Howdy. I'm Ben Solac and this is the play sheet. This is a show about me being a football nerd.

Every single Wednesday, I'm going to grab something that happened on Sunday that I thought was super sick and show it to you with films, diagrams, and clips.

It's a lot of fun. Let's get into it.

The opening script.

Tua. Tua.

Tua folks.

A few things in the NFL were cooler last season,

and the Mike McDaniel and Tua Tung of a Lowe experiment in Miami.

I mean, we did videos about it.

We wrote articles about it.

Jalen Waddell and Tariq Hill, how their speed change to the offense,

how the motion got free releases for the receivers, Tua in the way that his anticipation, his accuracy, his trust, his velocity,

all made this offense work better than it ever had before. It was so sick, but it had hiccups.

Not just Tua's injuries, but there were schematic issues. In the middle of last season,

the Dolphins ran into the 49ers defense and then the Chargers defense, who kind of chucked some speed bumps in front

of an offense that was previously going 100 miles per hour. Last year against the Chargers,

Tua was 10 for 28, 145 yards, worst game in the season. So you assume in year two,

defense of coordinators across the league are going to spend time watching that film, and they're all going to get better at throwing those speed bumps in place.

And the question becomes, what's Mike McDaniel going to do to anticipate and create counterpunches?

How is Tua going to elevate his game to the next level?

And we couldn't have gotten a better opponent for that check in year two because, hey, in week

one, guess who Tua might be Daniel the Dolphins have?

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