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Two things I don't like about Jeff Hafley 8-24-2026

Has some Fans and Media learned their Dolphins lesson? Miami Dolphins news and notes, Miami Heat add a splash brother. InterMiami loses to Toronto, We talk Dolphins & NFL with Insider Doug Farrar, Raiders get lucky, Enes Kanter is TERRORIZING the WNBA and I love it, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Bitcoin continues it's rise, I believe Hafley is doing this wrong, It's strange how this band handles death, DeShaun Watson doesn't get it plus glad he was never a Dolphin and more.

Has some Fans and Media learned their Dolphins lesson? Miami Dolphins news and notes, Miami Heat add a splash brother. InterMiami loses to Toronto, We talk Dolphins & NFL with Insider Doug Farrar, Raiders get lucky, Enes Kanter is TERRORIZING the WNBA and I love it, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Bitcoin continues it's rise, I believe Hafley is doing this wrong, It's strange how this band handles death and more.

Former Giants quarterback and two-time Super Bowl champion Phil Simms joins Joe Rose to discuss the Dolphins and Giants heading into the season. Simms believes Miami's offensive line should be the team's best unit, likes what he's seen from Malik Willis and explains why he was never sold on Tua Tagovailoa. Plus, Joe breaks down the latest Dolphins injury updates, including Chris Bell potentially returning Friday and possibly being ready for Week 1, Kenneth Grant's uncertain status, Zach Sieler's expected availability and Trey Moore needing surgery. The guys also discuss whether Tua will play Friday, Miami's ongoing roster evaluations, the Dolphins potentially starting several rookies on offense and the team's massive dead-money situation.

Has some Fans and Media learned their Dolphins lesson? Miami Dolphins news and notes, Miami Heat add a splash brother. InterMiami loses to Toronto, We talk Dolphins & NFL with Insider Doug Farrar, Raiders get lucky, Enes Kanter is TERRORIZING the WNBA and I love it, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Today in Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Bitcoin continues it's rise, I believe Hafley is doing this wrong, It's strange how this band handles death, DeShaun Watson doesn't get it plus glad he was never a Dolphin and more.

Listening to comments from Jeff Hafley before today's Dolphins practice and Crowder's take on why joint practices are better than preseason games.

In hour three, Hurricanes receive their highest preseason AP ranking since 2006. Getting Crowder's take on Hafley's debut as the Dolphins coach and if Malik Willis' first drive shifts expectations. Plus, starting NFL QBs expected to be benched this year.

They analyze Jeff Hafley's teaching moment with Ollie Gordon II and Jayden Daniels' progress with the Commanders. The discussion moves to Todd Monken's comments on Deshaun Watson and Aaron Donald's potential return to the NFL. Leroy Hoard also details his plan to revolutionize the Publix deli experience by moving call-in orders to the back. 02:34 - Hafley's Coaching Standard 07:07 - Jayden Daniels Update 08:12 - Monken on Deshaun Watson 10:08 - Aaron Donald Future 14:14 - Leroy's Publix Ambitions

The Dolphins were back to work Monday for the 10th practice of camp. We'll cover: Malik Willis' arm talent, the intent of Dolphins practices, rookie LBs making plays, Jeff Hafley's defensive menu and the stress it puts on the OL to get better, Jason Marshall's sterling week and all the practice notes with audio from Hafley, Tutu Atwell and Patrick Paul.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rich recaps his weekend in Canton, Ohio hosting the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame jacket presentation dinner. Dolphins Head Coach Jeff Hafley tells Rich what it was like coaching standout CBs Darrell Revis, Ronde Barber and Richard Sherman, what it will take to reshape Miami's locker room culture and get the team back to the playoffs, discusses quarterback Malik Willis' training camp progress, and reveals that he has ZERO plans to use star running back De'Von Achane sparingly. Phillies fan Lewis Kalb calls into the show to recap his experience calling an inning of play-by-play for Philadelphia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Jeff Hafley calling the defensive plays. 8-8-2026

Die Dolphins haben die ersten Tage der Trainincg Camps hinter sich gelassen und wir stehen schon nah vor der Pre-Season. Es gibt bald wieder Football! Was bisher geschah und wie die Arbeit des GMs bisher zu bewerten ist erfahrt ihr in der neuen Folge! Stay Tuned & Fins Up!

"We're gonna do everything we can to make you happy." With the 2026-2027 NFL season upon us, Jeff Hafley, the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins, knows the expectations are high for him to lead a franchise that hasn't won a playoff game in a quarter of a century. Coach Hafley traces his rise from being a kid fixated on football (he asked for a mini whiteboard for Christmas!) to his college coaching career beginning by sleeping under his desk in the stadium at the University of Pittsburgh and surviving on peanut butter to becoming an NFL head coach. Coach Hafley makes it clear to Dan Le Batard and the many broken Dolphins' fans like him: he was made for the job and is someone who promises to outwork everyone and has the history of missed weddings, strained relationships, and years of choosing the job over everything else to prove it. He also explains why he walked away from being head coach at Boston College to return to the NFL (“I didn't like who I was becoming") and why he chose Miami over other teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"We're gonna do everything we can to make you happy." With the 2026-2027 NFL season upon us, Jeff Hafley, the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins, knows the expectations are high for him to lead a franchise that hasn't won a playoff game in a quarter of a century. Coach Hafley traces his rise from being a kid fixated on football (he asked for a mini whiteboard for Christmas!) to his college coaching career beginning by sleeping under his desk in the stadium at the University of Pittsburgh and surviving on peanut butter to becoming an NFL head coach. Coach Hafley makes it clear to Dan Le Batard and the many broken Dolphins' fans like him: he was made for the job and is someone who promises to outwork everyone and has the history of missed weddings, strained relationships, and years of choosing the job over everything else to prove it. He also explains why he walked away from being head coach at Boston College to return to the NFL (“I didn't like who I was becoming") and why he chose Miami over other teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Why Jeff Hafley is making a mistake in this situation. 8-4-2026

Furones and Big O talk about Hafley success philosophy. 7-29-2026

Joe Rose discusses head coach Jeff Hafley's confidence in second-year guard Jonah Savaiinaea, explaining why Hafley isn't concerned about the rookie's struggles or outside evaluations from last season. The guys break down Savaiinaea's strong start to training camp, why the Dolphins believe they can develop him into a key piece of the offensive line, and how Miami's coaching staff plans to maximize his potential. They also praise Hafley's direct, no-nonsense approach with the media, saying it's refreshing to hear straightforward answers instead of coach-speak.

Hour 4 focuses on the start of padded practices at Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and Kyle Crabbs break down Miami's latest developments. The guys discuss Jeff Hafley's preference for 11-on-11 work over 7-on-7 drills, why the Dolphins are emphasizing game-like situations, and how rookie cornerback Chris Johnson has quickly emerged as a standout. They also examine Malik Willis' strong start and why he has clearly separated himself in the quarterback competition, while discussing Hafley's confidence in Jonah Savaiinaea and the team's belief that he can bounce back after a difficult rookie season. Plus, the crew reacts to the mystery surrounding Aaron Rodgers' wife, the U.S. Soccer decision to extend its men's national team coach, and LIV Golf's uncertain financial future.

Furones and Big O discuss if Hafley can Pull this off? 7-29-2026

Training Camp Stats can be deceiving, Bitcoin News and Notes, It's ALL on Jon Erci Sullivan, Hafley on Willis struggles, Hafley's refusal to admit it's a rebuild, Dolphins are eligible for Moral Victories, Two Interesting coaches that could be fired, Pat Mahomes dad has a problem, Big O knows who Aaron Rodgers is married to, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment and more!

Hafley on Malik Willis Struggling in the First Day. 7-30-2026

Jeff Hafley refuses to admit the Miami Dolphins are a rebuild. 7-30-2026

Training Camp Stats can be deceiving, Bitcoin News and Notes, It's ALL on Jon Erci Sullivan, Hafley on Willis struggles, Hafley's refusal to admit it's a rebuild, Dolphins are eligible for Moral Victories, Two Interesting coaches that could be fired, Pat Mahomes dad has a problem, Big O knows who Aaron Rodgers is married to, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment and more!

Training Camp Stats can be deceiving, Bitcoin News and Notes, It's ALL on Jon Erci Sullivan, Hafley on Willis struggles, Hafley's refusal to admit it's a rebuild, Dolphins are eligible for Moral Victories, Two Interesting coaches that could be fired, Pat Mahomes dad has a problem, Big O knows who Aaron Rodgers is married to, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Music History, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment and more!

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

Joe Rose and 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.

Listening to several cuts from Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley ahead of practice today, our biggest takeaway is that he sounds nothing like Mike McDaniel.

In hour two, our official review of the Mountain Dew Donut. Notes from Dolphins training camp and our favorite thing about Jeff Hafley after just two days of practice. Jimmy refuses to call Rikers Island.

Hafley thinking like Big O. 7-29-2026

Can Jeff Hafley or any other coach pull this off? 7-29-2026

Miami Dolphins training camp is picking up, and after two days on the practice field, Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose are already seeing a different approach under new head coach Jeff Hafley.In this episode of Out to Pasture with Bo & Joe, the longtime Dolphins teammates discuss why Hafley's emphasis on 11-on-11 football, fundamentals, technique, and accountability has stood out from the very first practice. Bo explains why these practices feel more like real game situations, while Joe shares why the team's energy and attention to detail have him optimistic.The guys also break down several early standouts, including Jacob Rodriguez, Chris Johnson, Michael Taaffe, David Ojabo, and the competition along the edge, while discussing why this young roster is embracing every opportunity to earn a job.Perhaps the biggest storyline, though, is the mindset. When asked whether the Dolphins are rebuilding, Hafley quickly rejected the label—and Bo explains why that message matters inside an NFL locker room.Bo and Joe also discuss:•The importance of teaching fundamentals during camp•Why the defense is ahead of the offense early•Which young players have already caught their attention•The value of competition throughout the roster•What they'll be watching once the pads come onOut to Pasture is presented by Ed Morse Sawgrass Automallhttps://edmorsesawgrass.com/Out to Pasture is supported by Villa Italia Bakery. Visit https://www.villaitaliabakery.com/ and receive 20% off your entire order by using the code BOJOE.

Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins discusses the high energy at the Miami Dolphins training camp under a new coaching regime. They analyze Jeff Hafley's physical defensive approach, evaluate the development of young talent in the trenches, and debate whether Malik Willis can become a reliable NFL starter under offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik.

Hour 2 focuses on the start of Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and Omar Kelly break down what to expect from Miami's new-look team. The guys discuss the changes around camp, including open practices for fans, new jersey numbers, and why Omar believes the players who perform will naturally stand out. Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley joins the show to discuss his approach to camp, why competition will be open across the roster, and why young players have a major opportunity to earn roles. Hafley breaks down Malik Willis' development, his expectations for Chop Robinson, the battles in the secondary and linebacker rooms, and why he plans to bring a more physical identity to Dolphins practices. The hour also examines how training camp has changed over the years, Hafley's decision to tackle in practice, and whether previous Dolphins teams were held back by overly complicated systems.

Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley joins Joe Rose to discuss the start of training camp and why young players will have every opportunity to earn meaningful roles this season. Hafley explains his vision for developing Malik Willis, saying the focus will be on building his confidence as a pocket passer while still taking advantage of his athleticism when the time is right. He emphasizes that every position is an open competition and that playing time will be earned regardless of contract status or draft position, while also sharing his high expectations for Miami's recent draft class. Hafley also discusses the flashes he's already seen from Chop Robinson, how the cornerback competition is shaping up, why he'll be calling the defensive plays this season, and how the linebacker room could feature multiple players depending on how the competition unfolds.

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

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

In hour one, Gelb, Crowder, and Appel analyze the start of Miami Dolphins training camp under new head coach Jeff Hafley. They delve into reports of culture issues during the Mike McDaniel era and discuss Malik Willis' outlook for the season. NFL Network Reporter Cameron Wolfe also joins to discuss Tua Tagovailoa's transition to the Atlanta Falcons.

Jeff Hafley's agent and former Miami Dolphins Pro Bowler Trace Armstrong joins Fins Faithful for an exclusive interview discussing the Dolphins' new era, Jeff Hafley's leadership, and the future of the franchise. As one of the NFL's most respected agents and a former Dolphins standout with more than 100 career sacks, Trace offers a unique perspective on what makes Jeff Hafley the right leader for Miami and what Dolphins fans should expect from this team moving forward. We also look back at Trace's playing career, his transition from the field to representing NFL coaches and executives, and some incredible stories from his time with the Miami Dolphins. If you're a Dolphins fan, this is an interview you won't want to miss.

In hour three, Hoch points out several mistakes Solana made on today's show rundown. Celebrating the four-year anniversary of the Florida Panthers trading Huberdeau for Matthew Tkachuk. Plus, will Hafley and Sully actually make this work in Miami?

Hoch is all-in on the offseason moves by Sully and Hafley, but he is questioning how committed we all are for a season where everyone keeps downplaying the importance of wins.

Callers weigh in on a fictional Packers football game, dive deep into how unreliable human memory is, criticize Jeff Hafley's defensive performance, and debate Nixon's cornerback stats and attitude. Key discussion points: - Fictional football positions and game scenario ideas from listeners - Scientific discussion on memory as reconstruction, not playback, with real-life examples - Uncle Rico calls out Jeff Hafley for defensive collapses and lack of accountability - Detailed stats and analysis on Keishan's 2024 season performance and recency bias - Listener ideas for compiling favorite Packers plays - Beer Cheese Benny shares thoughts on American pride and travel Call to action: Subscribe, rate, and review the show. Call in to 608-501-0718 to join future episodes. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

Callers weigh in on a fictional Packers football game, dive deep into how unreliable human memory is, criticize Jeff Hafley's defensive performance, and debate Nixon's cornerback stats and attitude. Key discussion points: - Fictional football positions and game scenario ideas from listeners - Scientific discussion on memory as reconstruction, not playback, with real-life examples - Uncle Rico calls out Jeff Hafley for defensive collapses and lack of accountability - Detailed stats and analysis on Keishan's 2024 season performance and recency bias - Listener ideas for compiling favorite Packers plays - Beer Cheese Benny shares thoughts on American pride and travel Call to action: Subscribe, rate, and review the show. Call in to 608-501-0718 to join future episodes. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

In hour three, why Messi is far and away the GOAT of soccer. Inspired by Messi's success, Hoch recites the lyrics to ‘Don't Cry for me Argentina'. Outlining a possible LeBron-Giannis pairing in Miami. Plus, the balance between Sully and Hafley this season.

Big O talks Dolphins New HC 061026

Big O talks Hafley's comments on Joint Practices 061026

Dolphins Tush Push Talk, Dolphins Wrap up Mini Camp, We talk Dolphins with David Furones, We talk Canes with Manny Navarro, ESPN/NFL Merger bad for the sports fan, Local Writer has a LOW BAR for Hafley, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Music History, Birthdays, and more!

Some Writers have very low standards for Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley. 6-5-2026

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

"We're gonna do everything we can to make you happy." Jeff Hafley, the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins, knows the expectations are high for him to lead a franchise that hasn't won a playoff game in a quarter of a century. Coach Hafley traces his rise from being a kid fixated on football (he asked for a mini whiteboard for Christmas!) to his college coaching career beginning by sleeping under his desk in the stadium at the University of Pittsburgh and surviving on peanut butter to becoming an NFL head coach. Coach Hafley makes it clear to Dan Le Batard and the many broken Dolphins' fans like him: he was made for the job and is someone who promises to outwork everyone and has the history of missed weddings, strained relationships, and years of choosing the job over everything else to prove it. He also explains why he walked away from being head coach at Boston College to return to the NFL (“I didn't like who I was becoming") and why he chose Miami over other teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices