As you can tell, no intro music on the show. I kind of feel like it's a little bit misplaced

to run this hype music and talk about Dolphins playoff pushes with the product you're seeing

right now on the field. So Joe Robbie in my reviews, who said, please change the intro music

about a thousand times, or I think your screen name is it's still Joe Robbie to me. You're getting

your wish this week, my friend. I think I'm going to find a new intro and roll with that.

But for now, we'll break down the all-22 tape here from the Dolphins Loss in Houston.

That's what's coming up today on the Draft Time podcast from the Baptist Health Studios.

Inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, this is the aforementioned draft time podcast.

My Godfrey's First! Ugly, ugly tape offensively, and we'll start there. And I thought the Texans

plan defensively was actually really good and took away a lot of what we were trying to do

off the top. The primary look, they would show this man-free coverage, which is, you know,

they're one of the bigger cover one teams in the NFL, single high safety, middle of the

field, man coverage on the outside.

It's their most run defense, and they run it almost as much as anybody else in the NFL.

But when we would have Rob Jones tap Aaron Brewer before the snap, the, you know, your road game

indicator to get the snap off. Those pressed up cornerbacks would see that. They would bail out

and invert. And what that means is they would play basically a cover two look. But because of their

ability to play kind of zone turn off of the perimeter,

they could then work vertically down the stem,

or up the stem, I should say,

and prevent deep shots from happening behind them,

but also turn back downhill and come play the short underneath game,

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