Hello and welcome and welcome to the MMQB NFL podcast I'm Connor

Royal we got Albert Freer here and we're leading off the show talking about the Philadelphia. Connor 31-17 every week you look for this one game and I got another one after this that I feel like tells a tale of the week that something sustainable something that we can kind of flesh out throughout the entire season.

And Albert, everyone's kind of wondering after this game,

is it nice that Miami is the fastest football team alive,

but what happens when they get into a little bit of a I don't know a barroom fight a jubitsu battle whatever you want to call this because the Eagles kind of handed it to them a little bit.

Yeah, I mean I think what's interesting,

and like you got to go back and look like at the Dolphins games this year,

but I feel like this is sort of proving a theory I had earlier in the year true that if you knock the

dolphins off schedule they are just not the same team and if you go back and you look

at like that game they had against the Broncos where they scored 70 points.

They didn't face their first third and long

until their seventh touchdown drive.

They didn't face their first third down period until their third touchdown drive.

Well, what does that tell you?

That tells you if you get them in third and long,

you create negative plays, you put them behind the sticks,

they're simply not the same offense.

But why is that?

This is so much that offense is based off play action and movement and motion.

And once you get along the yardage,

and you can start to make them know, make them play one way and they become more predictable, a lot of that stuff is null and void.

And I know people have said over the years, oh, well, play action, you know, the run game doesn't really, it's, it's not that, it's not the run game that

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