Jason Taylor, you know, past rushing Cameron Wake, like I used to get in this four-point stance

and pop Warner practice, man.

And I used to just want to be like those guys, you know.

What a do, Dahl fans, and welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

On today's show, two free agent interviews, Tutu Atwell and Joshua Uche.

We're also breaking down their games with full

analysis and no interview but a breakdown with new offensive lineman Jamari Salier. We will get

into his tape as well. Let's go. It's the drive time podcast and my guest today is new

Dolphins wide receiver 2-2-at-well.

Tutu, welcome in, man.

Appreciate it. Thanks for having me.

We're so excited to have you back, and what a treat this must be for you to come home, man. Miami Northwestern kid, high school football superstar. Now are in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins. How does it feel to be coming back home, man? It feels great, you know, just being here growing up here, a lot of family back here.

I'm just excited to be back.

So you were a high school quarterback, right?

Yes.

I want to just... it was great, you know, just being here growing up here, a lot of family back here. And I'm just excited to be back.

So you were a high school quarterback, right? Yes. I want to just first talk to you about the culture of high school football down here, what it means to you, because I know you're very involved in the community. We'll get to that in one second. But when you think about Tutu back in high school versus where you are now, like what comes to mind? man, just young tutu just out there running around, throwing passes as a quarterback, because, you know, I played at just growing up from Little League to high school. And, of course, I had to switch over, but, I mean, it feels great. You must have been pretty deadly on the option, I'm guessing. I just thought a couple of plays from Louisville when we was, when Lamar Jackson was there and

everything like that.

But we was throwing it, zone reading it, and we was doing a lot with it.

Speed kills, man.

And I also heard that you were number five in high school to honor Teddy Bridgebar.

Can you tell us about that a little bit?

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