Hey, Kim Bo Camper here for Out to Pasture. I'm missing my compadre. Joe Rose last week we had Dave Hyde in here. I want to thank him for filling in a little bit.

But Joe's out and I think he's in Lake Tahoe right now doing something, kind of jet skiing or whatever, getting on a speedboat going around the lake and doing everything to do with the whole family.

So look, the guy gets up at 4 o'clock in the morning every day and does a show Monday through Friday from 6 to 10 in the morning.

He's got to take some time off sometime, and this is his time off.

But we're still working at it here as we move on.

And I want to talk about our sponsors a little bit.

Ed Morris, Sawgrass, Auto Mall, those guys have been great to us. Chris Atkins, a general manager. And certainly Teddy Morris. And look, I can tell you what, there's no bigger Dolphin fan than Teddy Morris. So they've got Cadillac. They've got Chevrolet. They've got Buick. They've got GMC, they've got great service, great sales.

When they sell you a car, they take care you afterwards.

And I tell you what, I've been dealing with them for, geez, I think I bought seven cars from them.

And I haven't, they haven't failed me yet.

So I always want to remember them on this program.

So let's get to business now. I had a chance to go out to the OTAs, the first OTA with the full squad. And I want to kind of get back to you on what I saw. I'm not going to go heavy on while this guy, that guy, this guy, that guy. When I get to these OTAs and before they put pads on, especially now with the

rookies just getting integrated with the veterans on the practice field, I kind of look at the

practices. And I want to kind of see what's going to happen. There's a number of things for me

that I felt good about the practice in general is, first of all, I love the way they looked no wasted time

by Jeff Halfley he talked about it earlier before going out in the field talking about how

hey look these guys are we're going to put them we're going to put the pressure on them

we're going to make a move we're going to install and install and install and if you can up, well, you're going to have to find some other way to make the football team. But I tell you what, the first thing I did, I watched them come out of the huddle. They go in and they snap to it, sprint to the line, get set, and get ready to play. And I like that. I think that's something that, you know, it's kind of gone

by the wayside, but I like those teams that want to get to the line of scrimmage so they can

make their calls, more especially the young offensive line, get recognition, see all the things

that they need to do without having the weight of the clock over your shoulder.

So I think that's something.

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