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In hour four, who is closer to winning a title - the Dolphins or Marlins? Tired of Boston titles but Crowder wants the Patriots to keep it close. Preparing for a weekend of football and the slopes.

The Seattle Seahawks enter Super Bowl Sunday as heavy favorites against the New England Patriots, and the confidence level among the 12s is high. The Patriots path to victory appears razor-thin, relying heavily on Drake Maye's mobility, hopes for multiple Seattle turnovers, and the chance that Jaxon Smith-Njigba can somehow be stopped by this New England defense that has only faced two of the league's best wideouts this season. The Pats offensive line faces a nightmare matchup against Seattle's defensive front led by Leo Williams and DeMarcus Lawrence. The Patriots postseason run—featuring wins over injury-depleted teams and bottom-tier offensive lines—pales in comparison to Seattle's gauntlet through the NFC West. Nick Emmanwori sustained an ankle injury this week, which does provide some concern for the defense. But we've seen how capable the depth of this defense was in dealing with Emmanwori's absense earlier in the season as well as the injury to Julian Love. Mike Macdonald should be able to plan around any limitations by the rookie defender. In an episode earlier this week, we enjoyed a guest with thoughful football analysis. In this show, we're getting into 'Know Your Rival' mode with one of the Patriots bitter rivals. Dolphins fan Sam Marcoux is back on the show to talk about everything we need to know about the Pats and their entitled fanbase.  Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's impending departure to the Raiders has loomed over the leadup to this game. What potential impact could it actually have in this matchup? The NFL Honors ceremony was happening as we recorded and Jaxon Smith-Njigba was the only one to be awarded one of the top honors -- offensive player of the year. We discuss some of the wildest narratives and idiotic lines of questions in the Do Better Segment. Better at life honors go out to a group of monks and their walk for peace as well as the NFL for sending our NFC West rivals into a dangerous country to start the 2026 season. Join our Sea Hawkers Podcast Pickem League - free prizes for weekly winners. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

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Big O talks Miami Heat 020626

Joe and Hollywood cover a packed South Florida sports slate as the Panthers get smashed by the Lightning in a chippy rivalry game before the Olympic break, while the Heat shock everyone by standing pat at the NBA trade deadline, sparking debate about Spo and young players like Kel'el Ware. With Super Bowl Sunday looming, the crew looks back at iconic moments like Malcolm Butler's goal-line interception, breaks down this year's matchup, shares favorite Super Bowl foods, and rolls out a full slate of prop bets. The show also dives into NFL news including award winners, Hall of Fame discussions, Tom Brady's neutrality controversy, and what the Dolphins should do at quarterback. Guests Dave Hyde and Mike Florio join to weigh in on the Heat's direction, the Panthers' injuries, major NFL storylines, and everything surrounding the biggest sports weekend of the year.

Joe and Hollywood discuss the halftime show at this year's Super Bowl with Bad Bunny headlining. Then Hollywood asks Joe if he was in charge of who he'd pick to perform the halftime show. Then the crew looks back on halftime shows of the past including the two Super Bowls that Joe played in with the Dolphins.

Dave Hyde joins and weighs in on the Heat's quiet trade deadline, but still understands the vision of the organization. Hyde agrees with Joe that coach Spo needs to play Kel'el Ware more minutes. Also discusses the injury plagued Panthers after their loss to Tampa Bay last night. Conversation shifts to the Dolphins and their QB situation, Joe and Dave ponder the possibility of signing Malik Willis. The interview wraps with Dave's Super Bowl pick and his food plans for the big game.

Tobin tries to look for the positives in the upcoming Heat schedule after no moves were made by the team before the trade deadline yesterday… the chances are looking rather bleak to say the least. The gang discusses the status of who will be at QB for the Dolphins next season, do the Dolphins try to move Tua now or let him play this year out? We then dip into our mixed bag as we hear from Paul Maurice as the Cats go into the winter break in a terrible position in the playoff standings; as well as Shams on why the Grizzlies were not able to move Ja before the trade deadline!

The gang discusses the status of who will be at QB for the Dolphins next season, do the Dolphins try to move Tua now or let him play this year out?

It's a jam-packed Friday show as the gang works through the NBA trade deadline hangover and their growing frustration with the Heat's direction after standing pat. Super Bowl apathy creeps in, along with plenty of Heat talk—including questioning Giannis' legitimacy and scratching heads over Erik Spoelstra's comments on Kel'el Ware's minutes. The crew also hits on Marlins Fan Fest buzz with a uniform tease and Hall of Fame speculation, debates the Dolphins' QB future with Tua, and dives into a mixed bag featuring Panthers struggles and Ja Morant trade deadline chatter. Things wrap up with Super Bowl prop bets, Olympic controversy that takes a wild turn, and a fiery round of You're Dead to Me as some familiar targets catch strays to close the week.

Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris were joined by Score football analyst Olin Kreutz to react to the Bears hiring former Dolphins running backs coach Eric Studesville as their new running backs coach. Kreutz also previewed the Patriots-Seahawks matchup in the Super Bowl on Sunday.

In the second hour, Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris were joined by Score football analyst Olin Kreutz to react to the Bears hiring former Dolphins running backs coach Eric Studesville as their new running backs coach. Kreutz also previewed the Patriots-Seahawks matchup in the Super Bowl on Sunday. After that, Rahimi and Harris discussed a polarizing topic leading up to the Super Bowl. Later, they held the Halftime segment.

Thursday's show includes reaction to Dolphins coordinators speaking about Tua Tagovailoa, discuss why Tua cannot return next season, and break down the team's draft strategy following QB coach Nathaniel Hackett's departure. The Panthers get a big win over the Bruins, while NBA Trade Deadline buzz heats up with the Heat in the middle of Giannis rumors and Anthony Davis traded to the Wizards. Miami Hurricanes head coach Jai Lucas joins to talk roster management, recruiting, and player development. Joe, Bokamper, and Hollywood debate their top 5 NFL quarterbacks, including Mahomes, Allen, Lamar Jackson, and surprises like Justin Herbert. Chef Andre joins from Catch & Cut with new restaurant updates, and the show also previews tonight's intense Panthers vs. Lightning rivalry matchup.

Hour 2 kicks off with Anthony Davis getting traded to the Wizards, sparking a look back at the Luka-for-Davis deal and whether it might be one of the worst trades in sports history. Joe draws hilarious parallels between the Dallas situation and relationship drama he's seen firsthand, leading to a funny detour into cheating scandals, celebrity dating, and stories involving Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn. The conversation then shifts to Malachi Toney, who took over at quarterback in high school, led his team to a state championship, and made an incredible impact as a freshman at Miami, with Joe comparing him to Ohio State's Jeramiah Smith. We wrap the hour with Hollywood's Headlines as Kim Bokamper joins with a humorous hometown sports update, reactions to strong ratings for the Stadium Series and NBC Sunday Night Basketball, news of Gavin McKenna's assault charge, a Lakers mascot incident, and Bokamper reminiscing about the notorious Dolphins fan “Dolfan Denny.”

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Dolphins coordinators addressing the media and what was said about the passing game and Tua Tagovailoa, as Joe argues Tua is untradeable and Miami must move in a different direction at quarterback. The Dolphins also lose QB coach Nathaniel Hackett to the Cardinals, creating another key vacancy on the offensive staff. The Panthers pick up a big win over the Bruins with Brad Marchand scoring the game-winner against his former team. Plus, it's NBA Trade Deadline Day and the Heat remain in the middle of Giannis rumors as Panthers vs. Lightning tonight highlights one of the best rivalries in the state.

Hollywood's Headlines features Kim Bokamper joining the show with a funny sports update from his hometown. The segment covers the latest ratings highlights, including strong numbers for the Stadium Series and NBC Sunday Night Basketball. Joe and Hollywood react to news like Lakers center getting a one-game suspension for shoving the Wizards mascot and NHL top prospect Gavin McKenna facing assault charges. Bokamper also reminisces about one of the most infamous Dolphins fans he ever encountered: “Dolfan Denny.”

Chris Perkins joins to break down the Dolphins' offseason outlook, reacting to OC Bobby Slowik's recent comments and explaining why Tua Tagovailoa cannot return next season. He stresses the importance of the Dolphins dominating the line of scrimmage, while Joe and Bokamper voice their frustration with James Daniels after his limited play last year. Perkins also lays out what the Dolphins' draft strategy should be, sparking a debate on whether Miami should target a quarterback or focus on other roster needs. The discussion includes the tough but necessary move of cutting Tua to manage cap space, drawing parallels to how the Broncos handled Russell Wilson and turned it into a championship run.

Hour 3 features Miami Hurricanes head coach Jai Lucas discussing how he balances playing time on a deep roster, his recruiting wins—including a top prospect from Columbus HS—and the importance of development and retention in building the program. Joe and Kim Bokamper look back at the last time the Dolphins were in the Super Bowl, preview the matchup, and revisit the playoff weather debate. Chris Perkins joins to break down the Dolphins' offseason, explaining why Tua cannot return, stressing the need to dominate the line of scrimmage, and outlining the team's draft strategy. The trio debates whether Miami should draft a quarterback or focus on other roster needs and discusses the tough decision to cut Tua and manage the cap

Hour 4 kicks off with Joe, Bokamper, and Hollywood ranking their top 5 NFL quarterbacks, with all three agreeing on Mahomes, Allen, and Lamar Jackson, while debating whether Joe Burrow belongs and Joe surprises with Justin Herbert on his list. Caleb Williams just misses the cut, sparking discussion on where the young star fits among the league's elite QBs. Chef Andre joins from Bokamper's restaurant Catch & Cut, teasing new menu items and poking fun as a Patriots fan at Joe and Bokamper's Dolphins loyalties. The conversation then shifts to NBA trade buzz, including Anthony Davis being traded to the Wizards and whether the Heat will make a move to shake up their roster. The hour wraps with a look ahead to the Panthers taking on their rival Tampa Bay Lightning tonight after a big win last night.

NBA Trade Deadline Day has the Heat back in the spotlight as Giannis rumors continue to swirl around Miami. Panthers vs. Lightning tonight puts one of the state's best rivalries on display. We also take a look at some other rivalries in South Florida sports — and why Dolphins vs. Jets hasn't felt like one in a long time.

Dolphins coordinators spoke to the media and had plenty to say about the passing game and Tua Tagovailoa, and Joe and Hollywood react to what stood out. Joe argues Tua is untradeable after his late-season struggles, benching, and the weight of his contract, and says Miami must go in a different direction at quarterback next season. Plus, QB coach Nathaniel Hackett leaves for the Cardinals' OC job, meaning the Dolphins now have another key offensive vacancy to fill.

The trade deadline is fast approaching and the guys are breaking down all the news coming out of the NBA. Tobin continues on his tirade against the Miami Heat as he and many fans believe that it is time for them to make some kind of move. We take a bit of a break from the trade deadline to talk about what the future holds for Tua being the starting QB for the Dolphins!

Trade deadline day is here and the gang spends the entire show waiting on the Miami Heat to make a move. Leroy pushes back on Tobin and Brittney's “negative” outlook while Tobin yells down to 601 Biscayne Blvd. begging Pat Riley to PLEASE DO SOMETHING. As the deadline approaches, Heat frustration grows, Tobin's tirade continues, and the guys break down all the NBA news while also taking a quick timeout to discuss the future of Tua as the Dolphins' starting QB. Things take a dark turn when reports confirm the Bucks will not be trading Giannis, sending Tobin into a full meltdown aimed at Milwaukee, Giannis, and just about everyone else. Heat fans call in to react to the failed dream trade, and the show closes with lingering sorrow, Leroy trying to stay optimistic, and Tobin swearing he'll behave better tomorrow (doubtful).

The three Dolphins coordinators met with the media today, we'll recap what Bobby Slowik (offense), Sean Duggan (defense) and Chris Tabor (special teams) had to say. Plus, Jeff Hafley discusses each hire, and we discuss the coaching staff as it is reportedly constructed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour two, Crowder finally enjoyed a proper meal while in San Francisco last night. Were fans sad when Crowder was cut by the Fins in 2011? Plus, new comments from Dolphins offensive coordinator on Tua and his future with the team.

In hour four, a full update of all the NBA trades as we enter the final hour of the show. Steve Goldstein joins the show to talk Dolphins, the Super Bowl and the Panthers.

New Dolphins Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowik discusses Tua Tagovailoa's end to last season. Crowder is still adamant that the Dolphins should keep Tua next year.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the everything we heard from the 2026 Dolphins coordinator, the neverending Tua question, the team in the market for a QB coach again, 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 Heat get blown out by the Hawks on a night meant to honor the 2006 championship team, making the loss even more disappointing with franchise legends in the building. NBA trade chatter ramps up after a busy day across the league, while everyone continues to wait on Giannis Antetokounmpo news and what it could mean for Miami. Joe points out the frustrating lack of consistency on the Heat roster and shifts to the Panthers, who have a lot of work to do after the Winter Olympic break to stay in the playoff hunt. A Kyle Crabbs replay airs before the conversation turns to Super Bowl weekend, where Joe breaks down the quarterback storylines, shares why he likes Seattle, and reiterates that the Dolphins must find a new QB next season.

Super Bowl weekend is here and, contrary to what some shows are saying, Joe thinks this is a really strong matchup with plenty of storylines at quarterback. The conversation touches on how loaded the 2024 draft class already looks at the position with names like Drake Maye, Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, and Bo Nix. Joe shares why he likes the Seahawks in this game but ultimately just wants to see a competitive Super Bowl. The segment circles back to the Dolphins, with Joe reiterating that Miami must find a new quarterback next season and can't bring Tua back.

In a Heat tradeline rumor filled show we take a break at the top of the hour to take a listen to Troy Aikman's thoughts on Jeff Hafely and his hands in the Dolphins new coaching hires. Tobin takes some time to rip on Lakes fans after they come after him for posting the video of Shaq saying the ‘06 Championship was his favorite! We wrap things up with a little Mixed Bag; Shaq and Wade say ‘06 was their fav Chip!

We get off to a silly start as Tobin takes a trip down memory lane to his Barry University days and the time he was berated by an athletic staffer. After the Heat lose in embarrassing fashion to the Hawks on the night of the '06 Championship celebration, Tobin calls for Miami to make a big move before the trade deadline… Could we see Ja Morant or Giannis in a Heat uniform? The Ja Morant talk heats up as Tobin and Brittney try to convince Leroy that trading for Ja wouldn't hurt the Heat, but Leroy wants no part of what Ja could bring to the team. Tobin turns to the phone lines to help his argument… with mixed results. As the show rolls on, trade rumors continue to swirl with Tobin believing there is blood in the water and the Heat need to shake things up, while Leroy stands firm that Ja's off-the-court issues and injuries aren't worth it. The crew also plays their favorite Wednesday game, Rats Off A Ship, featuring Bad Bunny nipples, Baseball Hall of Famers, and Draymond Green. In a Heat trade deadline rumor-filled show, the crew takes a break to hear Troy Aikman's thoughts on Jeff Hafley and his role in the Dolphins' new coaching hires. Tobin rips Lakers fans after they come at him for posting Shaq saying the '06 Championship was his favorite, and the show wraps with a Mixed Bag as Shaq and Wade both agree '06 was their favorite chip.

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Big O talks Dolphins 020226

Tuesday's show starts with the Panthers' struggles as injuries pile up and new faces are forced into the lineup, highlighting the difficulty of sustained success after multiple Finals runs. Giannis trade rumors dominate the conversation, with Joe and Hollywood agreeing the Heat should do everything to land a superstar and capitalize on an open Eastern Conference. The Dolphins' offseason also takes center stage, with discussion of coaching staff moves, quarterback targets, and draft strategy, alongside insights from NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline and Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs. NFL topics include officiating controversies, the looming 18th game, and international expansion, while the Hall of Fame controversy around Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick sparks debate. Hollywood's Headlines include Super Bowl pregame plans from Alcatraz, Terry Rozier's contract news, celebrity gossip, and South Florida farmers warning of rising produce prices.

The Panthers continue to struggle as injuries pile up, forcing new faces into the lineup and showing how difficult sustained success is after three straight Finals runs. Conversation shifts to the Heat and the growing Giannis trade buzz, with Joe and Hollywood agreeing Miami should do whatever it takes to land him, and the need for a true superstar with a wide open eastern conference. The Dolphins retain several coaches from last season as the new staff takes shape, with former DC Anthony Weaver heading to Baltimore, and the quarterback discussion heats up with Malik Willis, Aaron Rodgers, and Marcus Mariota all in play. Hollywood's Headlines rounds out the hour with NBC broadcasting from Alcatraz for Super Bowl pregame, Terry Rozier's contract news, Kim Kardashian reportedly dating Lewis Hamilton, and South Florida farmers warning of rising produce prices due to the cold.

NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline joins to break down this year's quarterback class, noting that few QBs impress him outside of Fernando Mendoza, who is widely expected to go No. 1 overall. He shares his predictions for top prospects, including Rueben Bain as a likely top-10 pick and Akheem Mesidor as a late first-round or early second-round selection. Pauline also weighs in on Francis Mauigoa's draft status, noting he could fall to the Dolphins at pick 11, and discusses the depth at wide receiver. He highlights the defensive front seven as the strength of this year's draft class.

Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs joins to break down the team's quarterback situation, focusing on finding the player with the highest upside and lowest opportunity cost. He shares his thoughts on Malik Willis, predicting Willis will likely seek a short-term deal to bet on himself for a bigger payday later. Crabbs also weighs in on the Dolphins' new defensive philosophy, which players fit best, and who he expects the team to target in the upcoming draft. Due to financial restrictions Crabbs doesn't anticipate both Minkah Fitzpatrick and Bradley Chubb returning to Miami next season.

Hour 3 features NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline breaking down this year's quarterback class, highlighting Fernando Mendoza as the only QB who truly impresses him and projecting Rueben Bain and Francis Mauigoa as top picks. The conversation shifts to the Hall of Fame controversy, with Robert Kraft left off the ballot following Bill Belichick's snub, and Joe examines the complicated dynamic between Kraft and Belichick that shaped the Patriots' two decades of success. Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs joins to weigh in on Miami's quarterback search, the team's new defensive philosophy, draft targets, and why he doesn't expect both Minkah Fitzpatrick and Bradley Chubb back next season.

The Dolphins retain several coaches from last season as the new staff begins to take shape, while former DC Anthony Weaver lands in Baltimore and, in Joe's view, is destined to be a head coach someday. The quarterback conversation takes center stage with speculation about Malik Willis, a mention of Aaron Rodgers given his connection to QB coach Nathaniel Hackett, and even a look at Marcus Mariota as a possibility. The discussion also highlights how quickly the Patriots turned things around from four wins to a Super Bowl appearance, along with Sam Darnold's remarkable journey to the big game after bouncing around the league.

In the last hour of the show: - Heat vs Hawks preview - Tobin on Donavan Spyda" Mitchell watch too - Would Leroy want Aaron Rodgers as QB of the Dolphins

On today's show: - Panthers season in a funk as they lost to the Buffalo Sabres 5-3 at home - Should the Panthers extend Sergei Bobrovsky? - Heat host the Hawks tonight at Kaseya Center, where they will honor the 2006 NBA championship team - 48 hours till the trading deadline will Giannis be moved? - Dolphins are in QB Search mode - James Harden on the trading block - Talk to Wes Goldberg, Host of Locked On Heat podcast -Tuesday Mix Bag

The first of a 10-part series where Travis examines the NFL offseason through a Dolphins lens. We start today at the safety position with a Dolphins roster evaluation, free agency and the draft prospects all under the microscope!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Miami Dolphins columnist Chris Perkins joins the show for his take on how the Dolphins handled reshaping their organization. Plus, what their plan at QB should look like entering next season.

In hour one, will the Dolphins ever compete in a Super Bowl again? The Heat win the play-in preview vs the Bulls. Crowder pulls a “Crowder” checking in from San Fran. Chris Perkins talks Dolphins hires and QB plans.

Super Bowl week has arrived and the Dolphins feel as far away from a contender as ever. Chris Perkins recaps the Fins coaching hires and their QB plan. Crowder is boots on the ground in San Francisco. A Giannis update as we inch closer and closer to the trade deadline.

Joe and the crew debate Kel'el Ware's true value as trade chatter grows around the Heat and the possibility that Giannis could view Miami as an attractive destination thanks to the organization and coaching stability. The conversation shifts to the Panthers, who have dropped three straight and are clearly feeling the absence of Aleksander Barkov as several players prepare for the Olympics. They also revisit the Dolphins' quarterback uncertainty, questioning whether Tua returns and why so many are watching to see if Miami pursues Malik Willis. With a thin NFL Draft QB class and college quarterbacks now earning major NIL money, finding a franchise passer feels more complicated than ever.

Joe reacts to Alcaraz winning the Australian Open and shares why he enjoys watching women's tennis. The conversation turns to whether NFL players should be allowed to return to college like recent NBA and G-League players, using Quinn Ewers as an example of someone who could have earned more in college before going seventh round to the Dolphins. The hour also takes a lighter turn with tales of wild iguanas, people eating them, and Joe trying wild pig.

Omar Kelly joins to break down the Dolphins' quarterback situation, highlighting the pursuit of Malik Willis, the potential of Quinn Ewers, and the impact of Tua's lingering arm issues. Joe and Hollywood react to Jason Kidd ripping a reporter and continue their takedown of Palm Beach Post writer Joe Schad. The conversation turns to Miami-centered Giannis trade rumors, Jaime Jaquez's steady improvement, and the perplexing lack of playing time for Kel'el Ware. They also preview the Panthers' season struggles, discuss key players headed to the Winter Olympics, and wrap with a Super Bowl preview that notes it's refreshing to see a matchup without Mahomes.

Joe and the crew cover a full slate of South Florida sports, from the Heat's dominant win over the Bulls and swirling Giannis trade rumors to the Panthers struggling without Aleksander Barkov as players prepare for the Winter Olympics. Dolphins quarterback uncertainty takes center stage, with Omar Kelly and the team breaking down the pursuit of Malik Willis, Quinn Ewers' potential, and lingering questions around Tua Tagovailoa's health. NFL Draft chatter, coaching hires, and broader league topics—including an 18th game, coaching diversity, and organizational dysfunction—get plenty of attention, while Hollywood's Headlines and lighter segments highlight the Australian Open, wild iguanas, and curious sports news.