Joe Rose Show

On Wednesday's Joe Rose Show, Alex Donno joins Hollywood to break down the sky-high expectations surrounding the Miami Hurricanes and why Miami is the clear favorite to win the ACC, while also discussing the Dolphins' culture, Malik Willis' evaluation year and the future of college football conference realignment. Joe Rose previews the Dolphins' joint practice with Washington, including what he wants to see from Malik Willis, Miami's young players and the offensive line. Omar Kelly joins live from Washington, D.C. to explain what he'll be watching in the trenches and against Jayden Daniels, while also laying out what would make the practice—and the Dolphins' season—a success. Plus, the guys discuss the Heat and Panthers, Miami's growing sports brand, the possibility of college joint practices, international NFL games, and Hollywood shares a funny story involving one of the Jonas Brothers.

Alex Donno joins Hollywood to discuss the sky-high expectations surrounding the Miami Hurricanes, explaining why he feels great about Miami's roster and schedule and believes the Canes are the clear favorites to win the ACC. Donno also emphasizes that Miami can't get complacent and must stay focused despite the hype. Plus, the guys look ahead to the Dolphins' joint practice with Washington as Miami gets its first real test against another team, discuss why Malik Willis is an upgrade over last season's quarterback situation, and debate the Dolphins' culture and roster outlook. Donno also weighs in on the “South Beach flu,” the potential recruiting impact of Miami joining the SEC, and the complicated future of college football conference realignment.

Joe Rose joins Hollywood to preview the Dolphins' joint practice with the Commanders, discussing Miami's first depth chart, Malik Willis' opportunity to prove himself against an actual opponent, the team's lack of depth along the offensive line, and why getting off to a strong start is critical after last year's embarrassing joint practice with the Lions. Joe also weighs in on whether Miami's nightlife can really distract players and whether college football teams could ever hold joint practices. Plus, the guys look ahead to basketball and hockey season, discuss the Heat getting back on the national radar with Giannis, the Panthers entering the season with strong Stanley Cup odds, and why the Hurricanes appear loaded on both sides of the line and have the Canes brand in a great place

Omar Kelly joins live from Washington, D.C. to preview the Dolphins' joint practice with the Commanders, focusing on Miami's young players, the trenches, and Malik Willis' continued progress. Omar also discusses Jeff Hafley's communication, concerns about offensive-line depth and what a successful Dolphins season would look like. Plus, Donno lays out the expectations for Miami, saying the Canes should win the ACC and at least one playoff game after reaching the national championship last season, while the ultimate goal is a national title. The guys break down Miami's schedule, discuss where Clemson fits in the ACC and how much their season depends on their quarterback, and talk LSU and Lane Kiffin's arrival in Baton Rouge

The guys look ahead to the Dolphins' joint practice with the Commanders and discuss what they want to see from Miami as the team looks to establish a tougher identity this season. Plus, they discuss the NFL's international games, Hollywood shares a story about a Jonas Brothers encounter at the radio station, and the crew revisits Miami's expectations for joint practice and the season ahead. The guys also debate the possibility of college football conference realignment and whether the Hurricanes could eventually leave the ACC for the SEC or Big Ten, though the Canes' high expectations in the ACC could keep that from happening anytime soon.

Omar Kelly joins live from Washington, D.C. as the Dolphins get ready for their joint practice with the Commanders, discussing what he'll be watching for and what would make the day a success. Omar is focused on seeing growth from Miami's young players, with particular attention on the trenches and how the Dolphins' offensive line holds up. He also wants to see how Miami's secondary handles Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels and continues to be encouraged by Malik Willis. Plus, Omar praises Jeff Hafley's communication skills, discusses concerns about the Dolphins' offensive-line depth and the ever-present risk of injuries, and explains what a successful season would look like for Miami.

Joe Rose joins Hollywood to discuss whether Miami's nightlife can really be a distraction for Dolphins players, arguing it shouldn't be an issue if the team has the right players and culture in place. The guys also discuss Malik Willis' strong camp and how he'll handle facing an actual opponent in joint practice, Miami's first depth chart and the team's willingness to put young players in starting roles, and the Dolphins' lack of depth—especially along the offensive line. Plus, Joe looks back at last year's embarrassing joint practice with the Lions and explains why getting off to a good start against Washington is so important, before discussing whether college football teams could ever hold joint practices and the high cost of making them happen.

Alex Donno joins Hollywood to break down why expectations are sky-high for the Miami Hurricanes this season. Donno feels great about Miami's roster and schedule, calling the Canes the clear favorite to win the ACC and saying, “If this isn't the year for Miami to win the ACC, I don't know when.” Plus, Donno explains why Miami can't afford to get complacent and why the Hurricanes are focused on staying in the moment rather than buying into all the preseason hype.

Donno lays out what would qualify as a successful season for the Miami Hurricanes, arguing that after making the national championship game last season, the next step is finally winning the ACC. He says the minimum goal should be an ACC championship and at least one College Football Playoff win, with the ultimate goal being a national championship. Plus, the guys break down Miami's schedule and what it could take for the Canes to make another deep playoff run.

Alex Donno weighs in on Omar Kelly's “South Beach flu” take and whether the Dolphins can build a stronger culture under the new regime. Donno also discusses why Miami's 13-pick draft class will provide an early evaluation of the new GM's ability to identify and develop talent. Plus, the guys look ahead to a critical evaluation year for Malik Willis, who could determine whether the Dolphins stick with him at quarterback or potentially draft a QB next year. With the Dolphins' new GM and head coach having previously worked with Willis in Green Bay, they know his game better than most.

On Tuesday's show, Joe breaks down the latest Dolphins developments as Miami prepares for joint practices with the Commanders and continues shaping its roster. The guys discuss the Dolphins' trade for Patriots offensive lineman Caedan Wallace, the importance of developing Miami's 21 young players from the last two draft classes, and whether the team could remain active on the waiver wire and in the trade market. Omar Kelly joins to preview the joint practices, discuss Miami's offensive and defensive lines, Malik Willis' strong arm and the infamous “South Beach Flu.” Plus, the crew debates Jerry Rice vs. Antonio Brown in the GOAT conversation, reacts to the Bills' new stadium and uniforms, checks in on the Marlins and Heat, and Hollywood's Headlines features Nikola Jokic rumors, sports-card drama, NFL viewership and more.

Joe Rose and the crew look ahead to the Dolphins' joint practice with the Commanders as Miami continues trimming its roster from 90 players to 53. The guys discuss Miami's trade for a Patriots offensive lineman, the positions of strength and concern, why Joe expects the Dolphins to stay active with waiver claims and potential trades, and the team's record amount of dead salary-cap money. Plus, they provide an update on rookie WR Chris Bell's recovery, debate LeSean McCoy ranking Antonio Brown over Jerry Rice, discuss the booming sports-card market after a Shohei Ohtani card worth millions was pulled in Boca, and Joe compares Don Shula's demanding Dolphins practices to Bill Walsh's approach in San Francisco while revisiting some of Miami's recent draft misses.

Hour 2 features a mix of NFL debates, Dolphins camp updates and Hollywood's Headlines. Joe and Hollywood react to the backlash surrounding the Bills' new stadium and uniforms before debating the greatest football players of all time, with Joe making the case for Jerry Rice over Antonio Brown. The guys also discuss Brown's late-career meltdown and whether players should be judged by their entire careers or their peak. Plus, they break down the Dolphins' trade for a depth offensive lineman, Chris Bell's return from injury and the importance of Miami developing its 21 young players from the last two draft classes. Hollywood's Headlines covers NFL Network and RedZone returning to Xfinity, the Hall of Fame Game's strong viewership, a wild attempt to lure Nikola Jokic to Greece, a $12,000 Patrick Mahomes card theft and Hollywood's upcoming card show.

Hour 3 features Omar Kelly joining Joe Rose to preview the Dolphins' upcoming joint practice with Washington, discuss Miami's offensive and defensive lines, and debate whether seventh-round pick Zeke Biggers could beat out first-rounder Kenneth Grant for a starting job. The guys also discuss the Caedan Wallace trade, Malik Willis' strong arm and ability to throw on the run, and whether he can develop chemistry with Miami's young receivers. Plus, Joe and Omar debate the infamous “South Beach flu” and whether Miami's nightlife actually affects the Dolphins. The hour also includes Marlins playoff-push talk, the NBA schedule leaks and the Heat's Christmas Day matchup with Boston, and Joe's strong opinions on the future of LIV Golf and the PGA Tour.

Hour 4 wraps up with Hollywood promoting this weekend's big card show and the guys looking ahead to a Miami Hurricanes team with major expectations. Joe revisits the “South Beach flu” debate from earlier with Omar Kelly and explains why he believes the Dolphins need to do a better job evaluating players' backgrounds before signing or drafting them. Plus, Joe and Hollywood revisit the Jerry Rice vs. Antonio Brown GOAT debate and build their ultimate all-time football team. The show wraps with Omar Kelly joining to talk Miami Dolphins

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to preview the Dolphins' upcoming joint practice with the Commanders, sharing why he feels better about Miami's offensive line than its defensive line. Omar predicts seventh-round pick Zeke Biggers could start over first-rounder Kenneth Grant and discusses the addition of Patriots offensive lineman Caedan Wallace. Plus, Joe and Omar debate whether the infamous “South Beach flu” is real and if Miami's nightlife can impact the team's success, while Omar praises Malik Willis' arm strength and ability to make plays on the run.

The guys react to the backlash surrounding the Bills' new stadium, including complaints about obstructed sightlines and criticism of Buffalo's new uniforms. Joe and Hollywood also debate the Dolphins' old logo and why they believe it was better than the current one. Plus, Joe revisits the debate over the greatest football players of all time after LeSean McCoy ranked Antonio Brown ahead of Jerry Rice, making the case for Rice as the greatest wide receiver ever. The guys also discuss Brown's dramatic late-career meltdown and debate whether players should be judged by their entire careers or by their absolute peak.

Joe Rose and the crew look ahead to the Dolphins' joint practice with the Commanders as Miami continues trimming its roster from 90 players to 53. The guys discuss Miami's trade for a Patriots offensive lineman, the positions of strength and concern, why Joe expects the Dolphins to stay active with waiver claims and potential trades, and the team's record amount of dead salary-cap money. Plus, they provide an update on rookie WR Chris Bell's recovery, debate LeSean McCoy ranking Antonio Brown over Jerry Rice, discuss the booming sports-card market after a Shohei Ohtani card worth millions was pulled in Boca, and Joe compares Don Shula's demanding Dolphins practices to Bill Walsh's approach in San Francisco while revisiting some of Miami's recent draft misses.

The guys break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including Miami's trade for a depth offensive lineman from the Patriots and the return of rookie wide receiver Chris Bell, who has plenty of potential and could have been drafted higher if not for his injury last season. Plus, Joe explains why the Dolphins' young core will be crucial to the team's success, with 21 players from the last two draft classes—eight from last year and 13 from this year—having a major opportunity to prove they can be part of Miami's future.

The guys react to the NBA schedule beginning to leak, including the Heat opening the season against the Timberwolves and facing the Celtics on Christmas Day. Joe and the crew also break down what looks like a strong Christmas Day lineup across the NBA and debate whether the Knicks can repeat as champions.

Hollywood's Headlines covers the return of NFL Network and NFL RedZone to Xfinity, the Hall of Fame Game drawing its biggest audience since 2021 with 7 million viewers, and a wild attempt by a Greek businessman to lure Nikola Jokic away from the NBA to play for a team in Athens. Plus, a father-son duo is accused of stealing a Patrick Mahomes trading card valued at $12,000, and Hollywood previews the big card show he'll be attending this weekend, featuring plenty of celebrity athletes.

On Monday, Joe Rose and the crew go live from Dolphins training camp as Miami prepares for Friday's preseason opener and joint practices with Washington, with GM Jon Eric Sullivan joining to discuss roster construction, player development, and the team's young core. The guys also debate the Marlins' roster and spending approach, dive into college football scheduling and conference realignment, and discuss Ohio State star Jeremiah Smith, the best Dolphins jerseys and Baker Mayfield's competitive personality. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers the latest sports and pop-culture stories making news.

Joe Rose goes live from Dolphins training camp as Miami continues preparing for Friday's preseason opener against the Commanders. The guys discuss the many unanswered questions across the Dolphins roster, Malik Willis' strong camp, Chris Bell nearing a return from injury, and rookie Jacob Rodriguez's impressive play. Plus, the Marlins take two of three from the Angels behind two home runs from Griffin Conine, and Joe looks ahead to this week's joint practices with Washington, remembering last year's embarrassing session against the Lions.

Hour 2 features the latest from Dolphins training camp, where Miami continues quietly making roster moves as players are cut and new faces are brought in, reinforcing that the roster is far from finalized. Joe and the crew then debate whether the Marlins have reached their ceiling with their current roster and spending approach, when Miami will seriously invest to build a contender, why the team wasn't a buyer at the trade deadline, and whether an MLB lockout could be looming. Plus, Joe shares a story about an accidental garage sale, the guys talk about the first day of school across South Florida, and Caleb Douglas' strong start to camp before Hollywood's Headlines covers Jacob Wilson's MLB record, Ben Simmons' potential return, the changing Kyle Shanahan car accident story, a bizarre jury-duty scam, and a major Michael Jordan memorabilia sale.

Hour 3 features Dolphins GM Jon Eric Sullivan joining Joe Rose live from training camp to discuss player development, talent identification, and Miami's roster build under the new regime. Sullivan breaks down rookie Caleb Douglas, the competition between Jacob Rodriguez and Tyrel Dodson, Austin Jackson's return, Chris Bell's rehab, and why De'Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks are viewed as key pieces moving forward. The guys also look ahead to the Dolphins' joint practice with Washington and discuss how Miami's young players—13 rookies and eight players from last year's draft class—could make or break the season. Plus, Joe dives into the changing landscape of college football, from Miami's playoff run and the challenges of advancing to the next level to conference realignment, FCS scheduling and the possibility of Florida's top programs playing each other more often.

Hour 4 features more Dolphins talk as Joe Rose and the crew discuss the best Dolphins jerseys to own and react to the competitive nature of Baker Mayfield on the new quarterback show. The guys also look ahead to next year's NFL Draft and discuss Ohio State star Jeremiah Smith, who could be one of the top picks in the draft. Plus, Dolphins GM Jon Eric Sullivan joins Joe Rose to discuss Miami's roster construction, player development, Caleb Douglas and Jacob Rodriguez, Austin Jackson and Chris Bell's injury updates, the importance of De'Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks, and the team's upcoming joint practice with Washington.

Dolphins GM Jon Eric Sullivan joins Joe Rose to discuss player development, talent identification, and how Miami is building its roster under the new regime. Sullivan explains why the Dolphins drafted rookie WR Caleb Douglas and how he's already developing, while highlighting rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez and the competition between Rodriguez and Tyrel Dodson. He also provides updates on Austin Jackson's return, Chris Bell's rehab being ahead of schedule, and why Miami views De'Von Achane, Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks as key pillars of the franchise moving forward. Sullivan discusses his approach to roster construction, the challenges created by the salary cap, Miami's expectations to compete, and why this week's joint practice with Washington will be the Dolphins' first real test of the new-look team.

Joe and the crew discuss the biggest challenges players face when making the jump from high school to college and college to the NFL, before looking back at Miami's playoff run last season and comparing the Hurricanes to an NFL Wild Card team. Joe also explains why he doesn't like major college programs scheduling FCS opponents and makes the case for more games between Florida's biggest schools, including Miami, FSU, Florida, UCF, FIU and FAU. Plus, the guys discuss the latest conference realignment rumors, including questions about the future of the ACC, and how teams are avoiding difficult schedules to maximize wins and improve their playoff chances.

Joe breaks down the many unanswered questions surrounding the Dolphins heading into the season, with starting jobs still up for grabs across the roster and plenty of players getting opportunities to make an impact. The guys highlight rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez's strong camp and look ahead to this week's joint practices with the Washington Commanders, which could provide an early measuring stick for Miami. Joe also looks back at last year's embarrassing joint practice with the Lions and the media attention that followed.

Joe discusses whether the Marlins have reached their ceiling with their current roster and spending approach after hovering around .500 this season. The guys debate when Miami will seriously invest in the roster to build a legitimate contender, why the Marlins chose not to be buyers at the trade deadline, and whether bigger questions could be coming for MLB with the possibility of a lockout looming.

Hollywood's Headlines covers Jacob Wilson setting an MLB record for consecutive games without an error, Ben Simmons working toward a return to basketball, and the latest twists in the Kyle Shanahan car accident story. Plus, Hollywood shares a bizarre jury-duty scam targeting an elderly man and another massive sports memorabilia sale involving a Michael Jordan jersey.

Miami Hurricanes football talk is back in full swing this week for the hosts of The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. The beginning of training camp heralds the appearance of a bevy of Canes-related guests, including UM President Joe Echevarria, Don Bailey Jr., Gino Torretta, and Will Manso. Plus, reaction to reports of Malachi Toney emerging as a superstar so far through camp.

This week's Best of Dolphins features Joe Rose's conversations with Omar Kelly, Kyle Crabbs, Kim Bokamper, and Chris Perkins as the Dolphins continue through training camp and evaluate their roster. The guys break down Miami's biggest storylines, including Jonah Savaiinaea's development, Chop Robinson's growth, Malik Willis' expectations at quarterback, and the importance of the Dolphins finding impact players from their recent draft classes.

This week's Best of Joe Rose Show features Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joining the show as the Canes begin preseason camp, Mike Florio breaking down the biggest NFL storylines around the league, Joe reacting to Carson Beck's impressive Hall of Fame Game performance, and Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper sharing classic stories from their days with the Dolphins, including legendary pranks and memories from the Don Shula era.

Joe Rose goes live from Miami Dolphins training camp with the latest on the Dolphins, NFL, Hurricanes, and Marlins. The crew reacts to Carson Beck's impressive Hall of Fame Game debut, breaks down Malik Willis' skill set, and discusses Miami's young roster and the importance of finding impact players from their recent draft classes. Kyle Crabbs joins to analyze Dolphins camp standouts, including Chop Robinson, Jonah Savaiinaea, Jacob Rodriguez, Michael Taffe, and the future of the offensive line, while Mike Florio weighs in on Carson Beck, Aaron Rodgers' ESPN feud, Josh Allen's Super Bowl chances, the Patriots' offseason drama, and the 49ers' injury conspiracy. Plus, Joe and Hollywood discuss the wild NFL offseason, Hollywood's Headlines, and the Marlins' recent struggles after being swept by the Braves.

Joe Rose goes live from Miami Dolphins training camp and reacts to Carson Beck's impressive Hall of Fame Game debut after his journey from Georgia to Miami, where he led the Hurricanes to the national championship game. The guys debate whether it was the best Hall of Fame Game ever, discuss Malik Willis' unique skill set and the things he can do that Tua Tagovailoa couldn't, and break down Dolphins camp standouts like Willie Gay and Chop Robinson. Plus, the Marlins fall back to .500 after getting swept by the Braves, while the crew reacts to the 49ers' early injury problems and the conspiracy theory surrounding an electrical substation near their training facility.

Hour 2 focuses on the Dolphins' young roster and the importance of Miami hitting on its recent draft picks, as Joe Rose looks ahead to Year 2 for last season's rookies and explains why the Dolphins need several of their 21 young players to develop into legitimate contributors. The guys revisit draft picks that haven't worked out in the past, discuss how successful drafting could ease Miami's reliance on free agency, and highlight Zach Sieler's strong camp and the need to get creative with Devon Achane as defenses key in on him. Plus, the crew reacts to Carson Beck's impressive Hall of Fame Game performance, Aaron Rodgers ripping ESPN while appearing on ESPN, and Joe and Hollywood debate what they believe has gone wrong with the network. Hollywood's Headlines features WNBA drama, the latest controversy surrounding Kawhi Leonard, horse racing, and a bizarre story involving a Pembroke Lakes Mall bar.

Hour 3 features Kyle Crabbs joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the young players he expects to make the biggest impact and why Miami needs to find reliable front-line talent. Crabbs discusses rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, safety Michael Taffe turning heads, and the Dolphins' offensive line options if Austin Jackson can't stay healthy. He also shares his thoughts on Chop Robinson's improved camp, his added weight and why the new defensive scheme could be a better fit, while explaining why Jonah Savaiinaea looks more confident at right guard. Plus, Crabbs evaluates Malik Willis and Quinn Ewers before the guys discuss some of the wildest storylines from a chaotic offseason, including the Vrabel cheating allegations, Aaron Rodgers' ESPN feud, Brandon Aiyuk's drama with the 49ers and the Brendan Sorsby college football saga.

Hour 4 continues live from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and the crew discuss the Marlins preparing for their series against the Angels and debate just how dominant the Dodgers have been across Major League Baseball. Mike Florio joins the show to break down the Hall of Fame Game, Carson Beck's impressive NFL debut, Aaron Rodgers' comments about ESPN, and the respect Rodgers has shown for Mike Tomlin compared to new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy. Florio also discusses the pressure facing Buffalo's new head coach, whether Josh Allen can finally win a Super Bowl with the Bills, the potential impact of the Diana Russini-Mike Vrabel controversy on the Patriots, and the ongoing 49ers injury conspiracy theory surrounding their electrical substation. Plus, Joe explains why he likes the way Jeff Hafley is running the Dolphins, shares a classic Don Shula story about being forced to practice while sick, and the guys discuss how the NFL's current player safety culture differs from past generations.

Kyle Crabbs breaks down Chop Robinson's improved camp, explaining why the Dolphins' defensive scheme could be a better fit for him and how adding 10 pounds this offseason could help his game. Crabbs also discusses Jonah Savaiinaea's strong start at right guard and his renewed confidence, before weighing in on Malik Willis and why he isn't concerned about Willis' throwing mechanics. Plus, Crabbs explains why Willis should fit Miami's offense well and discusses Quinn Ewers' development as the Dolphins' projected backup quarterback.

Kyle Crabbs joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, discussing Miami's need to identify reliable front-line players and why first-round picks carry such high expectations. Crabbs highlights the young players he has the most confidence in, including rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez and rookie safety Michael Taffe, who has been turning heads at camp. The guys also discuss the challenges of transitioning from college to the NFL and what Miami should do along the offensive line, especially if Austin Jackson continues to struggle with injuries.

Mike Florio joins Joe Rose to discuss the Hall of Fame Game and why Carson Beck looked the part in his NFL debut. Florio also weighs in on Aaron Rodgers' recent ESPN rant, including Rodgers' apparent respect for Mike Tomlin compared to new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy. Plus, the guys discuss the pressure on Buffalo's new head coach and whether Josh Allen can finally lead the Bills to a Super Bowl, the potential impact of the Diana Russini-Mike Vrabel controversy on the Patriots, and the growing conspiracy theory surrounding the 49ers' electrical substation and the team's rash of training camp injuries.