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Craig Woodson

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Nov 4, 2026

Ricky RoderickHOST
74:51
So if you enjoyed what he was doing when he was the number two cornerback while Davis was out, congratulations, but hopefully you took him out when Davis was active.
Ricky RoderickHOST
74:59
Craig Woodson, 49% deep.
Ricky RoderickHOST
75:01
Kevin Byard, 63% deep.
Ricky RoderickHOST
75:03
Now, Sean, I've been pretty down on both of these safeties.
Greg BedardHOST
47:11
Yep.
Greg BedardHOST
47:13
And Craig Woodson would have been on there until he factored into that final touchdown with Charles Woods.
Greg BedardHOST
47:18
So that's about it.
Greg BedardHOST
47:20
I mean, you could put the whole defensive line edge guys there.
Andrew CallahanHOST
49:51
Kevin Byard in that role.
Andrew CallahanHOST
49:52
Craig Woodson sometimes in the box instead of a Christian Ellis who's been flexed out a lot more lately to the edge.
Andrew CallahanHOST
49:59
That intrigues me because you're giving up a little bit in terms of weight and heft.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:04
But I think that ameliorates some of your concerns about the speed in the zone coverage where instead of Robert Spillane always being the one over the middle that's getting picked on, him next to Kevin Byard is not an issue when they do go play action.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:17
presuming that you do trust Jalen Reed in this case or Craig Woodson to be the single high safety.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:22
They're not going to major in any of this, but it's just I saw more of that than I expected.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:27
And you're not going to be able to do it every week.
Andrew CallahanHOST
7:06
And this is how I'm typing them out as I'm watching this.
Andrew CallahanHOST
7:08
So, okay, six drive of the game is third quarter, first and 10, one yard run, you know, busted blocking, second and nine, play action pitch, backside screen, tunnel, no blitz, incomplete, third and nine, incomplete passage, Doltz is in the head, cover one blitz for the Patriots, near Woodson, INT.
Andrew CallahanHOST
7:24
Then you have Just drop dumb ass is a word that appeared here.
Andrew CallahanHOST
7:30
There are the Dolphins again.

43 MINS LATER

Andrew CallahanHOST
50:49
He wants to play football and hit people.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:51
Kevin Byard in that role.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:52
Craig Woodson sometimes in the box instead of a Christian Ellis who's been flexed out a lot more lately to the edge.
Andrew CallahanHOST
50:59
That intrigues me because you're giving up a little bit in terms of weight and heft.
Greg BedardHOST
47:13
Yep.
Greg BedardHOST
47:14
And Craig Woodson would have been on there until he factored into that final touchdown with Charles Woods.
Greg BedardHOST
47:20
So that's about it.
Greg BedardHOST
47:22
I mean, you could put the whole defensive line edge guys there.
Tim BrownHOST
18:45
But Carlton Davis came back, so now they have their top two corners.
Tim BrownHOST
18:50
Kevin Byard and Craig Woodson in the back there.
Tim BrownHOST
18:56
Kevin Byard's awesome.
Tim BrownHOST
18:58
I
Brian HinesHOST
33:20
But yeah, I think the stuff as limiting him as a rusher, Malik Willis as a rusher, and then stopping Ollie Gordon, that was more of the encouraging stuff that you can build on.
Brian HinesHOST
33:29
moving forward against better opponents hopefully but it was good to see they did get an interception kevin byard they should have had three like craig woodson had one that he at least should have caught and then uh the one that christian ellis did catch that was called back for for an offsides on draylon jones that one was also questionable i thought watching the tv copy yeah
Alex BarthHOST
33:49
he i thought he jumped the snap i thought he timed it but
Brian HinesHOST
33:52
yeah but you still have four false or offsides.
Brian HinesHOST
34:35
They should have had three.
Brian HinesHOST
34:36
Like, Craig Woodson had one that he should have caught.
Brian HinesHOST
34:39
And then the one that Christian Ellis did catch, that was called back for an offsides on Draylon Jones.
Brian HinesHOST
34:44
That one was also questionable, I thought, watching the TV copy.
Michael HurleyHOST
3:34
So he kind of hid behind it and Davis couldn't necessarily do that much.
Michael HurleyHOST
3:37
And then there was the third down Greg Dolchich conversion where he just ran himself open against Craig Woodson, who was just kind of like, and it was just very soft and not a non-aggressive play against, you know, we've seen Patriots defenses take a bad quarterback and just aggressively go after him and force them into mistakes.
Michael HurleyHOST
3:57
Instead, they played this sort of tentative style that hurt them and frankly shocked me.
Michael HurleyHOST
4:02
I was looking at, especially the way the Patriots defense started.

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Doug KyedHOST
24:13
This defense in general, it's hard to criticize too much because they're doing positive things, but not doing enough with those positive things at times.
Doug KyedHOST
24:28
And I guess ultimately it comes down to missed opportunities.
Doug KyedHOST
24:31
But I look at the Craig Woodson dropped interception.
Doug KyedHOST
24:35
It's like, okay, it's great.
Dan BahlHOST
22:13
And you go three and out and have a yard that totals exactly negative one yards in the process.
Jon LyonsHOST
22:18
Yeah, and that was the point where I was like, ooh, this is, it's kind of, it felt like the bad football was building on itself, right? And then you had Craig Woodson right after that almost have an interception on a ball that was tipped, but then he doesn't haul it in, and you're like, man, what else can go wrong here? And then really after that was when the game turned.
Jon LyonsHOST
22:34
And I go back to, I know we're going to talk
Dan BahlHOST
22:35
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