Podcast appearances and mentions of Austin Jackson

Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to break down the Dolphins' joint practice with the Giants, where tempers flared and several scrums broke out. The guys discuss how Miami was outplayed, particularly along the offensive line as the Giants' defensive front dominated, raising more concerns about a Dolphins O-line already being viewed as one of the NFL's weakest. They also react to Austin Jackson's rough day and his decision to throw a punch, compare Miami's practice to other NFL fights that have resulted in fines, and debate how much teams actually benefit from joint practices. Plus, Joe and Dave highlight some of the great football talent to come out of South Florida.

The Dolphins are likely to add more players toward the end of training camp as teams make their final cuts, similar to what Miami did in 2019 when they found Zach Sieler, who remains with the team today. Joe also revisits the rough joint practice with the Giants, where New York's defensive line gave Miami's O-line fits and tempers flared. The guys discuss whether joint practices could eventually become a thing of the past and explain the situation behind Austin Jackson's punch, which came after Giants players took RB Jaylen Wright to the ground in practice.

Joe and Dave continue breaking down the Dolphins' physical joint practice with the Giants, including concerns about injuries after a chippy session and whether joint practices could eventually become a thing of the past. The guys revisit Austin Jackson's punch after Jaylen Wright was taken to the ground and discuss why players protecting their teammates can lead to things getting out of hand. Plus, they look at Miami's plans to add players when teams make their final cuts, remembering how the Dolphins found Zach Sieler during a similar roster shuffle in 2019. With Miami's depth still a major concern, Joe and Dave preview Saturday's preseason game against the Giants and debate how many starters will actually play after both teams got plenty of work in during the joint practice. Joe also compares today's obsession with Gatorade and electrolytes to his playing days, when players were drinking soda and even smoking cigarettes during practice

Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to break down the Dolphins' rough joint practice with the Giants, where Miami was outplayed and the Giants' defensive line dominated. The guys discuss the Dolphins' offensive-line concerns, Austin Jackson's struggles and ejection-worthy punch, the heated scrums at practice and how much teams actually get out of joint practices. Plus, Joe and Dave are fired up that football is finally back as they debate NFL QB battles, including Kirk Cousins vs. Fernando Mendoza in Las Vegas, Tua Tagovailoa's struggles in Atlanta and Dave's blunt take that “Tua is done,” as well as Deshaun Watson vs. Shedeur Sanders in Cleveland. The hour also features Dolphins talk, including Jeff Hafley joking about De'Von Achane touching the ball 40+ times, the increasingly chaotic college football eligibility landscape, the Marlins' home/road splits and why Miami may be ahead of schedule, and a look at some of the great football talent to come out of South Florida

On Friday, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde are back with a football-heavy show, breaking down the Dolphins' heated joint practice with the Giants and Miami's struggles against New York's dominant defensive line. The guys discuss concerns surrounding the Dolphins' offensive line and lack of depth, Austin Jackson's punch after Jaylen Wright was taken to the ground, and whether joint practices have become too chippy. Former Giants Pro Bowler Leonard Marshall joins the show to discuss CTE, brain health, his days playing alongside Lawrence Taylor, Bill Parcells and winning two Super Bowls. Mike Florio also joins to discuss the future of joint practices, potential NFL international expansion, college football's eligibility chaos, the Fernando Mendoza-Kirk Cousins QB battle and conflicts of interest involving NFL broadcasters with team ownership or consulting roles. Plus, Joe and Dave look ahead to the Dolphins' preseason matchup with the Giants, Miami's need for another backup QB, the Marlins' fading playoff hopes, the Hurricanes being just two weeks away and plenty more.

¡Por fin terminó la larga espera! La temporada 2026 de la NFL ya está aquí y la madrugada del 14 al 15 de agosto marca el inicio del camino para nuestros **Miami Dolphins**. En este episodio especial de una hora, Hugo Santos y Javi Martín analizan a fondo la auténtica revolución que ha sufrido la franquicia, desde los despachos hasta el último rincón del campo. Analizamos el sorprendente **cambio de CEO**, la disciplina militar que ha traído **Jeff Hafley** al Training Camp (¡se acabó la música de fondo!), las últimas e inesperadas **incorporaciones en la línea y secundaria**, las revelaciones de los novatos y nuestra predicción de cara al primer partido de pretemporada frente a los **Washington Commanders**. Además, te explicamos cómo la gerencia cerró el "robo del año" blindando el contrato de una de nuestras máximas estrellas ofensivas. ¡Ponte los auriculares y prepárate para vivir la pasión de los Dolphins! --- ## ⏱️ MARCAS DE TIEMPO (Secciones del Episodio) * **[00:00]** **Intro y propósitos de la temporada 2026:** El eclipse de la NFL está aquí. Los presentadores comparten sus objetivos personales para este año, desde reconciliarse con las analíticas avanzadas (EPA) hasta el desarrollo de una inteligencia artificial exclusiva para seguir el día a día de los Dolphins. * **[05:51]** **Terremoto en los despachos:** Tras 13 exitosos años, **Tom Garfinkel** deja su puesto como CEO y vicepresidente. Analizamos su tremendo legado empresarial (crecimiento de ingresos del 400%, remodelación del estadio, Fórmula 1 y tenis) y la llegada de **Daniel Silman** para asumir el rol comercial superior, dejando la parcela deportiva a John Sullivan y Jeff Hafley. * **[12:10]** **Últimas horas del mercado (Trade y Agentes Libres):** Desmenuzamos el trade express con New England Patriots para traer al tacle ofensivo de segundo año **Caedan Wallace**. ¿Tenemos un problema de profundidad detrás de Austin Jackson? Además, analizamos la llegada del esquinero veterano **Nigma Cloud** y la situación de los equipos especiales, donde **Riley Patterson** se consolida como kicker titular tras la lesión de Zane Gonzalez. * **[23:35]** **Profundidad defensiva y Clelin Ferrell:** Repasamos los reclutamientos de jóvenes como Tanner Wall y Amari Harvey en la secundaria, así como el corte del quarterback Mark Gronowski. También evaluamos el potencial del pass rusher **Clelin Ferrell** y la curiosa historia de cómo Christian Wilkins lo convenció para unirse a los Dolphins. * **[31:40]** **Análisis del Training Camp de Miami Gardens:** Adiós a la fiesta y el "Miami flow" de años pasados. Jeff Hafley impone entrenamientos hiper-cronometrados en pantallas gigantes, máxima intensidad física, repeticiones de 11 contra 11 y completo silencio. Evaluamos el imponente estado físico de **Chop Robinson**, el rol de líder de **Zach Sieler** y la advertencia para Fantasy: **De'Von Achane** podría recibir hasta 40 toques por partido. * **[45:10]** **Previa del debut de pretemporada vs. Commanders:** Qué buscar en el choque de la madrugada del viernes al sábado. El objetivo prioritario: salir sin lesionados. Analizamos la participación pactada de Malik Willis y la intensa batalla de suplentes que se avecina en la posición de quarterback. * **[51:25]** **Sorpresas en el Depth Chart No Oficial:** Debatimos sobre la inesperada titularidad del receptor novato **Caleb Douglas**. Analizamos también el puesto híbrido de Tight End/Fullback de **Ben Sims**, la sorpresiva irrupción del linebacker novato **Trey Moore** por delante de Willie Gay, y la inexperiencia de una secundaria liderada por jóvenes talentos. * **[1:01:20]** **Masterclass en la oficina:** Cómo Chris Sullivan se adelantó por completo al mercado de corredores blindando a **De'Von Achane** por 27.4 millones de dólares garantizados antes de que se dispararan contratos de 40 o 50 millones en otros equipos. * **[1:03:45]** **Despedida y cierre:** Toda la información sobre la plataforma transversal de Mundo Dolphins, la web, las redes sociales de Javi Martín en Blue Sky y la regularidad semanal del podcast durante la temporada regular. --- ## ENLACES DE INTERÉS Y REDES SOCIALES **Visita nuestra Web Oficial:** [mundodolfins.es](https://mundodolfins.es) para leer análisis detallados, estadísticas históricas y resúmenes exclusivos. ️ **Apóyanos:** Déjanos tus **5 estrellas** y una reseña positiva en Spotify e iVoox para ayudarnos a seguir creciendo.

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.

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.

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.

On Thursday's Joe Rose Show, football is officially back as the Hall of Fame Game kicks off the NFL preseason. Joe and the crew break down the latest Dolphins training camp storylines, including Austin Jackson's injury concerns, position battles, Malik Willis' strong play, and the biggest takeaways from Kim Bokamper and Omar Kelly. The guys also dive into Miami Hurricanes camp, Malachi Toney's star potential, the first College Football Top 25 rankings, and the expectations surrounding the Canes this season. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines, Hall of Fame Game talk, and Joe and Bo share classic old-school Dolphins stories, including legendary locker room pranks and memories from the 70s and 80s teams.

Hour 2 focuses on the latest from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper discuss Austin Jackson's injury and what it could mean for Miami's offensive line heading into the season. Bokamper explains why he believes the Dolphins are in a healthier place mentally after moving on from some of the team's biggest personalities, saying the current roster is filled with players hungry to prove themselves. The guys also discuss Jonah Savaiinaea's chances of taking a big step forward in Year 2, Greg Dulcich missing practice, and why toe injuries can be more serious than many fans realize. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines features the return of ESPN's The Ocho, changes to the Triple Crown schedule, a debate about the state of horse racing, Akron football letting a fan call plays, and Joe and Bo reminiscing about how different life was for Dolphins rookies during their playing days.

Hour 3 features Omar Kelly joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the rookies making an impact, Caleb Douglas' high upside despite an inconsistent camp, Juju Brents emerging in the secondary, and concerns about Kenneth Grant and Jalen Tolbert. Omar also discusses what the Dolphins should do if Austin Jackson can't stay healthy, sparking a lively debate after suggesting Jonah Savaiinaea should move to right tackle. Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper strongly disagree, continuing the discussion while breaking down Miami's biggest position battles and the wide receiver competition, where no clear No. 1 has emerged. The guys also share stories about growing up in Northern California, discuss Malik Willis' encouraging camp while Bo questions his throwing mechanics, and react to the national praise surrounding Mike McDaniel's work with the Chargers, with Bokamper wondering whether McDaniel's flashy style and personality will mesh with Jim Harbaugh

Hour 4 kicks off with the return of football as the Hall of Fame Game gets underway, including a discussion on betting the preseason opener and former Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck making his debut with the Cardinals. Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper then take listeners back in time with more classic Dolphins stories, sharing hilarious locker room moments, legendary pranks, and memories from the dominant Dolphins teams of the 1970s and 1980s. The guys also break down the first college football Top 25 rankings, why Miami landing at No. 7 reflects the program's rise, and how the Hurricanes' defense took a major step forward last season thanks to Corey Hetherman and Jason Taylor's impact as a coach and recruiter. Plus, Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss the latest Dolphins training camp storylines, including rookie standouts, Caleb Douglas' potential, Juju Brents' opportunity, Kenneth Grant's slow start, Austin Jackson's injury concerns, and the controversial idea of moving Jonah Savaiinaea to right tackle

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, highlighting the players who have stood out through the early weeks of practice. Omar discusses which rookies have impressed, why Caleb Douglas has flashed plenty of talent despite some inconsistency, and why he expects big things from cornerback Juju Brents this season. He also explains why he'd like to see more from rookie defensive tackle Kenneth Grant, provides an update on Jalen Tolbert after a quiet stretch in camp, and discusses Miami's options if Austin Jackson can't stay healthy. Plus, Omar suggests moving Jonah Savaiinaea to right tackle, sparking a spirited debate with Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper, who strongly disagree with the idea.

Former Dolphin Kim Bokamper joins Joe Rose to discuss the reaction to his recent comments about Miami needing to stay patient, explaining why he believes this year's team has a much different mentality after moving on from its biggest divas. Bokamper says the Dolphins are now filled with hungry players eager to prove themselves, creating a refreshing atmosphere around the organization. The guys also break down Austin Jackson's toe injury and why those injuries can be more serious than people realize, debate whether Jonah Savaiinaea is poised for a breakout after a difficult rookie season, discuss players missing practice with injuries, and project what Miami's offensive line could look like heading into the season

Hour 1 kicks off with Joe Rose and Hollywood discussing the growing excitement around the Miami Hurricanes after the first day of training camp, why the Canes look like legitimate contenders, and how Mario Cristobal's offensive line philosophy and quarterback Darian Mensah are already making an impression. The guys also dive into the latest from Dolphins camp, including Austin Jackson's injury concerns, Malik Willis continuing to impress, and Joe's thoughts on media bias when evaluating players. Plus, Joe reacts to the surprising news that Tom Garfinkel is stepping down as Dolphins CEO after 13 years, and the crew breaks down the Marlins' frustrating loss to the Braves after getting caught stealing for the final out.

Hour 4 features Joe Rose reacting to the surprising news that Tom Garfinkel is stepping down as CEO of Ross Sports Group, which oversees the Miami Dolphins. Joe discusses his appreciation for Garfinkel, the impact he had on the organization, and why the move caught him off guard while admitting he doesn't know much yet about new CEO Danny Silman. The guys also share their early impressions from the Hurricanes' first practice, including why Malachi Toney is already looking like a potential star. Plus, they react to Aaron Rodgers taking shots at ESPN while appearing on ESPN and discuss the top AFC contenders heading into the season. Chris Perkins also joins the show to continue breaking down Dolphins training camp, including the WR competition, Malik Willis' progress, Austin Jackson's injury concerns, Chop Robinson's development, Kadyn Proctor's future position, and Jonah Savaiinaea's potential bounce-back season.

Hour 3 features Chris Perkins joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including rookie Caleb Douglas' impressive start, Chris Bell's potential impact once he returns from injury, and Malik Willis' ability to make the most of his opportunities. Perkins also discusses Austin Jackson's injury concerns, whether Kadyn Proctor could move to tackle, Chop Robinson's development, Jonah Savaiinaea's confidence heading into this season, and why Kenneth Grant has yet to stand out. The guys also look back at past Dolphins draft decisions, especially passing on local talent, and whether missing out on Rueben Bain could become another mistake Miami regrets. Plus, Joe and Hollywood discuss the Hurricanes' loaded roster and potential NFL Draft talent before reacting to the Marlins losing to the Braves after a controversial caught-stealing play ended the game. The guys debate the decision, while breaking down Clayton McCullough's defense of the aggressive call.

On Wednesday, Joe and Hollywood break down the latest from Miami Hurricanes and Dolphins training camp. The guys discuss Dolphins camp storylines, including Austin Jackson's injury concerns, Malik Willis' strong performance, and Malik Washington emerging as a top receiver candidate. Chris Perkins joins the show to provide his insight on Miami's roster, including Caleb Douglas' potential, Chop Robinson's development, Jonah Savaiinaea's confidence, and the challenges facing today's NFL players. Plus, Joe reacts to Tom Garfinkel stepping down as Dolphins CEO after 13 years, shares his appreciation for Garfinkel's impact on the franchise, and discusses what comes next for the organization. The crew also debates the future of college football, NIL money, Aaron Rodgers' latest controversy, Hollywood's Headlines, and the Marlins' frustrating loss to the Braves after a controversial caught-stealing decision ended the game. All that and more on a packed Joe Rose Show.

Chris Perkins joins Joe Rose to discuss the latest from Dolphins training camp, including why rookie Caleb Douglas has been one of the most intriguing players to watch and could be in the mix for the team's top wide receiver spot alongside Malik Washington and Chris Bell once Bell returns from injury. Perkins explains why Bell reminds him of former Dolphins standout Chris Chambers, evaluates Malik Willis' steady play and ability to quickly correct mistakes, and discusses the ongoing concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health. The conversation also shifts to whether Kadyn Proctor could eventually move to tackle, Chop Robinson's development and why the Commanders joint practices will be a better measuring stick for him, Jonah Savaiinaea's confidence rebound after a difficult rookie season, and why Kenneth Grant has yet to stand out in camp.

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Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the impact of Austin Jackson missing practice and why Miami needs him healthy for the offensive line to reach its potential. The guys discuss whether rookie Kadyn Proctor should begin developing as the team's long-term right tackle, examine the biggest concerns surrounding the offensive line, and debate whether Malik Washington has a legitimate chance to emerge as the Dolphins' top wide receiver. Omar also shares his thoughts on the defensive line, highlights early camp standouts like Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea, and explains why confidence and handling criticism have become some of the biggest mental challenges for today's NFL players.

Hour 2 focuses on the latest from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose discusses Malik Willis continuing to spread the ball around and whether Malik Washington could emerge as Miami's top receiving target this season. The guys also react to former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel working with Justin Herbert in Los Angeles before Omar Kelly joins the show to break down Austin Jackson's absence from practice, the importance of keeping him healthy, and why rookie Kadyn Proctor may be the Dolphins' long-term answer at right tackle. Omar also discusses the biggest concerns surrounding Miami's offensive line, the wide receiver competition, standout performers like Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea, and the mental side of playing in the NFL, explaining why today's players often struggle more with confidence, criticism, and the constant pressure created by social media.

On Tuesday's Joe Rose Show, Joe and Hollywood go live from Miami Hurricanes training camp as the Canes begin preparing for what many believe could be a special season. Miami head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to discuss his commitment to the program, the nation's top recruiting class, building a culture of competition, and why he believes the Hurricanes are returning to their championship standard. The guys also dive into the latest Dolphins training camp updates, including Malik Washington's emergence, Austin Jackson's injury concerns, Malik Willis' impressive start, and Omar Kelly's thoughts on Miami's roster. Plus, Don Bailey Jr. and UM President Joe Echevarria join the show to discuss Miami's rise, the future of college football, conference realignment, and why the Hurricanes are once again becoming a national contender. All that and more from a packed day at Canes camp.

In hour 3 Joe Rose and Hollywood discuss the Dolphins' talent and depth, Austin Jackson's injury concerns, and Joe's own experience dealing with toe surgery. Joe also shares a classic story about Dan Marino, Don Shula, and the team's old-school approach to player health decisions. Plus, Miami Hurricanes color analyst Don Bailey Jr. joins the show to discuss Mario Cristobal's recruiting success, the future of the offensive line, and expectations for five-star left tackle Jackson Cantwell. Bailey also weighs in on the SEC and Big Ten potentially breaking away to form their own league, why Miami is the ACC's biggest national contender, Bill Belichick's transition to college football, the Hurricanes' early-season schedule, and why Dolphins training camp has shown a much different level of intensity compared to last season.

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Hour 2 begins with Dave Hyde sharing stories from his lobster-diving trip in the Florida Keys, including a memorable encounter with someone trying to steal his catch. The conversation shifts to Dolphins training camp, where Joe and Dave discuss Jeff Hafley's preference for 11-on-11 work over 7-on-7 drills, early standouts like rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, and why the team remains optimistic about Austin Jackson's health. The guys also react to the Panthers opening as Stanley Cup favorites before turning to the NBA, breaking down LeBron James' fit in Philadelphia, how the 76ers will balance so many ball-dominant scorers, and why they're one of the league's most intriguing teams. The hour wraps with a discussion on the Dolphins' long-term vision, debating whether Miami's recent struggles are more about poor drafting or poor player development, why so many jobs are up for grabs, and why the guys believe Mike McDaniel's leadership style ultimately fell short.

Joe Rose and Omar Kelly discuss Austin Jackson's health after head coach Jeff Hafley announced the Dolphins' right tackle is ready to go for training camp. The guys debate whether players should return as soon as they're medically cleared or wait until they feel completely healthy, weighing the risks of coming back too soon. They also talk about the fan experience at Dolphins training camp, including the confusion surrounding free tickets, with Omar insisting fans can simply show up and get in. Plus, they break down why the cornerback position remains one of the most wide-open battles on Miami's roster

On Thursday's show, Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose for a full day of Dolphins training camp coverage, breaking down the biggest storylines, roster battles, and questions facing Miami heading into the season. The guys discuss Austin Jackson's return from injury, which players are fighting for starting jobs, the competition at linebacker and cornerback, and why young players like Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea have a major opportunity to take the next step. Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley joins the show to discuss his vision for camp, Malik Willis' development, open competition across the roster, and his expectations for Miami's young players. Plus, Chris Perkins joins to discuss the Dolphins' draft-and-develop approach, potential breakout candidates, and why the trenches will be key this season. The crew also covers Tyreek Hill's uncertain future, NFL storylines connected to Miami, the Marlins' push against the Phillies, and more from around South Florida sports.

Hour 1 opens with Omar Kelly joining Joe Rose to break down the first day of Dolphins training camp, including head coach Jeff Hafley's announcement that Austin Jackson is healthy and ready to return. The guys discuss which starting jobs are still up for grabs, the key position battles at linebacker and in the secondary, and why this training camp presents a huge opportunity for young players to earn significant roles. They also debate how cautious teams should be with injured players returning to action, discuss the fan experience at training camp, and explain why Miami's cornerback competition will be one of the biggest storylines to watch. Plus, the crew reacts to the Marlins shutting out the Phillies for their second straight win, breaks down the Raiders' decision to start Kirk Cousins while developing rookie Fernando Mendoza, and discusses the release of Tony Romo's DUI bodycam footage

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including head coach Jeff Hafley announcing that right tackle Austin Jackson is fully healthy and ready to return. The guys discuss which Dolphins players have struggled to stay on the field, why several roster spots are wide open heading into camp, and which position battles will be the most important to watch. They also examine the competition at linebacker, the numerous openings in the secondary, and which defensive players have the best chance to earn starting roles before Week 1.

Joe Rose shares his list of Dolphins players he fully believes in—and the ones he's still not ready to trust—as he and Dave Hyde evaluate Miami's roster heading into training camp. The guys discuss why Zach Sieler has become one of the defense's most important leaders, particularly for the team's younger players, and revisit the concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's durability despite his strong play when healthy. They also examine why the Dolphins still have more questions than answers across the roster and debate which players must prove themselves this season.

Hour 1 opens with Joe Rose and Dave Hyde reacting to the Marlins finally ending their 12-game losing streak in dramatic fashion, rallying from a 7-5 deficit with a walk-off win against one of Philadelphia's top pitchers. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins as Joe reveals the players he trusts most—and the ones he's still skeptical of—heading into training camp. They break down Zach Sieler's leadership, Austin Jackson's durability concerns, and why Miami still has plenty of question marks, including Malik Willis and Chop Robinson. The hour also covers the latest surrounding Kyle Shanahan's frightening car accident, the 49ers' ongoing Brandon Aiyuk situation, Joe's list of Dolphins he wants to see take the next step this season, and why the Miami Hurricanes must avoid costly slip-ups as they enter the year with College Football Playoff expectations

Miami Dolphins training camp kicks off with discussions on offensive line flexibility and the recovery of key players like Austin Jackson. Discussions highlight Jordan Brooks' aggressive philosophy on live tackling and the importance of establishing a physical identity early in the season. Leroy also shares a frustrating personal experience with a medical pre-op appointment, while the crew reviews recent celebrity news in the 'Damage is Done' segment. 02:42 - Dolphins Reporting To Camp 07:00 - Dolphins Offensive Line Outlook 10:57 - Offensive Line Positioning 17:48 - Dolphins Training Camp Updates 22:04 - Jordan Brooks On Tackling 29:30 - Damage Is Done Segment 34:30 - Media Industry Perspectives 39:10 - Music And Celebrity News 44:00 - Athlete Recognition In Public

They analyze Jeff Hafley's recent media session regarding the Dolphins' offensive line and the decision to start Caden Proctor at left guard. The conversation details the health status of Austin Jackson, early training camp arrivals, and the overall improved depth compared to previous seasons. 01:00 - Cheez-It Taste Test 02:12 - Malik Willis Camp Arrival 02:53 - Jeff Hafley Media Session 06:31 - Austin Jackson Health Status 11:59 - Dolphins Injury Report

Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper break down the biggest stories around South Florida sports, including the growing speculation surrounding LeBron James after the Heat accidentally posted what appeared to be an introductory press conference video. The guys discuss why Miami remains the perfect basketball fit for LeBron, Giannis Antetokounmpo's impact on the franchise's appeal, and what a LeBron return could mean for Pat Riley's legacy. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins, with a deep dive into Miami's rookie class, training camp expectations, the importance of building through the draft, and whether the new regime has finally created a clear path toward sustained success. Bokamper shares classic Dolphins stories while the crew debates the team's realistic expectations, roster concerns, quarterback questions, and the pressure on young players like Kenneth Grant, Jonah Savaiinaea, and Malik Willis to deliver. Plus, the guys discuss the Marlins' nine-game losing streak, the NFL season outlook, Mike McDaniel's new role with the Chargers, the Chiefs' future, Austin Jackson's health, and Tyreek Hill's uncertain future after his serious injury.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose, Kim Bokamper, and Dave Hyde looking ahead to the upcoming NFL season as football gets closer and Dolphins rookie camp gets underway. The guys debate the AFC landscape, including whether the Chiefs are still the team to beat, why Joe believes the Chargers and Broncos could challenge them, the Patriots' potential resurgence, and what Mike McDaniel could bring as the Chargers' new offensive coordinator. The conversation turns back to Miami, with concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health and why the Dolphins' 13-player rookie class will be critical to the franchise's future. Joe and the crew break down expectations for young players like Kenneth Grant and Jonah Savaiinaea, look back at past Dolphins rookies who made immediate impacts, and share some fun stories along the way, including Bokamper's fishing adventures and the guys giving Jamie a hard time about his dating life.

Joe Rose and the crew discuss the biggest questions facing the Dolphins heading into the season, including concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health and whether Miami can finally avoid the draft mistakes that have held the franchise back. The guys talk about the opportunity for Miami's young players and rookies to make an impact, why finding the right quarterback is the most important piece of a rebuild, and how the Patriots changed their future by drafting Drake Maye. The conversation also turns to Malik Willis' expectations this season, the challenges he faces stepping into Miami's offense, and whether the Dolphins have enough weapons around him to succeed

Joe Rose, Kim Bokamper, and Dave Hyde look ahead to the upcoming NFL season as football gets closer and the Dolphins begin rookie camp. The guys debate whether the Chiefs are still the team to beat in the AFC West, with Joe explaining why he believes the Chargers and Broncos could challenge them this season. The conversation expands to the Patriots' chances of returning to relevance, Mike McDaniel's new role as Chargers offensive coordinator, and what his offense could look like in Los Angeles. Plus, the crew discusses the Dolphins' biggest roster questions, including Austin Jackson's health and whether he can stay on the field this season

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Kadyn Proctor has made a strong early impression at left guard, giving the Dolphins reason for optimism along the offensive line. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss whether Proctor could eventually move to right tackle if Austin Jackson isn't healthy to start the season, while also evaluating Miami's overall outlook up front. Although the projected starting five looks promising, the guys question whether the Dolphins have enough depth to withstand injuries. They also highlight Proctor's weight as the biggest concern surrounding his development, emphasizing the importance of staying in shape throughout his NFL career.

Hour 2 features the Heat adding Tim Hardaway Jr. and what his arrival means for Miami's rotation under Erik Spoelstra, with the guys giving Spoelstra credit for consistently maximizing his roster. The discussion then turns to the ongoing LeBron James sweepstakes, with Miami, Cleveland, and Golden State emerging as the primary contenders and debate centered on which destination gives him the best chance to win another title. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde argue Miami is the strongest basketball fit, while questioning whether a move to Golden State would be more of a farewell tour than a serious championship push given the Warriors' aging core. The hour also includes Marlins talk following their red-hot stretch and dominant win over the Rockies, including praise for Griffin Conine, plus Dolphins offensive line concerns centered on Kadyn Proctor's development at left guard, Austin Jackson's health at right tackle, and Miami's lack of depth behind the starters

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Hour 2 opens with Joe and Dave getting into some light National Donut Day conversation, including their favorite desserts and a debate over the best key lime pie spots in South Florida. The focus then shifts to the Dolphins as roster competition heats up in minicamp, with several young players beginning to separate themselves and wide receiver Malik Washington standing out for how quickly he's picking up the new system. The guys also react to Jeff Hafley's comments on Chop Robinson, agreeing that while the talent is there, it's time for production to match potential. They also discuss injury concerns around players like Austin Jackson and JuJu Brents, and dig into who will emerge as team leaders this season, including the idea that De'Von Achane will lead more by example than as a vocal presence. The hour wraps with Dolphins minicamp updates as the team edges closer to preseason practices against other opponents, plus a brief debate on whether Shohei Ohtani is already the greatest baseball player of all time

The guys react to recent comments from Jeff Hafley about Chop Robinson and discuss the expectations facing the young pass rusher entering a pivotal season for his development. While both agree Robinson has plenty of talent and upside, they emphasize that potential alone isn't enough and that it's time for him to consistently produce on the field. The conversation also focuses on players like Austin Jackson and JuJu Brents, who have shown they can be valuable contributors when healthy but have struggled to stay on the field throughout their careers. Plus, Joe and Dave examine who will emerge as the Dolphins' leaders this season, including the belief that De'Von Achane's can lead more through his performance and work ethic than by being a vocal, "rah-rah" presence in the locker room.

Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper open the hour with a discussion about injuries in sports, highlighting players like JuJu Brents and Austin Jackson and emphasizing how important it is for both to stay healthy this season. They talk about how injuries are part of the game, but note how the approach has changed over time, with today's players having more financial leverage, stronger agent influence, and a greater incentive to protect long-term contracts compared to the tougher, more “play through anything” era Joe and Bokamper came up in. The conversation also expands into how much money is now flowing through both the NFL and college football, including rising coach salaries and the changing business of the sport. The hour then shifts to baseball discussion before Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to break down Miami's recent sweep of the Nationals, praise Otto Lopez's breakout season, and highlight strong performances from Xavier Edwards, Liam Hicks, and Max Meyer as the Marlins continue trying to find consistency.

On Thursday's show, Joe Rose and the crew react to a frustrating Marlins loss to the Blue Jays despite 11 hits, with continued optimism around strong seasons from Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and Max Meyer. NBA Playoffs talk runs throughout the show, including Spurs–Thunder Game 6, physical play and officiating concerns, flopping around the league, and why the Knicks' return to the Finals has created massive buzz compared to other sports. The Heat offseason and Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors are a major focus, with discussion around what Miami would have to give up, whether Giannis would embrace the “villain” label, and if the Heat can realistically land a true superstar or need a broader reset. Dolphins OTAs are also heavily covered, with questions about Austin Jackson's health, Chop Robinson's development, and overall roster uncertainty, plus appearances from Omar Kelly and Brian Geltzeiler providing deeper insight on both the Dolphins' early practice takeaways and the latest NBA playoff and offseason storylines.