Back to throw it's Patrick.

Go on into the air!

Park for touchdown!

What a win for this Miami dolphin team!

Wow!

What is up doff fansans and welcome to the drive time podcast part of the Miami Dolphins official

podcast network covering your Miami Dolphins each and every day?

How's it going everybody? I am your host Travis Wingfield and I am here to bring you your daily dose of Miami Dolphins football and on today's show some tangible evidence about versatility and flexibility how Christian Wilkins and

Kyle Van Noi set the table from the defensive line and linebacker's a proclamation

from a well-respected analyst that Miami's defense could be not just top 10,

maybe even as high as top 6 or 7, plus a note on Tuatunga vailoa and the quarterbacks

and with my former hobby turning into a full-time job these last couple of years

I think I may have finally found a new hobby to replace my old one all of that and more on this Monday June the 15th edition of the

drive time podcast. It's the middle of June kind of the dearth of the off season, particularly when we're in the midst of an exclusively virtual off season program.

So we kind of make our own news and our own topics here in the sports world on the Miami Dolphins Drive Time

podcast and working off some recent news or recent items is how we're going to do

this episode on this Monday. Another weekend is in the books. I was able to get back to the links for the second time in as many weeks and I have two very close friends that love golf with June birthdays.

So that's typically the annual get-together we all do and what's funny about it is that I've spent the last few years as the D.D. on the course and no that doesn't mean designated driver. I pretty much just hop in the cart with a case of beer and another one of my non-golf playing friends is out there with me to have a good time on the course.

Now don't get this twisted. I know I serve in this role as a nerdy football analyst that works out of his quote-unquote

parents basement but pretty much from the time I could walk. I played sports growing up. I'd run home from school and grab my basketball and go shoot hoops or get my

glove and throw the baseball up as high as I could over and over and over again and

catch it on its descent we're talking hours and hours of doing this my entire life, at least up through junior college, and all of that is to say, and with a little bit of a pat on my own back, that your boy can swing, whether it's a baseball bat is more natural and the plaque I have

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