This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

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

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, you know the drill.

It's the all-22 film review from Madrid.

Let's get right into it from the Baptist Health Studios. Inside the Baptist Health Training Complex,

this is the drive time podcast. Guys, I'm going to point to Pete again. It's the money ball reference

here from the first play. Pinpole concept.

As we break into the week 11 Washington commanders tape offensively here,

Brunskill, the tight end with your heavy personnel. Downhill, simple assignment football.

Just be better than the man across from you. Aaron Brewer doing all pro stuff in space as usual.

Patrick Paul, reaching the Mike linebacker, Larry Borum, stealing the edge,

Cole Strange, washing out a corner.

Beautiful football.

And I kick it off with that because that was the theme of the game.

The dolphins maximize their versatility in the running game with versatile scheme calls,

with different running backs

and usage of those running backs in different ways and defined roles across the tight ends and

crackback blocks of the wide receivers this team has an identity and they leaned into it and

it made for productive offense that bogged down in key spots because of some ill-timed mistakes, some misfortune

calls, and some bad quarterback play at times. We'll get into all that here real quick,

but they ran the exact same action off of that earlier play, the pinpole concept,

with the commanders in that soft cover three coverage we talked about on the Thursday show,

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