Dolphins Draft Day 3 and Offseason Recap to Date

Drive Time with Travis Wingfield

Miami Dolphins

Sports, Football

4.8 • 895 Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Travis is back for the final installment of the 2020 NFL Draft coverage podcasts. On today's show we detail each of Miami's five day-three picks with film, scouting, and player background. Plus, Miami continues to reinforce its vision for both the on-field product, and the character makeup for what it takes to be a Miami Dolphins under Brian Flores.

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0:00.0	Back to throw up in Patrick.
0:02.0	Throw it hot into the air.
0:04.0	Parker touchdown.
0:06.0	What a win for this Miami Dolphins team.
0:09.0	Wow.
0:10.0	What is up Dahl fans and welcome to the Drive Time Podcast part of the Miami Dolphins official
0:17.1	Podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins each and every day. What's going on everybody? I am your host
0:24.2	Travis Wingfield and I'm here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football
0:29.3	and on today's show it is day three of the NFL draft that's it that's a wrap
0:34.0	20 is in the books we're gonna break down each of these new
0:37.5	rookies coming to your Miami Dolphins here on this Sunday edition
0:41.3	the April the 25th edition of the Drive Time Podcast.
0:45.0	That's another Miami Dolphins.
0:48.0	And things got started early on Saturday morning from me out west, early in the afternoon for you guys out on the East Coast.
0:54.7	The Dolphins traded up with the pick they got from the Green Bay Packers on night number one
0:59.7	when the Packers came up to get Jordan Love, the Dolphins go back to number 30 and get Noah Igani. The Dolphins use
1:05.6	pick 136 coming over from Green Bay and pick 141 that was already in
1:10.5	Miami with the comp pick for Jawan James, both those picks they used to go up to number
1:15.4	111 and take Georgia offensive Lyman, Solomon Kinley, and Kinley was nicknamed the Big Fish because he was a lifeguard in high school spending those
1:24.6	summer days at the swimming pool and this 336 pound man is not your average
1:29.6	lifeguard and Kinley said so himself on the drive time podcast the interview portion which of course accompanies this day three podcast
1:36.2	quote every time anybody came to the pool that didn't expect me to be a lifeguard he said he did save a kid one time who slipped on the bottom of the pool while he was giving swim lessons, but other than that, it was a great experience, end quote.
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