I would say it was collaborative, cohesive, felt like we executed.

I think, again, like I told you last night, I think we helped the Miami Dolphins. It was a great experience. It really was. Players that we drafted, the culture that we're trying to build, and, you know, number one, they can play. You know, don't ever mistake that. We're not going to bring guys in here that we don't think they can play on the field. but then when you talk about the wiring of the individuals,

we feel like we accomplish what

we set out to accomplish.

Hey, yo, what is up, Dolf fans? And welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show.

The Draft is a wrap. 13 players in tow. We talked about the day one and day two picks on the last couple of shows. Today a wrap. 13 players in tow.

We talked about the day one and day two picks on the last couple of shows.

Today we wrap it up with seven picks on the third day of the draft.

We're going to go through every single player, break down their profile, break down their

background, the details about them.

We're going to hear from some of the Dolphins scouts and directors, and we're going to close the show with the end of draft press conference

from John Eric Sullivan and Jeff Halfley.

Let's go!

Another day, our last one here for the 26 NFL draft,

at least as far as giving you a snapshot into all these players,

hearing from executives and decision makers

and john eric solven and this is the busiest one yet we're going to get to all the picks

whether this is a one or two podcast approach we will see i'm going to play it by ear as i go along

but we'll start first here with the first pick of the day the fourth round 130 overall the edge

slash outside linebacker tray Trey Moore from Texas.

6.158s in the height department, 245 pounds, 31.5 inch arms.

He had a 454 40-yard dash, a 1610 split.

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