This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

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And welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield.

And on today's show, it's the all-22 review dolphins dominant in New York.

We haven't seen a beating like that since Marvin Harry traveled to New York for Home Alone, too.

I'll tell you what the tape says about the dolphins' victory offensively and defensively from the Baptist Health Studios.

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Week 14, New York Jets film review, general points on offense before I even venture

into the tape, 25 zone runs, 12 gap runs, and they had it all working, man.

I saw a clip on Twitter, I think it was Eric Smith, the great O-line coach, Eric Smith, that posted them pulling three guys. It was both tackles and the center. And like, look, hey, when you've got 95th percentile athletes at those positions, why not? Like, it's like the avocado's commercial, right? Why not both? Let's go ahead and get into this. It's going to be a long episode because it was a long day for the New York Jets. I loved the waddle reverse on the second play of the game because of how they got to it. I put the timer on it on the film here. 5.14 seconds was the amount of time between breaking the

huddle and snapping the football. No shift, no motion. And I'm not exaggerating when I say this.

The only Jets defenders who didn't take false steps were the four that could not within the

play. Two interior defensive linemen and two safeties who were 20 yards off the football

and don't need to anticipate the snap that way everybody else took their initial step in the wrong direction if you've ever played or coached this sport you know that that's almost always a fatal flaw on a play for one guy much less seven of them then you get brewer ingold and Ingold, and Julian Hill all pulling into space,

each catches a block, and there goes ski for 21 yards of the good run picking out that gap in

those lanes. Then you get the big A-chan run. I love how they bring Brunskill into the game

for the first time on the first and goal run, and they throw from it.

Exactly what I was talking about in the preview podcast. And after you just gash them for 60 yards on back-to-back plays, show run, throw it six points.

The entire second level of the Jets defense on that throw from Tua to Waddle crashes,

and you wind up getting three one-on-one pass routes and waddle

malik and nwai don't separate but he separates by three yards but a hat tip to westbrook

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