Joe Rose Show

It's Canes GAMEDAY! Miami opens the season tonight with a 9 PM kickoff against Stanford, and Joe wants to know who will get the start. We also dive into the growing controversy surrounding LSU and Lane Kiffin bringing in NFL players who were recently cut, after a Louisiana judge granted them eligibility. Plus, a look around college football after last night's games, including UMass' stunning upset of Rutgers, and high school football updates as Columbus takes on No. 1 St. Thomas with a chance to knock off the top team in the country for the second straight week. The Marlins wrap up a tough road trip with a loss to the Royals, the NFL Top 100 is out with Myles Garrett at No. 1 and Josh Allen at No. 2, and Joe and Hollywood debate the rankings. Plus, why limiting mistakes and strong special teams will be critical for the Dolphins this season.

Larry Blustein joins the show for his weekly High School Football update. Blustein breaks down Columbus' upset of No. 1 Gorman and previews their huge matchup with No. 1 St. Thomas, where Columbus has a chance to knock off the top-ranked team in the country for the second straight week. Plus, Blustein highlights the biggest matchups around Florida this weekend and reveals his latest Top 10 high school football teams.

Miami has a late 9 PM kickoff tonight as they open the season vs. Stanford, and Joe is curious who will start for the Canes. Plus, LSU and Lane Kiffin are leading the charge on NFL players returning to college after being cut, thanks to a Louisiana judge granting them eligibility. Joe and Hollywood debate whether other programs — including Miami — could follow suit, and why LSU is pursuing NFL talent with the season about to begin. Plus, Rutgers gets absolutely crushed by UMass despite being a 29.5-point favorite!

On Thursday's show, Joe and Hollywood look ahead to Dolphins-Raiders in Week 1, including Las Vegas naming Kirk Cousins its starting quarterback. The guys dive into the latest Lane Kiffin controversy at LSU, Nick Saban's comments about Kiffin's time at Alabama, and the hype surrounding Clemson vs. LSU and ESPN College GameDay. Plus, the NBA strips the Clippers of five first-round picks over the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap scandal, while Joe and Hollywood debate Kawhi's career and legacy. Kim Bokamper joins for plenty of laughs, old stories and Dolphins talk, including Miami's young defense and what to expect from Chop Robinson. Hollywood's Headlines covers the latest from Good Good Golf, Tiger Woods, Tua Tagovailoa, Cam Ward and Aryna Sabalenka. Chris Perkins joins to break down the Dolphins' young roster, early-round draft picks, Chris Bell, and Malik Willis. The guys also discuss Colorado, Deion Sanders, NIL and the changing landscape of college football. Plus, the Marlins are just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot with the final month of the season here

In Hour 1, Joe and Hollywood look ahead to the Dolphins' Week 1 matchup with the Raiders and discuss Las Vegas naming Kirk Cousins its starting quarterback over rookie Fernando Mendoza. The guys dive into the latest Lane Kiffin controversy, as LSU continues to go all-in on adding NFL players and the rest of the SEC grows frustrated, while Nick Saban's recent comments about Kiffin's time at Alabama have put the coach back in the national spotlight. Plus, the NBA strips the Clippers of five first-round picks for circumventing the salary cap to land Kawhi Leonard, and Channing Crowder's podcast lands a deal with Netflix. Joe and Hollywood also discuss the Dolphins' rebuild, the need for young players and early-round picks to become impact players, Jacob Rodriguez's expected role, and the frustration surrounding Miami's 26-year playoff-win drought.

In Hour 2, Kim Bokamper joins Joe and Hollywood as the guys debate who in their friend group is the most childish, including Dan Marino, and share some of their best old stories.. Plus, they dive into the Dolphins' young roster, the lack of depth, and the expectation that plenty of rookies and young players will see significant playing time this season. Joe and Bokamper also discuss what would qualify as a successful year for Chop Robinson and the Dolphins' defense. The guys also talk about Channing Crowder's podcast landing a deal with Netflix and the stories surrounding Brandon Marshall, before Hollywood's Headlines covers the Good Good Golf CEO stepping down, Tiger Woods' DUI issues, Tua Tagovailoa's wife explaining the Instagram comment, a Titans reporter losing his credentials after an incident with Cam Ward, and Aryna Sabalenka firing back at a reporter.

In Hour 3, Chris Perkins joins Joe and Hollywood to break down the Dolphins' young roster, including the importance of hitting on first- and second-round draft picks and why he's optimistic about Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea. Perkins discusses what he needs to see from Kenneth Grant, whether Zeek Biggers will be ready for Week 1, the Dolphins potentially starting five rookies on offense, and why Chris Bell could be the steal of the draft. Plus, Perkins shares his expectations for Malik Willis in his first season as a starter. The guys also dive into college football, including Colorado's matchup with Georgia Tech, how Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes have cooled off, and the growing influence of NIL and money on the sport

In Hour 4, Joe and Hollywood check in on the Marlins, who are just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot with the final month of the season underway. The guys discuss Miami's win over the Royals and the emergence of Javier Sanoja as one of the team's best stories this season. Plus, the Falcons remain the only NFL team yet to name their starting quarterback, with Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. battling for the job. Joe and Hollywood continue their discussion of the Kawhi Leonard and Clippers scandal after the NBA stripped Los Angeles of five first-round picks, while debating Kawhi's career and his place among the NBA's best. Plus, Chris Perkins' take on why Dolphins rookie Chris Bell could be the steal of the draft.

Chris Perkins joins the show to break down the Dolphins, including the importance of hitting on first- and second-round draft picks and why he's optimistic about Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea. Perkins explains why he needs to see more from Kenneth Grant and discusses why Zeek Biggers didn't play during the preseason and whether he'll be ready for Week 1. Plus, the Dolphins are expected to start five rookies on offense, Perkins makes the case for Chris Bell as a potential steal of the draft, and he shares his expectations for Malik Willis in his first season as a starter.

Joe and Bokamper dive into the Dolphins' young roster and the lack of depth, focusing on the defense and what Miami needs to see from its young players this season. The guys discuss Chop Robinson's role on the defensive line and what would qualify as a successful season for him, as well as what a good year would look like for the Dolphins' defense as a whole.

Joe and Hollywood dive into the latest Lane Kiffin controversy, as LSU continues to go all-in on adding players from the NFL and the rest of the SEC grows increasingly frustrated. The guys also discuss new comments from Nick Saban about Kiffin's time at Alabama, including allegations about his behavior around college bars and women, as well as Kiffin's reported struggles with drinking. Plus, they react to the growing criticism Kiffin has received from the national media.

Joe and Hollywood dive into college football ahead of Colorado's matchup with Georgia Tech, discussing how Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes have cooled off in recent years and the challenges Colorado faces competing with programs that have more money to spend. Joe explains why he wants to see all the major national brands, including Miami, Florida and Florida State, back among the best in the sport. Plus, the guys discuss how NIL and the growing influence of money have changed college football, while pointing out that despite all the drama and changes off the field, the games themselves remain just as exciting.

Hollywood's Headlines covers the latest stories from around the sports world, including the CEO of Good Good Golf stepping down and whether the company's controversial ad really warranted the fallout it faced. Plus, Tiger Woods has his driver's license suspended following multiple DUIs, Tua Tagovailoa's wife says she was the one who made a comment from his Instagram account, and Joe and Bokamper share their thoughts on Tua. Hollywood also discusses a Titans reporter losing his credentials after an altercation with Cam Ward and tennis star Aryna Sabalenka firing back at a reporter who questioned whether she's been partying too much

On Wednesday, Joe Rose and Hollywood break down Miami Hurricanes outlook, speculate on the starting lineup and hear from CBS Sports' Charles Davis, who has high expectations for the Canes and believes they're the class of the ACC and a national championship contender. The guys also dive into the Dolphins' rebuild, dead-money situation and Malik Willis, with Davis and Pete Prisco weighing in on Miami's young roster and why the team is taking the right approach for the future. Plus, Joe and Hollywood discuss the latest college football chaos surrounding Lane Kiffin and LSU, the growing influence of money in college football, the NFL's best South Florida players, and their picks for the league's top teams. Dr. Lisa Huseboe from Focus Brain Therapy joins the show to discuss brain health, concussions and CTE, while Hollywood's Headlines covers Tua's apparent burner-account mishap, the Good Good Golf and Callaway controversy, the NFL Debut Patch and more. The guys also debate whether Arch Manning could eventually end up in Miami, compare Roger Federer to Tiger Woods, react to Aaron Donald's return, and check in on the Marlins as they remain in the playoff hunt.

The Miami Hurricanes are ready to open the season against Stanford, as Joe Rose tries to predict Miami's starting lineup with Mario Cristobal keeping things close to the vest. Joe and Hollywood also react to Tony Romo's statement following his recent OWI arrest and his admission that he's seeking rehabilitation. Plus, the guys discuss the Dolphins' dead-money situation, the team's future-focused approach, and Joe's confidence in Malik Willis. Charles Davis, CBS college football announcer, joins the show to discuss the top QBs in college football, Dante Moore and USC, Malik Willis and the Dolphins, why Chris Bell could be a steal, and why he believes Miami is the class of the ACC and a national championship contender.

Joe and Hollywood dive into the latest college football chaos, including Lane Kiffin's ongoing controversy, LSU losing pass rusher Jack Pyburn to the KC Chiefs, and the huge Week 1 matchup between LSU and Clemson. Plus, the guys debate the growing influence of money in college football and why teams have to spend to win in today's era. The crew highlights some of the best NFL players from South Florida, including Lamar Jackson, James Cook, Nik Bonitto, Patrick Surtain and Zay Flowers. The guys debate how long Lamar can continue taking hits with his running style and weigh in on the NFL's tush push. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers the Good Good Golf and Callaway fallout, Tua's apparent burner-account mishap, the NFL Debut Patch for rookies and more.

Pete Prisco of CBS Sports joins the show to break down the Dolphins' rebuild and explain why he believes Miami is taking the right approach for the future, even if they struggle this season. Prisco discusses developing the team's young players, moving on from Quinn Ewers, quarterback battles around the NFL, the LSU/Lane Kiffin controversy, and Aaron Donald's return to the Rams. Plus, Dr. Lisa Huseboe from Focus Brain Therapy joins the show to discuss brain health, concussions and CTE, and the work being done to help athletes and everyday people dealing with brain trauma. Joe and Hollywood also debate whether the Dolphins have enough talent around Malik Willis to give him a chance to succeed, and what led Miami to move on from Ewers

Joe and Hollywood take a look back at what went wrong for the Dolphins over the last few seasons, from overpaying players who didn't pan out to a locker room that became an “every man for themselves” situation. They debate whether Malik Willis can succeed in Miami and whether Arch Manning could eventually become the Dolphins' quarterback, while discussing the massive pressure that comes with his name and the hype surrounding him. Plus, the guys joke about how college isn't for everyone, including some of Joe's friends like Kim Bokamper who have no filter, before reacting to the Marlins' win over the Royals and their continued push for the playoffs. Charles Davis also joins the show to talk Dante Moore, USC, Malik Willis, the Dolphins' young receivers and why he believes the Hurricanes are the class of the ACC and a national championship contender.

Charles Davis, CBS college football, joins the show to break down the best quarterbacks in college football, including Dante Moore, and explains why he's high on USC this season. Davis also weighs in on Malik Willis and his expectations for the Dolphins, the team's young wide receiver room, and why he believes Miami “got a steal” in rookie Chris Bell. Plus, Davis shares his outlook on the Miami Hurricanes, his high expectations for Mario Cristobal's team, and why he believes Miami is the class of the ACC and a legitimate national championship contender.

Pete Prisco of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss the Dolphins' rebuild and why he believes Miami is doing it the right way by breaking things down and building for the future. Prisco expects the Dolphins to struggle this season but likes their focus on developing young players throughout the year, and he weighs in on the team moving on from Quinn Ewers. Plus, Prisco discusses quarterback battles around the NFL, including Fernando Mendoza vs. Kirk Cousins in Las Vegas and Tua Tagovailoa vs. Michael Penix Jr. in Atlanta. He also weighs in on the LSU/Lane Kiffin controversy, why players may prefer returning to college over sitting on an NFL practice squad, and Aaron Donald's return to the Rams after two years in retirement.

Joe and Hollywood look back at the Dolphins overpaying players who didn't pan out and a locker room that became more of an “every man for themselves” situation as players had one foot out the door. The guys debate whether Malik Willis can succeed in Miami and look ahead to the possibility of the Dolphins drafting Arch Manning, including the enormous pressure that comes with his last name and the hype surrounding him.

Joe and Hollywood dive into the latest college football chaos, including Lane Kiffin finding himself in the middle of another controversy. The guys discuss LSU losing pass rusher Jack Pyburn to the Chiefs' active roster ahead of LSU's huge Week 1 matchup with Clemson, while Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney takes shots at Kiffin. Plus, Joe and Hollywood debate the growing influence of money in college football and why teams have to spend to win in the modern era.

Joe and Hollywood highlight some of the best NFL players from South Florida, including Lamar Jackson, James Cook, Nik Bonitto, Patrick Surtain and Zay Flowers. The guys debate how long Lamar can continue taking hits and running the way he does, comparing his style to bigger quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Cam Newton. Plus, they give their thoughts on the NFL's tush push and whether it should remain part of the game.

Hollywood's Headlines covers the latest stories from around the sports world, including Good Good Golf firing its VP of Brand and Marketing and Callaway making changes to its marketing team following their controversial advertisement. Plus, Tua Tagovailoa gets roasted after appearing to comment on his own Instagram post from what fans believe was his burner account. Hollywood also highlights the NFL's new Debut Patch for rookies, and Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell signing cards at a local card show this weekend.

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.