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What's up, Dolphans?

And welcome into the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield.

And on today's show, we're going over the all-22 tape from the Dolphins Lost in Carolina.

From the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, This is the draft time podcast. Julio Rodriguez saved my

weekend. I can tell you that much. Let's go ahead and get into this tape right now and break it

down offensively and defensively. The Carolina Panthers game, Dolphins Fall, 2724 in Charlotte.

Offensive general points.

And really, above all, the thing that I was most curious to check on when I sat down

and watched this film was actually more of a research project in terms of the numbers

of things.

It was the offensive groupings, and they are as follows.

Miami ran 11 personnel 23 times,

one back, one tight end. That means three receivers. We gained 35 yards from this grouping. That's

1.5 yards per play. 12 personnel ran that nine times, the biggest of the season and top three

in the McDaniel era.

That's one back and two tight ends with two receivers.

We ran 13 personnel zero times, but that's a bit of a farce because Miami gets to their

22 personnel grouping and puts Alec Ingold attached as a Y on a true tight end position because on that Waddle touchdown, you've got

Waller and Hill as double Ys to one side of the formation.

And on the back side of the formation, Alec is another Y on that part of the formation.

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