Welcome back, Bills Mafia, to the Buffalo Bread
Podcast. I am your host, Dan Roberts, and it
is an annual tradition unlike any other. Friends
of the pod, not friends of the Bills. Our annual
off -season riffs with some of our closest friends,
some of our biggest rivals when it comes to the
AFC East, and just some of our favorite hosts
to pod with as well. Today we are diving into
the Miami Dolphins. Recap of their 2025 season.
and a little bit of Hopium, a little bit of a
preview for their 2026 season as well. We're
joined by resident Dolphins expert, Steve Nepp.
Steve, how are you doing today, sir? You know,
the bills for the therapy session are adding
up pretty good, but for sure, I have some good
insurance to help offset that cost. Health care
is so important when you're a football fan. Absolutely.
I don't think people understand, right? After
the bills lost to the Broncos, my wife was like,
how long is this going to be? it's gonna take
some time and a lot of therapy sessions, right?
So yes, it's a well -known fact that our mental
health is dictated by millionaire 24 and 25 -year
-olds for a good eight months out of the year,
right? But here we are. We are reclaiming the
cycle here. We are into off -season mode. And
usually, Steve, with off -season mode, there
comes a little bit of hope, right? Given some
of the recent news that we've seen around the
Dolphins, some of the roster moves that they've
made, some of the dead -cap situation they're
dealing with, with. It feels like they are intentionally
building something. It just may not be something
that is realized in the short term. But we're
going to dig into all that here as we talk about
2026. Before we get there, let's go on our time
machine, sir. Let's talk a little bit about 2025.
I said at the beginning of the season, and you
said in your preview for last year, this was
like... the highest variance team in the entire
AFC East. It could go either way. This is a team
that could win 11 games. This is a team that
could lose 11 games. And they finished more towards
the latter than anything else last season, right?
A career -gone midseason, your longtime GM. Daniel
fired after the season, after some trials and
tribulations about whether or not he would be.
And then a whole roster makeover, now that you've
got John Eric Sullivan in as your new GM, and
Jeff Halfley as your new head coach. A lot of
Green Bay DNA here. uh, coming over the organization
and this roster build. So Tua, who we're going
to get into in a little bit, gone, released,
uh, designated as post one, uh, post June one
release, which means his dead cap hit of $99
million will be spread over two years. Hill gone,
Waddle traded, I don't want to think it was a
little bit of a surprise. And then Minka Fitzpatrick
also gone. Um, Bradley Chubb out the door to
the Buffalo Bills, which we'll talk about in
a little bit too. This feels like, even though
this has been a lot of pain, And I'm sure the
fan base is kind of reeling right now because.
every player that they have built a relationship
with over the past few years, it feels like they're
probably gone, right? And this is legitimately,
other than Devon Achan, this seems like a pretty
solid roster restart here. But it also seems
like your front office is clear -eyed here. So
Steve, before we get to everything that's happened
here in the recent past, let's go through 2025.
Let's kick this thing off on a positive note.
And then we can do the couch sessions for later
on. Talk to us, Steve, a little bit about 2025,
right? It was a rough season as we have recap
for the fans, but not every football season is
lost. This is something that Bill's fans know
very much so through the drought. You got to
take the positive where you can get it, right?
2025, what were some of your key highlights from
that season? You know, perhaps a little tongue
in cheek, but when Steve and Ross finally decided
that it was time to let Chris Geert... Chris...
Greer go. That was that was a highlight. Something
that was just based off of the season. It was
a long time coming. The signings giving out,
you know, the new contracts and typically, you
know, he wasn't the best drafter. either. He
had that reputation amongst the Dolphins fans.
I'm getting into baseball mode here already.
Dude, I feel you. Yankee season is upon us. I
mean, honestly, the highlight was probably weak
and how fitting right at home against Buffalo.
I knew this was coming. You know, sure, a little
moral win right there. It is, you know, it kind
of is what it is when you look at the season
as a whole. You know, it started out rough week
one. That loss to Indianapolis just, we looked
flat. We didn't look motivated. Hua looked like
he was still in Miami, you know, on Miami Beach
somewhere. You know, and it didn't get any better,
you know, against the England Buffalo. Barely
beat out a win against the Jets. So, like, it
was just this... It was just a very bad start
to the season. The end of the season, I mean,
you know, typical whenever a key coach or executive
is let go of the position, magically, you know,
things are starting to turn around a little bit.
After Greer was let go, they rattled off, I think
it was four wins in a row. That kind of salvaged
a little bit of the season. Yeah, that was kind
of it. You know, in a nutshell, A -chan, I mean,
you know, he's the guy now, you know, whenever
it comes to our offense. And so we'll see what
goes coming into 2026. eight -man boxes on 98
% of his runs over or under. I'm going to take
the over. 100%. 100%. You guys are going to see
so much man coverage this year. It's going to
be wild. Yes. It's going to be wild. Oh my God.
It's interesting. Well, first off, week 10. Let
me tell you, that was so painful. I had such
a hard time with that. We had our first viral
social media moment on the pod, too. I don't
know if you're aware of this or not. So I run
our social media accounts and I had posted on
Instagram. Do you remember the last time the
bills beat? The Dolphins beat the Bills. It was
when Ken Dorsey was still OC. It was that big
heat game, right? Like all the injuries because
of heat exhaustion. And there was that viral
clip from a few years ago of when Dorsey was
slamming his laptop down and throwing it, right?
So I uploaded that as a meme and I gave it the
header the last time the Dolphins beat the Bills,
right? And I put what I would call a soliloquy
defending Josh Allen and his performance. in
that Miami game, because I'm like, listen, dude
was the only one doing anything. And it literally
went viral. We got over a million views. We got
thousands of likes, hundreds of comments on that
post. That's amazing. Dude, like two dads from
upstate New York, right? And we own the internet
for oh, what a glorious short few moments, you
know? So a little bittersweet that week 10 game,
because yes, your team got the win. And JJ and
I were mired in grief and despair, but we got
a fun little social media moment out of it for
the pot. So it all equalized. It was all good.
It was all good. And credit to, you mentioned
the four -week win streak, or four -game win
streak, credit to McDaniel for letting this team
not quit on him. But I think Sneaky and Baltimore
fans, this is a little hope for you guys too,
as you go through your own off -season or transition.
Anthony Weaver, like, Scotch taping, MacGyvering
that defense together week after week and getting
the absolute best out of relative nobodies. You
know what I mean? Especially after the Phillips
trade. Anthony Weaver, man, hell of a coaching
job. Definitely deserve more recognition for
even though it was in many losing efforts for
what he was able to piece together with that
defense. Baltimore's got a real one, man. They
got a real one coming in as I see here. Yeah.
Yep. Absolutely. Cool. All right. That's 2025.
You guys have already made some moves here in
the new league year 27. Lots of activity for
you guys. You've got a new GM has wasted no time
putting his stamp on this roster. We've already
mentioned the big three, Hill, Waddle, and, and
Tua, gone. Chubb gone, Fitzpatrick gone. And
it looks like other than some depth ads, they're
really standing pat right now. And they're waiting
for the draft, which we'll talk about in a little
bit. So. Talk to me a little bit. I want to approach
this as a two -parter. First, what do you think
about these moves? Like, what does it read the
tea leaves for us as Bills fans that are not
well -versed in the ways of Miami? Like, what
do these moves tell you about what leadership
wants to build in Miami? But then also, what
does it tell you a little bit about the timeline?
Like, how long is this thing going to take, do
you think? Yeah. So let's go back to probably
a month or so ago, the introductions of Sully
and... Jeff Haffley. And kind of, you know, the
tone was very different than when Miami Mike
arrived. And just Stephen Ross owned the mistakes
of the past. The GM search where he, you know,
brought in, you know, recognized people. I mean,
Troy Aikman kind of led the charge with that.
Dan Marino was a part of that process as well.
And they got two guys from an organization that
year over year, year after year, they just seemed
to always make the right moves at the right time.
They draft the right guys, they develop the right
guys, and they make smart trades and smart contracts,
right? So I think Hopefully, you know, that page
has turned with Stephen Ross where like, you
know, the party at South Beach is over. You know,
it's time to get to work now. It only took, you
know, 15 years for that to happen or a little
bit longer. So looking into 2026, yeah, it's
going to be rough. You know, there's no denying
it. We knew that the moment 2O was benched, you
know, at the end of the year. And what I've appreciated
is that, you know, it's kind of like, we're not
going to, we're going to just do it, you know,
in for a penny, in for a pound, right? We're
just going to rip the bandaid off. We're going
to do it. Uh, 2026 is going to stink, but you
know what? Seven, uh, we're going to, you know,
hopefully start to compete again. The Packers
do it through the draft. We brought in Packers
guys, you know, guess what? We're going to do
it through the draft. We have, what was it? 11
picks this year. It wasn't that. Well, isn't
that long ago with after the tampering fines
hit, I think we had like three brutal. Yeah.
You guys went through a brutal stretch with the
McDaniel. And so like that just tells you the
vision of the new GM new head coach. We're going
to build from the ground up. We're not going
to bring in the flashy free agents. And as I
thought more about all of these guys coming in
on one -year, two -year deals is a lot of these
guys, they're on perfect contracts. They've been
the guys that have kind of been wide receiver
three or on the depth chart. They weren't necessarily
all the number one guys. And so a lot of these
guys are hungry. And when you're hungry or dangerous,
you know, we're seeing that, you know, March
Madness just started, right? You get these hungry
teams. And so I'm kind of excited for that. You
know, you have a bunch of hungry guys on private
contracts might surprise some people. I love
that take, dude. And you're very apt to bring
up the draft because Green Bay is a drafting
organization. They've never relied a ton on free
agency, right? This feels like a lunch pail crew,
which is interesting for the setting and the
scene in Miami where Where I'll depart with you
a little bit. I don't think the party ever stops
in South Beach So it's interesting to bring in
some cold weather Green Bay guys, right? That
like and then half Lee with a stint before up
in the Northeast at Boston College You know what
I mean? Like it's is interesting that this is
the crew that you bring in it really does feel
like the desire for a tonal shift and I mean
I mean, listen to like Finns fans, you guys are
hamstrung right now. Like you're taking a lot
of dead cap medicine, I think to the tune of
what, $175 million or something like that. It's
something massive. You're paying a lot of guys
to not play for you. But watch those guarantees
from the books, partly in 27, but then by 28.
And then when you look at the draft capital you've
accumulated for 26 and 27, by the time you guys
get to 28, the idea is going to be you're going
to have some seasoned two and three year players
still on rookie deals and you'll be able to make
some splashes. Exactly. It's a longer term vision,
I think, than NFL fans are used to. But to your
point too, like, you catch lightning in a bottle,
you get some of the right mix of, like, guys
on Prove It deals, you hit on some of these seven
draft picks in the top 100 picks you have this
year. You guys could mix it up and make it interesting.
Weirder things have happened. Before we get to
the draft, because I'm dying to know your take
on that, were there any surprises to you? something
that kind of caught you off guard about maybe
one of the free agent moves, guys that got moved,
maybe guys that are still on the roster, right?
Like HN, I think. People have inquired about
him, but that's where the dolphins apparently
are drawing the red line in the sand. Like you
cannot have this kid, right? So anything that
surprised you about guys they moved, brought
in, or maybe didn't move. So then I said to my
friends, I said the waddle trade hurt. I felt
that for you guys. Of all the guys that were
released or traded. So far that waddle trade
was pretty rough. It's kind of like whatever
the new vision is for the system for offense,
but not having Alec Ingold, you know, he's kind
of the tough guy in the trenches, you know, willing
to like just block a guy if you need to for the
quarterback. He was a leader on and off the field.
I think those two, those two guys kind of hurt
me the most to see them go. Surprises for signing
so far, I mean, certainly surprising, but not
surprising. The Malik Willis signing, you know,
not surprising. He came from Green Bay, you know?
And so there's that, there's a, for me, there's
a level of calm that comes with that. An assurance,
like, all right. We have guys who came from Green
Bay. They're bringing a Green Bay quarterback
with them. And let's look at the past history
of Green Bay quarterback so far. Now granted,
he wasn't a homegrown guy. You know, they got
him from Tennessee. But like when Favre developed
Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers to develop Jordan
Love. You know, Jordan Love to develop Malik
Willis, perhaps. You know, and so with him coming
down, let's see what we got. So I'm hopeful for
him as well. Nice. Can I tell you, I appreciate
all those takes. The one I appreciate the most
is you calling out Engold, because we just lost
Reggie Gilliam. How fun is it to be football
sickos like we are, where we lament the loss
of a fullback in this day and age? You know what
I mean? It's so cool to be us, man. It's so good.
is for sure a real one. And you guys, HN in particular
is going to feel that loss, definitely, without
a doubt. But no, man, all the way across the
board, I think you've balanced all this with
the right amount of, like, pain and sorrow at
the Ingold and Waddle losses. The Willis signing
is interesting, like, because when he signed,
you still had Jill and Waddle, right? And I'm
like, okay, I could see this working because
of the weapons, like, this offensive system they're
likely going to install in Miami. Waddle with
Malik Washington, who's a little bit of a gadgety
guy, but you use one of your draft picks in a
very deep wide receiver class. And I could see
that wide receiver core being serviceable with
a decent top two, top three, right? Figure out
tight end, you know, at some other way. But now
with Waddle gone, you're really asking Malik
Willis to, like, just steady the ship and play
competent football until they can really build
out this roster around him a little bit, yes.
Yeah. But I'll tell you what. I'm kind of excited
about the Jalen Tolbert signing. I think, you
know, he's again one of those wide receiver guys
came from the Cowboys. He filled in whenever
his CD got hurt. And I'll tell you what, I liked
what I saw in those couple of games he was playing
for him. And so I'm kind of excited for that
one. I think you got like, it's so, you never
write anybody off before. game start, you know
what I mean? I mean, going back to the Flores
days and the whole tank for two a thing, Flores
had his issues as a head coach, but he really
was able to extract the absolute best out of
that roster and overachieved in a lot of ways.
Listen, weirder things have happened. We just
watched, sorry, Brandon, we just watched maybe
the most flawed team in recent memory, easily
in the last 25 years in the New England Patriots,
make a Super Bowl run. Yes. Drake may as good,
Patriots fans, please don't come at me and my
mentions. He is the chosen one, whatever. He's
good, right? But he wasn't as good as maybe some
of the regular season play indicated. I think
we saw that in the postseason where the competition
got stiffer. But they just had a mix of good
play, not great play a lot of times, but good
play, the right schedule, but then also a lot
of things kind of go their way, right? We've
seen weirder things happen, man. So never write
off a team until they start playing the games.
Yes, absolutely. Perhaps that was kind of like
their Cinderella run. I don't know. The Patriots
of Cinderella. Oh, my God. What a horrible, ugly
Cinderella. Yes, absolutely. Terrible. The clock
cannot turn midnight fast enough on those T's.
This is incredible. We've got the fairy tale
references going. Listen, this is the first part
of season six. We are cranking on all cylinders,
folks. We're here for it. All right, man. Let's
talk about the draft, right? Because as you said,
this is where this team is going to get built
this year and in the future. A mind blowing.
Seven picks in the top hundred. I'm going to
rattle them off because I'm jealous of this draft
capital. 11, 30, 43, 75, 87, 90, and then 94.
This is an embarrassment of riches, right? And
this is a deep draft at a lot of positions. Like
I've heard a lot of draft folks say like, hey,
there's no like blue chippers. There's no Micah
Parsons. There's no generational guys. And I
will concede that point, but man. It is just
deep with a lot of guys that are going to be
starters, maybe stars. Yeah, they may not be
that Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase, Michael Parsons,
like Dexter Lawrence type. But man, you got some
guys that are going to be very reliable, that
are going to be building blocks for rosters.
You guys also have a lot of needs, right? So
break it down for us. What are the top positions
that you think the Dolphins should be targeting
in this year's draft with this bevy of capital?
Yeah, all of the above. All the positions. All
the positions, yeah. You know, I said it last
year, this time, this time, this time last year,
the trenches, you know, again, you know, we lost
Bradley Chubb, Chop Robinson has kind of, I won't
say regressed, but he didn't develop like I thought
he might year two. And so, yeah, gotta... Got
to win the trenches. And again, Green Bay has
that talent of having a good line on both sides.
They're not necessarily always going to be all
pro bowlers, but you know what? If you get one
or two, you're doing pretty good. And so that's
kind of where I would focus. At least a couple
of those picks is you got to figure out your
line. Wide receiver. You know, if the right guy's
at the right spot at the right time, draft a
wide receiver, you know. And then our secondary
as well, you know, just a couple right guys.
I mean, we just traded Minka Fitzpatrick, you
know, to the Jets. And so, again, if the right
guy's at the right spot, draft them. And that's
really what it's going to come down to. I don't
know that there's any, you know, like we have
to absolutely at the 11th pick take. this type
of guy at this position. It's who's the best
available with what we need, you know, kind of
what's in front of you. It's BPA straight down
the board for you guys, right? Yeah. Because
chances are that best player available is going
to fit a positional need that you guys have,
right? Right. Do you think, do you think you
guys take a flyer on a QB here? Like I've seen
the Ty Simpson kid, if he makes it all the way
to 30, which I don't think he will. I think some
full team is going to talk themselves into drafting
him earlier. But like if Ty Simpson from Alabama
makes it all the way down to 30, right? Do you
guys take a flyer on the kid or like, are you
waiting for 27 when that QB class is going to
be deeper? You know, I mean, you just signed
Malik Willis. You have Quinn Ewers there who,
for all intents and purposes, was serviceable,
right? As a rookie. Yes. Couldn't really ask
for a whole lot from him, just given the circumstances.
You know, and so, again, kind of if he's there,
he's the best available out of all your other
needs, then all right, why not? But if you feel
good about Malik Willis... You like what you're
seeing so far. You have faith in Quinn Ewers
as a number two option. You know, I say that
as if Malik Willis has already got the starting
job. He probably does. They paid him starter
money, right? Right. Then maybe you wait until
a little bit later in the draft. Maybe that 87,
90, see what's out there type of timing wise.
Very nice, very nice. Are there any players at
other positions that you've kind of had your
eye on yet? I've just started getting into my
draft prep, so like I'm digging through like
film and stat packages and combine data and all
that stuff. Is there anybody you've seen early
on here in this process that you really want
to see where the, what is it, turquoise, orange
and white? And white and a shade of blue at one
point, I think. Yeah, who do you want to see
where the fish on their helmet? Right? Who's
the guy or two guys? You're really like covet
in this year's draft. Yeah, you know, I think
a lot of people have been talking about Probably
gonna mispronounce his name Francis Malgoa the
offensive tackle out of Miami. Yeah, a lot of
people have been talking about him To try to
get him at 11 So, I mean, again, that fills the
need, you know, number two ranked offensive tackle
coming into the draft. You know, again, if he's
there at 11, you feel good about it, take him
at 11. You know, like, that's just kind of where
I'm at now with the draft, you know, is who's
going to be, you know, best available, get it
done. Yeah, in Sully we trust. We have to. I
like how you guys are like so close to this GM
now you're calling him Sully. All right, man.
Let's land this plane. I got a couple of fun
ones for you. First off, we got to bring it back
to the Bills for a second. We've noted that Bradley
Chubb, switching teams within the division, giving
up the warm, sunny beaches of Miami for whatever
hell this winter is right now in upstate New
York. I couldn't even begin to tell you what
we're dealing with right now. It's just nutty
right now. What are Bill, real quick, what are
Bill's fans getting in Bradley Chubb here as
our newest addition to the Ed Trash Room? Yeah,
so I mean, for me, you know, right off the bat,
I wouldn't have any worries. I mean, he was out
all year in 2024 with an injury but he came back
pretty strong you know last this past season
I think you're gonna get someone who an offense
always has to account for him you know he's someone
that's gonna get you eight to 10, maybe 11, 12
sacks a year, depending on, um, you know, where
you're at, you gotta force a couple of fumbles.
You're just getting a solid, solid guy. Um, that's,
that's my quick take on him is, you know, like
I said, average 10 sacks, uh, to me, you know,
what you saw in 25 is, um, is who to expect.
Yep, you guys are getting, you're getting a good
one. Thank you. We hope so. We hope so. We've
been trying to figure out that position opposite
of Rousseau for what feels like forever. So hopefully,
hopefully Bean finally sticks this one. All right.
So you have a new coach, we have a new coach.
And I was taking stock of the AFC East with,
you know, the home of Belichick, you know what
I mean? The home of like a lot of these long
-term coaches we're so used to seeing hang around
for years. In the last 18 months, Every single
head coach position in the AFC East has now turned
over. So we've got a lot of new and slightly
new faces here in the division. You have a new
head coach as well. Rank for me all four head
coaches from first to worst in the division.
With or without bias? Oh, you can put whatever
bias in you want. Please, this is a fan podcast.
There's no objectivity to this. Yep. I'm going
to give it to Haffley right away. He's my number
one. Absolutely. Incredible. Yeah. Next, I think
Mike Blable. How generous of you to put Super
Mike. It pains me, but I'll give a little bit
right there. And then Brady and then Glenn. I
think that's probably... And no shade to Glenn,
I mean, but it's the Jets. It's the Jets. It's
the Jets and, you know, we'll talk about this
with Jared when we get to his pod, but they've
already turned over that entire coaching staff.
That's normally the move you make just before
you get fired. I think they were right to bring
him back this year even because they just, they
were dismantling... They were dismantling the
plane in New York as they were flying it. No
pun intended on the chess team. But the roster
decisions they made, like they were building
and then deconstructing this thing as the year
went on. I don't think Glenn, I don't think he
can hold Glenn fully accountable for that. I
think it's reasonable to give him another season.
But he also didn't acquit himself in the opportunities
that he had very well either. I go variable and
then... I'm a little tempted to say Halfley,
just because I like his chops as a DC. As a Bills
fan, I guess I got to go Brady. And then Halfley,
and then I would kind of, I would put Glenn at
the bottom as well, just because we've seen a
year of Glenn. And then with Brady and with Halfley,
we're totally projecting. Frable for me is like
the best. The best culture builder in the league.
He is the best situational game manager in the
league Like it sucks that he's gonna be sitting
our revision for the next year. So yeah, that
one was and I'll say, you know with half Lee
I Rewatched the press conference not that long
ago and just the passion and the care Is such
a polar opposite than what we had with Miami
Mike And I'm so excited for that, you know, and
that's kind of maybe again just a little bit
of bias like he's coming in with purpose with
a vision And he's serious. So yeah, he's got
this like really good energy about him, too Like
he's one of these dudes who you could see like
maybe not Ben Johnson level of ripping his shirt
off after a win in the locker room post game
But you know, it's interesting. You've got half
Lee who I like his energy. We've got Glenn, who
we like dancing on the sidelines in the few moments
they had. You've got Vrabel with his warrior
stuff and everything. And you've got Brady, who's
also a really high energy dude. It just feels
like everyone has the vibes right in their respective
locker rooms with these head coaches. And it's
so interesting to look at the not so distant
past where we had McDermott, who listen, we as
Bills fans love McDermott, but like those post
games, they were a sermon. You had Belichick,
which you couldn't get anything out of him. And
then the rotation of all of these Jets head coaches
that you can't even keep track of, you know what
I mean? Like there is some fun, and with the
exception of Rable, I think some youthful energy
coming for these head coaches. And I'm excited
just to see how the division vibes this year.
I think it's going to be fun, no matter what,
right? All right, man. Let's get to it. Let's
wrap up here. Give us real quick lightning. Relating
round your final preseason prediction or preseason
predictions for 2026 win -loss record Chances
your team makes the playoffs and then give us
one player you think is gonna surprise fans this
year six wins We're gonna go we're gonna go way
above. I know people are thinking all right.
Well here comes, you know People are joking,
you know Tank for Arch Manning, right, in 27.
That's what everybody's talking about. That's
what everyone's saying, right? The Bills might
decide to do that. Again, you know, as I said
earlier, you know, we got a lot of one -year,
two -year contract guys who are on Proof -It,
you know, who are on Proof -It. Not just whether
or not they're going to be on the Dolphins for
next year, but whether or not, for some of them,
if they're going to be in the league, you know,
and so what better time than to... to push it
and surprise some people. So I'm going to say
six wins. Any hope for the playoff? No. I'll
be real there. Who was a player you think surprised
his fans this season? I said it earlier, Jalen
Toewert. I think he's going to surprise some
people. Sneaky, I like this. I like this. I'm
very interested to see what you guys are building
in Miami. Like obviously our teams are rivals,
but I love the competition. You know what I mean?
And I love as a football fan watching the organizational
and team building process happen. And like I
know it's been rough and Miami has not been getting
a lot of great press right now and there's a
lot of pissed off fans, but I'm so curious to
see like how this experiment ultimately gets
you guys to 27. You know what I mean? If you
can just persevere this year, I do think there's
good things on the horizon for you guys in the
not so distant future. All right, Steve. Hey,
man. Listen, we love having you on as always.
We're going to invite you back one more time
here preseason to our annual Friends of the Pod
AFC East mock draft. But until then, all right,
enjoy your enjoy the rest of your offseason.
Hopefully the the Dolphins are not getting rid
of any more beloved players for you. All right.
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