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Our show is fueled and presented by Old Trapper Beef Cherokee. We're live in New York City. It's Friday. We're feeling good. We got a great plate of action for the second half of the regular season. It is well underway. Week 10 is here. And it all started last night. My name's Kay Adams. Thanks for choosing us this morning. Peter Schrager, Kyle Brent. We have Nick Mengo. Hey Nick. What's up, Nick? Morning, morning. All right, let's get you. It's hardly blocking some highlights for breakfast. Let's go to South Florida. The Ravens are just going to come out and run all over this Dolphins team. Hold on any given Thursday night. Lamar Jackson from Papineau beats Florida returning home. There's a lot of Florida players in this game. Not a lot of scoring. Jocobi was got the start. Of course, we followed it all day because Tua was banged up with the finger. But then Jacobi banks his knee up. He's going to go into the tent. You hate to see this. Justin Houston brought him down. But guys, guess what happened? Tua came in the game. And a guy we didn't think was going to play, play, a guy we didn't know if he could take a snap, just beat that man on national television, 22 to 10. Wow, nobody had this, except for maybe the gentlemen and the women and the people in the Miami Dolphins organization. Let's hear from Tua. Yes, Tua Taga Vailoa. I'm not starting the game, but coming in and getting a win. Take it away Tua. I'd say I was ready, but you know, that's, that was Flo's decision, that was his call. You just got to be, you know, supportive of the next guy up, so, you know, just try to support Jacobi when he was in, because, you know, every time time I'm in he does the same for me.

You know we beat a really really good team. It's a tough team to beat but you know the guys are happy, you know, they're sore but at the end of a win, you know, nothing really hurts. So it feels good.

This team looked a little bit like last year's Dolphins team. They were flying around on both sides and And I continue to be impressed with how Tuatungo Vailoa handles himself after just 15 starts in the NFL.

We bring in Ian Rappaport. Now, Ian Big Win last night. Mess. Odd situation with Miami's quarterbacks, though.

What went into the decision made by Brian Flores?

Yeah, it ended with quite a leadership moment for Tuat Tugavalo and a big win on national TV,

but how they got there was a little windy.

So let's start with the fact that Tua entered this game injured.

He has a broken finger, broken middle finger on his throwing hand.

He warmed up pregame.

It was close to getting there, but Brian Flores, the head coach, just did not

feel like he was 100% and he would not be normal Tua out there. So they went with a fully healthy Jacoby Brissette. Jacoby Brissette plays the first half. It was okay. He got banged up a little bit, hurt his knee, and then he was also not healthy as well. They said he was cleared, could gotten back in the game, not 100%.

So then it was a choice of with a stagnant offense, a not 100% Jacoby-Berset, or a not 100-per-Satua. At that point, it was much more of an apples-to-apples decision. Brian Fores won with Tua Tugavaila Lava, who was not himself. The ball didn't look like it had everything on. It could maybe make all the throws, but certainly could do enough and could lead this team to a win. So now, obviously, Tua expected to start the next game. He got a little banged up on his finger, but he said he has time. The unquestioned starter now for the Miami Dauphin's tour, talking of it,

and Loa, coming off a very big win last night.

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