There's a clear uniform skill set across this group is the fact that they are all guys that are teachers.

That's the primary headline with all these coaches right here.

And that just tracks to me perfectly with where we are in terms of John Eric Sullivan's philosophies and what Jeff Hathley has subscribed to under Solie's watch here so far.

Draft and develop, man.

This is very likely going to be a young team, right?

Get the right guys in here. Get the right guys to coach them up and let's build a machine that can develop these guys

and turn them out keep your own just like john rick solomon talked about in his introduction

press conference what is up doll fans and welcome the Draft Time podcast on today's show.

We're going to get you updated on the latest coaching news around your Miami Dolphins.

We don't have official announcement just yet in terms of the entire coaching staff.

We are going to go over the ones we know about so far.

Plus, we're going to hear from Bobby Sloick, Chris Tabor, and Sean Duggan. We'll also talk about the newest addition to the Miami Dolphins roster and wide receiver Terrace Marshall. Caroline, let's go, baby girl. Maddie Duffington First, Dale! We're going to open the show today with three soundbites from Coach Halfley talking about Bobby Slowick,

then Chris Tabor, then Sean Duggan. Let's jump right in.

Bobby and I were together in San Francisco, and I kind of mentioned this a few times in other

interviews before. Bobby was on defense, and it was really, it was him, Robert Sala, and D'Amico,

and it was really like me, Bobby, and Sala in a room, and he'll tell you, it was

us three in a room constantly doing everything, game planning, working together, night before the

games, working on game plan. So I got to know Bobby is a coach, but more importantly, I got to

know Bobby as a person. And I think that's really important when you hire people. It always

starts there. People, people that can teach, people that can develop. But you got to know who you're dealing with because in going through adversity, you find out a lot about people. Well, when we started that thing with Kyle, I think we started 0 and 9, right? And we built it the right way. And eventually they went to the Super Bowl. So I know what Bobby's like in good times. I know what he's like in bad times, and I know how he is around the players. And then when I left to go to Ohio State, Kyle stole him over the offense, which didn't surprise me because usually Kyle wanted to take the smartest guys, the smartest young guys, and train them to be offensive coaches. It's what he did with Mike. It's what he did with Mike Lafleur. And it's what he did with Bobby. It's what he'll continue to do.

And the pedigree, the pedigree of what he learned from one of the best play callers in all of the

game and one of the sharpest football coaches in all the game. I mean, Bobby learned that for

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