What is up dolefans and welcome to the Drive Time Podcast part of the Miami Dolphins official

podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins.

I am your host Travis Wingfield and as always I am here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football and on today's show we're going to talk about some of your favorite Dolphins memorabilia.

We'll answer your questions via the Twitter Melbag and we'll talk about

versatility both on the field and on the sidelines. All of that and more on this

Thursday March the 5th edition of the Drive Time Podcast.

That's another Miami Dolphins.

And I wrote an article that's currently up on Miami Dolphins.

com and in it I discuss the versatility of the Dolphins coaching staff and

we'll come back to that here in just a moment but I want to start with the aspect of the

versatility that Brian Flores and the coaches really throughout the league are talking about right now the more a player can do

versatility the buzzword of the entire week of the combine we talked about this on yesterday's podcast with Jordan Reed,

Christian Wilkins, Devon Godshaw, John Jenkins, a lot of those big defensive

linemen who have the makeup and look of a classic defensive tackle playing out wide at the defensive end position.

And I don't have any data on those specific lineups and snap counts at those spots.

We'll get to the defensive backs and linebackers here from Pro Football Focus in just one second, but you essentially

have these three guys playing in the Dolphins' odd front packages

across the D line, and that will often require one of them

to kick all the way out toable through PFF or a 4I technique and that's not something

trackable through PFF or any other outlet that I'm privy to but you can track the defensive backs. So I went to Pro Football Focus and took a look at where these guys lined up on a snap by snap basis throughout the course of the guys in here that played all over the defense in that regard for the

Dolphins. Rashad Jones up first played 49 snaps up on the defensive line that

essentially means he's on the ball. The box count for him was 78 and that means more of an off-ball linebacker position playing where you might see Jerome Baker Ray Qua McMillan those types of guys

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