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In hour one, fallout from the Dolphins tough practice vs the NY Giants yesterday. Gelb kicks off his week of shows taking shots at Solana and Crowder. Plus, Mike Cugno makes a strong case for a Chop Robinson revival on the Dolphins defensive front this season.

CBS4 sports anchor and Dolphins sideline reporter, Mike Cugno, shares his takeaways from yesterday's joint practice, why he's hopeful for a turnaround season for Chop Robinson and the case for Caleb Douglas to continue showing flashes.

Joe breaks down the Dolphins' improving young core, including Chop Robinson emerging as Miami's top pass rusher, Jonah Savaiinaea's progress, the three rookie wide receivers and why the “Core 21” could be critical to the team's success. The guys also discuss Malik Willis' strong play and whether Miami still needs another backup QB. Plus, Joe dives into high school and college football, discussing the teams to beat, why college football is better when the biggest national brands are competitive, what it takes to make the College Football Playoff and whether the SEC or Big Ten is the stronger conference. Chris Perkins joins to discuss the Dolphins' roster, backup QB battle, rookie pass catchers, offensive line and concerns about Miami's depth

Joe breaks down the latest Dolphins developments, including the major improvement from Chop Robinson, who is emerging as Miami's best pass rusher after a disappointing rookie season. Jonah Savaiinaea has also taken a step forward, while the guys discuss Miami's three rookie wide receivers and why the “Core 21”—the 13 rookies from this year's draft and eight players from last season—could be the key to the Dolphins' success. Plus, Malik Willis continues to look promising as the guys debate whether Miami still needs to add another backup quarterback.

Penn State defensive end Max Granville has been around football his entire life — and now he wants to add his name to one of the strongest edge-rusher traditions in college football.The Sugar Land, Texas native shares how his father helped develop his game from an early age, including early-morning workouts and even putting on his old football pads to help Max sharpen his technique. Granville also recalls the freshman-year scoop-and-score that changed his high school career and the three-sack playoff performance that showed him college football could become a reality.Granville explains why Penn State's history at defensive end ultimately brought him to Happy Valley, pointing to players like Abdul Carter, Chop Robinson and Micah Parsons as examples he hopes to follow. He also discusses transforming his body after arriving at Penn State, the impact of the coaching staff, his faith, and what he hopes his legacy will eventually mean both on and off the field.Presented by PAM Health: https://pamhealth.com/

On Tuesday, Joe Rose and the crew break down the latest from South Florida sports, starting with the Dolphins as they prepare for their preseason matchup with the Giants. The guys discuss Miami's roster battles, Quinn Ewers' rough camp, Chris Bell's return from injury, the development of Jonah Savaiinaea and Chop Robinson, and why Joe's “21 Club” could be crucial to the Dolphins' success. Plus, Kyle Crabbs joins to analyze the Dolphins' offensive line, run game, linebacker room and roster concerns. The Marlins' playoff push continues with a wild loss to the Phillies after a controversial call, while Alex Donno joins to preview the Miami Hurricanes with the college football season just two weeks away, discussing the Canes' loaded skill-position groups, reloaded offensive line and defensive additions. The guys also dive into the changing college football QB landscape, the possibility of quarterbacks making $10 million-plus, the latest NBA controversy involving Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard, and plenty more from Hollywood's Headlines.

Joe and the crew dive into the latest Dolphins preseason news, discussing the importance of staying healthy, the continued improvement of Jonah Savaiinaea and Chop Robinson, and whether Miami needs to add another backup quarterback after Quinn Ewers' rough preseason debut. Plus, with the Dolphins' cap space extremely tight, the guys discuss the challenges of filling out the roster. The Marlins' playoff push takes center stage after a controversial call appeared to cost Miami in a loss to the Phillies, with both teams battling for a postseason spot. Joe also reacts to the NBA clearing Clippers owner Steve Ballmer of wrongdoing in the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap controversy and discusses South Florida sports owners. Plus, a wild NFL stat: the Jets went an entire 17-game season without recording an interception.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the big news involving Chris Bell, another big day for Chop Robinson, Kyle Louis' expanded role, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and Blusky at @alainpoupart.bsky.social, and for more (free) Miami Dolphins content, visit Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The guys react to Tua Tagovailoa's rough and timid preseason debut with Atlanta, including a fumble on his first snap, while also discussing Jaxson Dart's hard hit in the Giants' preseason opener ahead of their matchup with Miami. Plus, the Jayden Daniels-LSU jersey feud continues and Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley shows frustration with Ollie Gordon's unnecessary penalty. Omar Kelly joins to discuss Miami's roster needs, including the possibility of adding another quarterback after Quinn Ewers' struggles and another wide receiver, while breaking down Malik Willis' scrambling ability, the development of Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea, and the importance of the Dolphins' young players. Hollywood's Headlines wraps up the hour with station promotions and some horse racing talk.

Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss the Dolphins' roster following their preseason opener, including why Miami could look for another quarterback after Quinn Ewers' struggles and why the team should add another wide receiver. Omar also breaks down what he wants to see from Malik Willis as a runner, the importance of young players stepping up, and the improved play of Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea. Plus, Omar ranks Miami's rookies based on what he's seen so far, expects the Dolphins to be aggressive adding players before the season, and wraps up by discussing Tua Tagovailoa's timid preseason debut with Atlanta.

Tobin and Leroy Hoard debate the fairness of "Stock Down" labels for late-round draft picks during their daily training camp evaluation. They discuss Chop Robinson's pass-rushing success and the injury-depleted defensive line before clashing over developmental expectations for rookies. 01:21 - Dolphins Practice Update 02:45 - Chop Robinson Stock Up 03:08 - Rookie Development Debate 09:28 - Draft Round Expectations

Joe breaks down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the strong play of rookie WR Caleb Douglas and a promising start from Chop Robinson. The guys discuss whether Robinson can finally turn his pressure into more sacks this season, what Miami needs to see from its veteran receivers, and expectations for tonight's preseason matchup against the Commanders. Plus, Joe explains why he wants to see more from rookie DT Kenneth Grant.

Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss why he feels good about Malik Willis while also highlighting several areas of concern on the Dolphins roster. Omar questions whether Tutu Atwell will make the team with AJ Henning pushing for his spot, and he breaks down Miami's concerns in the secondary. Plus, Omar suggests the Dolphins consider bringing back former TE Jonnu Smith and explains why he's impressed with Chop Robinson but still has concerns about Robinson's ability to set the edge.

Hour 4 features the latest on the Marlins' playoff push and a preview of tonight's Dolphins preseason matchup with Washington, with Miami favored by 3.5 points as the Commanders are expected to rest many of their veterans. Mike Florio joins to discuss the LSU/Jayden Daniels jersey feud, whether the NFL should eliminate the preseason, Tua Tagovailoa's QB battle in Atlanta and the Bills' new stadium issues. Plus, Omar Kelly weighs in on Malik Willis, Miami's roster concerns, the Tutu Atwell-AJ Henning battle, the Dolphins' secondary, a potential Jonnu Smith reunion and Chop Robinson's development.

Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss why he feels good about Malik Willis while highlighting several areas of concern on the Dolphins roster, including the secondary and the battle between Tutu Atwell and AJ Henning for a roster spot. Omar also suggests Miami consider bringing back former TE Jonnu Smith and explains why he likes what he's seen from Chop Robinson but remains concerned about his ability to set the edge. Plus, the guys preview tonight's Dolphins preseason game against the Commanders before Marc Ross from NFL Network joins to discuss the preseason, the Raiders choosing Kirk Cousins over rookie Fernando Mendoza, whether the Chiefs remain among the AFC's elite, and why he expects another tough season for Miami. Ross also evaluates Malik Willis' future, the flawed Bears roster and Saints rookie QB Tyler Shough.

Joe Rose and the crew get you ready for the Dolphins' first preseason game tonight against the Washington Commanders, reacting to plenty of preseason action from around the NFL. Joe also puts a spotlight on Miami's “21 Club”—the 13 rookies from this year's draft and eight players from last year's class—as they look to make an impact. The guys break down Caleb Douglas' impressive camp, Chop Robinson's strong start and whether he can finally turn his pressure into sacks, while Joe wants to see more from rookie DT Kenneth Grant. Plus, the guys react to the bizarre feud between Jayden Daniels and LSU over his former No. 5 jersey, debate whether the Raiders should start rookie Fernando Mendoza or veteran Kirk Cousins, and have some fun discussing their Uber habits and experiences.

On Friday, Joe Rose and the crew get you ready for the Dolphins' first preseason game tonight against the Washington Commanders, breaking down Malik Willis' potential, Caleb Douglas' impressive camp, Chop Robinson's development, the WR room and what to watch for from Miami's young roster. Omar Kelly and NFL Network's Marc Ross join to discuss the Dolphins' outlook, roster concerns and key NFL storylines, while the guys also dive into the bizarre Jayden Daniels-LSU jersey feud. Plus, Mike Florio weighs in on whether the NFL should eliminate preseason games, Tua Tagovailoa's QB battle in Atlanta and the Bills' new stadium

Kyle Crabbs joins Joe Rose to break down the Dolphins' rough joint practice with Washington, pointing to the experience gap between the Commanders—the NFL's oldest team—and the Dolphins, the league's youngest roster, as a factor in Washington's strong performance. Crabbs highlights Chop Robinson and Caleb Douglas as individual standouts, noting that Chop is gaining confidence, while rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez continues to fly around the football. Crabbs also discusses the excitement surrounding injured rookie WR Chris Bell and breaks down Miami's offensive line, including new addition Caedan Wallace and whether he can get up to speed in time to play in Friday's preseason game.

Hour 2 features the start of the NFL preseason, college football conference realignment and transfer portal chaos, and a look back at the Dolphins' joint practice with Washington. Joe and the guys debate whether more realignment is coming, discuss the massive amount of money flowing through college football and how schools are competing for players in the transfer portal, including Miami's attempt to poach Pitt's QB. Plus, Kyle Crabbs joins to break down the Dolphins' joint practice, highlighting Chop Robinson, Caleb Douglas and Jacob Rodriguez while discussing Miami's young roster, Caedan Wallace's arrival and the excitement surrounding Chris Bell. Hollywood's Headlines closes out the hour with Russell Westbrook's retirement, the Browns' Deshaun Watson-Shedeur Sanders QB battle and Jayden Daniels' dispute with LSU.

Joe Rose goes live from Washington, D.C. following the Dolphins' rough joint practice with the Commanders. Joe provides updates from all the Dolphins biggest storylines from day one in DC. Plus, the guys react to Kyler Murray winning the Vikings' starting QB job over J.J. McCarthy, Tua Tagovailoa's move to Atlanta and the Dolphins' young core, before Kyle Crabbs breaks down the joint practice and highlights Chop Robinson, Douglas and Jacob Rodriguez. Pete Prisco joins to discuss the biggest NFL storylines, including the Bills, Arch Manning, the Browns' QB battle and the NFL's top teams. Plus, the show covers college football realignment and transfer portal madness, Hollywood's Headlines, the Marlins' playoff push and Griffin Conine's hot streak

Hour 4 features more college football talk as Joe discusses Mario Cristobal's job at Miami and compares his coaching style to past Hurricanes coaches like Larry Coker, Butch Davis and Howard Schnellenberger. Plus, Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins' rough joint practice with Washington, highlighting standout performances from Chop Robinson, Caleb Douglas and Jacob Rodriguez. Pete Prisco also joins Joe Rose to discuss the biggest NFL storylines, including Kyler Murray winning the Vikings' QB job, Tua Tagovailoa's outlook in Atlanta, the Browns' QB battle, Arch Manning, the Bills and the NFL's top teams.

¡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.

Miami Dolphins Training Camp Day 10 is in the books, and Jacob Rodriguez continues to make noise. Is the rookie linebacker starting to take control of a starting job? We break down everything we saw at practice, including the latest on Malik Willis, a heated Patrick Paul vs. Chop Robinson matchup, the Dolphins' developing position battles, and several young players making their case before the preseason opener. Plus, the Miami Dolphins injury list is growing, opportunities are opening across the roster, and we have our Stock Up and Stock Down from Practice 10. With a joint practice against the Washington Commanders coming Wednesday and the preseason opener Friday, we're about to learn a lot more about this Dolphins roster. Subscribe to Fins Faithful for Miami Dolphins news, training camp reports, analysis and year-round Dolphins coverage.

Tobin and Leroy discuss the physical intensity at Miami Dolphins training camp, focusing on a heated exchange between rookies Patrick Paul and Chop Robinson. Leroy awards his Game Ball to the Miami Marlins for their weekend performance and shares the humorous difficulties of navigating daily life while wearing a medical sling. 01:00 - Dolphins Training Camp Update 05:09 - Weekend Game Balls 08:38 - Leroy's Injury Struggles

Leroy argues that Tyler Herro's claim of having a chip on his shoulder in Milwaukee should actually be an apology for his lack of availability during his time in Miami. They compare the potential impact of Ben Simmons versus Bradley Beal on the Heat roster and discuss the spacing issues of potentially adding DeMar DeRozan. Additionally, a training camp fight between Dolphins rookies Patrick Paul and Chop Robinson highlights the competitive nature of practice. 01:57 - Florida Sports Headlines 06:34 - Ben Simmons Comeback Debate 10:58 - Comparing Simmons and Beal 17:35 - Heat Spacing and DeRozan 26:44 - Herro Milwaukee Comments 37:20 - Paul and Robinson Scuffle 42:37 - Game Balls and Bums

Tobin and Leroy break down the chippy practice session between Dolphins rookies Patrick Paul and Chop Robinson. They discuss the concerns surrounding the Buffalo Bills' new stadium architecture and whether Ben Simmons could actually help the Miami Heat. The conversation also turns to Sergei Bobrovsky's departure and its emotional impact on younger fans. 06:01 - Stadium Architecture Fail 10:43 - Joint Practice Impact 15:50 - Dolphins Injury Update 21:15 - Zach Sieler Absence 27:01 - Stadium Dome Debate 35:42 - Jeff Hafley Evaluation 41:01 - Mic'd Up Football 46:13 - Dehydration Safety Concerns 50:30 - Ben Simmons Comeback 57:00 - Bradley Beal Concern 01:04:58 - Heat Roster Spacing 01:14:52 - Tyler Herro Comments 01:25:36 - Patrick Paul Fight 01:33:00 - Leroy's Injury Struggles 01:38:00 - Chris Bell Rehab 01:53:37 - Malik Willis Leadership 02:11:31 - Adam Vinatieri Speech 02:16:26 - Monta Ellis Delusion 02:28:10 - De'Von Achane Praise 02:34:18 - Tommy's Bobrovsky Heartbreak

Tobin and Leroy break down the latest news from Miami Dolphins training camp, including John Eric Sullivan's update on Chris Bell's impressive recovery timeline. They also discuss the intense battles between Patrick Paul and Chop Robinson, evaluate Monta Ellis's bold career comparisons, and critique the design of the new Buffalo Bills stadium. 02:30 - Dolphins Preseason Practice News 06:30 - Malik Washington Recovery Timeline 16:27 - Commanders Preview and Leadership 22:06 - Training Camp Stock Report 30:45 - Minor League Baseball Recap 35:42 - Hall of Fame Highlights 40:41 - Monta Ellis Career Comparisons 45:06 - Buffalo Bills Stadium Controversy

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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 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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Leroy falls for a fake social media report claiming Tom Holland and Zendaya broke up, leading to a hilarious realization about his unreliable social media feed. They also discuss Dolphins training camp standouts like Chop Robinson and Jacob Rodriguez, including Coach Jeff Hafley's praise for their defensive impact. The conversation shifts to Giannis Antetokounmpo's move to South Florida and the practicalities of dealing with local iguana infestations. 01:53 - Dolphins Physical Training Camp 05:04 - Hafley Defends Jonah Savaiinaea 12:25 - MLB Trade Deadline Updates 17:34 - Jacob Rodriguez Defensive Impact 21:40 - Giannis South Florida Relocation 26:01 - Fake Iguana Exterminator Bit 39:01 - Hall of Fame QB Preview 49:11 - Leroy Falls for Fake News

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Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including head coach Jeff Hafley's preference for 11-on-11 work over 7-on-7 drills because it better replicates game situations. The guys discuss a somewhat sloppy day of practice overall but highlight several bright spots, including a strong showing from Malik Willis, who displayed his arm strength and made several impressive throws. They also discuss encouraging performances from rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Chris Johnson, along with Chop Robinson's move to the right side of the defensive line after primarily playing on the left last season, and what that change could mean for Miami's pass rush.

Miami Dolphins On SI Publisher Alain Poupart breaks down all the developments from the second day of training camp, including Chop Robinson's eye-opening performance, the offensive struggles involving turnovers and penalties, and everything else in between. For more Miami Dolphins content, visit miamidolphinsonsi.com for free stories. And make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and Blusky at @alainpoupart.bsky.social.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Kyle Crabbs, host of Locked On Dolphins, joins Joe Rose to share the latest from Dolphins training camp. Crabbs breaks down how Miami's defensive line is taking shape, where players are lining up, and what to expect from the team's rookie class this season. He also discusses the lack of continuity the Dolphins have dealt with in recent years due to constant coaching and coordinator changes, explaining why this year's group has a better chance to grow together after arriving at the same time. Crabbs highlights rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez as one of the early standouts in camp and discusses Chop Robinson adding ten pounds this offseason, including how the added size could impact his development and production. The segment wraps with Kyle's take on camp battles and player development.

Hour 4 focuses on the latest Dolphins training camp storylines as Joe Rose and Omar Kelly discuss Malik Willis working with a variety of receivers and the ongoing competition to determine who will emerge in Miami's wide receiver room. The guys break down Jason Marshall's potential role, the battle in the secondary, and what rookie cornerback Chris Johnson could bring to the defense. They also examine the Dolphins' massive dead cap situation, why those financial decisions were made, and whether owner Stephen Ross is becoming frustrated with the direction of the franchise. Plus, Omar's claim that golf isn't a sport sparks another debate as the guys discuss just how difficult the game truly is. The hour wraps up with Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs joining Joe Rose to provide the latest from training camp, including defensive line development, rookie evaluations, Chop Robinson's added size, Jacob Rodriguez's early impact, and the biggest position battles to watch

Hour 2 opens with Joe Rose and Omar Kelly debating the rise of self-driving cars, with Joe explaining why he wants nothing to do with Waymo while Omar argues autonomous vehicles may actually be safer than distracted human drivers. The conversation shifts to Tony Romo's DUI, Omar's dating life, age-gap relationships, and plenty of laughs along the way. The guys also react to Griffin Conine's clutch home run for the Marlins with his father, Jeff Conine, in attendance, sparking a discussion about memorable father-son moments in sports before transitioning into high school football. The hour wraps up with Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs joining the show to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the outlook for Miami's defensive line, expectations for the rookie class, why continuity should benefit the Dolphins this season, Jacob Rodriguez's early impression, Chop Robinson's added size, and the biggest position battles to watch as camp continues.

On Thursday's show, Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest Dolphins training camp updates, including roster battles, accountability, locker room culture, and the biggest storylines under new head coach Jeff Hafley. The guys discuss Miami's young roster, Malik Willis, the quarterback competition, player development, and what it will take for the Dolphins to take the next step. Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs also joins the show to discuss defensive line expectations, Chop Robinson, rookie standouts, and Miami's draft-and-develop approach. Plus, the crew reacts to the Marlins sweeping the Phillies after a huge comeback win, Griffin Conine's hot streak, and debates everything from player safety and NFL changes to Tony Romo's DUI, the Savannah Bananas, self-driving cars, and more