What is up Dolphans and welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, Trenches Week rolls on as we move inside in one of my favorite positions in this class, both draft and free agency.

We'll break down those spots.

We'll take a look at the Dolphins' incumbents across the interior offensive line.

The philosophy, the scheme, a whole bunch of talk about the guard and center positions.

We'll also get into the first edition of the Wavish Trinkfield Mock Draft Machine Simulator 4,000 here on this long edition of the Davish Trinkfield mock draft machine simulator 4,000 here on this long edition

of the draft time podcast from the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.

This is the aforementioned drive time podcast.

Before we start here on the interior offensive line, this is going to be like almost an hour-long

episode, so just strap in with me real quick, maybe a two-day podcast for you.

The bane of the existence of Dolphins' Twitter, right?

Dolphin social media.

I just want to make a few things clear off the top.

The number one thing is the approach last year, you're not going to like this,

but it made perfect sense. I know that my explanation of why fell on deaf ears and gets passed

along by the, let's call it the frat community of Dolphins' Twitter of they ignored the

offensive line for the last X amount of years, despite the fact that they invested top of the market

money at left tackle, two times at center.

They have a first rounder at right tackle, had a top 40 pick at right guard that went on to sign a $100 million contract,

and then a bust of a second round draft pick as a big part of all of that.

Whatever.

There was big investment on the offensive line over the last five, six years.

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