Well, yeah, I've told you, you know, from the jump, it's important to me that this team

looks a certain way and moves a certain way.

And I believe it's a big man's game.

That's not to say that there's not really good players in the league that are on the smaller

side.

That would be, you know, that there's a lot of them.

But, yeah, we want to build this team big,, physical at all positions, and have a size advantage.

Hey, oh, what is up, Dolfans?

And welcome to the Drive Time podcast on today's show.

Day 2 is in the books.

The Dolphins add four more players.

We're going to talk about the profile of big, strong players,

physicality, Chris Bell, Will Casmeric, Caleb Douglas, and Jacob Rodriguez.

Let's go!

The dolphins kicked off the second day of the 2026 NFL draft by going to the second

level of the defense and landing Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, a 6-foot-1, 231-pound linebacker

who tested through the roof at the scouting combine. Despite 50th percentile height and weight,

he still scored a 9-6-1 out of 10 on the relative athletic scorecard because of a 38-5-inch

vertical, a 10-foot-1 broad jump. That's 95th and

82nd percentile, respectively. He ran a 45740-yard dash 91st percentile, and he was in the 85th

percentile for both his 20-yard and 10-yard splits, which measure how quickly you get off the

spot in 10 and 20-yard increments within that 40-yard

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