Speaker 1: Field touchdown, Miami Run. What is up? Dolphins? And welcome
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Speaker 1: and every day. How's it going, everybody? We made it
Speaker 1: to another Friday. I am your host, Travis Wingfield here
Speaker 1: to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football.
Speaker 1: And on today's show, we'll get you caught up on
Speaker 1: the latest Friday injury port for Dolphins and Bengals. We'll
Speaker 1: get to John Conjemmi's three takeaways. We'll welcome Seth and
Speaker 1: o J on the podcast to ask me to every
Speaker 1: single Friday. But the main event on this episode of
Speaker 1: Drive Time, Ronde Gatston joins us to flash it back
Speaker 1: to two thousand the Dolphins take down the Bengals in
Speaker 1: that season. We'll talk to Ronde Gatson about that, all
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Speaker 1: Dolphins injury report here really quickly. Coach said, they're going
Speaker 1: to make a decision on the quarterbacks on Sunday, and
Speaker 1: we will know at that time whether it's going to
Speaker 1: be two a tongue of Byla or Ryan Fitzpatrick starting
Speaker 1: in the game. DeAndre Washington and Savan Akman are doubtful.
Speaker 1: The team has not declared their intentions on running back
Speaker 1: Miles gasking whether or not he's coming off the injured reserve.
Speaker 1: Coach Flora said they have to talk with the personnel staff,
Speaker 1: with Brandon Shore, Marvin Allen, and of course general manager
Speaker 1: Chris Greer. Questionable on the game is going to be
Speaker 1: offensive lineman Solomon Kinley, and running back Matt Breed is
Speaker 1: dealing with an illness. He was back there for Friday's practice.
Speaker 1: They're gonna update us as soon as they can, said
Speaker 1: coach Flora. So plenty of questions about the Dolphins injury
Speaker 1: report heading into this game for the Bengals. And joining
Speaker 1: me now on this Friday edition of the Drive Time
Speaker 1: Podcast is former Dolphins receiver Orande Gadsden. He's out in
Speaker 1: front of the Golden gate Bridge right now on the
Speaker 1: zoom call. I'm not sure where you are in real life,
Speaker 1: but Orande, thanks for joining me, man, I appreciate it. Hey, man,
Speaker 1: no problem. Give me a second, let me give a
Speaker 1: mask together, and then uh we can continue. But thanks
Speaker 1: for having me. Yeah, no problem. Always got to have
Speaker 1: the mask at his life here in And we have
Speaker 1: you on today to talk about the two thousand game
Speaker 1: against the Bengals. But first I want to ask you.
Speaker 1: We had you on back in the summer talking about
Speaker 1: my personal all time favorite Dolphins game two thousand two
Speaker 1: at the Denver Broncos, a big Sunday night football win,
Speaker 1: and you and I had kind of exchanged some texts
Speaker 1: about getting that game into your hands. Did you ever
Speaker 1: have a chance to watch that game? Yeah? I kind
Speaker 1: of agree with you. Man. That's probably in my top
Speaker 1: at least my top five of football games played. Man,
Speaker 1: that was a good, hard hitting game. Yeah, you got
Speaker 1: it to me and I watched that. I even watched
Speaker 1: it with h Patsertan and we we had h a
Speaker 1: lot of laughs and uh brought back a lot of memories.
Speaker 1: How often do you do that? Like? Is that something
Speaker 1: you would do more often if you had more more
Speaker 1: games available to you? Ah? Yeah, just the good ones
Speaker 1: I'm show. We would pick one or two of them. Uh. Sale.
Speaker 1: He probably has a few games like that Radar game.
Speaker 1: He he talks about that quite often, about the Jay
Speaker 1: Rice interception. And you know, I got one of two
Speaker 1: of the codes games that I like to But we
Speaker 1: definitely go go back down the memory land if we
Speaker 1: had chance. We got to get Pat on the podcast
Speaker 1: here one of these days. I know he's a big
Speaker 1: time high school football coach these days, taking boys over
Speaker 1: to state championships every single year. So that's cool, man.
Speaker 1: I would love to be a fly on the wall
Speaker 1: in that room watching games with you guys. Uh. Today,
Speaker 1: we're going back to two thousand, a game against the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Bengals. Dolphins are hosting the Bengals this Sunday at
Speaker 1: hard Rock Stadium, so we're doing flashback with the Bengals.
Speaker 1: And this was your first season a Ronde without Dan
Speaker 1: at quarterback. And at that point Dan started all thirty
Speaker 1: two games of your career at that point. What was
Speaker 1: the feeling among the receivers and yourself when Dan retired
Speaker 1: and you had to go into the two thousand season
Speaker 1: with a little bit of an unknown at the quarterback position.
Speaker 1: It was kind of tough, you know, Um, you know,
Speaker 1: losing Dan and knowing what kind of person he was,
Speaker 1: and you know he was a gun slinger and you
Speaker 1: know he was he was wanting to throw at our
Speaker 1: costs and didn't know much about Jay, just knew Jay
Speaker 1: hung up a few testdowns on us that Jacksonville game.
Speaker 1: But we we we quickly got acclimated to Jay and
Speaker 1: and found out he was just as tough as nails
Speaker 1: and you do everything he can to win the game
Speaker 1: and as to receive. That's all you need to know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's a great prelude to the next question here,
Speaker 1: because he obviously goes and wins the job in camp
Speaker 1: over Damon Heward. And you mentioned the toughness and something
Speaker 1: that maybe maybe back then it was different, But to me,
Speaker 1: you can't really prove that metal without playing a true
Speaker 1: regular season game, but maybe back then you could did
Speaker 1: did you guys see that in his training camp in
Speaker 1: the preseason, Like did you see that toughness and that
Speaker 1: kind of gritty mentality that we knew he had later
Speaker 1: early on fanning camp. Obviously going forward, we thought Damon
Speaker 1: Hewitt was our guy because we played a few games
Speaker 1: with him, uh before and when when Damn was injured
Speaker 1: one of two games. But I think j J showed
Speaker 1: it wanted training camp, and uh we followed his lead.
Speaker 1: We knew he wasn't you know, gonna gonna win games
Speaker 1: pretty but we were gonna win games because he do
Speaker 1: what we needed to be done to win the games.
Speaker 1: And so I think, you know, just like now, I
Speaker 1: think the running, the running asked act of it, you know,
Speaker 1: playing a big pot and us you know, knowing we
Speaker 1: had a great defense, we just need to get some
Speaker 1: first downs and and get get Lindo in position too,
Speaker 1: and we win the game. But we knew Jews, I mean,
Speaker 1: Jay head, what it took. Yeah. So for your younger
Speaker 1: Dolphins fans out there, and look a look at me
Speaker 1: being the old wise one these days. But for your
Speaker 1: younger Dolphins fans before Jason Sanders and Linda Mario was
Speaker 1: money in the bank as well. So you heard AROUNDE
Speaker 1: talk about his ability to put the ball through the
Speaker 1: uprights back in those days. But in this season, you
Speaker 1: guys start off three and one, you're on the road
Speaker 1: against a winless team, and they come out and jump
Speaker 1: on a damn good Dolphins team with a thirteen nothing lead.
Speaker 1: Now I'm curious to get your take here because Dick
Speaker 1: lebou this is his first game as interim head coach
Speaker 1: for them after they fired their previous head coach, and
Speaker 1: at this point of the game, like, do they have
Speaker 1: a little bit of that new interim head coach juice
Speaker 1: coming out of the gates? Why do you think in
Speaker 1: your opinion, it took you guys a minute to get
Speaker 1: going in that game. You know how tough it is
Speaker 1: man going up against win this team. I think you
Speaker 1: sometimes played down to your your opponents and for them
Speaker 1: to score two touches, for them to have thirteen points
Speaker 1: and our defense that was that was pretty That was
Speaker 1: pretty tough. That doesn't usually happen right away, Like you
Speaker 1: may get thirteen points in the game, but not not
Speaker 1: thirteen points right away, and so um, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: it's a it's a team game. And so the defense
Speaker 1: was uh lacking a bit. So the offense had to
Speaker 1: step up, which usually is the other way around. And
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk a little bit more about one of
Speaker 1: those players on that defense that made us so good,
Speaker 1: Zack Thomas. Also coming up on the Hall of Fame
Speaker 1: ballot once again. Let's get him into Canton this year finally.
Speaker 1: But you may, yes, yes, we we all think it
Speaker 1: should happen eventually. I think it will. Hopefully this is
Speaker 1: the year. But back to this game. And you know,
Speaker 1: we actually talked with Channing last week about a Broncos
Speaker 1: game or two weeks ago, and he Jack made like
Speaker 1: four goal line stands in a row. It's just I
Speaker 1: can talk about that guy all night long, man, But
Speaker 1: let's let's transition here. Uh. You mentioned them scoring some
Speaker 1: points early. One of the ways they did score was
Speaker 1: a Peter Warwick how's that name? For a flashback? He
Speaker 1: caught up one handed touchdown in the back of the
Speaker 1: end zone. And we referenced your appearance on Drive Time
Speaker 1: this summer already we talked about that Broncos game and
Speaker 1: since that was the same year as your fame one
Speaker 1: famed one handed sprawled out stab on the infield dirt
Speaker 1: there Pro Player Stadium, we went in on that catch,
Speaker 1: you and I did. So if you guys want to
Speaker 1: catch orande breaking down that catch, go back to the
Speaker 1: summer's episode and check it out. But I'm wondering, since
Speaker 1: that was kind of your move at that stage in
Speaker 1: the NFL, like guys weren't making the one handed catches
Speaker 1: like to do now like it was your move in
Speaker 1: my opinion, did that play maybe make you think yourself,
Speaker 1: all right, it's my turn to go make a play.
Speaker 1: Not really like like I said, I saw him doing.
Speaker 1: It was a great kids, you know you you know
Speaker 1: what Peter Warred did it uh Flowing State, and you
Speaker 1: know what he did earlier at the Bengals. It was
Speaker 1: just you know, it's just competition. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: If he if he could do it, I know I
Speaker 1: could do it, and you you want the ball. I
Speaker 1: don't think you see it, but but you feel it inside.
Speaker 1: And I think everybody knows, like, oh man, he did
Speaker 1: a one hand the kids? Uh can can you? Because
Speaker 1: you do want to show him up? But I don't
Speaker 1: think it was sad, but I think it was in fur.
Speaker 1: You certainly did. You went out there and made a
Speaker 1: couple of plays and you know, speaking of Peter Work,
Speaker 1: I would love to see Peter Work in today's NFL.
Speaker 1: He might fit a little more than he did back
Speaker 1: down with a more physical and bruising type of game.
Speaker 1: But uh, that's besides the point. But you know I
Speaker 1: mentioned this. You did score two touchdowns in this game,
Speaker 1: and both of those were on fade routes. Now, help
Speaker 1: me out here, Randi, because I have to imagine that
Speaker 1: your play style, your body composition, all that stuff, the
Speaker 1: big strong hands, I have to imagine you love the
Speaker 1: fade route. So without a doubt, I think you know,
Speaker 1: coming from a basketball background, just like a lot of
Speaker 1: the receivers today are coming from. I think when you
Speaker 1: get a match up against a smaller corner that that
Speaker 1: just helps us, you know. And and so if you
Speaker 1: if you get time to jump and you've worked with it,
Speaker 1: you know, with the quarterback a few times, I think
Speaker 1: you can master and that it was just something that
Speaker 1: I was used to doing coming from Winston Salem State
Speaker 1: and it was just second nature to me. Well, so
Speaker 1: help me out here, because and I don't know how
Speaker 1: much you get on social media Rounde, maybe not at all,
Speaker 1: but a lot of smart move a lot of fans,
Speaker 1: and we even seen we saw two touchdowns that I
Speaker 1: can recall off top of my head this year from
Speaker 1: Devonte Parker and mac Hollins, one in Denver, one in
Speaker 1: Arizona where they caught touchdowns on fade type of routes
Speaker 1: into the corner of the end zone. But if you
Speaker 1: go on social media, if a team calls a fade
Speaker 1: route and it doesn't go complete, because that's how this
Speaker 1: lead works. If it doesn't work, you're not smart. If
Speaker 1: it does work, your genius. But they'll see these fade
Speaker 1: routes fall to the turf and they lose their minds.
Speaker 1: So help help me convince fans of fade routes are
Speaker 1: not the worst thing in the world. No, no, definitely not.
Speaker 1: I think, once again, it takes practice. But I think
Speaker 1: more times than not, I think, you know, well, when
Speaker 1: a deep ball is more fifty fifty, I think a
Speaker 1: fade route with with with practice is at least seventy thirty.
Speaker 1: So I think, uh, you know, it's best to throw,
Speaker 1: especially when you have a high difference. I think, uh,
Speaker 1: you know. I watched Holland's obviously he has the eighties
Speaker 1: six on, so so I watched him and it was
Speaker 1: a perfect thrown ball and he went up and called
Speaker 1: it in the one in uh Denver. I think the
Speaker 1: d bunting Farker Canting had to foot out of bounds.
Speaker 1: I think, uh uh. Just the other day, I think,
Speaker 1: and so um, if you if you got the height
Speaker 1: of bands, if you used use six three six four
Speaker 1: and you gotta dB five tan, I think, yeah, odds
Speaker 1: are definitely in your favor. So that's a great prelude
Speaker 1: into the next question here. I think it was at
Speaker 1: the jetson It might have been like two thousand six.
Speaker 1: I know it was after your playing career. But there
Speaker 1: was one instance where they flexed out Jason Taylor who
Speaker 1: came in and checked in as a tight eligible and
Speaker 1: they flexed him out and I'll never forget the still image.
Speaker 1: It was him lined up like a wide receiver. He
Speaker 1: had a little stance, he was probably feeling himself, and
Speaker 1: they put a little five ten cornerback out there and
Speaker 1: it was just like, okay, that's where the ball has
Speaker 1: to go. And they did it, and the cornerback just
Speaker 1: pulls him down by the part of the inside call
Speaker 1: it collar bone on the front of the jersey. It
Speaker 1: was hilarious to watch. So the reason that's a good
Speaker 1: example to lead into here was because JT had a
Speaker 1: huge play in this game, a strip, sack and score
Speaker 1: the hat trick. He loved doing it. You guys are
Speaker 1: down thirteen to three at this point in the game.
Speaker 1: First off, there's eight seconds left in the first half.
Speaker 1: They've got the ball at the minus thirty five yard line.
Speaker 1: Are you thinking to yourself, what the hell are they
Speaker 1: doing putting the ball up in the air right now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean we all thought they'd run the clock out
Speaker 1: and we go in and have to come up with
Speaker 1: a different game plan. But you know, like I said
Speaker 1: that that defense, specially with the the back half of
Speaker 1: it be having you know, Patt and Sam and with
Speaker 1: Zach in the middle and and j T coming coming
Speaker 1: off the edge. You know, but passing was good luck,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? So, uh, they passed and
Speaker 1: j T did he do the Jordan on that one
Speaker 1: at the end when he scored up the goal line.
Speaker 1: Was that that the one you know he did? He
Speaker 1: always did it. Yeah, So that that was that was
Speaker 1: a big deal. That was you know that that was
Speaker 1: a big deal in a in a bunch of ways,
Speaker 1: for him, man for us. So, um, you know he's
Speaker 1: a great athlete. Um, you know we we we we still.
Speaker 1: I still see him all the time. Uh he I'm
Speaker 1: at I'm at American Hair it is. He's at St.
Speaker 1: Thomas and so we we coach against each other. We
Speaker 1: we we play, we played football, still live flag football.
Speaker 1: So I see j t all the time. These South
Speaker 1: Florida kids are so lucky to have so many former
Speaker 1: Dolphins and alumni coaching down here. I'll go for a
Speaker 1: walk sometimes around the neighborhood and all look across the
Speaker 1: park and there's there's kids working out. Man Like, it's
Speaker 1: just different down here. I love being around this football culture.
Speaker 1: It's so cool. But we we mentioned Jason Taylor there.
Speaker 1: You know, his favorite playing football the hat trick, the strip, sack,
Speaker 1: scoop and score and from there it goes, you know,
Speaker 1: from thirteen to three and the final score of the
Speaker 1: game winds up being thirty one sixteen. So you guys
Speaker 1: just roll them up there. That that's tech, the kind
Speaker 1: of play that just changes the course of the game,
Speaker 1: right yeah. I mean, you know it's tough to say,
Speaker 1: but if you if you play in any tipe of sports,
Speaker 1: you know, frequently up for a long time. You know,
Speaker 1: momentum is real and and so when you're playing the game,
Speaker 1: especially when you're behind you anything, anything changes momentum. And
Speaker 1: play like that definitely does. When he when he sacks,
Speaker 1: get the fumble and score, that gives us points. Uh,
Speaker 1: without the offense being on the field. It's great and
Speaker 1: gives an offense some juice as well because they know
Speaker 1: we only have to score, you know, once or twice
Speaker 1: to get ahead, and then the defense is probably gonna
Speaker 1: be solid as usual. And you were the one that
Speaker 1: went on to score once or twice it was two times.
Speaker 1: In fact, finished the game with thirty one of the
Speaker 1: final thirty four points. You moved to four and one.
Speaker 1: You wind up that season eleven and five, You win
Speaker 1: a playoff game, the epic Colts overtime victory Lamar Smith game.
Speaker 1: Was that your favorite? Was that your favorite year as
Speaker 1: a pro? Around a two thousand? I think so? I
Speaker 1: think you know, um uh, everybody had been on top
Speaker 1: of that game. Um you know, we we we we
Speaker 1: did everything we were supposed to do. Um. Eleven and
Speaker 1: five was was you know in the NFC East, was
Speaker 1: what was tough to do and we did it, and
Speaker 1: we went onto the playoff game of Lamar themar had
Speaker 1: a great game, uh at home. I think that's still
Speaker 1: been the last home playoff game that we won, so
Speaker 1: um that that still sticks out. And I think he
Speaker 1: might have had like forty two carries to win the game.
Speaker 1: So that was that was pretty That was a pretty tough,
Speaker 1: ruggy game. But things were things. Football was just different then. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, football is is great now, but I just
Speaker 1: think back then, when when the rules were different, football
Speaker 1: is a lot tougher, the wins were harder to come by,
Speaker 1: and you just love playing the game. So I think
Speaker 1: if I had looked back that level of five, ye,
Speaker 1: it was probably probably my best year as a pro.
Speaker 1: So maybe maybe you can maybe you cannot answer this,
Speaker 1: but you mentioned, you know, getting that tough win and
Speaker 1: the playoffs over time. Lamar carries the ball over forty
Speaker 1: times two hundred something yards the game when he touchdown.
Speaker 1: What was what was that night like for you guys, Like,
Speaker 1: because you obviously had to prepare for the Raiders and
Speaker 1: if I'm correct, if I'm wrong here, but I think
Speaker 1: it was on Saturday, so you're already on a short week,
Speaker 1: like did you really have time to truly enjoy what
Speaker 1: you guys did that day or was it like we
Speaker 1: got to get back to work already. Um, it was tough.
Speaker 1: We we enjoyed that one. It went in over time,
Speaker 1: and you know how tough the Colts are, and and
Speaker 1: you know that the main thing is when you go
Speaker 1: into playoffs and have to play, you want a home game.
Speaker 1: And so um we we kind of played as hard
Speaker 1: as we couldn't a regular season to get that game.
Speaker 1: And then we knew that game it was gonna be
Speaker 1: tough because that that that at that time, it was
Speaker 1: the third time we played the Coats, and so it's
Speaker 1: tough to be beat any team once as far as
Speaker 1: you know, having to play him three times. So, um,
Speaker 1: we we enjoyed that one, knowing it was a show week.
Speaker 1: We you know, a lot of the team, a lot
Speaker 1: of the players on that team were veterans and we've
Speaker 1: done it before. It didn't always work out for us
Speaker 1: the best because I think that the Jacksonville game was
Speaker 1: on the show a week as well, and so we
Speaker 1: knew it was gonna be tough, and you know, we
Speaker 1: had to go out of the Raiders. It didn't didn't
Speaker 1: didn't go the way we wanted it to go. But
Speaker 1: I think, you know, looking back on it, that's still
Speaker 1: one of the best games that that was. That was
Speaker 1: a team every but it was a bruising game. We
Speaker 1: didn't we didn't pass a lot and if you look back,
Speaker 1: I I did give a good block to Spring the
Speaker 1: mall for the touchdown and over time. But anyway, who's
Speaker 1: who's who's counting? Hey, I count it. I just asked
Speaker 1: coach Grizzard a couple of weeks ago, the receiver's coaching
Speaker 1: for the Dolphins, about blocking, and he said, if you
Speaker 1: don't block in this room, you're not gonna play. So
Speaker 1: good company there rounde Gas and good company we're actually
Speaker 1: every Friday arounde we have SETH and O J from
Speaker 1: the Fish Tank podcast. They're gonna come on after you
Speaker 1: and talk about this game as well. So it's funny,
Speaker 1: you man the eight six with Mac Hollins because o
Speaker 1: J he has an affinity for the eighty one jersey,
Speaker 1: so you kind of have that same thing with eighty six. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we we we we have uh as older guys. We
Speaker 1: we we got a group of us, probably four five
Speaker 1: us who look all over the league to see who
Speaker 1: has it. Uh Tonio Freeman was one of those guys.
Speaker 1: He had it in in Green Bay and we talk
Speaker 1: all the time about what the other eighties six is doing.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that that that is, that is kind of
Speaker 1: near and dear to you because you know the people
Speaker 1: that have it. It's not a it's not a glorious number,
Speaker 1: but you make do with it, and you know the
Speaker 1: people that have and especially if you do something with it,
Speaker 1: then we we we definitely welcome you to the club
Speaker 1: eighty six. You're talking about a language, man, because I
Speaker 1: am team I will say it till the day I'm dead.
Speaker 1: Receivers should be wearing eighties, not the team Jerseys. Man,
Speaker 1: give me the eighties. Yeah, yeah, get the eighties back,
Speaker 1: you know, because we all you know Jay Rice, Michael
Speaker 1: Ivan man, they did they embedded in their hands. Man.
Speaker 1: We grew up watching Jerry Rice and Michael Irvan. They
Speaker 1: had the eighties numbers and those were I got my
Speaker 1: guys anyway, and you wanted you wanted to emulate them,
Speaker 1: and then those were the numbers you wanted. I don't
Speaker 1: know when the numbers came uh lower, when everybody wanted
Speaker 1: the team numbers. That that's a college thing, I think,
Speaker 1: but when you get to the pros, you want the
Speaker 1: big boy eighty numbers, and and uh that that's what
Speaker 1: I wanted. That's what I wished for, and that's what
Speaker 1: I got. I think when I came in the Dolphins
Speaker 1: the first preseason games, I had three and I wanted
Speaker 1: to get out of that three so bad. Hey. When
Speaker 1: I was a kid and I played high school basketball
Speaker 1: and baseball, I wore twenty four because I was a
Speaker 1: big Maryors and Griffy fan. And I wore thirteen on
Speaker 1: the basketball court because of Damn Marino. So, like you said,
Speaker 1: we all follow after our our heroes. There, Rende Gaston
Speaker 1: six years in Miami, over three thousand receiving yards, twenty
Speaker 1: two touchdowns. Ronde, appreciate your time today, Man, Thanks for
Speaker 1: why us why you're picking up the kitchen school there?
Speaker 1: Hey Man, thanks, I appreciate it. Man, And we turned
Speaker 1: now to our crossover edition of the Drive Time Podcast
Speaker 1: as I am joined by Seth and o J of
Speaker 1: the Fish Tank Podcast. Fellows, Thanksgiving is over. We didn't
Speaker 1: get juice last week, so go ahead and start with you,
Speaker 1: o J. How was the holiday? Man? Man, holiday was great.
Speaker 1: You know, a small party consider what we're used to
Speaker 1: having over here to McDuffie house, man a party of six,
Speaker 1: but it was great. All our family members actually live
Speaker 1: here and plus one, so we had we had a
Speaker 1: great holiday. Man, I ate too much. I did put
Speaker 1: on that Thanksgiving fifteen, you know, trying to work it out.
Speaker 1: We even going a little on in the weather. But
Speaker 1: I'll get it off, big seth, I'll get it off.
Speaker 1: I got faith in your juice. I know you do.
Speaker 1: I figured it was a good Thanksgiving when we you know,
Speaker 1: we couldn't find it on Friday morning? Was jets problem?
Speaker 1: Told he did get on the podcast. He also mentioned
Speaker 1: that he was at Marino's pool, so I was wondering
Speaker 1: if you ever got kicked out of there or not? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what, man, that's that's pretty quick. Don't let
Speaker 1: him fool you. Man, he's quicker than Marino. That's yeah.
Speaker 1: Not find much though, right there? You guys clock in
Speaker 1: the six six second forty yard dashes these days? Is
Speaker 1: that is that still too much to ask? But we
Speaker 1: got to finish. The actually finished, so we had a
Speaker 1: ronde on for Bengals obviously coming up this week at
Speaker 1: hard Rock Stadium. We had him on to talk about
Speaker 1: the two thousand game. Um, we were thinking about this
Speaker 1: one or the walk off wake Sack, but we figured
Speaker 1: if we're gonna do that game, we better get cam
Speaker 1: Wake on. We couldn't make that happen, so we wanted
Speaker 1: to focus on this one seth had had mentioned it
Speaker 1: because of a a particular player. We'll get to here
Speaker 1: in just one second, but I wanted to first ask you, Juice.
Speaker 1: I had a Rhnde Gas on the podcast, and the
Speaker 1: second time he's on the podcast with me, come to
Speaker 1: find out he's I showed him the YouTube clip for
Speaker 1: the two thousand two Broncos game the Sunday night Prime
Speaker 1: time Uh, Jason elam me Lindo Mare, and he told
Speaker 1: me that he and pass ur Tan actually got together
Speaker 1: and watched that game together. And that made me feel
Speaker 1: like really good, Like I'm here, I am helping my
Speaker 1: my my favorite Dolphin players of all time get together
Speaker 1: and watch a game that's one of my favorite games.
Speaker 1: I thought that was really cool to hear Rondo just
Speaker 1: a really cool guy. I wanted to ask you, Juice,
Speaker 1: like as far as a teammate and the kind of
Speaker 1: guy that Ronde is what do you remember about Rhondo
Speaker 1: Gaston with the Miami Dolphins. Man, I met a Rande
Speaker 1: well before the Miami Dolphins. Actually remember when he was
Speaker 1: with Dallas, you know, and he was on the Dallas
Speaker 1: Cowboys and we played a little charity basketball game, and
Speaker 1: you know during warmups, that's that's when everybody shines. When
Speaker 1: you're football players trying to play basketball, everybody shines, and
Speaker 1: warm ups, you know, everybody was dunking. We were all dunking.
Speaker 1: Met Terry Kirby and all the guys were, you know,
Speaker 1: tossing it up and putting it down. But I looked
Speaker 1: down to the other end and I watched the Rande
Speaker 1: with those big old myths of his man like he
Speaker 1: was like above the square, jumping in Duncan man and
Speaker 1: you know the way he was palming the basketball. Said,
Speaker 1: and that's one hell of an athlete. And I didn't
Speaker 1: know much about him as a football play because he
Speaker 1: didn't really see the field then. But then when he
Speaker 1: came to us, you know, Jimmy Johnson, air coach, Robert Ford,
Speaker 1: you know, and he just played I think World League
Speaker 1: arena ball. He's done all these things and he had
Speaker 1: a whole season of football and pass and then he
Speaker 1: came to us and I was like, who is this guy?
Speaker 1: All I knew was this dude to catch anything anything
Speaker 1: in this area. With those big myths of his he
Speaker 1: could catch anything, man, And so that it gained a
Speaker 1: trust factor from Danny. Boy couldn't run routes for ship,
Speaker 1: he couldn't run routes for but uh man he put
Speaker 1: in his area and it was all big old ball man.
Speaker 1: So it was fun to have him on the other
Speaker 1: side because you know, he gets some of those one
Speaker 1: on ones when I'm getting a double team on the inside,
Speaker 1: and guys found him, you know, from Danny finding to
Speaker 1: Ja Feither find him, and that was it was always
Speaker 1: fun for me and having him as a teammate and
Speaker 1: played oppositely. Well, I want to circle back to you
Speaker 1: know you mentioned him going up and getting the football.
Speaker 1: He did it twice in this game, and tight coverage
Speaker 1: down the end zone for a couple of touchdowns. But
Speaker 1: this game didn't start that way Seth and I think
Speaker 1: too many people surprised because this was a three in one,
Speaker 1: four and one Dolphins team coming into the game. The
Speaker 1: Bengals were winless at the time, they had just fired
Speaker 1: their head coach, Dick le Beau, of all people, I mean,
Speaker 1: the legendary Dick Lebou was the interim head coach for
Speaker 1: the Bengals in that game. And they come out and
Speaker 1: put thirteen points on the Dolphins to start the thing off.
Speaker 1: And you know, this was an era where Miami was
Speaker 1: was Miami and Cincinnati was Cincinnati. So folks probably were
Speaker 1: pretty shocked by that. Seth When when you're around a
Speaker 1: team that is expected to win like that and they
Speaker 1: don't start off that way, is there a certain like
Speaker 1: driving factor that kind of kicks in and gets these
Speaker 1: guys you know, hey, it's time to go here. I
Speaker 1: imagine O J could probably answer that better than I can.
Speaker 1: But but as far as setting the table, I mean,
Speaker 1: you're right, And it wasn't just that they were rolling
Speaker 1: four and it just fired their good coach. This is
Speaker 1: a team that was four and twelve the year before.
Speaker 1: I think they were three and thirteen the year before that.
Speaker 1: I mean they were they were one of the doormats
Speaker 1: of the league. And you know, you hate to say
Speaker 1: that about a franchise, but they were struggling and um,
Speaker 1: and so it wasn't just ah all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the coachesn't getting their job done. So this was a
Speaker 1: team and you talk about the Dolphins in two thousand,
Speaker 1: we expected to be good the player. It wasn't about
Speaker 1: the playoffs. It was about can we get the home field,
Speaker 1: you know, advantage? Can you know, can we play more
Speaker 1: games at home and see if we can get into
Speaker 1: the dance. That was the type of team that we
Speaker 1: felt we had here. And to start off that way
Speaker 1: and get punched in the mouth, really by by an
Speaker 1: opponent that was not an opponent that should be doing
Speaker 1: that to you, I mean, that was it was disheartening,
Speaker 1: certainly for for an employee. It was I can only
Speaker 1: imagine what it felt like for guys in the locker room.
Speaker 1: And they said, O. J could probably answer that better.
Speaker 1: How how leaders have to step up? But you're right,
Speaker 1: I mean they were, they were down. They had just
Speaker 1: kicked that field goal to have some semblance of hope.
Speaker 1: But I I don't know that you felt momentum at
Speaker 1: that point in time, because the fact they even had
Speaker 1: to settle for a field goal is disappointing. And for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, Cincinnati decided to use those last thirty seconds
Speaker 1: or so to try and drive the ball. I guess
Speaker 1: they were doing themselves at that point. And Kelly Smith,
Speaker 1: who was in the second year, I believe, um, you know,
Speaker 1: probably had a lot of confidence. And uh. And for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, they called passing play and JT did the
Speaker 1: thing that helped make j T a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 1: You know. It wasn't just big plays. It was big
Speaker 1: plays at big times. And and so I think when
Speaker 1: leaders step up like that and he not only gets
Speaker 1: the sack, but the strip sack picks up the fum
Speaker 1: bowl returns it for the touchdown. Uh and um again, Jews,
Speaker 1: You've got to answer this better than I could, But
Speaker 1: that to me felt like a momentum swing. That's where
Speaker 1: I think the Bengals probably felt, oh no, here we
Speaker 1: go again, and the Dolphins felt like, Okay, we're right
Speaker 1: back in this game. Yeah, that trieffected right there. Seth
Speaker 1: was huge, you know, and JT did that a lot
Speaker 1: in his career, you know, not to mention just this game, man,
Speaker 1: he did a lot. Um where was our best offense
Speaker 1: at time? It seemed like and uh and and that
Speaker 1: play right there was a huge momentum builder right there.
Speaker 1: You know, Corey Dillon was running well against US, Peter
Speaker 1: Wark was playing well against US, you know, and they
Speaker 1: that mistake Cincinnati made to to to try to move
Speaker 1: the ball down the field there instead of just going
Speaker 1: in with a nice little lead, you know, and make
Speaker 1: well enough alone, especially with a young quarterback and Achille Smith. Um,
Speaker 1: I have a huge mistake and JT made him pay
Speaker 1: for it. So that's definitely a momentum change for US.
Speaker 1: And I definitely sparked this on the offense side of
Speaker 1: football because the guys who knows how the halftime talk win.
Speaker 1: I bet JT said, man, you know, step it up.
Speaker 1: You know I'm making place. You gotta step it up. Man.
Speaker 1: The offense seem to do that in the second half.
Speaker 1: I don't recall that ever happening. And besides this player
Speaker 1: where a team tried to pass from their own side
Speaker 1: of the football field with pretty much what was gonna
Speaker 1: be the last play of the half and a strip
Speaker 1: set goes the other way for six. I cannot recall
Speaker 1: that ever happening in a game. So it just speaks
Speaker 1: again to the greatness of JT to make plays in
Speaker 1: those spots, and like you mentioned, o J to be
Speaker 1: able to go out there and say, hey, offense, I
Speaker 1: got more points than you. What the hell is going
Speaker 1: on out here? Let's pick this up right now. Um,
Speaker 1: And I'm probably not afraid to say that he definitely
Speaker 1: epic time and post game rants, so it's not beyond
Speaker 1: him to to let folks know that it's time for
Speaker 1: them to step up. Seth. You mentioned something that I
Speaker 1: wanted to go back to with you, and you said
Speaker 1: that the expectation that year in two thousand was that
Speaker 1: this team was gonna not just qualify for the playoffs,
Speaker 1: but get a home playoff game and make a run
Speaker 1: once January got here. But that was post Marino, like,
Speaker 1: that was the expectation, even after saying goodbye to the Goat. Well,
Speaker 1: I think that that was, you know. I mean, Juice
Speaker 1: can talk a lot about Jimmy Johnson in different capacity,
Speaker 1: but I do know that Jimmy would preach that all
Speaker 1: the time. You know. It's like the the expectation is
Speaker 1: you're going to the playoffs, and now we've got to
Speaker 1: figure out how to have games at home because it's
Speaker 1: the less games you have to play, and the more
Speaker 1: you play in front of your own crowd, the the
Speaker 1: easier it is. To get to where you gotta go.
Speaker 1: So I think that Dave tried to carry that over
Speaker 1: and uh and while it was post Marino, you know,
Speaker 1: there are a lot of talented players on that team,
Speaker 1: particularly on the defense. But a lot of talented players
Speaker 1: on that team. And you can say what you want
Speaker 1: about Jay Fieler, but he did not lack for confidence either.
Speaker 1: They had a lot of belief in his abilities. And
Speaker 1: you know, as much as we hate to say this,
Speaker 1: they did go to the playoffs that year, and they
Speaker 1: didn't want a playoff game, and and we're still waiting
Speaker 1: for for a playoff win and hopefully one sooner than
Speaker 1: later will come here. But um, but that, yeah, that
Speaker 1: was a good football team. Yeah, I mean I thought,
Speaker 1: I agree. I agree with that, Seth, And I think that,
Speaker 1: you know, we were built. I think that the way
Speaker 1: they had built that team defensively and having Lamar Smith,
Speaker 1: they will be able to run the football that way.
Speaker 1: And Jay being a hell of a competitor in the
Speaker 1: game manager. But we've seen game managers win games, win
Speaker 1: Super Bowls, you know, So if you could run the ball,
Speaker 1: you have defense that can travel no matter what. And
Speaker 1: I think that there were a lot of high expectations.
Speaker 1: That defense is definitely built for us to win and
Speaker 1: win big. At that time, Seth, you mentioned the playoff
Speaker 1: win over the Colts that year, the Lamar Smith game
Speaker 1: as I always remember it as you know, two hundred
Speaker 1: yards in that game. Always obviously you had a couple
Speaker 1: of big catches as well, but he got locked, he
Speaker 1: got the scoring going. Yeah. I always always loved that
Speaker 1: he got the scoring going on this one as well.
Speaker 1: But then Ronde Gats came back with a couple of
Speaker 1: touchdowns on fade routes. And I wanted to ask a
Speaker 1: Ronde this because you know, we talked about a little
Speaker 1: bit off air. He if the ball was in his vicinity,
Speaker 1: he was gonna go snatch it and that was his game.
Speaker 1: And I asked him this if he was on social media.
Speaker 1: He said no. I said, smart move around it. And
Speaker 1: I said that if you go on there, if teams
Speaker 1: throw a fade route, it's like a primetime game. You're
Speaker 1: gonna see about a hundred tweets of people saying why
Speaker 1: are they calling the fade route? The fade route is
Speaker 1: a wasted down. I wanted to get your take on that,
Speaker 1: OJ and just as a receiver. When they call your
Speaker 1: number on a fade what goes through your mind? Like
Speaker 1: you have to be thinking that's my football, right, not me? No,
Speaker 1: don't tell me a favor ute. I don't want a
Speaker 1: fade route, man, because for one, I didn't have Ronde's
Speaker 1: six three six four side. I didn't have his. I
Speaker 1: probably had the same vertical. But you know, with his
Speaker 1: reach and his hands, man, that's his favorite. I'd rather
Speaker 1: run routes, you know, because I'm not gonna beat anybody deep, Travis.
Speaker 1: We all know this. I can talk about that now.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't talk about that like that when I was
Speaker 1: trying to reegotiate my contract. But now that I'm retired,
Speaker 1: you know, I can say I'm not gonna be deep.
Speaker 1: You need to throw me more intermediate, over the middle,
Speaker 1: things like that. But guys like a Rande with that
Speaker 1: size and leaping ability and the ability, I don't know
Speaker 1: if I've ever seen anybody with the ability at high
Speaker 1: point of ball like Rande does. And we've seen some.
Speaker 1: We've got some some pictures and videos of him so
Speaker 1: stretched out, and those are overthrows that guys like me,
Speaker 1: way overthrowing for guys like me. You know, but if
Speaker 1: those guys took a chance and they knew Ronde would
Speaker 1: be the guy that can go up and get it,
Speaker 1: they're not fifty balls on the Rande's guy and they're
Speaker 1: like eight twenties. It is either Ronde's gonna get there,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be in complete. And it was. It was
Speaker 1: special scene to go up there. But the fact that
Speaker 1: he hated running anything else. You know, he didn't want
Speaker 1: to run the dig route. He didn't want to run
Speaker 1: the skinny post. He post is kind of like an
Speaker 1: inside fade oute. Anyway, he was okay with that. You'd
Speaker 1: take that fade oute all day, and now he was.
Speaker 1: He was really good at it. It's it's a good
Speaker 1: mention though, because this week coach Flora has talked about
Speaker 1: separation with the Vante Parker and how the separation sometimes
Speaker 1: on those in breaking routes is just the arm length.
Speaker 1: You stack the defensive back on your back and you
Speaker 1: reach those arms out and there's your separation right there.
Speaker 1: So kind of an interesting way there with with the
Speaker 1: Rande and the current landscape of the NFL and current dolphins,
Speaker 1: and you know, you mentioned the reached out or sprawled
Speaker 1: out catches. I think everyone recalls the catch against the Jets,
Speaker 1: the the streak ending game. I think it was two
Speaker 1: thousand two against the Jets. The Dolphins beat New York
Speaker 1: in in the Pro Player Stadium at the time. It's
Speaker 1: changed so many times, I forget the name of it,
Speaker 1: but they won that game the land Shark Dolphin Dolphins Stadium.
Speaker 1: He reached all the way out and he snags this thing.
Speaker 1: And this is like pre sticky gloves era, Like, I mean,
Speaker 1: this is before the ball just glues to your hand,
Speaker 1: and I mean, I'm curious being around that and being involved.
Speaker 1: Was o j from a reporter's perspective seth from the
Speaker 1: from the media pr perspective. Was there like a storm
Speaker 1: over that play as far as like, man, we gotta
Speaker 1: get Ronde and talk about that player. Was it just
Speaker 1: kind of something that he did all the time. I Man,
Speaker 1: I saw a Rande. I saw rand make a catch
Speaker 1: in practice that stopped every everybody from doing anything. They
Speaker 1: caught a skinny post backhand and if one hand like
Speaker 1: and it kind of like then it was like it
Speaker 1: was like sick. It's like, come on, man, that's not
Speaker 1: that's not normal right there? You know, So he did
Speaker 1: this all the time. You can't you couldn't cover Rande
Speaker 1: in terms of he was never like wide open. There
Speaker 1: was a couple of times, but you threw it in
Speaker 1: his area and it was like he just makes sick
Speaker 1: catches all the time. So when he when he did
Speaker 1: in the games, kind of like with Danny, you know,
Speaker 1: some of the throws he made in games, he made
Speaker 1: those day after day and practice. Yeah, the same thing
Speaker 1: with the Rande. You given those opportunities, man, he always
Speaker 1: took advantage of. But yeah, the back hand catch and
Speaker 1: practice was probably the sickest catch I've ever seen by
Speaker 1: any human beings. So yeah, there was that was nothing
Speaker 1: special that catch right there. But they don't get guys
Speaker 1: hyped up though. But I I agree with you, Junics.
Speaker 1: I mean, o g did it over and over and
Speaker 1: over again in practice, end games. But that catch in particular,
Speaker 1: what stood out to me about it was it was
Speaker 1: over the middle. It wasn't you know, everyone loves the
Speaker 1: Odell Beckham catch, and and to me, Rande was doing
Speaker 1: that before Beckham was. You know, he did that one
Speaker 1: against the Raiders, but those are kind of faded the
Speaker 1: way and this was a bullet over the middle and
Speaker 1: the ball got away from Jack, right, I mean, it
Speaker 1: really got away from him. But he put everything he
Speaker 1: had on the damn thing. It should have been a
Speaker 1: pit because O G really should not have put like
Speaker 1: a normal human being would not a cat that ball
Speaker 1: for it, yeah, right and right, or even gone for
Speaker 1: it over the middle like that, and he just stabbed
Speaker 1: his hand out there. So yeah, in the press box
Speaker 1: the thing. And I don't know what it's like now,
Speaker 1: but when I was there, you know, you have all
Speaker 1: the monitors above where you sit, so you watch the game,
Speaker 1: and when there's a big play, you can watch two
Speaker 1: heads all turn up and wait for that replay to
Speaker 1: go back on the monitor. And that was one we
Speaker 1: wanted to see it over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately they played it again in the broadcast. And yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, Ronde great personality. The media was always gonna
Speaker 1: talk to him. He was always happy to talk to
Speaker 1: the media, and I'm sure he had a few things
Speaker 1: to say after the game regarding the next game. There's
Speaker 1: a YouTube clip I've seen probably about thirty five times.
Speaker 1: It's It's Ricky Williams entire two thousand two highlights. It's
Speaker 1: like a six parter and they clipped out ronde catch
Speaker 1: in the middle of Hi Williams highlight video, So it
Speaker 1: tells you just how substantial and how well known that
Speaker 1: catch was. Uh speaking speaking of capturing big moments, you
Speaker 1: guys had David Cross on the podcast like that transition
Speaker 1: their seth right there he was, He was in their
Speaker 1: podcast team photographer for Catching Up. How long was he
Speaker 1: on the team and can just guys talk about the
Speaker 1: podcast you did with him? Well, Dave started taking pictures
Speaker 1: even before he was working for the team in the
Speaker 1: seventies and and continues to well this year, I think
Speaker 1: pre covid. I mean up until last year he still
Speaker 1: was has been shooting for the team even though he's
Speaker 1: not shooting an official capacity, but he was. He was
Speaker 1: the official team photographer from eighty four until about two
Speaker 1: thousand thirteen, so I mean had about a thirty year run.
Speaker 1: And he you know, if you looked at his files,
Speaker 1: you're talking everything from black and white unbelievable shots of
Speaker 1: the seventy two Dolphins all the way to O J's career,
Speaker 1: Danny stuff and and Ricky Williams um just phenomenal shots
Speaker 1: both things that happened on the field, and think moments.
Speaker 1: He would capture these really special moments that were personal
Speaker 1: to so many folks, even outside of the game of play.
Speaker 1: So um and just a great eye for that and
Speaker 1: a neat guy. We had a lot of fun with days. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we didn't no more fun than we talked about his
Speaker 1: his wedding on the plane. I got married on the
Speaker 1: team charter, on the team plane, on team charter. But
Speaker 1: the way back from ULA's record breaking win, that was
Speaker 1: that was absolutely hilarious, man. And that's the thing that
Speaker 1: us in the back of the plane knew nothing about
Speaker 1: until I heard the podcast. And that's a lot of
Speaker 1: and that was a lot Seth. Seth has a lot
Speaker 1: of knowledge about things that I wasn't privy too because
Speaker 1: I'm in the back or you know, Seth knows these
Speaker 1: other guys very well. But the fact that he got
Speaker 1: married on the plane in the way that we're back
Speaker 1: there partying so much with Shula's victory that we didn't
Speaker 1: even have a chance, you know, So it was pretty cool.
Speaker 1: It was pretty cool. I think he just tried to
Speaker 1: save some money. Juicy had all the food, the whole
Speaker 1: thing was catered. He had all of the champagne that
Speaker 1: everyone was celebrating coach Sula's he didn't have to pay
Speaker 1: for a single guest, he didn't have to pay for
Speaker 1: a hotel room. I think Dave was you know, he
Speaker 1: made it seem like it just kind of happened. I
Speaker 1: think there was some strategy behind that's that's a resourceful
Speaker 1: man right there. You gotta do take what you get, man,
Speaker 1: take what the defense gives you. Guys, I say, it's
Speaker 1: it's cool. It's cool to hear you talk about like
Speaker 1: a guy that's around the team in that capacity but
Speaker 1: also loves the team obviously. And there's a video of
Speaker 1: he pinned it to his Twitter profile, Twitter timeline, whatever
Speaker 1: it's called. Jim Wolack, one of our videographers right now.
Speaker 1: It was after the high five play with with Jachem
Speaker 1: Grant Albert Wilson where he's taking the shot right there
Speaker 1: in the end zone and he gets up and give
Speaker 1: us a big fist pump, and I was like, that
Speaker 1: is so cool to see that moment unfold from that
Speaker 1: different lens, of different perspectives. So check that out. David
Speaker 1: Cross on the Fish Tank podcast. You guys also have
Speaker 1: another one coming to the pike here next Tuesday with
Speaker 1: a certain Dolphin as well. Charles Jordan, right, Charles Jordan
Speaker 1: of former receiver Maybe not a name that people are
Speaker 1: going to think about like they would O j or
Speaker 1: Rande or receivers of that nature, Mark Clayton, Mark Duper.
Speaker 1: But CJ's story is unbelievable, Juice. Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, man,
Speaker 1: we go way back two days and growing up in
Speaker 1: l A County and uh, all the way through a
Speaker 1: current days man, and the stuff between Travis and will
Speaker 1: be very interesting during good listening. I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: you guys. You guys kind of teased it off air
Speaker 1: before the podcast and I'm sitting here just waiting for
Speaker 1: Tuesday for it to come out. So Fish Tank Podcast
Speaker 1: every single Tuesday here for the most part with the
Speaker 1: course of the season. You guys can check them out,
Speaker 1: oh J and Seth wherever you get your podcast from
Speaker 1: the Audible podcast obviously Drive Time here are weekly crossover
Speaker 1: as well on the Miami Dolphins podcast Network. It's all
Speaker 1: I got for you guys today, Seth, O J. Appreciate
Speaker 1: your time. Is always boys, and uh, we'll see you
Speaker 1: over the weekend. Hopefully we get into the w and
Speaker 1: talk about the Chiefs next weekend. On Flashback Friday. Yeah, Travis, Thanks,
Speaker 1: Thanks Travis, take care And so there they go. Seth
Speaker 1: and o J from the fish Tank Podcast. Always a
Speaker 1: great time to get them here on the show. Some
Speaker 1: great stories they're talking about, Ronde Guest and David Cross,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Johnson, Dave wants, said Charles Jordan. Plenty to come
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