I thought he had a really good practice Friday. He looked really confident. He stepped into his

throws. The ball came out on time. He hit some big throws in the red zone. I thought it was one of his best days. And I think what you're going to see, we've been really heavy on the installs, and we're starting to come back to like install one and two now. So it's a second time through. So you can see the confidence almost the way he's stepping up and thrown because he's seeing it better, right?

We've installed a lot just to try to get it in and, you know, have film of it as we get

in the training camp in the season.

But I think you can see the confidence building now that we're kind of going back through

again.

Hey, yo, what is up to all fans and welcome to the drive time. back through it again.

Hey, yo, what is up to all fans?

And welcome to the drive time podcast on today's show.

Mandatory minicamp, OTAs, day number one of three this week is here.

And in the books, we're going to talk about what happened on that field.

We're going to talk a lot about the quarterback, Malik Willis. We'll talk about some Quinn Ewers as well. We're going to hear from Jeff Halfley on what this week means, how it differs from the previous OTA sessions. We're also going to talk to Aaron Brewer and talk a lot of O-Line play on this podcast. We'll hear from Ewers. We'll hear from Brew. We'll hear from Quinn. We'll hear from Half. We're going to hear from

Chop. And of course, all the practice notes that happened out there on that We'll hear from Ewers. We'll hear from Brew. We'll hear from Quinn. We'll hear from Hath. We're going to hear from CHOP.

And, of course, all the practice notes that happened out there on that field today. Let's go! Let's get first down. So the soundbite we opened the show with there. The cold open was Jeff Halfley talking about Malik Willis's practice last Friday. and I cautioned fans that were trying, or not trying, but rather getting information

about one of eight practices the dolphins had during the course of OTAs or two practices, I should

say one each week over the last couple of weeks.

And trying not to extrapolate too much with a new team, a new system, new receivers, new quarterback,

everything brand new, and how taking a fraction of what we've seen and extrapolating where

the program is as a whole can be a bit of a dubious proposition, if you will.

And I thought that the way Maliklis played on this Tuesday was proof of that.

In fact, you heard coach talk about it there with the progress in Malik's game in practice

last week.

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