This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

What is up, Dolf fans, and welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield.

And on today's show, it's a football Friday.

The Variety Show brings us my radio co-host, Jermon Bushrod, who will talk to us about

offensive line play, line of scrimmage play, as well as a one and four team turning things around as he did

with the 26th team Miami Dolphins. Plus, Kyle Crabs joins us for his weekly Friday spot, and I

drop by the locker room to talk to a few dolphins players.

From the Baptist Health Studios, inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, this is the drive time

podcast.

And my guest today is former Dolphins offensive lineman Jermon Bushrod, my postgame partner

on IHeart Radio, Big 1059 FM, and fox sports 940 a m jermon welcome in man what

do you think these are some new digs for you uh you were in the data facility a couple couple years

back this is a little bit nicer a little bit nicer no it's funny um i think it's my first time being

actually in this building i think i missed one of the uh the tours for the older players that could come back,

you know, when everything was all said and done. But, hey, man, listen, you got to have nice

facilities these days. And yeah, I guess you could say we were on the tail end of the roughing it

air with the dolphins over there off off a university. But, you know, it is what it is.

Our fellow radio brethren, OJ McDuffie, will tell you about the St. Thomas days, which was a step back from what Davey was. So I guess you progress as you go along here. And yeah, like to your point, A plus amenities across the board here in Miami Garden. So Germant and I do the postgame show after Dolphins games. The minute the clock hits triple zeros were on the air, talking about the game you just saw. And there's so much we can talk about from our five games together now. But I want to just start with the offensive improvement from the last couple of weeks because the Colts game was a tough start, kind of got some things going against the Patriots, the Bill's game, same deal. But it feels like the last couple of weeks, Miami's offense has taken a different step. What have you seen from the offense that encourages you going forward the rest of the season? I really think it starts with the head coach. Obviously, he's the one who's calling the plays. And I think he's really buttoned up the play calling. And we figured out a way just to be more efficient just to be more efficient, getting the plays in,

having enough time to get up to the line of scrimmage because in some of the schemes that

he does run, there's a lot of pre-snap movement, there's a lot of communication that takes

place. So I think, you know, the offense as a whole, just being better, getting up to the

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