Can you take coaching?

Can you take what you've learned in the classroom,

what you've taken, learning your fundamentals and techniques,

and now not change who you are and start making stuff up,

and putting that all together.

So it's kind of like part to whole.

Can they do that?

And I think that's really important as we look

and continue to evaluate everybody who can do that.

How can we get them better?

Hey, yo, what is up, Dolphans?

And welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

We've got football.

Football is back.

Dolphins OTA's first viewing period for the media.

We were out there watching stretch individuals from 7 on 7 and everything in between.

And I've got a bunch of notes from the things that transpired.

I was looking at guys and how their body composition have changed, how they perform in the individual drills, how that went over to the 7 on 7 drills.

We also heard from Coach Halfley, from Malik Willis, from Jordan Phillips, Jordan Brooks, and Patrick Paul. We have a jam-packed podcast for you here today. Let's go! So that quote off the top of the episode was from Jeff Halfley, who spoke to the media ahead of practice, and he was simply asked, what are you looking to get out of this OTA, period? What is your approach to this phase? And so he talked a little bit about phase one and phase two and taking what they learned in the classroom out to the field. And here's the rest of the answer that got cut from the top of the show, Jeff Halfley. And even if you were yesterday, I thought yesterday was it was an awesome start, but, you know, some guys reverted to fundamentals and techniques that were not teaching, or they

just kind of went out there and had to get the dust off a little bit. So I think those are the things

that are really important. It's the attitude and effort, the things that they can control, how fast

are they practicing? Because look, this can't be,

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