicki leads the way with forty four snaps, Durham
Speaker 1: Smith thirty five and tanner conner played one. At fullback,
Speaker 1: Alec Ingold Played Twenty Six and then among the running
Speaker 1: backs most thirty nine, edmunds thirty six, with good time
Speaker 1: share there among the running backs, and Gasicki gets back
Speaker 1: into the tight end lead as far as snap counts go,
Speaker 1: and then obviously you see your two top receivers. They're
Speaker 1: getting the bulk of the workload and the rest of
Speaker 1: the guys kind of rounding out the group there, although
Speaker 1: Wilson did leave the game with an injury which, by
Speaker 1: the way, and coach mcdaniel's press conference he did say
Speaker 1: that imaging came back without any breaks on Cedric Wilson's ribs,
Speaker 1: but he is pretty sore because that's what happens on
Speaker 1: a rib injury. He'll be day today. On defense we
Speaker 1: had two players go wired to wire, Javon Holland and
Speaker 1: Jerome Baker. Ex Avian Howard's out there for fifty two
Speaker 1: of the fifty nine snaps, and then how about Zack
Speaker 1: seiler and Christian Wilkins? These guys are so well conditioned.
Speaker 1: Forty six snaps for Seeler, forty five for Wilkins, forty
Speaker 1: five for Jalen Phillips. We also had forty from a
Speaker 1: land and Roberts. Brandon Jones played thirty eight snaps. Emmanuel
Speaker 1: Ogba thirty six, Eric Roe Thirty Five, Ray Kuan Davis
Speaker 1: and Melvin Ingram both played thirty two. Duke Riley thirty one.
Speaker 1: You get the idea here. Like a lot of guys
Speaker 1: played a lot of snaps. Nick Need Him Twenty Six,
Speaker 1: K or cohove. The Dolphins did go with Cohu UH
Speaker 1: starting the second half over nick need him. Coach addressed
Speaker 1: that in his press conference. Will play two answers from
Speaker 1: his press conference on this podcast. You can find the
Speaker 1: rest up on Miami Dolphins Dot Com as well as
Speaker 1: the youtube channel. Rounding out the group, Keion crossing had twenty,
Speaker 1: John Jenkins Fourteen, Trey flowers eight and Sam Egill von Seven.
Speaker 1: Man Total team effort. There tons of guys playing tons
Speaker 1: of snaps in this game. So scanning the social this week,
Speaker 1: I don't have much, because what could I paw sibly
Speaker 1: have a gripe with everyone taking notice. Reminds me of
Speaker 1: a verse from one of my favorite little dickey tracks.
Speaker 1: Next play wide open three, like wet the yard taking notice.
Speaker 1: I take a charge, but they don't even notice. Don't
Speaker 1: leave them opens jumper as potent. Everyone kind of on
Speaker 1: the same page. There today around the web. So Peter
Speaker 1: King wrote a great story on the football morning in America,
Speaker 1: talking about the effort play, the long touchdown pass from
Speaker 1: two what's a Tyreek Hill on third and ten, about
Speaker 1: how that play was installed and just kind of the
Speaker 1: whole process of putting that thing together. Go check it out.
Speaker 1: Football morning in America. I'm not gonna read the whole
Speaker 1: thing here because we're already getting very long, but check
Speaker 1: it out. Peter King, football morning in America, a very,
Speaker 1: very long blurb on your Miami Dolphins. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: finish up here with two quotes from head coach Mike mcdaniel.
Speaker 1: First I asked him about the non animal themed nickname
Speaker 1: players in the skill sets. You're like that verbiage there
Speaker 1: about them putting up one yards and two touchdowns and
Speaker 1: how valuable that is as an offense. Will play that first,
Speaker 1: and then we'll finish after that with coach talking about
Speaker 1: two a tongue of by Loa's performance and what that
Speaker 1: can do for their relationship the conference. Coach feels in
Speaker 1: him the confidence the coaching staff and players fill into
Speaker 1: a tongue of by LOA. Here's coach on those two answers.
Speaker 1: M Hmm. Well, I mean unbeknownst you have named every
Speaker 1: player and animal. Um. No, it's it's crucial. You know,
Speaker 1: the Um part of a good offense is utilizing all
Speaker 1: five eligibles on the field. Um and defenses are too
Speaker 1: good in the national football league that if you're a
Speaker 1: one or two trick pony, eventually they can um dictate
Speaker 1: the terms and and uh render you a lot less effective.
Speaker 1: So Um each and every game, uh you're you're trying
Speaker 1: to distribute the ball to your playmakers, and we have
Speaker 1: a lot of them. Sometimes, Um, the given uh circumstances
Speaker 1: or the defensive presentations dictate. Um. People get um more
Speaker 1: one game than they will the next. Um. I've alluded
Speaker 1: before to the fact that uh, you know the Um
Speaker 1: from a statistical standpoint. The best offense that Um I
Speaker 1: was ever a part of. It was the two thousand
Speaker 1: and sixteen Atlanta Falcons. and Um I think that game
Speaker 1: that Julio had three yards receiving against the panthers. The
Speaker 1: game before he had one catch for sixteen yards. So Um,
Speaker 1: you have to be able to take advantage of matchups
Speaker 1: or defenses if the opportunity is given. But you also
Speaker 1: have to be able to distribute the ball, so guys
Speaker 1: can't over key on one or two individuals and the
Speaker 1: Blur Bontua. Um. I think it. I think it, uh.
Speaker 1: I think it allows him, Um, it kind of makes
Speaker 1: it tangible what his teammates, Myself, the coaching staff have
Speaker 1: been seen. Um, uh, you know this whole offseason. Um.
Speaker 1: So it makes the you know that evolution of you
Speaker 1: know the things of UH. I mean he was, he was.
Speaker 1: He took such a step in the right direction yesterday
Speaker 1: and through a through an interception, that he was absolutely
Speaker 1: disgusted with himself and in that game to take the
Speaker 1: coaching and still press forward with it was probably his
Speaker 1: biggest mistake that he's had all this season. So that,
Speaker 1: like that makes it that much more real and what
Speaker 1: it can do for him if he's just worried about
Speaker 1: playing the next playing up, not pressing or not being
Speaker 1: overly hard on himself. So I think the messaging for
Speaker 1: that and for him his personal growth is huge. But Um,
Speaker 1: I also think um it's it's awesome for a player
Speaker 1: to feel his he he knows that he did some really,
Speaker 1: really good things. I think deep down he would never
Speaker 1: say it, but I think, Um, you'd have to be
Speaker 1: kind of delusional not to start to be like hey,
Speaker 1: six touchdowns was pretty good right, um. But I think
Speaker 1: there's also something to the fact that none of his
Speaker 1: teammates were surprised, which is much more impactful than words.
Speaker 1: You can feel that when guys are like they're like,
Speaker 1: Whoa Dude, where that come from, you know, like Um.
Speaker 1: So I think I think that's great for him. He
Speaker 1: deserves it. Um. None of it was given at all.
Speaker 1: He earned every ounce of that Um, which I know
Speaker 1: players respect a great deal. Um. So I think that
Speaker 1: benefits everybody, Um uh, players and coaches included. All right,
Speaker 1: there we go. Fun Long podcast here on drivetime. We'll
Speaker 1: come back with you guys tomorrow and do a deep
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