Aaron Brewer

Like that to me, is really cool because of, obviously, the progress that we've seen from the running game over the last month, even without having Devon Achan.

But that's a highly invested-in group with Savai and I as second-round pick, Caden Proctor first-round pick, Aaron Brewer with the contract extension, Patrick Paul looking like he's going to be a long-term piece, and obviously Austin Jackson in a contract year.

But his future, I think, is maybe a little bit more murky than the other guys.

That group...

He did it earlier in his career, but really, not towards the end of his Dolphins tenure.

And part of me wonders how much, in addition to all the cutesy stuff that McDaniel would try and run on third and one, fourth and one, whatever it may be, if teams knew they didn't have to account for that, they could sell out on the backs, and that's why the Dolphins didn't have a lot of success.

Now you've got that threat with Malik Willis, and you've got big running backs like Ollie Gordon, and you've got dudes, Caden Proctor, Aaron Brewer.

Jonah's been playing well.

It's like, why would the Dolphins possibly want to trade Jordan Brooks right now after making the point of signing him to a contract extension in the offseason? what has changed in terms of the Dolphins' outlook regarding Jordan Brooks and how he would fit into their plans beyond 2026.

Because rest assured, when the Dolphins signed him into the contract extension over the summer as the third player extended after Devon A. Chan and Aaron Brewer, it was with the idea, yeah, this is a guy we want to have around as we get into the meat of our rebuild season.

which should take a significant step forward in 2027, ideally toward contention, if not into contention in 2027, if not in 2028 at the latest.

So the Dolphins thought that Jordan Brooks needed to be part of that evolution of the rebuild in the offseason when they signed him to the extension and committed money on the cap for the next couple of years, along with giving him a nice signing bonus, why would they change their mind now? Unless, of course, they get blown away by an offer, but that applies to everybody on the roster, which John Eric Sullivan pointed out, rightfully so.

There's no reason not to have eight up offensive linemen because if you don't use it, then you have to put the other one inactive.

So my guess is Christian Haynes will wind up being active And the Dolphins may or may not even use them if there's an injury at guard.

Remember, Judd Kingston's going to start a left guard for Caden Proctor, along with Patrick Paul, Aaron Brewer, Jonas Sabainaya, and Austin Jackson.

So I would put Roderick again as an inactive.

Yeah, it's not good.

Patrick Paul, Aaron Brewer, Jonah Savaya-Naya, Austin Jackson, Caden Proctor looks like he might not play this week.

They have Caden Wallace somewhere.

That's a horrible offensive line.

I think it's important to give him some praise because as a run blocker, he was phenomenal on Sunday past game still wasn't perfect, but like, Again, matching the personnel with the scheme, this is a power run football team if you look at the depth chart, and they played power run football.

And before I give you the floor here, I just want to say, Aaron Brewer is still so good at football in this scheme.

Like, this is a guy that we were like, okay, we have to build the offense around Aaron Brewer, paying him, he's going to have to get to the second level, he's an undersized center, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

He's moving people and he's making, and the one thing is he's never missing contact.

And part of that, I guess, is, you know, having to learn the aiming points of an outside zone scheme and then it being a lot easier to get your pet, like get your body on someone when they're right in front of you.

okay so you have the two defensive ones Now you need the two offensive ones.

And I will say, they follow a similar trend as the defensive ones, but I won't say what the trend is until after.

Aaron Brewer.

Yeah, it's not good.

Patrick Paul, Aaron Brewer, Jonah Savayanea, Austin Jackson, Caden Proctor looks like he might not play this week.

They have Caden Wallace somewhere.

That's a horrible offensive line.

Yeah, it's not good.

Patrick Paul, Aaron Brewer, Jonah Savaya-Naya, Austin Jackson, Caden Proctor looks like he might not play this week.

They have Caden Wallace somewhere.

That's a horrible offensive line.

I sent it to you guys.

But Albert Breer of SI.com said that the Dolphins have shut down any trade requests involving Zach Seeler and Aaron Brewer.

All right.

Yeah.

being out.

There has been news, and we'll get to it in overtime, about potential trade interest in Aaron Brewer and Zach Seeler.

But yeah, as far

as I know,

I don't have much more to say around the Patriots game.

I'll get into overtime because there's been conversations around potential trades coming out Miami, I guess.

Austin Jackson, Zach Seeler, Aaron Brewer.

So we will do that in overtime.