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The Joe Rose Show podcast has been a staple of my mornings for the past three years, and it never disappoints. As a fan of the Miami Dolphins since 1972, I appreciate Joe Rose's ability to keep it real and provide great stories that keep me engaged. Alongside him are Zack and Hollywood, who bring their own unique perspectives to the show and add an exciting dynamic. Being from Wilmington, Delaware, it's great to have a morning show that keeps me connected to my favorite team and South Florida sports.
One of the best aspects of The Joe Rose Show podcast is Joe himself. He has been in the industry for ages and knows how to entertain listeners with his genuine personality and ability to get the best guests on the show. He isn't afraid to tell it like it is and truly represents the fans' interests while also lovingly supporting the community. It's refreshing to have a host who understands what fans want to hear and provides insightful commentary.
However, there are a few downsides to this podcast. One aspect that could be improved is the availability of all hourly segments. Sometimes they are not uploaded at all or delayed until the next day, which can be frustrating for loyal listeners like myself who look forward to each segment throughout the day. This inconsistency in uploading can be off-putting at times.
In conclusion, The Joe Rose Show podcast is an absolute must-listen for any fan of South Florida sports or anyone looking for entertaining sports content in general. Joe Rose's ability to engage listeners, along with his talented co-hosts Zack and Hollywood, create an enjoyable experience every morning. Despite some inconsistencies with segment uploads, this show continues to be one that I tune into regularly for its unique perspective on sports news and its ability to provide mental relief from heavier topics happening around the country. Keep up the great work!
Fins training camp continues as they get ready to head to Chicago and face the Bears. Sheduer Sanders gets named the starter for the Browns first preseason game as Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett suffer injuries. Another toy on the court at a WNBA game. Chris Perkins joins.
Joe and Hollywood revisit their predictions for NIL when it first started. Sheduer Sanders is starting the Browns opening preseason game. Are we putting too much pressure on Little League baseball? Training camp is shifting back towards more physicality, quarterbacks expected to start preseason games.
Patrick Paul has impressed at camp, could be the LT of the future for the Dolphins. Chris Perkins from the Sun Sentinel joins as Dolphins camp continues to roll on. Hollywood's headlines includes ESPN buying WWE, NFL banning smelling salts, and another toy on the court in the WNBA.
Ja'Marr Chase has some interesting comments about his quarterback compared to Josh Allen. Tyreek Hill always has something to say, but Joe thinks he's too important to the team. Joe thinks Vegas is the best spot to travel in the NFL
Joe and Hollywood discuss where is the best place to travel in the NFL. First episode of Hard Knocks premiered last night, might as well have been the Josh Allen show.
Chris Perkins from the Sun Sentinel joins and gives a report on the status of the Dolphins as they prepare to go to Chicago to face the Bears in the preseason opener.
Joe thinks the defensive front 7 is the strongest unit on the Dolphins roster as DE Bradley Chubb joins the show. The Marlins lose to the Astros and snap a five game winning streak. Brett McMurphy joins to talk all things college football.
Zach Sieler speaks after getting a three year extension with the Fins. The Cleveland Browns sign an unprecedented SIXTH quarterback, former Dolphin Tyler Huntley. Dolphins defensive end Bradley Chubb joins.
Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver trusts his players. All NFL quarterbacks have pressure, except for maybe Patrick Mahomes. Hollywood's Headlines includes the return of Hard Knocks Training camp and toys on the court in the WNBA.
Joe thinks the Dolphins front 7 is the strongest unit on the roster. Brett McMurphy joins to talk all things college football. Teddy Bridgewater signs with the Bucs, better QB2 than Zach Wilson?
Travis Hunter gets listed as WR1 and CB2 for the Jags, but how much will he actually play on both sides? We will know what the Canes look like after the first month of the season before their schedule opens up.
Miami Dolphins defensive end Bradley Chubb joins the show and discusses the defense this season and what it's been like recovering from injury.
College football insider Brett McMurphy joins and talks some Miami Hurricanes football, then takes a look around the state and previews the Seminoles and Gators. Brett also tells us when to expect the college football playoff to expand to 16 teams
The Marlins SWEEP the Yankees and get back to .500 after being 16 games below .500 just a few months ago. Zach Sieler gets a 3 year extension with the Dolphins to silence any "hold-in" talk. Tyreek Hill continues to have interesting comments at training camp. Hollywood returns from vacation.
The Dolphins and DT Zach Sieler agree to a three year extension. The Marlins SWEEP the Yankees for the first time in franchise history and get back to .500. Tyreek Hill seems motivated and seems to have solved the 3rd down issue.
Miami's season opener against Notre Dame is less than a month away, but Clemson is still the top dawg in the ACC. Dolphins insider Omar Kelly joins and weighs in on the offensive line depth, the cornerback room woes, and Zach Sieler's extension. Hollywood returns from vacation and his headlines include Miami Heat memorabilia scandal and Luka Doncic gets skinny.
Quinn Ewers continues to impress at camp, but Joe hopes this isn't Skylar Thompson 2.0. Tyreek Hill seems bought in but will it translate to the regular season? Marlins win 5 straight games, 6 series wins in a row, SWEEP the Yankees, it's starting to feel like it's 2003.
Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins as the Marlins sweep the Yankees and are playing like the hottest team in baseball. Zach Sieler's hard work pays off with big extension. Who's closer to a championship? Marlins or Dolphins?
Dolphins writer Omar Kelly joins and gives his take on the Fins offensive line depth, the cornerback room woes, and Zach Sieler's contract extension.
Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins as the Marlins sweep the Yankees and are playing like the hottest team in baseball.
On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by Athlete's Unlimited Softball League Champion, Sydney Romero. She talks about the journey to the inaugural AUSL Championship and when she finally plans on resting. Jordan then goes in depth into the social media side of Women's Sports and how that is helping to grow the game in her "Let's Get Down To Business" segment.
The Marlins hold on to their core despite rumors that they'd be sellers at the MLB trade deadline. Dolphins training camp continues to roll on, Omar Kelly can't wrap his head around the lack of open competition. Cornerbacks and O-line depth are the biggest issue for the Dolphins right now. Mike Florio and Alain Poupart join.
Football is officially back as the Hall of Fame game took place last night. The Marlins hold on to their young stars and avoid a "firesale" at the trade deadline. Dolphins focus on culture and camaraderie, Cam Smith has lost his confidence.
Does the defense fall on Anthony Weaver or does Mike McDaniel have final say? Omar argues that the Fins didn't even have a plan with the cornerback position this offseason. Dolphins SI writer Alain Poupart joins.
Inter Miami is worth over a billion dollars, could be more than the Miami Marlins. Omar gets worked up that the Dolphins don't have open competition and the depth chart always stays the same.
Although Jesus Sanchez was traded the Marlins kept their core intact at the trade deadline. Profootballtalk's Mike Florio joins and discusses the Christian Wilkins situation, the new kickoff rules, and NFL holdouts.
Profootballtalk's Mike Florio joins and discusses the Christian Wilkins situation, the new kickoff rules and the new season of Netflix's Quarterback.
Alain Poupart joins and weighs in on the Miami Dolphins cornerback situation, the lack of open competition, and the offensive line.
The cornerback room goes from bad to worse as Kader Kohou suffers a season-ending injury. Quinn Ewers has impressed in training camp but Joe still thinks Wilson is the clear QB2. Lack of offensive line depth could become a major problem this season. The Marlins win their fifth straight series as the MLB Trade Deadline is today and the Marlins are expected to be active.
Marlins win a fifth straight series. Today is the trade deadline, and the fanbase wonders whether they'll be buyers or sellers. Zach Wilson and Quinn Ewers are looking good in training camp — but then again, so did Skylar Thompson last season... The Cornerback room is still wide open, and it's becoming a concern.
Omar Kelly and Kim Bokamper join Joe live in studio and discuss what the Fins are going to do now that Kader Kohou is out for the season. Omar argues that the Fins should experiment with open competition for the backup quarterback position. Depth at offensive line is a concern.
Patrick Paul has impressed at training camp so far. The front seven looks loaded with Chubb and Phillips back from injury and Brooks, Dodson, and Gay have looked good. Mike McDaniel is emphasizing physicality this season.
Jaelen Phillips and Bradley Chubb return from injury, the guys discuss what to expect coming back from major injuries suffered last season. Omar and Bo debate which is a bigger problem for the Dolphins, the O-line depth or the Cornerback room.
Chris Perkins from the Sun Sentinel joins and discusses the holes on the Dolphins roster. The cornerback room goes from bad to worse with Kohou's injury. Offensive line depth could become a big problem if any starters get injured.
Dolphins have strung together a few good practices to start training camp, but their secondary suffers a major blow as Kader Kohou goes down with a season ending injury. Sandy Alcantara throws 5 scoreless innings as trade rumors continue to heat up, the deadline is Thursday at 6pm.
The Dolphins have put together some good practices in the early days of training camp. Offensive tackle Austin Jackson joins. The Canes transfer class is loaded, but the receiver position is a bit of a concern.
Joe predicts over 2,500 yards for Hill and Waddle combined, but he thinks 2k for Hill is a stretch. Cam Ward rewrote Miami's record books last season, but much of that came out of necessity with the team often playing from behind. This year, Donno hopes Carson Beck can thrive with more of a balanced attack
Quinn Ewers has impressed at camp but Joe believes Zach Wilson is safe as QB2. News breaks that Dolphins corner Kader Kohou suffered a season-ending injury.
Kader Kohou goes down with a season-ending injury, do the Dolphins sign another veteran cornerback? Or is it next man up for the Fins?
Miami Dolphins Right Tackle Austin Jackson joins as training camp heats up. Now entering his sixth NFL season, AJ shares his thoughts on stepping into a leadership role and how the team is coming together heading into the new year
News breaks live on the show that Dolphins CB Kader Kohou suffered a season ending injury. Joe and Alex Donno weigh in with initial reactions.
Alex Donno joins Joe and they go over all things Canes. Lots of new faces on the roster as the Canes made a major splash in the transfer portal, however the wide receiver room may be a concern. Clemson is still the team to beat in the ACC.