This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

What is up, Dolphans?

And welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Winkfield.

And on today's show, well, it's film review day.

We'll tell you what started well, how it turned around in the third quarter,

and everything in between for the Dolphins and Bengals on Sunday from the Baptist Health Studios.

Inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, this is the drive time podcast.

We kick it off as we always do with the offense and the general points from the structure and scheme of things.

And there was some good, but a lot that wasn't very good.

And I think on balance, whether it comes to execution across the board, scheme issues,

complexity within the scheme and the calls and things that change landmarks and launch points for the offense,

I think there was a lot of that

involved defensively. I found myself coming away from it saying good structure, good design,

but bad execution and ultimately some effort in that third quarter. Let's go ahead and kick it off

as we always do with the offense and some of the finer points here. And we'll cover it all here.

So not really in any specific order but the devon a chance

touchdown run is where i start and the nuance of the offensive line which just a spoiler alert

throughout this podcast the one unit i really appreciated in this game was the offensive line

as well as some of the defensive design and what they did in coverage in the back end aside from

that not a lot to write home from we'll talk about wattleaddle and A. Chan as well. But on the offensive line, man, Brewer, the nuance to his game, like, he climbs up, like he's going to attach the Mike linebacker, and it changes the angle of attack. The entire linebacker group has to take. The second level of their defense has to take, as he just then peels off and goes and gets the wheel linebacker,

which creates a really advantageous leverage and angle of attack for Patrick Paul

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