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.

It's the All-22 review from another Dolphins win, 2117 over the Saints.

We're going over all the good, the bad, and the ugly

from the Baptist Health Studios.

Inside the Baptist Health Training Complex,

this is the drive time podcast.

We have so much to get to today.

Let's go ahead and dive right in.

So offensively, general points where we kick it off

every single Monday night slash Tuesday morning here on the podcast. I couldn't have loved

the first two plays of the game out of a biweek more than I did. That was the answer to how did

Mike McDaniel and company spend the buy week. First, you got Waller, Ingold, and A-chan in the backfield. You get an

outside zone with split-flow action, and you just ask them to win their matchups, and they do

it, reaches, seals, crackbacks, kickouts. They dominate the point of attack for eight yards,

tone-setting, game tone-setting type of run on the first play of the game. Then you think you're ready for that type of approach and the dolphins hot change it. Full on shift change. Hockey style. Florida Panthers. Hockey, Stanley Cups. Goals. You swap out the running back. Jalen Wright comes into the game. You bring in Daniel Brunskill. You're bringing Julian Hill and Greg Dulcich. A total personnel change. Only Waddle, T, and the offensive linemen are the same players

on the field. Then they run C.Y. Counter. We've talked about G.Y. Counter and C.T. counter.

This is the Aaron Brewer portion of the playbook we talked about on the show last week with Mike McDaniel

and how they create plays around this unique talent. Now they're pulling Brewer and Brunskill,

who basically is a big tackle, right, or an extra tackle on the field, but he's playing the

Y. So it's a CY counter and you get down blocks from the rest of the offensive line. Julian

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