A Late Injury Report Addition For Dolphins, Champ Kelly Speaks, and A Chance For NFL History

A Late Injury Report Addition For Dolphins, Champ Kelly Speaks, and A Chance For NFL History

Final preparations are here for the Dolphins and Commanders in Madrid in week 11. We got a lot of ground to cover here on Locked on Dolphins. You are Locked on Dolphins, your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked On podcast network. Your team every day. All right, Miami. Welcome to another episode of Locked On Dolphins. It is your team every day here on the lockdown network. I am your host Kyle Krabs, host of Lockdown Dolphins, co-host of Locked On NFL Scouting, author of Touchdown Miami on Substack NFL Staff, writer for A to Z Sports. Want to thank all of you for making the Locked On Sports Network the number one sports podcast network. It is your team’s everyday. We don’t just say it, we live it here on the Lock Network. Today’s episode of Locked On Dolphins is brought to you by Game Time. Download the Game Time app, create account, use code locked on NFL for $20 off of your first purchase. Today on the show, we have the final injury report released, we heard, courtesy of the South Florida media who made the trek to Spain. We’ll give them their flowers. And I I want to acknowledge um one individual in particular who put together a story that I really enjoyed and pull one small quote from Sham Kelly out of that story. I want to be respectful to David Feronis because obviously it’s he’s the one that flew to Spain. He’s the one who had the opportunity to talk to Champ. Uh I don’t want to just read the whole story. It’s a very good story for the sunset. I’ll recommend you read it, but I do have a quote in there that I want to touch on. And then the Dolphins do have a record setting opportunity in week 11 to put the commanders in the record books for all the wrong reasons. We’re going to get into all that here today on the show. So, let’s start with the injury report where it would not be the Dolphins without a late Friday addition to a major player who’s now questionable for the contest on Sunday morning here on the East Coast. Uh, Bradley Chub put on the injury report with a foot injury that happened at practice on Friday. He is listed as questionable. I do not believe this is anything seriously significant, but you never know how the Dolphins are are going to choose to handle these kinds of injuries with a by-week the following week. They’re typically kind of conservative with a lot of this kind of stuff with what guys do and don’t play through. So, that’s the bad news. Uh Bradley Chub listed as questionable. That is not, however, the worst injury designation on the report. There is nobody ruled out, so that’s kind of cool. But Austin Jackson is doubtful, and this shouldn’t be a surprise. The Dolphins had the bye-week after activating somebody’s 21-day return to window from injured reserve for half of the season, and he was going to practice three days and playing the game. That ain’t how this team operates. You know that by now. So, Austin Jackson doubtful. I would expect he will return to the lineup, barring any setbacks, knock on wood, against the Saints. where he’ll have all of next week off or to get training and and continue to build himself up and then the following week’s worth of practice before playing the game against the Saints. So, expect Austin Jackson return at home at Hard Rock Stadium after the buy. More likely than not, not going to happen as a doubtful designation for the Dolphins in week 11. Rousul Douglas also listed as questionable with a foot/ ankle as is D. Essy designation. So Austin Jackson, we’ve been living this life without you for eight weeks now. Okay. Same song and dance. What’s another day? What’s another game? I’m actually more comfortable with Larry Borum in place of Austin Jackson than I am with Cole Strange in place of James Daniels at Reichart. Riley Chub questionable. Chop Robinson is off the injury report altogether. Officially out of concussion protocol. So Chop back in. Does that mean it comes at the expense from the football gods of Bradley Chub? I don’t know. Hopefully not. Rul Douglas, if he does not go, pretty safe assumption Juju Brentwood would be in his place. Now if Rousul is available, what does your secondary look like? That is a great question. Can’t wait to find out and hopefully find out on Sunday with Rousul being able to dress and play in this game as a questionable designation. The commanders on the other side of the fence, a lot of names out, meaningful names out as well. Jaden Daniels, Terry McLaren, Will Harris, who David Harrison yesterday talked about as a potential like big-time addition back in the secondary uh for for Washington. He’s out. Uh Drake Jackson out. Trayon Burks out. Questionable includes Ben Sinnet, young tight end out of Kansas State who I really liked in the draft. I think he’s going to be a good two-way player as a blocker and a receiver when his time comes. Uh and Jordan McGee is also questionable for Washington. So, um Washington certainly doing the heavy lifting. Six players ruled out already. Dolphins have no players ruled out. Austin Jackson, who is technically not even on the 53 yet. he’s just activated to return from IR um will not go in more likely than not scenarios. So, you look at the trajectory of the teams, you look at the injury reports, and I know Miami’s got the right side of the offensive line missing, and I know they got Tyreek Hill down. Um, but this is a game you come into and from an alignment of availability and health perspective, Miami’s got an upper hand to go with whatever upper hand you believe they may or may not have as the three team win that’s coming in with some momentum, right? And we’ll talk about more about Washington and their I’m going to use air quotes here momentum thus far uh in the last month of the season relative to Miami who’s played their their two best performance of the season have come in the last three weeks. Okay. And I don’t necessarily believe this is that on somebody on Twitter who listened to the crossover referred to it as the and he said it was very complimentary the comment but he was like uh referred to it as like the dead cat the Dolphins and the dead cat bounce right it’s like oh the season’s over they had a big bounceback win against the Bills. I don’t I don’t know that this roster has flatlined now. I don’t think the aspirations that fans want are going to be achieved. I don’t think they’re going to the playoffs. I don’t think they’re going to win 10 games this year. I don’t think they’re winning a playoff game. And those were the things that before the season we said, man, if if we’re going to be content through a transition year, these are the things we really want to see. Uh because they’re the things the Dolphins haven’t done enough of, right? But you look at the schedule and the schedule’s the schedule. The Dolphins feel like a team that is is is reaching the ability to sustain their higher end of the spectrum performances because of young players and new players and learning to play together and the time on task and it’s all come together and now they’re starting to get a little healthier. So, I don’t think that I don’t think the Bills game was this oneame aberration of oh, what a fun footnote in a eulogy of a season. I don’t think that’s the case. and I carry those expectations into this matchup. Now, if the Dolphins, they they get me again, then uh you guys can point laugh like uh was it Nelson from Simpsons, right? You can you can laugh and we’ll throw the pity party for an hour during the squad show and then we’ll spend the bye-week talk about GM candidates with a bad attitude instead of talk about GM candidates with a good attitude. that’s that’s just where we’re at. So that’s that’s that element of it. But speaking of GM candidates, the local conglomerate that made the trip, I believe Halh Khabib made the trip. I believe Omar Kelly made the trip. I know David Ferronis made the trip. I’m not sure who else from the local media is there, but those were the voices that I heard and recognized on the press availabilities throughout the course of the week. So shout out to you guys. Oh, I know Marcel Lu Jacques made the trip from ESPN. I know Cam Wolf made the trip because I saw Cam Wolf and my guy Terron Armstead uh piling it up over there in Madrid on my TV this morning. So, I know those guys all made the trip and shout out to you guys. It’s awesome opportunity. Hope you guys are having a blast. Please stay safe and enjoy the game on Sunday. Right. Um, but David wrote a story. David Feronis of the Suns Sentinel and it was about Cham Kelly who took a few minutes apparently and spoke privately with some of the South Florida media that did make the trip. And there’s been a couple of stories that came out. David had a really good piece about C Champ Kelly and who he is individually, but there’s a quote in here about like the Wadd stuff that I want to touch on. I liked it a lot. We’re gonna touch on that next here on Locked on Dolphins. Make sure you guys stick with us. This episode is brought to you by Prize Picks. You and I make decisions every single day, but on Prize Picks, being right can get you paid. You don’t miss the excitement of this football season. 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Um, we have run out by and large of external evaluation opportunities for Champ Kelly. It really was whatever time he was instilled until the end of the trade deadline were the areas in which you were going to get any level of gauge of how Champ Kelly executes and operates business as a general manager in the in the NFL. And there’s been more than one person on the beat who has kind of alluded to, hey, not hard to envision the world and the scenario in which if the Dolphins keep winning and Mike McDaniel is retained, the Champ Kelly is retained as the team’s full-time general manager and they take the interim tag off of Champ Kelly. And I don’t think it’s the worst thing in the world because I’ve met Champ Kelly several times. I met Champ Kelly at the Senior Bowl and chopped up football with him for a while. He was very gracious with his time. He’s an incredibly intelligent guy. He’s got an awesome story. And I can’t sit here and tell you guys, oh, he’s part of the what’s the the political term? The swamp, right? Like, he’s not part of the swamp in Miami where he was a part of the coexist or the pre-existing establishment. He came here in March of this year, right? And he’s experienced in transitions in power. Um, I want the Dolphins to do their due diligence on all of the candidates, and I’ve got about 30 candidates. I don’t expect them to interview 30 people, but my short list is about 10 people long. I think Champ Kelly deserves to um have the interview along with everybody else. Um, especially because he’s in this position. He’s been here a little bit longer. He’s got an an understanding of what the flaws may be as somebody who was with several other systems like the Raiders and like the Bears beforehand uh before coming to Miami and seeing how this team has operated from a front office perspective for what the last eight months before being put in charge in an interim basis. I don’t think you can look at Champ Kelly’s track record and from a who did his teams draft when he was the assistant general manager. I don’t think that’s a a fair depiction and that’s what makes it hard when we collectively as the outside are talking about general manager candidates, right? Because we only see what the front-end product is. We don’t see what the process behind the scenes is. We don’t know what contributions to the scouting process Cham Kelly did or did not make in Chicago or in Las Vegas. We know he was a part of a transition of power from Dave Zagler to Tom Tlesco and he bridged the gap between the two. Those are the things we know. We know Champ Kelly took over at the the trade deadline and traded Jaylen Phillips and bought up the the compensation to get a top 100 pick. Those are the things we know. We do know the team took calls on Jaylen W. And of all the quotes in this story from David Feronus and the Suns Sentinel, I think it’s very worth your time. I’m not going to read them all. I’m going to read one. Does a divisional rival knocking on the door alter your price tag for a player? It can play into the equation in certain instances, Kelly said. I’m not a fan of watching a player that we’ve drafted and grown compete against us in a division. That’s a personal thing with me. But that doesn’t mean we wouldn’t make a trade in the division. We have to look at every scenario. I dig it. That whole we’ve drafted and grown to go play for somebody else twice a year personal thing with me. you you never don’t you never avoid the phone when it rings. But that was my outlook on any player unless it’s a player that I’m down on, right? Like Devonte Parker getting traded with a five to the Patriots for a three. What a gift from the football gods that trade was. I’d say, “Yeah, I’d do that business in a heartbeat because I was ready to move on from Devonte Parker.” And the Patriots were so ready for a wide receiver uh that Bill Simmons had to to run to his phone and tweet out, “Sure, you’re not going to be used to a quarterback who could throw the ball, so we’ll take it slow.” I don’t know why he turned into Hank Hill there at the end. Uh because he’s from Boston. He’s he’s not the pro the propane salesman from Texas, but uh Bill Simmons if if you ever moved to Texas. Um there’s your bit. Uh and then proceeded to catch passes for M. Jones and I think caught 30 balls Devonte Park did. So, um, I really liked hearing that element of the puzzle because trading waddle is, I think, a disastrous decision in my mind in the first place, but then to put the layer of it going to a team like Buffalo whose receivers cannot separate, we found that firsthand out on Sunday, right? Um, and to give a player like Wadd who answers all of their biggest problems offensively on a long-term contract with a price friendly figure because it was spread out across more years on the deal in the prime of his career for a deferred price because they think they can just put you through the ringer because you’re selling at the trade deadline. That would have been the definition of bad business in my mind. So, Champ Kelly not a fan of the idea of growing and investing players in house. He does talk about building through the draft courtesy of the constraints of the salary cap, all that kind of stuff. And it’s a lot of the stuff you would expected general manager candidate to say in any interview, right? And he obviously wasn’t interviewing for the job at that moment. He was talking to the media. But I knowing Champ Kelly’s background, right? He’s got his master’s degree in business administration. So, so there’s a administrative leadership hire ability or hierarchy ability here that exists beyond well I was a regional scout for eight years and then I was a area or I was an area scout then I was a regional scout then I was a national scout then I was a assistant director of this and then a director of that and then I got a promotion of the director of this and then I became a GM right that’s that learns the scouting process but the general management It’s about the general management of the team. So having a business administration degree and Champ Kelly also being a guy who was a player/coach at an indoor league who also happened to be the general manager of the indoor league. So he had to run all of the business management, all of the player personnel management, all of the coaching staff management. That’s really unique experience that then gets parlayed into oh he also worked at IBM at that period of time as a software engineer. Then he gets into scouting and he gets a shot with Mike Shanahan in the Denver Broncos. Quick pretty quickly works his way out of just like the bottom levels of that into some leadership roles in Denver and then Chicago and then Las Vegas and now Miami. This is a legitimate candidate for this position. This is not a well he was here and somebody’s got to catch passes so Devonte Parker and Mikei might as well combine for 2,000 yards. Like it’s not that kind of season. This is not that kind of candidate, right? I think that’s the perfect analogy. You can have a bad wide receiver room and somebody’s going to put up 800 yards because in today’s NFL, somebody has to put up 800 yards. That’s just the math of how the game is played. That doesn’t mean he’s a promising young player that’s going to end up being uh a 1500 yard receiver in a few years. Maybe he’s just a player in the perfect situation with a limited ceiling, right? Maybe it’s a a Brian Hartline and this is no shade to Brian Hartine. I love Brian Hartline. He’s one of my favorite Dolphins players when I was a teenager, right? But H Heartline catching those thousandy passes or those thousand yard seasons was because somebody had to catch a thousand yards and somebody had to catch the football. Him being a thousand yard receiver versus Tyreek Hill being a thousand yard receivers is two totally different things. I’m not calling Champ Kelly the Tyreek Hill of general manager candidates either. We’re just going analogy crazy here on a Friday. this is a legitimate candidate for this position and I I would hope that he is viewed as such by fans despite the fact that he got here in March because again he is not a part of the establishment that has gotten us to this point. He’s hopefully somebody that can churn the bottom of the roster and facilitate some healthy bottom of the roster changes in the meantime, but that’s the only measures we’re going to have on the outside looking in. Uh record setting opportunity for the Dolphins. We’re going to touch on that quickly on the other side of the break. Make sure you guys stick with us. NFL season is back and honestly, there’s nothing better than being in the stadium surrounded by fans cheering on your team. But let’s be honest, getting tickets can be a hassle between cues, login screens, and prices jumping at checkout. It can be very frustrating. Now, probably at this stage not going to get a ticket for Sunday’s game against the Commanders, let’s be honest. But the Dolphins are back after the buy against the Saints at home. You can use Game Time, the app that gives the advantage back to the fans. Game time is fast, easy, and backed by the game time guarantee. You always get 100% authentic tickets delivered on time and at the best price. Plus, all fees are included. So the price you see is the price you pay. You pull up Game Time on your phone and in just a few taps get amazing deals talking about going to your favorite NFL games for as low as a hundred bucks. They have zone deals as well. Pick the section game time picks the se the seats and you save big. So download the Game Time app, create an account, use code locked on NFL for $20 off of your first purchase. Terms to apply again. That’s promo code Loc for $20 off. Swipe, tap, ticket, go download Game today. Kyle Krabs, host of Locked On Dolphins. Once again, want to thank all of you for making the Locked On podcast network the number one sports podcast network. Very exciting times for all of us. It is your team’s every day. Uh the Dolphins with a chance for some history, but they would be on the right side of this history. Uh the Washington Commanders, we talked about the Dolphins and their momentum coming into this game a little bit. They have lost five consecutive games. And it’s not just how it’s not just that they’ve lost five consecutive games to go from 3 and two to three and seven. The irony here is it was a one-point loss at the last final gun to Chicago that kind of broke the season for Washington when last year it was Chicago started similarly and it was a hailmary loss to to Washington that got Chicago season off the rails. Um, they’ve lost the last four games by more than 20 points. They are one game away from the from tying the NFL record for the most consecutive 20 point losses in NFL history behind currently the 1986 Tampa Bay Buccaneers who went 2 and4. That is the company the last month that Washington has kept 44 to22-7 38-4 to22. They played some good teams in here. They played the Seahawks and the Lions the last two weeks. Those are good football teams. And they promptly got 289 average yards of offense. Seattle got 418 yards of offense. Detroit got 546 yards offense. just ran for 226 yards. Seattle’s the only team that has not rushed for at least 100 148 yards against Washington since September 28th. Last month and a half, there’s been one team that hasn’t gone for at least a buck 50 on the ground against Washington. Seattle at 88 and they got 330 yards in the air and won by 26 points. I’m not saying the Dolphins are coming into this game saying, “Let’s win this game by 20 points.” But it it it underscores what Washington’s season is right now. I you you got some of it from David Harrison, right? And that’s why like the the term about the dead cat bounce and I’m I’m not sure I’m there with where this Dolphin season is at because two of the last three weeks have been the Dolphins best performances of the year. And I think the context behind why this season started the way that it did where you’re giving away games late in games, why you’re so poorest in the first four weeks of the season against the run and what it’s looked like since. I subs I subscribe to all of that. Now, I don’t think the roster is talented enough to get to where it needs to go. I think there are holes that severely need to be addressed long term. I think the turnovers is the most infuriating piece of this entire puzzle for Miami because this was the side of the ball that had the money invested in it was the offensive side of the ball. Well, we we got continuity fourth year in the scheme. We’re mastering our our fit in the offense. You’ve got games this season with three three four turnovers. You’re fir first in the NFL in giveaways with seven or 30th in the NFL. So third highest in giveaways with 17. 31st in interceptions with 13. Can’t have it. You’re 20th in net yards per attempt. And I know Tyreek Hill’s out. I have moved on from Tyreek Hill in March. So, I don’t really care that Tyreek Hill’s out. I still don’t think that it absolves you from these shortcomings that you have offensively. That’s the infuriating part for me. I could certainly contextualize the defensive side of the ball and why it’s been the way it’s been, but you’ve seen significant signs of life for Miami versus a Washington team that is flatlining four consecutive 20point losses. The 19 Dolphins didn’t even do that. Think about that. I’m going back to look it up right now because now I’m curious. The 2019 Dolphins lost by 49, 43, 25, 20, and then one. So they they are technically a part of the 20 plus point losses, but Washington’s lost all four of these games by 22 or more. No, 21 or more. It was 28 to7 and then two 44 to22s and then lost by 26 to Seattle. This is a worse stretch than the first four weeks of the 19 Dolphins. Maybe not from a raw numbers perspective, but from a not not from a an aggregate total score. And then they lost the next games by one because they went for two in the win after the buy against Washington of all teams. lost by 10 to Buffalo, lost by Pittsburgh by 13, and then you beat the Jets and the Colts in back-to-back weeks. You get to two and seven, and then you’re two- nine, and then you beat the Eagles in the Buccaneer shot game, I think is what that that play was called. That field goal play Sanders touchdown. Did he pass? I think he passed for the touchdown, right? Yeah. Jason Sanders one-yard pass to Matt Hawk. If you if you haven’t seen the the highlights of Eagles Dolphins 2019, if you’re a new fan, bless you for not having to live through that season. But go watch the highlights of that game. You were talking about Devonte Parker. That game alone got Devonte Parker’s value up high enough to get a contract extension, then get traded eventually to to um to New England. What did Dvonte finish that game with now that I’m down the rabbit hole? And he put some of those guys in Philly on posters. Yeah. Seven for 159 and two scores in that game. Allen Hearns goes five for 79 in the TUD. That’s that’s how you know where the Dolphins were at offensively. Fitzpatrick threw for 365 and three touchdowns. Outstanding. Um I digress. Washington four consecutive 21 plus point losses. One loss away. a feat that not even the 2019 Dolphins achieve. One loss away of 20 plus points from the NFL record. That is where Washington is at as a football team right now without their starting quarterback. Don Payne is suspended. Terry McLaren is out. Their two best edge rushers are out. Their best quarterback is out. Austin Eckler’s out for the season. I don’t think that that’s necessarily a loss relative to some of the young guys they have in the running back room. But come on now. It’s all on the table for us here. And I’m not coming into this game saying I think the Dolphins should win by 21 points. I’ll take a win by one. I don’t care. I’d like to win the football game. But two teams heading in opposite directions should give you that much more magnitude of if you don’t show up and play the game after the game that you played against Buffalo, those talking points are going to be uncomfortable because now you’re getting into this was a team that that was lifeless against you off the highest of highs. And I think if you come in and you lose this game, it’s it’s because you probably beat yourself and you don’t have the right focus throughout the week. And this team is not immune from that because they’ve talked multiple times at the podium before and after games about how their preparation wasn’t channeled in the right way. And you know that’s an indictment of the leadership of the team and the coaching and the coaching staff to get everybody focused properly to prepare for the game. The ball is in their court once again. Can you sustain it? Let’s find out because I have high expectations because of exactly what Washington is, which is on the doorstep of history in a futile way that not even the worst version of the Dolphins team in franchise history ever achieved. That’s going to do it for us here today on the show. Kyle Krabs, keep it locked in right here on Locked on Dolphins. It is your team every day. Appreciate you guys as always for checking out the show. Make it a great rest of your day today. Enjoy the game on Sunday. I’ll be back with Jeff Scanina and Greece uh for the postgame squad show for an hour live after the game on YouTube. today. You can find it wherever you listen your favorite podcast and then I will have my own postgame show after that. Here’s to it being a victory Monday pod going into the by-week. Kyle crabs, I’m out of here. Go fins.

Prepare for Week 11 as the Miami Dolphins face off against the Washington Commanders in Madrid! Kyle Crabbs breaks down the final injury reports, including late-week surprises and updates on key starters for both teams. He also highlights standout coverage from local Miami media who made the trip to Spain, and shares an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Champ Kelly’s perspective on roster management and potential GM moves.

In this episode, you’ll get:

Injury updates for both Dolphins and Commanders—including who’s in, who’s out, and what it means for game day

Insights from David Furones’ story on interim GM Champ Kelly, and what Kelly’s approach could mean for Miami’s future

Discussion about the Dolphins’ chance to help make NFL history on Sunday

What to expect from the Dolphins’ offense and defense after their recent strong performances

If you want up-to-the-minute Dolphins analysis, smart takes on team management, and all the latest from Madrid, you won’t want to miss this episode.

00:00:00 – Dolphins vs. Commanders: Final Preparations
00:01:02 – Injury Report Breakdown
00:06:12 – Dolphins & Commanders: Momentum Check
00:08:25 – Miami Media in Madrid: Shoutouts
00:10:43 – Champ Kelly: Interim GM Insights & Interview Discussion
00:19:00 – Evaluating GM Candidates: Process vs. Product
00:20:16 – Dolphins’ Record-Setting Opportunity
00:24:41 – Miami’s Offensive Struggles & Washington’s Decline
00:28:27 – Historical Comparison: 2019 Dolphins vs. 2024 Commanders
00:29:46 – Keys to Victory & Closing Thoughts

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