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what is up Dolph fans and welcome to the drive time podcast part of the Miami Dolphins official podcast network covering your team, your Miami Dolphins.

How's it going, everybody? It is Tuesday. The 2020 season is in the books. I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and I'm here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football. And on today's show, the season is a wrap.

The Buccaneers are world champions.

We're going to welcome in Field Yates of ESPN to talk about next steps for the Miami

Dolphins.

We'll look back at the first two years under Chris Greer and Brian Flores and project where

this team is going.

All of that and more on this Tuesday, February the 9th edition

of the Drive Time podcast. That's another Miami Dolphins. And so the Super Bowl is in the books.

It's a wrap. Not the game, I think, from a competitive standpoint, the neutral observer

typically roots for. I was personally pulling for the

AFC side because typically I do root for the conference the Dolphins are in unless it's been a

division opponent over the last several years. But the chiefs come up short to the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers. Tom Brady's first year in Tampa Bay yields a Lombardi trophy number seven for Brady all time. What a heck of a run he's had. What a heck of a career he's had with that Buccaneers team. Thought it was kind of cool to see and Dominic and Sue get his first ring. A guy that's been a productive player in the league for a long time was a member of the Miami Dolphins for quite some time as well. He gets his first ring. So congratulations to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They pull off the upset in the Super Bowl. I thought the Chiefs were going to win that game. And they just were sloppy from the start. It seemed like in terms of the penalties, how many flags came out in that game? They had double-digit flags for over 100 yards in that game.

Patrick Mahomes on the move constantly throughout the course of the night. Some of the

incompletions he had in that game were, I mean, the highlights of the game because of how

impressive they were, throwing the ball, falling to his side. One of the best memes I saw on Twitter

on Super Bowl Sunday was a side-by-side shot of that

incomplete pass that Mahomes threw on fourth down where he's basically parallel to the ground,

falling to the ground, side by side with White Goodman from Dodgeball, Ben Stiller's character

in that great Vince Fawn movie back in like 2005, pretty much the exact same throw there from

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