Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Hyde

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the latest Dolphins developments, including Miami's thin roster, preseason struggles and the mystery surrounding DT Zeek Biggers after his impressive training camp but surprising absence from the second preseason game. Omar Kelly joins to discuss Miami's youth movement, roster decisions, the need for a backup QB and potential additions after final cuts. Plus, the guys react to the Browns' Deshaun Watson-Shedeur Sanders QB situation, compare Watson's struggles to Tua Tagovailoa, discuss the Marlins sweeping the Nationals and honoring Tommy Hutton, dive into fantasy football drafts and dating, and preview a Miami Hurricanes team looking to contend again after reaching the National Championship last season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde react to the Marlins sweeping the Nationals and getting contributions from throughout the roster before turning their attention to the Dolphins' ugly preseason loss to the Giants. The guys discuss Miami's lack of talent and depth, the uncertainty surrounding the 53-man roster, the team's historic dead-money situation and why so many of the veterans signed to one-year prove-it deals have failed to make an impact. Plus, they break down the Browns' unusual QB situation with Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, including asking why Cleveland brought Watson back despite his off-field issues and poor play. The hour also features high school football talk, a discussion about the evolution of NFL kickers and some laughs at Hollywood's fantasy football trip to Montreal.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde continue breaking down the Dolphins' thin roster, including the mystery surrounding DT Zeek Biggers, who has impressed throughout training camp but didn't play in Miami's second preseason game. The guys debate whether Miami is protecting Biggers or simply unhappy with him before discussing the team's struggles against the Giants and the likelihood of adding players after other teams make their final cuts. Dave also takes a shot at the declining newspaper business and reflects on the Dolphins' infamous 1-15 season in 2007. Plus, Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss Biggers, the Dolphins' offensive line and special teams, the likelihood that Miami moves on from many of its veteran additions in favor of younger players, the team's potential 53-man roster and why the Dolphins could struggle early but improve as the season progresses. Omar also identifies quarterbacks Miami should monitor, expects the Dolphins to add another WR and explains why preseason cuts could feel like another draft.

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose and Dave Hyde to break down the Dolphins' roster decisions, including why Zeek Biggers didn't play in the second preseason game and why Miami may be keeping some of its promising young players under wraps. Omar discusses the Dolphins' offensive line, special teams and the likelihood that many of Miami's veteran additions will be cut in favor of younger players. The guys debate who will make the 53-man roster, why the Dolphins could have a rough start due to their youth and lack of talent, and why Omar expects the team to improve throughout the season. Plus, Omar says Miami needs a backup QB, names several quarterbacks the Dolphins should monitor, predicts the team will claim another WR off waivers and compares the upcoming roster cuts to another draft.

Joe and Dave Hyde break down the Dolphins' ugly preseason loss to the Giants, where Miami struggled with mistakes across the board despite many starters sitting out. The Dolphins were forced to play recently signed players and continue to look extremely thin on talent, with Joe questioning whether the roster has even 35 players truly worthy of an NFL roster spot. The guys also discuss how draft picks could get the benefit of the doubt over veterans in close roster battles, the uncertainty surrounding Miami's 53-man roster, the team's historic dead-money situation and the lack of impact so far from the veterans signed to one-year prove-it deals.

Joe and Dave Hyde discuss the curious case of Dolphins DT Zeek Biggers, who has impressed throughout training camp but didn't see the field at all in Miami's second preseason game. The guys try to figure out why Biggers was held out—is Miami protecting him because of how well he's playing, or did he land in the coaching staff's doghouse? Plus, they revisit the Dolphins' lack of depth and struggles against the Giants and discuss Miami's likely plan to add players from other teams as preseason cuts begin.

Welcome to the debut of Out to Pasture Presents: Nothing to Hyde, featuring award-winning South Florida sports columnist Dave Hyde alongside Miami Dolphins legend Kim Bokamper.Each Monday following a Dolphins game, Dave and Bo will break down what they saw, what matters and where Miami goes from here — with plenty of stories, laughs and unfiltered opinions along the way.In the first episode, the guys react to an ugly Dolphins preseason performance and examine the much bigger picture surrounding Miami's rebuilding roster. How patient should fans be with the new regime? Should the Dolphins turn the season over to their young players? Where is the pass rush going to come from? And with so many rookies potentially playing major roles, what should success actually look like this season?Most importantly, Dave identifies the one question Miami absolutely needs answered by the end of the year: Is Malik Willis the Dolphins' quarterback of the future?Plus, Bo and Dave introduce what could become one of the most important evaluations of the entire NFL season: press box food rankings. From Miami's disappointing halftime hot dogs to New England clam chowder, Green Bay bratwurst and Bo's infamous attempt to hustle the media out of $250, nothing is off limits on Nothing to Hyde.In this episode:What Miami's brutal preseason performance really meansWhy Dave likes the direction of the Dolphins' new regimeThe challenge of rebuilding with massive dead-cap moneyWhy Miami could start seven, eight or even nine rookiesThe Dolphins' surprising rookie wide receiversMajor concerns about Miami's pass rush and secondaryWhy Malik Willis is the biggest question of the seasonWhat Miami can learn from New England's development of Drake MayeBo's legendary Green Bay bratwurst storyThe debut of the Nothing to Hyde NFL press box food reportSubscribe to Out to Pasture and join Dave and Bo every Monday following the Miami Dolphins game for a new episode of Nothing to Hyde.To follow Dave Hyde's Substack, visit https://davehyde.substack.com/#MiamiDolphins #Dolphins #FinsUp #NFL #NothingToHyde #DaveHyde #KimBokamper

This week's Best of Joe Rose Show features Mike Florio breaking down the NFL's potential international expansion, the pros and cons of joint practices and several intriguing quarterback battles around the league. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde dive into the QB competition in Atlanta between former Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr., with Dave delivering his blunt assessment: “Tua is DONE.” Plus, Alex Donno joins the show with the latest Miami Hurricanes updates, and the guys react to the Marlins being swept by the Phillies as Miami's playoff hopes continue to fade.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde react to the Dolphins' tough joint practice with the Giants ahead of Saturday's preseason game, while Dave reflects on his transition after 36 years at the Sun Sentinel, calling his departure a “salary cap cut.” Mike Florio joins the show to discuss the growing concerns surrounding chippy joint practices, the NFL's potential international expansion, the chaos surrounding college football eligibility, the Fernando Mendoza-Kirk Cousins QB battle in Las Vegas and the potential conflict of interest involving NFL broadcasters like Tom Brady and Troy Aikman. Plus, the guys discuss the Marlins' fading playoff hopes and whether the Dolphins should look to add another quarterback after Quinn Ewers' struggles in camp

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.

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

Mike Florio joins Joe Rose and Dave Hyde to discuss the pros and cons of the chippy joint practices happening across the NFL and whether the league should continue allowing them. Florio also breaks down the NFL's potential international expansion, noting the league is in its longest stretch without adding a new team and could eventually add eight international franchises across four divisions in the distant future. Plus, the guys discuss the chaos surrounding college football eligibility, including a Browns player currently in the transfer portal, the Fernando Mendoza-Kirk Cousins QB battle in Las Vegas and why Florio believes Mendoza should win the job.

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.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde are fired up for the return of football after what felt like a very long offseason, especially with the Panthers and Heat missing the playoffs. The guys debate whether the Raiders should start veteran Kirk Cousins or No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza, while also discussing Tua Tagovailoa's rough preseason and training camp in Atlanta with Michael Penix Jr. sidelined by injury. Dave gives his blunt assessment that Tua is “done,” and the guys also break down the Browns' QB situation between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, revisiting Cleveland's massive fully guaranteed contract for Watson and reports that the Dolphins were interested in Watson before he was traded to the Browns

On Thursday, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde cover a packed show featuring the Marlins' playoff hopes fading after being swept by the Phillies, the latest Dolphins roster and depth concerns heading into their joint practice with the Giants, and Joe's “21 Club” of rookies and second-year players. The guys dive into Miami's backup QB situation, Caleb Douglas' emergence, Malik Willis' progress, and whether the Dolphins should consider drafting a quarterback next year. Plus, the guys revisit the Dolphins' 1980s glory days with stories about Don Shula, Dwight Stephenson, the 1985 Bears and more. The show also features college football eligibility chaos, LSU's rise under Lane Kiffin, the Nevin Shapiro scandal, LIV-PGA drama, fantasy football, and plenty of fun conversation along the way.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde react to the Marlins being swept by the Phillies, dropping Miami back to .500 and putting their playoff hopes on the brink. The guys also dive into the latest college football developments, including a Louisiana judge's temporary restraining order involving college players, LSU's aggressive recruiting under Lane Kiffin and a look back at the Nevin Shapiro scandal at Miami. Plus, the Dolphins prepare for today's joint practice with the Giants and Saturday's preseason game, with Joe breaking down Miami's thin roster depth, disappointing veteran free agents, the large number of rookies and young players expected to play major roles this season. The hour also features some fun at Hollywood's expense over his fantasy football trip to Montreal and discussion surrounding Caitlin Clark and her relationship with the rest of the WNBA.

Hour 3 begins with MLB talk as the Rays' ability to consistently build competitive teams despite one of MLB's lowest payrolls and whether the Marlins can replicate that formula with their contact-heavy, speed-based approach. Plus, the guys talk fantasy football, Jonah Savaiinaea's improvement and whether the Dolphins should add another WR with so many rookies expected to start. Dave Hyde and Joe Rose also look back at the Dolphins' 1980s glory days, including Aaron Brewer's impact at center, Dwight Stephenson, the Don Shula-Bill Walsh rivalry, the iconic win over the 1985 Bears and classic stories involving Buddy Ryan and Mike Ditka

In hour 4 Joe and Dave debate whether Malik Willis can prove he's the Dolphins' quarterback of the future, comparing his situation to rookie QBs Drake Maye and Tyler Shough and discussing whether Miami should still consider drafting a top quarterback next year. Plus, they react to the latest Dolphins developments, including Chris Bell's potential Week 1 return, concerns about the secondary and why Dave Hyde believes the defense could be a bigger problem than the offense. The hour also features fantasy football talk, the Raiders choosing Kirk Cousins over No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza, and a debate over potential conflicts of interest involving NFL broadcasters like Tom Brady and Troy Aikman. With the Dolphins beginning joint practices with the Giants, the guys also discuss Daniel Sillman's impact, Stephen Ross handing off more responsibility and why Miami could be facing a very difficult season

Dave Hyde and Joe Rose discuss the Dolphins' joint practice with the Giants, including the strong play of center Aaron Brewer and how he's making the guards around him better. Plus, the guys take a trip down memory lane to the Dolphins' 1980s teams, discussing Dwight Stephenson, the Don Shula-Bill Walsh rivalry, Miami's iconic Monday Night Football win over the undefeated 1985 Bears, and classic stories involving legends like Buddy Ryan and Mike Ditka. They also debate which legendary figure they'd most want to interview, with Dave choosing Paul McCartney and Joe picking Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan

The guys talk fantasy football before diving into the latest Dolphins developments, including whether rookie WR Chris Bell could be ready for Week 1 and why Dave Hyde believes Miami's bigger concern may be the defense. They discuss the question marks in the Dolphins' secondary and the impressive play of Miami's rookies in practice. Plus, the guys react to the Raiders starting Kirk Cousins over No. 1 overall pick rookie Fernando Mendoza and debate whether NFL figures like Troy Aikman and Tom Brady can fairly serve in team ownership or consulting roles while continuing to work as NFL broadcasters.

Dave Hyde joins us to talk Dolphins Canes and Marlins, Bitcoin News and Notes, Is Grier the Worst GM in Dolphins histpry, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, the Changes in Dolphinsland, Jaxson Dart doesn't get it. What Dolphins Players were cool to deal with, Looks like Belicheck's days are numbered, Why the Mario Christobal extension had to be done. 8-5-2026

Dave Hyde joins us to talk Dolphins Canes and Marlins, Bitcoin News and Notes, Is Grier the Worst GM in Dolphins histpry, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, the Changes in Dolphinsland, Jaxson Dart doesn't get it. What Dolphins Players were cool to deal with, Looks like Belicheck's days are numbered, Why the Mario Christobal extension had to be done. 8-5-2026

Writer Dave Hyde talks Dolphins, Canes and Marlins 8-5-2026

Dave Hyde joins us to talk Dolphins Canes and Marlins, Bitcoin News and Notes, Is Grier the Worst GM in Dolphins histpry, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, the Changes in Dolphinsland, Jaxson Dart doesn't get it. What Dolphins Players were cool to deal with, Looks like Belicheck's days are numbered, Why the Mario Christobal extension had to be done. 8-5-2026

Dolphins training camp is officially underway, and this week's best moments have you covered. Hear from Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley as he discusses the team's vision, position battles, and expectations heading into the season. Plus, Joe Rose is joined by Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, Dave Hyde, and Omar Kelly to break down the biggest storylines from camp, analyze the roster, discuss standout performers, and preview what to watch as Miami prepares for the 2026 season.

Dolphins training camp is officially underway, and this week's best moments have you covered. Hear from Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley as he discusses the team's vision, position battles, and expectations heading into the season. Plus, Joe Rose is joined by Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, Dave Hyde, and Omar Kelly to break down the biggest storylines from camp, analyze the roster, discuss standout performers, and preview what to watch as Miami prepares for the 2026 season.

This week's Best of The Joe Rose Show features Mike Florio breaking down the bizarre circumstances surrounding Kyle Shanahan's car accident, Baker Mayfield's contract situation, and the growing chaos in college football as the SEC and Big Ten explore breaking away to form their own league. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate whether the Miami Hurricanes would be better off in the SEC or the Big Ten if another round of conference realignment happens, and discuss which South Florida team has the best chance to bring home the area's next championship. Plus, Joe defends the Savannah Bananas as one of the most entertaining experiences in sports, while Omar Kelly sparks a hilarious debate by insisting golf isn't actually a sport.

Dolphins training camp is officially underway, and this week's best moments have you covered. Hear from Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley as he discusses the team's vision, position battles, and expectations heading into the season. Plus, Joe Rose is joined by Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, Dave Hyde, and Omar Kelly to break down the biggest storylines from camp, analyze the roster, discuss standout performers, and preview what to watch as Miami prepares for the 2026 season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, shutting down rumors that Quinn Ewers may rival Malik WIllis for the starting QB job. They also examine the wide-open battles in the secondary, debating which defensive backs are positioning themselves to earn starting roles, and discuss why the Dolphins' defense has consistently outperformed the offense through the early days of training camp.

On Friday's show, Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including Jeff Hafley's emphasis on 11-on-11 work, early standouts, and why Miami's defense has been ahead of the offense early in camp. The guys discuss Malik Willis' strong showing, the competition at quarterback and in the secondary, young players earning opportunities, and whether the Dolphins' struggles in recent years have been due to drafting or developing talent. They also debate the future of college football, potential SEC/Big Ten expansion, and what another major shakeup could mean for Miami. Plus, Mike Florio joins the show to discuss the Kyle Shanahan car accident controversy, Baker Mayfield's contract situation, the chaos surrounding the NFL and college football, and why the future of the sports landscape remains so uncertain.

Hour 1 opens with Dave Hyde joining Joe Rose to compare notes from the first few days of Dolphins training camp after Joe spent the week alongside Omar Kelly. The guys revisit Miami's locker room issues from last season, discuss why Jeff Hafley is emphasizing accountability and 11-on-11 football over 7-on-7 drills, and break down the biggest early storylines from camp. Plus, the guys react to another frustrating late-inning Marlins loss to the Mets, debate how often first-round picks actually pan out across sports, touch on LIV Golf's uncertain future, and examine why the Dolphins are spending significantly less on offense than every other NFL team.

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.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde breaking down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including why Malik Willis appears firmly in control of the starting quarterback job while Quinn Ewers continues to develop as his top challenger. The guys discuss the battle for starting spots in the secondary, why the defense has gotten the better of the offense early in camp, and what those performances could mean heading into the season. They also dive into the future of college football, debating whether Miami would be better off joining the SEC or the Big Ten if the sport continues moving toward a super league, and whether Florida State would make the jump alongside the Hurricanes. Plus, the guys question the strange details surrounding Kyle Shanahan's delayed car accident report and discuss what the Marlins could do at the trade deadline, including trade rumors involving catcher Liam Hicks

Hour 4 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing the latest chaos across sports, starting with the future of college football as the SEC and Big Ten continue pushing toward more control and potentially creating their own league. The guys discuss how NIL money and player salaries have completely changed the sport, with some college athletes now making more than NFL players, and debate where Miami would fit if another major conference shakeup happens. Mike Florio then joins the show to break down the Kyle Shanahan car accident controversy, why the story stayed quiet for 11 days, and what it says about trusting the information coming from media outlets. Florio also discusses the offseason drama involving Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini, Baker Mayfield's push for a new contract, and why playing with a chip on his shoulder could lead to another big season. Plus, the guys react to the latest 49ers storylines, Brandon Aiyuk's situation, Deebo Samuel's arrival, and the Raiders' decision to let rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza learn behind Kirk Cousins

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the Dolphins' long-term approach as training camp continues, with Miami focused on developing its young roster, staying competitive this season, and building a stronger foundation for the future. The guys explain why so many roster spots remain up for grabs and debate whether the Dolphins' recent struggles stem more from poor drafting or poor player development. They also examine why head coaches often take the blame before general managers, and revisit Mike McDaniel's player-friendly leadership style, discussing why they believe his approach ultimately failed to produce the accountability the Dolphins needed.

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.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss why 7-on-7 drills only tell part of the story, with Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley emphasizing that 11-on-11 work is far more valuable because it better replicates real football. The guys break down the first days of training camp, including the heavy involvement of officials throwing flags throughout practice and what that says about the team's focus on discipline. They also highlight the number of players who stayed after practice for extra work and why that stands out early in camp. Plus, Joe explains why he's especially encouraged by what he's seen from first-round pick Kadyn Proctor and why he believes the rookie is positioned for a strong start in Miami.

The guys debate which conference would be better for Miami and if FSU would come with them Joe Rose and Dave Hyde dive into the growing uncertainty surrounding the future of college football as the SEC and Big Ten continue exploring the possibility of breaking away to form their own super league. The guys debate which conference would be the better long-term fit for the Miami Hurricanes if realignment forces another major shakeup, weighing the recruiting, financial, and competitive advantages of both the SEC and the Big Ten. They also discuss whether Florida State would make the move alongside Miami and what another round of conference realignment could mean for the future of the sport.

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

Hour 2 opens with Joe Rose and Dave Hyde reacting to the Marlins snapping their franchise-record 12-game losing streak and discussing why Miami appears committed to keeping its core together ahead of the trade deadline rather than becoming buyers or sellers. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins after the signing of Clelin Ferrell, with the guys debating what the move says about Miami's confidence in its pass rush and why edge rusher remains one of the team's biggest roster concerns. They also break down the Heat's outlook in a loaded Eastern Conference, discussing whether adding Giannis Antetokounmpo is enough to make Miami a true contender. Later in the hour, Joe and Dave react to Tony Romo's DUI arrest, compare the leadership styles of recent Dolphins head coaches, and explain why Brian Flores earned more respect inside the locker room while Joe believes Jeff Hafley will bring the accountability Miami has been missing

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde compare the leadership styles of the Dolphins' recent head coaches, discussing what worked—and what ultimately didn't. The guys explain why they believe Brian Flores was the franchise's strongest leader in recent years despite lacking organizational support, while reflecting on the challenges of the Mike McDaniel era and the reports that players didn't always respond to his leadership. They also discuss why Joe believes new head coach Jeff Hafley will bring a different level of accountability and command more respect in the locker room

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.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss Michael Lombardi being relieved of his duties at North Carolina and what it says about the challenges of NFL minds transitioning to college football. The guys explain why college football is a completely different world that requires nonstop recruiting and relationship building, while debating whether Bill Belichick has struggled to adjust to the demands of the college game. The conversation then turns to the unusual post-Patriots careers of Belichick and Tom Brady, from Belichick's surprising move to UNC to Brady's ventures in broadcasting, ownership, and beyond. The guys discuss how two of the greatest figures in NFL history have taken unexpected paths after leaving New England and whether their legacies have changed since the Patriots dynasty ended

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the biggest question marks facing the Dolphins heading into the season, including how Miami's offensive line will come together and what the offense could look like with Malik Willis bringing another dimension as a mobile quarterback. The guys discuss why Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea are two of the most important players to watch this season and how their development could play a major role in determining Miami's future.

On Monday, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde react to LeBron James officially signing with the Philadelphia 76ers after weeks of speculation linking him to the Miami Heat. The guys break down why LeBron chose Philly, how he fits alongside Joel Embiid and Jaylen Brown, and what the Heat do next after missing out on another superstar. They also dive into the Marlins' historic 12-game losing streak after blowing another late lead, discuss whether the collapse is the most embarrassing stretch in franchise history, and examine how one of baseball's best bullpens completely unraveled. Throughout the show, the conversation shifts to the Dolphins as Joe and Dave preview training camp, debate Miami's biggest roster questions, evaluate the franchise's new direction, revisit the Mike McDaniel era, and discuss whether the Dolphins are finally rebuilding the right way despite one of the NFL's largest dead cap situations. Plus, classic Don Shula stories, South Florida sports debates, and plenty more.

Hour 2 opens with Joe Rose and the crew discussing the Marlins' historic 12-game losing streak and the uncomfortable feeling surrounding the team as the skid continues. The guys break down the struggles inside the clubhouse, compare Miami's collapse to other infamous losing streaks in sports history, and discuss the challenges facing a team that went from one of baseball's hottest stories to one of its biggest disappointments. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins as Seth Levit, host of the Fish Tank Podcast, joins the show to explain why he believes Miami is headed in the right direction and can win more than five games this season. Dave Hyde pushes back by pointing out the holes on the roster, while the guys discuss the inexperience at wide receiver, potential breakout candidates, and why this could be a make-or-break year for Chop Robinson.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde reacting to LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers and discussing why the NBA superstar chose Philadelphia in pursuit of another championship. The guys break down how LeBron, Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, and the rest of the 76ers' stars will fit together, why the decision was clearly about winning rather than money, and why Dave still believes Miami would have been the perfect basketball fit. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins, as Joe and Dave revisit some of the biggest controversies in franchise history, including Bullygate involving Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito, while discussing how Miami can avoid past mistakes. They also evaluate the players the Dolphins moved on from this offseason, including Bradley Chubb, Jaylen Waddle, and Tua Tagovailoa, examine the stories surrounding the team's former locker room culture, and discuss how Miami ended up with one of the largest dead money situations in the NFL. Plus, Joe and Dave share classic stories from the Don Shula era.

Hour 4 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde reacting to LeBron James officially signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, discussing why so many experts believed Miami was the favorite and whether the Sixers are now the team to beat in the Eastern Conference. The guys break down how Tyrese Maxey's relationship with LeBron's agent may have influenced the decision, react to reports that LeBron plans to live in New York and commute to Philadelphia by helicopter, and discuss just how much flexibility his career earnings have given him. The conversation also turns to college football, with Miami entering the season as a national contender, before shifting back to the Dolphins as Joe and Dave examine the biggest questions surrounding the roster. They discuss the offensive line, how Malik Willis' mobility could change the offense, and why the development of Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea could be critical to Miami's future. Plus, the guys mix in a lighthearted debate about leftovers and fast food.

Seth Levit, host of the Fish Tank Podcast, joins Joe Rose to discuss the Dolphins heading into the season and why he believes Miami is headed in the right direction. Levit explains why he thinks the Dolphins can win more than five games, while Dave Hyde pushes back by pointing out the holes and questions still surrounding the roster. The guys break down Miami's inexperienced wide receiver room, potential breakout candidates, and why this could be a make-or-break season for Chop Robinson. They also look back at former Dolphins who have quietly stepped away from the game, despite still living in South Florida, and debate which former player could be the next addition to the Dolphins' Ring of Honor, including Cameron Wake.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the expectations for former Dolphins players who moved on this offseason, including Bradley Chubb, Jaylen Waddle, and Tua Tagovailoa. The guys break down the impact of those departures, Tyreek Hill's time in Miami and his off-field controversies, and the recent stories emerging about the Dolphins' locker room under former head coach Mike McDaniel. With reports of players not respecting McDaniel's leadership, Joe explains why he believes new head coach Jeff Hafley will bring a different level of accountability. The conversation also examines how Miami ended up with one of the largest dead money situations in the NFL and how past roster decisions have created challenges for the new regime.