Joe Rose Show

It was a busy NFL Trade Deadline, highlighted by the Jets making blockbuster moves to send Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams elsewhere. The Dolphins stayed quiet, making no additional deals after trading Jaelan Phillips to the Eagles earlier in the week. Plus, Brian Baldinger, Alain Poupart, and Charles Davis join the show to break down all the trade deadline fallout.

Hour 1 kicks off with reaction to the first College Football Playoff rankings, as Joe and Hollywood agree Hurricanes' playoff hopes are circling the drain. The guys then turn their attention to the NFL trade deadline, breaking down the Jets' aggressive moves and wondering what exactly the Dolphins' plan is as they sit in cap hell and it appears they've fallen behind the Jets in the AFC East. With pressure mounting on Mike McDaniel, Charles Davis joins the show to discuss Miami's quiet deadline day, describing the Dolphins as “consistently inconsistent” and questioning how they'll move forward from here.

Hour 2 opens with Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney stirring controversy with his comments on ACC officiating, and Joe breaks down whether his concerns are valid. The focus then shifts to the Dolphins, as Joe discusses their failed attempt to mimic the Jets' trade moves and how Miami has fallen behind in the AFC East. The segment examines what the Dolphins' inaction means for the team moving forward. Hollywood's Headlines includes Paul Pierce wild comments on love, Tom Brady cloning his dogs, and Will Ferrel's elf costume selling for big bucks.

Hour 3 features Alain Poupart weighing in on the Dolphins and the NFL trade deadline, breaking down Miami's quiet day, roster and salary cap challenges, and reacting to the Jets' big moves yesterday. Joe also critiques Tua Tagovailoa's recent press conference comments, analyzing his remarks about not being able to do what Josh Allen can do, calling out teammates, and struggling behind the offensive line. The segment examines how Tua's comments reflect on his leadership and what it means for the Dolphins moving forward.

Hour 4 features Brian Baldinger breaking down the NFL trade deadline, including moves by the Jets, Cowboys, and Colts. He weighs in on the Dolphins' situation, saying it doesn't look promising for Mike McDaniel to return next season, and highlights the surprising top dogs in the AFC this year: the Patriots, Broncos, and Colts. It's also Bum Wednesday, as Paul Pierce and Dabo Swinney go head-to-head, sharing controversial takes on love and ACC officiating while Joe and Hollywood debate who claims the title this week.

Alain Poupart joins the show to weigh in on the Dolphins and the NFL trade deadline. He breaks down Miami's quiet day, the team's roster and salary cap challenges, and reacts to the Jets making big moves yesterday, discussing what it means for the Dolphins' position in the AFC East and their strategy moving forward.

Charles Davis joins the show to react to the NFL trade deadline, sharing his thoughts on the Jets' big moves and the Dolphins' quiet day. He describes Miami as “consistently inconsistent,” noting how the team has mixed close losses and a big win over the Falcons with blowout defeats. While he doesn't go as hard on the Dolphins as some fans, Davis says the lack of consistency continues to define this team's season.

Brian Baldinger joins the show to break down the NFL trade deadline moves, including trades by the Jets, Cowboys, and Colts. He weighs in on the Dolphins' situation, saying it doesn't look promising for Mike McDaniel to return next season. Baldinger also discusses the top teams in the AFC this year, highlighting the Patriots, Broncos, and Colts as surprising frontrunners.

Joe and Hollywood react to the Dolphins staying quiet at the trade deadline and question what the team's long-term vision really is. They discuss how it feels like the Jets have passed them by after their aggressive deadline moves and what that says about the state of the Dolphins franchise.

Joe breaks down Tua Tagovailoa's recent press conference comments, critiquing his remarks about not being able to do what Josh Allen can do, calling out teammates, and struggling to see over the offensive line. He examines how Tua's comments reflect on his leadership and performance, and what it means for the Dolphins moving forward.

It's Bum Wednesday as Dabo Swinney and Paul Pierce go head-to-head for the title. Paul Pierce shares his controversial take on love, while Dabo fires back on ACC officiating, criticizing the consistency and fairness of calls in college football. Joe and Hollywood break down the wild takes and debate who comes out on top this week.

Hollywood's Headlines covers multiple UFC fighters admitting they've been offered bribes to throw fights, Paul Pierce's wild comments on love, and Tom Brady creating a clone of his recently passed dog.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney stirred up controversy this week with his comments about ACC officiating, calling into question the consistency and fairness of calls across college football. Joe breaks down Dabo's remarks, the reaction from around the conference, and whether he has a legitimate point about the state of officiating in the sport.

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On today's show, Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' trade deadline plans, Tua Tagovailoa's performance, and reactions to the Jaelen Phillips trade, including insights from Omar Kelly and Kyle Crabbs on Miami's salary cap. They also debate Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens' Hall of Fame cases and the legacy of the steroid era. In local sports, the Hurricanes continue to struggle after a loss to SMU as they look ahead to Syracuse, while the Heat hold off the Clippers with Bam Adebayo thriving. Hollywood's Headlines include Ja Morant, the canceled Jake Paul/Davis fight, and millions of graded sports cards.

Hour 1 kicks off with the NFL trade deadline as the Dolphins face a reality check — they're sellers. Joe and Hollywood break down what moves Miami could still make and what it says about the team's direction. Then, the conversation shifts to baseball as Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens get another shot at the Hall of Fame, sparking a debate on the steroid era and whether you can tell the story of baseball without them.

Hour 2 dives into the Dolphins' trade deadline strategy, discussing how the team could move on from key players like Minkah if the right deal comes along and the need for Tua Tagovailoa to play at a higher level. Omar Kelly joins to react to the Jaelen Phillips trade, breaking down why he didn't like the move and how Miami's salary cap has been mismanaged for years. The segment wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, covering Ja Morant, the canceled Jake Paul/Davis fight and strip club altercation, and 2.7 million sports cards being graded.

Hour 3 kicks off with Kyle Crabbs breaking down the Dolphins' trade deadline plans, Tua Tagovailoa's performance, and Miami's salary cap situation, warning the team could set an unwanted NFL record for dead cap. Joe and Hollywood then dive into the Hall of Fame debate as Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens get another shot, discussing whether steroid-era players deserve induction. The conversation wraps with Heat talk, including Miami holding off the Clippers, Bam Adebayo thriving in the new offense, and a look at Monday Night Football, the Cowboys' loss to the Cardinals, and what the future holds for Kyler Murray.

The Miami Hurricanes continue to fall short of expectations, and Joe and Hollywood break down quarterback Carson Beck's performance and what's gone wrong this season. They also look ahead to Miami's matchup with Syracuse this weekend. Plus, Joe gets in trouble with the station.

Omar Kelly joins the show to react to the Dolphins trading Jaelen Phillips, saying he didn't like the move since Miami is still paying most of his salary for the rest of the season. Omar explains why he believes the Dolphins' salary cap and contracts have been mismanaged for years and what that means for the team moving forward.

Kyle Crabbs joins the show to weigh in on the Dolphins' trade deadline plans and evaluate Tua Tagovailoa's performance so far this season. He breaks down Miami's salary cap situation, warning that the team could set an unwanted NFL record for dead cap and what that means for the franchise moving forward.

Joe breaks down the Dolphins' efforts to find the right trade deals as the deadline approaches. He also discusses Tua Tagovailoa's performance, what he needs to do to elevate his game, and how both the quarterback and the front office impact Miami's path forward this season.

The Miami Hurricanes fall to 6-2 after a disappointing loss to SMU, and Joe and Hollywood debate what's gone wrong this season. A major focus is quarterback Carson Beck's performance, and they also look ahead to Miami's matchup with Syracuse this weekend to see how the team can bounce back.

It's NFL trade deadline day, and all eyes are on the Dolphins to see what moves they make. Joe and Hollywood discuss Miami's outlook, whether more trades are on the way, and what today's decisions will reveal about the team's direction for the rest of the season.

Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are back on the Hall of Fame ballot, and Joe argues you simply can't tell the story of baseball without them. The guys debate how the steroid era should be viewed, whether Bonds and Clemens deserve induction, and what their potential inclusion would mean for the legacy of the game.

Joe and Hollywood dive into the debate over Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens getting another shot at the Hall of Fame. They discuss whether players from the steroid era deserve induction, with Hollywood jokingly teasing Joe about what it must have been like to watch Babe Ruth play

Miami Hurricanes head coach Jai Lucas joins the show to preview the upcoming basketball season. He discusses the team's goals, key players to watch, and what it will take for Miami to compete at a high level this year.

Big changes in Miami as the Dolphins part ways with GM Chris Grier ahead of tomorrow's NFL trade deadline and trade pass rusher Jaelen Phillips to the Eagles. The Miami Hurricanes fall to SMU, putting their playoff hopes on life support, and the Heat drop a tough one to the Lakers on the road. Plus, the Dodgers defeat the Blue Jays in a thrilling Game 7 to win their second straight World Series title. Mario Cristobal and Dave Hyde join.

The Miami Dolphins have parted ways with GM Chris Grier just days before the NFL trade deadline. Joe and Hollywood debate who could be next to go — if anyone. Plus, the Miami Hurricanes fall on the road to SMU, and head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to discuss what went wrong and how the team plans to bounce back.

Interim GM Champ Kelly wastes no time making moves as news breaks live on the show that the Dolphins have traded pass rusher Jaelen Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles. Joe and Dave Hyde react in real time, then Joe and Hollywood debate who could be next on the move for Miami. Plus, the crew takes a trip around the league after a wild NFL Sunday.

Hour 3 kicks off with the Dolphins in flux after GM Chris Grier's departure, as Joe and Hollywood debate what Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel now need to prove. We shift to the Hurricanes, where Classic Miami strikes again — a promising start fizzles in a disappointing road loss to SMU, ending their playoff hopes. Finally, Joe and Hollywood recap an instant classic in baseball as the Dodgers capture their second straight World Series title with a thrilling Game 7 win over the Blue Jays.

The Miami Dolphins wasted no time getting active in the trade market after moving on from GM Chris Grier, trading edge rusher Jaelen Phillips to the Eagles in exchange for a 3rd round pick. Classic Canes blow it again, falling to SMU in overtime.

Miami head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to reflect on the Hurricanes' loss to SMU, emphasizing that the performance was “not our standard.” Cristobal discusses the team's mistakes, his late-game decision to play for overtime, and what it will take for Miami to go from good to great. He also looks ahead to the matchup against Syracuse and talks about the importance of blocking out outside noise as the team resets for the stretch run.

Dave Hyde joins the show to break down a wild week in South Florida sports. Joe and Dave react live to the Dolphins trading Jaelen Phillips to the Eagles, and Hyde weighs in on Miami's loss to SMU — saying the defeat wasn't entirely on quarterback Carson Beck.

With GM Chris Grier out, the spotlight now shifts to Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel. Joe and Hollywood break down what this change means for the Dolphins, how it impacts the team's direction, and what both the quarterback and head coach will need to prove for the remainder of the season.

Joe and Hollywood debate who could be the next player traded after the Dolphins dealt Jaelen Phillips earlier in the day. They break down what kind of value a star like Jaylen Waddle could bring on the trade market — and whether Miami should even consider moving him at all.

Classic Miami strikes again. The Hurricanes started the season with promise, but their road loss to SMU delivered a familiar disappointment. The defeat effectively ends Miami's playoff hopes, and we break down the mistakes and what the team needs to do to bounce back.

With GM Chris Grier out in Miami, all eyes now turn to the futures of Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa. Tua's massive contract looms large as the Dolphins face difficult decisions about the direction of the franchise and whether this regime will get another year together.

The Dolphins have parted ways with GM Chris Grier following their embarrassing Thursday night loss to the Ravens, just one day before the NFL trade deadline. Meanwhile, the Miami Hurricanes fall on the road to SMU, effectively ending their playoff hopes as the season slips away.

The Los Angeles Dodgers capture their second straight World Series title, defeating the Blue Jays in an instant classic Game 7. Joe and Hollywood break down a wild finish and agree it was one of the best baseball games in recent memory.

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