This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

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

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, an all 22 review from a Miami Dolphins win. Looking forward to doing that. We'll talk about the standouts from the game, the stand downs, the defensive and offensive schematics, what worked, what didn't, how the dolphins adapted in a post-Tirek Hill world, and also what the heck is going on with the run defense. We'll get to all of that and a heck of a lot more from the Baptist Health Studios inside

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Week 4 versus the New York Jets film review notes.

Let's dive into the offense as we do every start of these Tuesday, Monday, whatever day it is, film review podcast.

And the first play of the game, you can see Coach McDaniel back on his ish in the run game design stuff.

It was very good once again.

It continues to be one of, if not the most creative run game designers in the National Football League.

You get duo action from the offensive line.

A-Cham is sidecar to Tua's right.

His first step is to the right.

And Malik Washington comes in this orbit motion from the left side of the formation back behind Tua.

So they're trying to sell this action that they're going to run one of these many

Malik Washington endarounds that he gets, right?

But instead of that, Tua pivots off the line of scrimmage to his left and does a full

360 spin back inside to hand it to Achan who put his foot in the ground, reverse his course

back to the left, and takes the carry inside.

And man, they had this thing blocked up.

You had Jets fall steps all over the defense.

Devon just slipped on some slippery grass in this game.

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