Dolphins left tackle Patrick Paul went on the set with Tehran Armstead this week,

and this man is unhinged in the best way possible.

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Patrick Paul on the set this week, and it did not disappoint.

If you didn't get a chance to catch Tehran interviewing Patrick Paul, it was about 45 minutes,

and they talked about his family history and the

incredible journey of Pat's parents coming to America. They've talked about his aspirations on

and off the field. They talked about his NFL draft process, his welcome to the NFL moment.

But my favorite thing that they got into was Patrick Paul,

the smack talker.

And we've,

we've kind of heard some clues that Pat likes to get after people a little bit.

I think it was last year in training camp,

it was the laughing.

It was alluded to that like,

he's blocking guys and he's laughing as he's winning his block

and moving you out of the way.

And Tehran said, you know, I was never a talker, but talked about how Patrick Paul was,

was talking to anybody.

And that included Miles Garrett of all people.

Now, Pat did say his welcome to the NFL moment came when he came in cold off the bench

in a two-minute offense situation against the Browns and got tagged by Miles late in the year

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