Yeah, he can rip it.

And you got to know that that's how he's going to, I was with him for a few years there. And that's how he's going to do it. And he's not only going to rip it, he's going to put it in the right spot. And so it's challenging. That's why he's doing what he does. Hey, oh, what is up, Dolfans? And welcome to the draft time podcast on today's show. day two of

26 mini camp the quarter

before is up, Dahlfans, and welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show, day two of 26 mini-camp, the quarterbacks, stayed hot. That was Malik Willis, or rather Zane Anderson, talking about Malik Willis off the top. We're going to hear from Zane. We're going to hear from Coach Haff. We're going to hear from Greg Dulcich, Tutu-will, Juju Brents, and a heck of a lot more,

including lots and lots of practice notes on this edition of the Drafton podcast.

Let's go!

Let's go!

It's always nice when you can start the show talking about the quarterback position,

because let's be honest.

I mean, even Vince Lombardi said it, right?

Football is a beautiful game with one major flaw.

The importance of the quarterback outweighs the rest of the roster too significantly.

And I think compared to other sports, you could say Vince Lombardi was right about that

because you can go a long way on the back of a really, really good quarterback, maybe a little bit in the NBA, certainly not in baseball or hockey. So I think there's a lot of merit to what Coach Lombardi said. But with that said, when you can lead with the quarterback play, it's going to get the fans a little bit more excited, going to get people a little more riled up about the team. And that's what we're going to do here today and talk about Malik Willis and Quinn U.S. who I thought played really, really good football on this rain-soaked, cloudy, cool, very nice day to cover a practice on Wednesday here in Miami Gardens. So it started off as we usually do. We had the individual periods. And I want to just

make another quick note about this that once again, the skill guys started the day with another

ball security drills. That's been a common theme here throughout the course of these OTAs.

And the skill guys included the quarterbacks in this one. And you can see, I love how there's

very specific intention with particular drills.

They would lay these bags down on the ground to kind of create this circle. And you put a ball

in your right hand and you put your left hand at the center of the bags. And then you do basically

like the dizzy bat, you know what I'm talking about, where you spin around the bat and try to

hit a pitch after that. You put your hand in the middle of the bags and you run a circle

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