Michael W. Taft

Oh, this guy's getting better.

Michael Taft, when he came in, who would expect him to be a starter and playing pretty well, you know? So they're getting better.

You

can't screw it up, though.

We're in this kind of situation where your chances of winning are little and you got to kind of find little nuggets that you, that you can hang on to for, to see progress.

And one of the things I saw, um, End of the first half, Jordan Brooks goes down with a foot injury, right? Juju Bentz goes down with an injury.

Michael Taft goes down with an injury.

And they all come to me because I'm on the sideline and I get, oh, this so-and-so is questionable with a foot.

Juju Brent's played well.

Michael Taft's played well.

You know, we went into this year hoping to find a young core to, like, a foundation.

It's only five games.

Juju Brent's played well.

Michael Taft's played well.

You know, we went into this year hoping to find a young core, like a foundation.

It's only five games.

Zane Anderson actually fairly highly ranked.

Um, as, as far as grades, uh, you know, what's funny, the guy who's played the second most snaps behind Jacob Rodriguez is, uh, is, uh, Michael Taft.

Uh,

and

He was kind of pedestrian.

You know, uh, Michael Taft, man, like, I don't think this guy's the next Ed Reed or Troy Polamalu, but he's the type of guy that makes you a better football team.

Even if his home eventually is as your third safety on your roster, that, the special teams component of it, he's been nothing but a good player.

And like you said, Kyle Lewis, Trey Moore, right around the corner, man.

I imagine we'll probably see him after the buy that he'll be back.

But I mean, in addition to them, we didn't even talk about Michael Taft, the young safety who is,

you know,

I think he's not designed to be an every-down safety for the Dolphins like he is right now, but he is somebody that I think could be a long-term contributor to this team, occasionally in the secondary, but on special teams as well.