This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

What is up, Dolf fans, and welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, we'll hear from commanders,

analyst, and former tight end in the NFL, Logan Paulson.

Plus, after a big win like we had, we like to deep dive on Wednesday. I'm going to look into the anatomy of the whim from a schematic standpoint and get into the possibility of a second half of the season run and why this team is playing its best ball in the second half of the season and why that should have you excited, not just for 2025, but beyond.

From the Baptist Health Studios,

inside the Baptist Health Training Complex,

this is the drive time podcast.

Normally we start our opponent perspective episode with the guest,

and I am so fired up for you guys to hear from Logan Paulson.

He basically

speaks fluent drive time here, but I wanted to get to this in our bridge episode today.

Quite frankly, I'm not even sure where I want to start. So I'll lay out the premise here. The

Dolphins fans know about seasonal progression and the best teams in football playing their best

ball in the final month or months of the season.

And you know about this because the Patriots dynasty. We've seen it with the Chiefs recently. The Ravens have been there.

Example after example of championship teams getting off to these two and two starts, hovering around 500 while they find their identity and they take it off.

They just take off from there and rattle off win after win.

And look, with each win we stack in the coming weeks, which I think is going to happen,

it's going to make us reflect upon Devon A-chan being out of bounds by a centimeter versus New England.

Having two critical fourth-down stop opportunities against the Panthers.

Either one of those probably wins you that football game. The second one definitely does.

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