Back to throw looking, you padded downfield touchdown Miami.

What a throw to Monte Parker!

Holy smokes, what a try! What is up dolef-time?

What is up dolef fans and welcome to the Drive Time Podcast,

part of the Miami Dolphins official podcast network, covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.

How's it going everybody? It is Tuesday. I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I am here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins Football.

And on today's show, with free agency and the start of the new league year just one month away.

I wanted to do something of an off-season

primer. We're gonna look at five big questions the Dolphins answered in

2020 and pose five more for 2021. Plus I'm snowed in back home in the northwest. We'll talk some TV and

welcome in my special guest comedian Jim Florentine, a lifelong Dolphins fan who has a

hilarious story about a former Dolphins coach.

All of that more on this Tuesday, February the 16th edition of the Drive Time Podcast.

That's another Miami Dolphins.

Pretty much the same time every year in the Pacific Northwest and I should clarify this once again that I'm from Central slash Eastern Washington where the state is really divided by the Cascade Mountains and it creates two polarizing climates, but pretty much every year, mid-February, Central and Eastern Washington catch the next version of Snowmageddon the West side as we call it which is just Seattle it's Seattle versus the rest of the state happened to catch this winter storm as well

and if you ever in need of some funny videos to help pass the time

check out traffic cam videos in Seattle when it snows it's a city built on a hill and the metro buses never shut down so the hilarity kind of ensues there on those

videos. So why do I open the show today with a geography lesson on a region that probably 85% of the audience has never even been to because when the annual

snowmageddon happens, we don't leave the house. Sprinkle in a global pandemic and the first weekend of the year without football, we were bordering

on a shining level of cabin fever this weekend. I mean, I had, I was at WSU for a couple of years

during the Snowmageddon and it wiped out two weeks of

school back-to-back year so you get an idea of on-campus classes getting wiped out

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