Joe Rose Show

Joe Rose breaks down a busy day in South Florida sports, starting with the Dolphins' league-high seven waiver claims and the team's continued roster overhaul. The guys discuss Miami's new draft-and-develop philosophy, Jon-Eric Sullivan's “no more mercenaries” approach and the frustration surrounding another Dolphins rebuild. They also dive into the controversial trend of NFL players returning to college football, the Marlins' recent struggles and mistakes on the basepaths, and the latest high school football news. Plus, Joe and Hollywood preview Miami's season opener against Stanford, discuss the Canes' ACC championship expectations and Joe's concern about a potential early-season letdown. Kyle Crabbs joins to break down the Dolphins' waiver moves and what's next for the roster, while Hollywood's Headlines covers Lionel Messi, UCLA's financial struggles, Cam Ward, Steph Curry, sports cards and more.

Joe Rose and Hollywood break down the Dolphins claiming a league-high seven players off waivers. Plus discussion on why Joe believes the Rams and Broncos are two of the best teams in football, react to Aaron Donald coming out of retirement and explain why Joe isn't buying the Chiefs hype. Plus, Jon-Eric Sullivan acknowledges the Dolphins are in a tough spot, leading to a discussion about Miami's rebuild, the frustration of 26 years without a playoff win and why this could be a growing year for the team. The guys also dive into the controversy surrounding NFL players returning to college football, including Jack Pyburn going from the Buccaneers back to LSU, and debate whether it's fair to players who spent all offseason competing for those roster spots. The hour also features Marlins and high school football updates and a look ahead to Miami's season opener against Stanford.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' latest roster moves after Miami claimed seven players off waivers and then cut eight others. The guys discuss Jon-Eric Sullivan's draft-and-develop philosophy and why he wants the Dolphins to move away from “mercenaries,” looking back at big-name additions like Jalen Ramsey and Tyreek Hill that didn't work out. Joe also reflects on former Dolphins quarterback David Woodley, his career and the darker side of life as an NFL player. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers Lionel Messi's international retirement, UCLA's financial struggles, a disturbing TCU incident, the skyrocketing sports card market and new tennis trading cards. The hour also includes US Open tennis updates and the bizarre story of a man who allegedly posed as an NFL player to scam millions from women on dating apps.

Dolphins analyst Kyle Crabbs joins Joe Rose to break down Miami's latest waiver moves, including tight end Justin Joly, who Kyle calls the “gem” of the group, and the surprising decision to move on from Tyrell Dodson. Plus, Kyle discusses the Dolphins' new draft-and-develop philosophy, Jon-Eric Sullivan's “no more mercenaries” approach and the recent QB moves involving Quinn Ewers and Kyle McCord. Joe and Kyle agree it's still tough to know what the Dolphins will look like come Week 1. The guys also discuss the Marlins' struggles on the road, their recent series loss to the Nationals and whether Miami has become too aggressive on the basepaths and too reliant on analytics. Plus, they react to Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian criticizing LSU and Lane Kiffin for bringing former NFL players into college football and the impact it has on players already fighting for roster spots

Joe and Hollywood preview the Miami Hurricanes' season opener against Stanford, with the Canes entering as heavy favorites and expected to contend for the ACC title. The guys debate whether Miami should blow out Stanford and discuss Joe's concern that the Canes could have another letdown game like they've had in the past, despite having a ton of talent. Plus, Joe breaks down the Dolphins' latest roster moves after Miami cut eight players and added seven off waivers.

Dolphins analyst Kyle Crabbs joins Joe Rose to break down Miami's latest waiver moves and why he wouldn't be surprised to see the team make even more additions in the coming days. Crabbs highlights tight end Justin Joly, whom Miami claimed from Denver, as the potential “gem” of the group, while explaining why the Dolphins moved on from Tyrell Dodson despite his big role last season. Plus, Kyle discusses Miami's new draft-and-develop philosophy, Jon-Eric Sullivan's “no more mercenaries” approach and the recent QB moves involving Quinn Ewers and Kyle McCord. Joe and Kyle agree that it's still difficult to know exactly what this Dolphins team will look like when Week 1 arrives.

Joe and Jamie break down the Marlins' inconsistent season, with Miami playing well at home but struggling badly on the road. The guys discuss the Marlins dropping three of four to the Nationals and failing to gain ground in the playoff race despite getting some help from other teams. Plus, they debate whether Miami has become too aggressive on the basepaths and too reliant on analytics

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' latest roster moves, including the additions of quarterbacks Kyle McCord and Brady Cook and the team's decision to claim seven players after roster cuts. Joe also mentions Joe Milton being released by the Cowboys and discusses Miami adding two players from the Broncos. Plus, the guys make some early NFL predictions, with Joe calling the Rams and Broncos two of the best teams in football, reacting to Aaron Donald coming out of retirement and explaining why he isn't buying the Chiefs hype this season. Some are even predicting a 17-0 season for the Rams, but Joe isn't ready to go that far.

Jon-Eric Sullivan acknowledges that the Dolphins are in a tough spot but says Miami will always look for ways to improve the roster. Joe and Hollywood discuss the amount of work still ahead for the Dolphins, with Joe believing the team is rebuilding the right way but that the process will take time. The guys discuss why this could be a growing year for Miami and the frustration of Dolphins fans, who have now gone 26 years without a playoff win and are facing another rebuild.

Joe and Hollywood react to Jon-Eric Sullivan's comments that the Dolphins are going to focus on a draft-and-develop approach and move away from relying on “mercenaries.” The guys look back at big-name players Miami brought in during their prime who ultimately didn't pan out, including Jalen Ramsey and Tyreek Hill. Plus, they discuss how quickly the Dolphins have handed out contract extensions to disgruntled players in recent years and whether Miami allowed players to push around the front office. Joe loves Sullivan's approach and believes the Dolphins need to build the team through the draft and develop their own talent

Hollywood runs through the latest sports headlines, including Lionel Messi's retirement from international soccer and his legendary career with Argentina. Plus, the guys react to UCLA firing its athletic director amid concerns that the school's athletics department is operating at an unsustainable financial deficit. Hollywood also discusses a disturbing incident involving a TCU receiver who spent three days in the hospital with a brain bleed after an altercation involving players. The guys then dive into the skyrocketing sports card market, including boxes where individual cards can cost $56, and discuss the release of new tennis trading cards

Joe Rose and Hollywood kick off the week with plenty of Dolphins and college football talk, breaking down Miami's finalized 53-man roster, the surprising release of Tyrell Dodson, the Quinn Ewers trade and the addition of Kyle McCord. Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to preview Friday's season opener against Stanford and discuss his confidence in the Canes' roster, player development and continuity. Plus, Omar Kelly joins to discuss the Dolphins' young roster, salary-cap issues, Malik Willis and more moves Miami could make before the season. The guys react to a wild opening weekend of college football, high school football, the Marlins' comeback win and the latest sports headlines.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' finalized 53-man roster, including the surprising decision to cut Tyrell Dodson and the latest moves at quarterback after trading Quinn Ewers to Jacksonville and acquiring Kyle McCord from Green Bay. Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to preview Friday's season opener against Stanford and discuss his confidence in the Canes' roster, player development and the importance of continuity. Plus, the guys have high school football and tennis updates, recap the Marlins' comeback win over the Nationals and react to UNC beating TCU and Virginia dominating NC State in the opening weekend of college football.

Joe and Hollywood break down the latest Dolphins roster moves after Miami trimmed the team to 53 players, including the Quinn Ewers trade, the addition of Kyle McCord and what to expect from Malik Willis. Plus, they discuss the importance of the backup QB, whether Miami will keep seven wide receivers and why more roster moves could be coming. The guys also react to Columbus knocking off the No. 1 team in the country, St. Thomas Aquinas dominating DeSoto and Scottie Scheffler winning the FedEx Cup. The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, featuring Steph Curry's new documentary, Cam Ward's beef with a reporter, and Odell Beckham making the Giants roster.

Joe and Hollywood discuss the Dolphins' young roster, including Chris Bell's size at wide receiver, Miami's salary cap issues and the importance of hitting on first- and second-round draft picks. Omar Kelly joins to break down the latest roster moves, including the Dolphins moving on from Quinn Ewers and adding Kyle McCord, while expecting more moves before the season. Omar also discusses Miami's young WR corps, the defense and Zeek Biggers, and why he believes the Dolphins have wasted the last seven years.

Joe looks back at some of the Dolphins' biggest mistakes in recent years while explaining why he believes the team's ownership is committed to winning, drawing on his experience with different ownership groups throughout Miami's history. Plus, Joe and Hollywood have some fun discussing what they can and can't say around their wives, the guys talk WNBA and Kim Bokamper's growing interest in the league. The hour also features Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal, who previews Friday's season opener against Stanford and discusses his confidence in the Canes' roster, player development, culture and the importance of continuity.

Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins Joe Rose to preview Friday's season opener against Stanford and discuss his confidence in this year's roster. Cristobal explains the benefits of getting freshmen into spring football, the importance of competition and development, and how Miami continues to emphasize teaching, mentorship and maturity both on and off the field. Plus, he discusses the value of keeping the same offensive and defensive coordinators and maintaining continuity within the program.

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest Dolphins news, including Miami's decision to move on from Quinn Ewers and add Kyle McCord. Omar discusses the young wide receiver room, expects more roster moves and compares this stretch to another draft as teams poach players cut by other teams. Plus, Omar says the Dolphins have wasted the last seven years and breaks down the defense and expectations for Zeek Biggers after he didn't play in the preseason.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' finalized 53-man roster, including the biggest cuts and Miami's latest moves at quarterback. The Dolphins traded Quinn Ewers to Jacksonville before acquiring Kyle McCord from Green Bay, adding another twist to the QB room. Plus, the guys discuss Jeff Hafley's message that Miami will compete and try to win every game while debating whether this could be a rough season for the Dolphins and comparing it to some of Miami's tougher seasons in the past.

Joe looks back at some of the Dolphins' biggest mistakes in recent years while emphasizing that the team's ownership wants to win. Joe also reflects on his experience with different Dolphins ownership groups throughout the franchise's history.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' cuts to get the roster down to 53 players, including the trade of Quinn Ewers to the Jaguars after a rough preseason and Miami's move for Packers QB Kyle McCord. The guys discuss the importance of having a reliable backup quarterback, expectations for Malik Willis and the challenges he could face with a lack of talent around him. Plus, Joe questions whether Miami will really keep seven wide receivers, expects more roster moves before the season and looks back at Dolphins fans booing former QB Tua Tagovailoa in the preseason finale.

Hollywood runs through the latest headlines, including Steph Curry's new documentary and a discussion about his greatness. Plus, the guys react to the F1 documentary featuring Lando Norris, Cam Ward getting into it with a reporter over his preseason performance, a bizarre story involving WWE star Paige and a fan who bought a plane ticket just to meet her, Keenan Allen's DUI charge and Odell Beckham Jr. making the Giants' roster

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Check out the best Miami Dolphins conversations from this week on WQAM! Omar Kelly joins to break down the latest Dolphins developments, injuries and rookie WR Chris Bell's upcoming preseason debut. Kyle Crabbs gives his take on Miami's roster and who he expects to make the 53-man roster, while Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper go position by position with their own roster predictions. Plus, Joe explains why he believes the Dolphins' offensive line should be one of the team's biggest strengths this season.

Check out the best moments from this week on The Joe Rose Show! Joe and Kim Bokamper revisit and roast some of Tua Tagovailoa's most bizarre Dolphins press conference moments, while Mike Florio breaks down Tua's NFL future, the Browns' QB situation and other major NFL storylines. Plus, Alex Donno breaks down the Miami Hurricanes' roster, and the guys react to the bizarre controversy involving 49ers owner Jed York.

Football Friday is loaded with Dolphins, Canes and college football talk as Joe and Hollywood preview the return of college football, debate Bill Belichick's future at UNC and break down Miami's No. 7-ranked roster. The guys discuss the Dolphins' young roster, looming cuts and preseason finale against the Falcons as Tua Tagovailoa returns to Miami. Alex Donno, Larry Blustein and Mike Florio join the show to discuss the Canes, high school football, Tua's battle for Atlanta's starting QB job and the latest NFL storylines. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines, fantasy football and Joe's picks for the first weekend of college football.

Football Friday kicks off with the return of college football, as Joe and Hollywood preview the weekend's biggest games, Bill Belichick's second season at UNC and whether he and FSU's Mike Norvell will make it through the season. Plus, the guys break down Miami's schedule and the Canes' matchups with UNC and FSU. The hour also features plenty of Dolphins talk, including the trade of Tutu Atwell for Jarquez Hunter, Miami's injuries and young roster, looming roster cuts and Tua Tagovailoa's return to Miami. The guys also look ahead to the Dolphins' tough schedule and Week 1 matchup with the Raiders before previewing the preseason finale against the Falcons.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Canes roster and explain why Miami's offensive line could be the X-factor in a season with national championship expectations. Plus, high school football insider Larry Blustein joins to discuss the national showcase and how South Florida teams are stacking up against the best in the country. Hollywood then runs through the latest headlines, including the Good Good Golf controversy, ESPN's upcoming Nick Saban documentary, a bizarre 49ers impersonation scam and more.

Joe and Hollywood preview tonight's Dolphins-Falcons preseason finale, with Tua Tagovailoa returning to Miami to face his former team while the Falcons' starting QB job remains up for grabs. Plus, Alex Donno joins the show to break down the Canes' No. 7-ranked roster, Miami's offensive line, the deep secondary and Darian Mensah's big-play potential. The guys also discuss the Dolphins' looming roster cuts and the Steelers' decision to keep four quarterbacks on their roster

Joe kicks off the final hour by picking the draft order for a fantasy football league and revisiting the big question of the night: will Dolphins fans boo Tua Tagovailoa? Mike Florio joins the show to break down Tua's Falcons QB battle, the possibility of him being cut, Deshaun Watson's rocky relationship with Browns fans, the Raiders' QB competition and Tom Brady's role in Las Vegas. Plus, the guys revisit the bizarre 49ers owner Jed York scandal before Joe makes his picks for the first weekend of college football and the Dolphins-Falcons preseason finale.

Miami Hurricanes insider Alex Donno joins Joe Rose to preview the Canes entering the season ranked No. 7 in the country. Donno breaks down Miami's offensive line, including his projected starters and the depth behind them, while highlighting some of the new players to watch this season. Plus, he compares the impact of transfer portal additions versus freshman talent, explains why he considers the secondary the deepest unit on the roster and discusses QB Darian Mensah's big-play ability and potential to push the ball downfield more than Carson Beck did last season.

Mike Florio joins Joe Rose to break down the latest NFL quarterback storylines, including Tua Tagovailoa getting the start against his former Dolphins as he fights for the Falcons' starting job. Florio questions whether Tua has done enough to win the job with Michael Penix Jr. still in the mix despite his injury and discusses the possibility of Tua being cut. Plus, Florio weighs in on the Browns' Deshaun Watson situation, the Raiders' Fernando Mendoza/Kirk Cousins QB competition, Tom Brady's growing role with Las Vegas and whether he's spread too thin. The segment wraps with more discussion of the bizarre situation involving 49ers owner Jed York.

High school football insider Larry Blustein joins Joe Rose to break down the national high school football showcase happening right now, including how South Florida programs are stacking up against some of the best teams from around the country. Plus, Larry gives his take on the best high school football teams in South Florida heading into the season.

Joe and Hollywood discuss Tua Tagovailoa starting for the Falcons tonight and why they seem unable to escape the conversation surrounding their former quarterback. The guys talk about Tua's concussion history, Miami moving forward with Malik Willis and a very young WR room that could feature multiple rookies. Plus, they look at the key players the Dolphins lost from last season, including Jaylen Waddle, Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb, while having some fun revisiting Tua's memorable press conferences in Miami.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Canes roster heading into the season, focusing on why the offensive line could be the key to Miami's success. The guys discuss Mario Cristobal's emphasis on building the O-line, Miami's run to the national championship game last season and the expectations that come with opening the year ranked No. 7. Plus, the Canes enter the season with a target on their backs as one of the teams to beat in the ACC.

College football is officially back, and Joe and Hollywood preview some of this weekend's biggest games, including NC State vs. Virginia and UNC's season opener. The guys discuss the mess surrounding UNC since Bill Belichick took over and debate whether he'll even make it through the season. Plus, they discuss Mike Norvell's future at Florida State, break down Miami's schedule and look ahead to the Canes facing both UNC and FSU this season.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' upcoming roster cuts, with Miami facing plenty of decisions involving an unproven WR group and young players. The guys also look ahead to the Dolphins' tough schedule, including a Week 1 matchup against the Raiders that could be one of Miami's most winnable games. Plus, they revisit the disastrous Week 1 loss to the Colts last season and discuss Miami's loyal fanbase, while previewing tonight's preseason finale with the Dolphins expected to sit their starters and the Falcons likely playing theirs.

Hollywood's Headlines includes the backlash surrounding Good Good Golf's controversial advertisement and Callaway ending its partnership with the company. Plus, ESPN announces a six-part Nick Saban documentary, a criminal posing as a 49ers player allegedly scams 26 women out of more than $1 million, and a Miami woman is arrested for allegedly selling $1.7 million worth of counterfeit goods. The guys also react to Baywatch star Erika Eleniak reportedly making more than $10,000 a week on OnlyFans.

Joe Rose and the crew preview the Dolphins' final preseason game against the Falcons, with Tua Tagovailoa returning to Miami and starting for Atlanta with the QB battle against Michael Penix Jr. on the line. The guys debate how Dolphins fans will react to Tua's return and discuss his polarizing legacy in Miami, while Kim Bokamper joins to break down Tua's struggles and the Dolphins' roster. Brett McMurphy joins to discuss the chaos surrounding college football eligibility and Miami's national championship aspirations, while the guys also break down the Dolphins' 53-man roster, Jeff Hafley's leadership, the offensive line and other strengths and weaknesses on the team. Plus, Joe and Bo rank Tua's most bizarre press conference moments, and Hollywood runs through the latest headlines involving the Panthers, Heat, NFL, WWE and Good Good Golf.

Joe and Hollywood preview the Dolphins' final preseason game against the Falcons, where Tua Tagovailoa will start with Atlanta's QB battle against Michael Penix Jr. still up for grabs. The guys debate how Dolphins fans will react to Tua's return to Miami and agree fans have every right to boo or cheer as they choose. Plus, they discuss Tua's decline last season, Miami's ongoing roster needs and the latest college football eligibility chaos as the sport tries to determine which former pro athletes can return to college.

Joe and Hollywood preview the Dolphins' final preseason game against the Falcons, including Tua Tagovailoa's return to Miami and the debate over whether Dolphins fans should boo him. Kim Bokamper joins to break down Miami's rough preseason showing against the Giants, Tua's struggles last season and what it means for his Atlanta QB battle. Plus, Hollywood runs through the latest headlines, including the Panthers' national TV schedule, the NFL eliminating the Pro Bowl Games, ESPN and WWE parting ways, and the controversy surrounding Good Good Golf.

Joe and Kim Bokamper look back at Tua Tagovailoa's most bizarre press conference moments, ranking the worst of the bunch and having some fun with his struggles behind the microphone. Plus, the guys discuss the growing chaos surrounding professional players returning to college football. Brett McMurphy joins the show to break down the eligibility madness and the Brendan Sorsby saga, while also previewing Miami's national championship aspirations, Florida's expectations in the SEC, Florida State's outlook and the ACC, including Dabo Swinney and Clemson.