Cade Wallace

And I do think it makes it interesting that I thought Jared Kingston played admirably well coming in for Jonas Savainia in week five.

So that kind of frees like Cade Wallace was a utility player in New England, right? He played guard and tackle and he played predominantly guard before New England moved on from it.

So that kind of gives Cade a chance to really focus in on being the tackle, the third tackle.

maybe you get to the end of the season this year and you want to get a game or two sampling.

And you'd probably ask yourself, like, is there a price point that we're comfortable with? Because I'd be surprised if Austin was back based off, you know, he takes a pay cut to stay in Miami this year and it's a new regime and some of the durability questions, but I guess you could never say never.

But I think that's a name that depending on how the tackle urgency exists elsewhere across the league, where the Dolphins are at, and then obviously if they want to get a look at Cade Wallace, I think that would probably be one of your better opportunities if you were going to try to facilitate a move and get extra draft capital before the deadline.

Hey, so Kyle, going back to something Jeff Halfley was asked about this week, I think we all knew what the answer was going to be when, or at least I think we do, when he was asked if he was going to bench Malik Willis after the 0-5 start.

And he said, of course, no.

You can't.

Cade Wallace is a backup.

Yeah.

And he's a backup guard and tackle.