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CBS4 anchor and reporter Mike Cugno joins the show with his takeaways from the Dolphins OTAs.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to one of the wildest games in NBA Finals history as the Knicks erase a 29-point deficit to stun the Spurs and take a commanding 3-1 series lead, capped by OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in at Madison Square Garden. The guys break down San Antonio's second-half collapse, Charles Barkley calling the Spurs “the dumbest team in basketball,” De'Aaron Fox's costly late-game mistake, and whether the young Spurs have any chance of extending the series. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins rewarding center Aaron Brewer with a three-year extension, why Jordyn Brooks should be next in line for a new deal, and a debate over Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, and Dan Marino in the greatest quarterback conversation. Plus, the Marlins continue their hot streak with wins in seven of their last eight games as they look to complete a sweep of the Diamondbacks.

Chris Perkins joins the show to break down the latest from Dolphins minicamp, including Miami's roster construction and which players appear to be in line for starting roles heading into the season. Perkins discusses the Dolphins' wide receiver room, shares his excitement for Chris Bell's potential once he returns from injury, and weighs in on the quarterback situation, agreeing that Quinn Ewers has impressed while maintaining that Malik Willis remains the clear starter. The conversation also centers on Miami's long-term outlook after landing near the bottom of ESPN's power rankings, with Perkins comparing the Dolphins' situation to other recent NFL rebuilds and explaining why the organization is hoping for a quicker turnaround. Plus, he offers high praise for Kenneth Grant's development, discusses why Chop Robinson needs to become a more complete defender, highlights rookie offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor's potential, and explains why he expects Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks to receive new contracts before the season begins

Hour 3 includes Chris Perkins joining the show to break down the Dolphins' roster construction, including early projections for starting roles, the receiver room, and why he sees Malik Willis as the QB1 despite strong early impressions from Quinn Ewers. Perkins also weighs in on Miami's long-term outlook, noting ESPN's low expectations while highlighting encouraging minicamp developments from Kenneth Grant, Chop Robinson's need to evolve into a more complete player, and high praise for rookie OL Kadyn Proctor, along with expectations that Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks could get new deals before the season. The guys also get into summer conversations with National Donut Day and key lime pie talk, plus a debate on global sports star power as Lionel Messi's impact at Inter Miami draws comparisons to NBA Finals-level buzz and ticket demand. They also react to the Knicks' 12-game playoff run, Jalen Brunson's clutch play, and what it means when teams let franchise players walk in their prime.

Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper open the hour with NBA Finals reaction as the Knicks take Game 1, along with discussion about the celebrity presence at the game and early storylines emerging from the series. The conversation moves into NBA trade speculation centered around Giannis Antetokounmpo, including whether the Heat are emerging as a potential frontrunner and what a possible trade package could look like. The guys also touch on Dolphins notes from minicamp, including questions about Achane's physique, strong impressions from Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks despite ongoing contract situations, and the massive potential of Miami's offensive line with Patrick Paul and Kadyn Proctor. Additional topics include Tua's latest press conference moment and the decision for the Dolphins and Falcons not to hold joint practices, sparking some speculation about the reasoning behind it. The hour wraps with a mix of soccer and documentary talk before Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to break down Miami's recent sweep of the Nationals, highlighting Otto Lopez's breakout, strong seasons from Xavier Edwards and Liam Hicks, Max Meyer's growth, Sandy Alcantara's leadership, and the team's aggressive approach to player development as the Marlins continue trying to find consistency.

This week host James Weaver is joined by the full R&D department as Bryce Rossler, Alex Vigderman, and CEO Matt Manocherian wrap up the Scouts vs Stats series with the Top 10 Defensive Players in the NFL. At the start, they address the two league-altering trades that happened earlier this week involving AJ Brown, Myles Garrett, and Jared Verse. The group debates some of the top names like TJ Watt, Micah Parsons, Dexter Lawrence, Kyle Hamilton, and Pat Surtain. They also touch on some surprise mentions like Jordyn Brooks, Fred Warner, and Jack Campbell. Listen to find out who ranks #1 on each list!Off The Charts features a blend of statistical insights, tactical analysis, and personal opinions, aimed at providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the week's key matchups and the intricacies of the sport. You can follow our content on Twitter at @Football_SIS, on Bluesky at @sportsinfosis.bsky.social and at sportsinfosolutions.com.

Omar Kelly: Dolphins have cap money today to sign large rookie class and who knows if they will extend Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks.

Kyle Crabbs joins the show for a deep dive on the Dolphins as the offseason rolls on, including whether Miami could still make late roster additions before the season begins. The conversation focuses on the Dolphins' wide receiver room and its uncertainty, with Crabbs comparing it to how the Packers have developed receivers in recent years and even drawing parallels to the 2019 Brian Flores Dolphins in terms of overall roster talent. He breaks down the offensive line's potential, the importance of preseason reps for a roster full of young and new faces, and how Miami can get the most out of first-round pick Kadyn Proctor, along with the expected role for Malik Washington. Crabbs also discusses possible contract extensions for Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks, while stressing that the biggest key for the Dolphins this season is quarterback Malik Willis, followed closely by the performance of the offensive line, as they look ahead to a tough schedule but a winnable Week 1 matchup against the Raiders.

Kyle Crabbs joins the show for a deep dive on the Dolphins as the offseason rolls on, including whether Miami could still make late roster additions before the season begins. The conversation focuses on the Dolphins' wide receiver room and its uncertainty, with Crabbs comparing it to how the Packers have developed receivers in recent years and even drawing parallels to the 2019 Brian Flores Dolphins in terms of overall roster talent. He breaks down the offensive line's potential, the importance of preseason reps for a roster full of young and new faces, and how Miami can get the most out of first-round pick Kadyn Proctor, along with the expected role for Malik Washington. Crabbs also discusses possible contract extensions for Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks, while stressing that the biggest key for the Dolphins this season is quarterback Malik Willis, followed closely by the performance of the offensive line, as they look ahead to a tough schedule but a winnable Week 1 matchup against the Raiders.

This “Best of Dolphins” episode is packed with the biggest storylines coming out of Miami Dolphins OTAs, including ongoing questions about leadership, roster construction, and expectations heading into the season. Joe Rose, Omar Kelly, Alain Poupart, and Chris Perkins all weigh in on Jeff Hafley's early impact as head coach, the development of Malik Willis, and whether players like Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer could be next in line for extensions. The crew also discusses concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health, the emergence of young players like Malik Washington and Chris Bell, and how Miami's investment in certain positions could leave weaknesses elsewhere on the roster. From locker room culture to roster battles and long-term team building, this episode covers all the biggest Dolphins topics heading into the new season.

This “Best of Dolphins” episode is packed with the biggest storylines coming out of Miami Dolphins OTAs, including ongoing questions about leadership, roster construction, and expectations heading into the season. Joe Rose, Omar Kelly, Alain Poupart, and Chris Perkins all weigh in on Jeff Hafley's early impact as head coach, the development of Malik Willis, and whether players like Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer could be next in line for extensions. The crew also discusses concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health, the emergence of young players like Malik Washington and Chris Bell, and how Miami's investment in certain positions could leave weaknesses elsewhere on the roster. From locker room culture to roster battles and long-term team building, this episode covers all the biggest Dolphins topics heading into the new season.

This “Best of Dolphins” episode is packed with the biggest storylines coming out of Miami Dolphins OTAs, including ongoing questions about leadership, roster construction, and expectations heading into the season. Joe Rose, Omar Kelly, Alain Poupart, and Chris Perkins all weigh in on Jeff Hafley's early impact as head coach, the development of Malik Willis, and whether players like Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer could be next in line for extensions. The crew also discusses concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health, the emergence of young players like Malik Washington and Chris Bell, and how Miami's investment in certain positions could leave weaknesses elsewhere on the roster. From locker room culture to roster battles and long-term team building, this episode covers all the biggest Dolphins topics heading into the new season.

Alain Poupart joins the show to break down early impressions of the Miami Dolphins under new leadership, noting that head coach Jeff Hafley has made a strong first impression and appears to communicate more directly and efficiently than the previous regime. Poupart also discusses Hafley's emerging presence as a clear leader for the organization as OTAs continue to unfold. The conversation turns to roster questions, including concerns about Austin Jackson's injury status and whether rookie Kadyn Proctor should be moved to tackle full-time or remain at guard. He also weighs in on quarterback Malik Willis's arm talent, highlights wide receiver Malik Washington as a player to watch, and touches on potential contract extensions for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer.

Hour 4 opens with a discussion around the growing controversy involving Brendan Sorsby and gambling, with Joe Rose arguing that players who bet on the game should not be allowed to compete in college football, especially in today's environment where NIL money has completely reshaped the sport. The guys broaden the conversation to how chaotic college athletics has become, with constant transfers, coaching movement, and players chasing bigger contracts, while noting the rare stability of the Miami Hurricanes football under Mario Cristobal. The hour then shifts to South Florida culture as Mickey Markoff joins to promote the Miami Air & Sea Show and its surrounding festivities. The show wraps with Alain Poupart breaking down the Miami Dolphins OTAs, highlighting early impressions of head coach Jeff Hafley, injury concerns for Austin Jackson, standout buzz around Malik Washington and Malik Willis, and potential extensions for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer.

Hour 3 features more Miami Dolphins OTA coverage as Alain Poupart joins the show to discuss early impressions of the team under head coach Jeff Hafley, who he says has made a strong first impression and communicates in a more direct, efficient way than the previous regime while quickly establishing himself as a clear team leader. The conversation turns to roster questions, including concerns about Austin Jackson's injury situation, whether Kadyn Proctor should permanently move to tackle, Malik Willis showing real arm talent, Malik Washington as a breakout candidate, and potential extensions for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer. The hour then shifts to the national college football debate as Brett McMurphy breaks down the ongoing CFP power struggle between the SEC and Big Ten, uncertainty over 16 vs. 24-team expansion, and how TV networks like ESPN are influencing the direction of the sport. McMurphy also explores the possibility of a future superleague, the growing issue of players manipulating eligibility through injuries, and the difficulty of enforcing rules in today's NIL-driven college football landscape.

Hour 1 opens with more NBA Playoffs reaction as the Oklahoma City Thunder bounce back to even the series against the San Antonio Spurs. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Dolphins and ongoing questions about leadership, with Joe Rose saying he's tired of hearing about locker room leadership and wants to see results on the field instead, while identifying head coach Jeff Hafley as the clear leader of the organization right now. The guys also discuss potential extensions for De'Von Achane, Jordyn Brooks, and Aaron Brewer, while diving into several NFL quarterback battles involving Carson Beck, Fernando Mendoza, Kirk Cousins, Tua Tagovailoa, Michael Penix Jr., J.J. McCarthy, and Kyler Murray. The hour wraps with a major discussion about the chaotic future of college sports as NIL money continues reshaping the landscape, fueling College Football Playoff expansion talks, superleague speculation involving the SEC and Big Ten, and concerns that football and basketball are consuming nearly all collegiate athletic resources.

Omar Kelly joins the show with the latest updates from Miami Dolphins OTAs, including news that De'Von Achane is dealing with a minor injury and appeared a bit heavier than usual at practice. Omar also discusses the Dolphins working on extensions for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer, explaining why those negotiations differ from Achane's situation since Brooks and Brewer have already earned major NFL contracts. The conversation also dives into concerns surrounding Austin Jackson and whether the Dolphins can rely on him moving forward, with Omar suggesting rookie Kadyn Proctor could eventually slide to right tackle if needed. Plus, Omar provides an update on quarterback Malik Willis after the first day of OTAs, debates with Joe Rose over whether top rookies should automatically start or earn their roles, and makes the case for Miami to bring back Christian Wilkins.

Hour 4 starts a street in New York being named after Lionel Messi and the City of Miami being removed from future Super Bowl rotation, before shifting into NFL storylines like whether Cam Ward can take a leap in his second year with the Tennessee Titans while also being featured on Netflix's “Quarterback” series. The conversation then turns to the growing tension between the SEC and Big Ten over potential College Football Playoff expansion, with other conferences beginning to take sides as the debate over structure and format intensifies. Omar Kelly then joins the show with the latest from Miami Dolphins OTAs, including updates on De'Von Achane's minor injury, extension talks for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer, concerns about Austin Jackson, and early flashes from quarterback Malik Willis. The hour wraps with Omar and Joe Rose debating whether highly drafted rookies should be handed starting jobs or forced to earn them, along with Omar making the case for bringing back Christian Wilkins.

Hour 2 features more reaction to the New York Knicks stunning comeback win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals as the NBA Playoffs continue to deliver drama. The focus then shifts heavily to Miami Dolphins OTAs, with Joe Rose expressing concern over Austin Jackson still dealing with a lingering toe injury. Omar Kelly joins the show to provide updates on De'Von Achane, potential contract extensions for Jordyn Brooks and Aaron Brewer, and the development of quarterback Malik Willis during the first day of OTAs. The guys also debate whether highly drafted rookies should automatically start or earn their roles, discuss the long-term outlook of this young Dolphins roster, and revisit the possibility of bringing back Christian Wilkins.

Miami Dolphins On SI Publisher Alain Poupart shares his observations about the first open OTA the team conducted under new head coach Jeff Hafley, as well as some developments involving the summer schedule, Jordyn Brooks, and more. 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

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This week's Best of Dolphins show features insight from GM Jon Eric Sullivan, Omar Kelly, Kyle Crabbs, and Alain Poupart as they break down Miami's draft and offseason direction. Sullivan explains the team's approach to rebuilding the roster, including the selection of Kadyn Proctor and the addition of Malik Willis, while emphasizing long-term growth and competition. Kelly and Crabbs provide outside perspective on the class, highlighting both the upside and lingering concerns—especially at safety and along the defensive front—while debating key picks and positional priorities. Poupart wraps things up by outlining Miami's shift toward a more physical identity, evaluating key draft decisions, and discussing the future of core players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De'Von Achane.

This week's Best of Dolphins show features insight from GM Jon Eric Sullivan, Omar Kelly, Kyle Crabbs, and Alain Poupart as they break down Miami's draft and offseason direction. Sullivan explains the team's approach to rebuilding the roster, including the selection of Kadyn Proctor and the addition of Malik Willis, while emphasizing long-term growth and competition. Kelly and Crabbs provide outside perspective on the class, highlighting both the upside and lingering concerns—especially at safety and along the defensive front—while debating key picks and positional priorities. Poupart wraps things up by outlining Miami's shift toward a more physical identity, evaluating key draft decisions, and discussing the future of core players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De'Von Achane.

This week's Best of Dolphins show features insight from GM Jon Eric Sullivan, Omar Kelly, Kyle Crabbs, and Alain Poupart as they break down Miami's draft and offseason direction. Sullivan explains the team's approach to rebuilding the roster, including the selection of Kadyn Proctor and the addition of Malik Willis, while emphasizing long-term growth and competition. Kelly and Crabbs provide outside perspective on the class, highlighting both the upside and lingering concerns—especially at safety and along the defensive front—while debating key picks and positional priorities. Poupart wraps things up by outlining Miami's shift toward a more physical identity, evaluating key draft decisions, and discussing the future of core players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De'Von Achane.

Hour 3 is split between NFL and MLB storylines, starting with Alain Poupart breaking down the Miami Dolphins draft class and why he believes the team is building with real conviction and shifting toward a tougher, more physical identity compared to the speed-focused approach of previous regimes. He evaluates key picks like Will Kacmarek's potential role as a pass catcher versus blocker and whether Caleb Douglas was taken at the right value, while also pointing to safety as the biggest remaining roster concern and expecting a veteran addition later in free agency. Poupart also highlights the upside in the wide receiver room and touches on contract outlooks for core players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De'Von Achane. The second half shifts to the Miami Marlins, where manager Clayton McCullough joins after a wild series win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, breaking down the aggressive late-game approach that led to a bizarre walk-off double play finish and emphasizing the team's confidence as they continue building momentum behind strong pitching and key performances from players like Sandy Alcantara, Liam Hicks, Xavier Edwards, and Otto Lopez

Alain Poupart joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins draft class and why he believes the team is building with real conviction this year, shifting toward a tougher, more physical identity compared to the speed-based approach of previous regimes. He evaluates several key picks, including the potential of Will Kacmarek as a pass catcher versus a more traditional blocking tight end role, and whether Caleb Douglas was taken at the right spot in the draft. Poupart also points to safety as the biggest remaining concern on the roster, noting the lack of a proven starter and expecting Miami to add a veteran later in free agency. The segment wraps with discussion on the upside of the wide receiver room and contract outlooks for key players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and De'Von Achane.

Hour 3 is loaded with NFL Draft conversation as Joe and Hollywood dive into the Miami Dolphins' massive draft capital, including 11 total picks with two in the first round and seven in the top three rounds, while also reacting to the growing trend of fans spoiling picks through social media before they're officially announced. They compare quarterback prospects like Carson Beck and Ty Simpson and revisit debate around Dan Orlovsky's take that Simpson may be a better prospect than Fernando Mendoza, adding more fuel to the pre-draft quarterback conversation. Alain Poupart joins to weigh in on the Dolphins' strategy, making the case for trading down from pick 11, sticking to best player available, and cautioning against over-prioritizing weapons for QB Malik Willis while also discussing possible roster moves like veteran linebacker Jordyn Brooks. The hour wraps with Joe Zagacki, the voice of the Miami Hurricanes football, breaking down Canes draft prospects like Francis Mauigoa, Anez Cooper, Keionte Scott, and Carson Beck as Miami's presence looms large in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Alain Poupart joins the show to break down the upcoming NFL Draft and what the Miami Dolphins should do with their first-round picks. He makes the case for potentially trading down from pick 11, emphasizing a best player available approach over drafting for positional need — a point Joe pushes back on during the conversation. Poupart also argues that it's not essential to immediately surround QB Malik Willis with ideal weapons, pointing to other teams that have successfully evaluated quarterbacks in less-than-perfect situations. He cautions the Dolphins to learn from both their own mistakes and league-wide examples, expresses little interest in taking a wide receiver in the first round, and wraps by discussing the possibility of Miami moving veteran linebacker Jordyn Brooks.

The Texas Rangers' offensive surge during a win over the A's and the Houston Astros' early-season collapse. They examine NFL trade rumors involving Kenny Moore II and Jordyn Brooks while debating the Dallas Cowboys' draft strategy. They also discuss the Dallas Wings selecting Azzi Fudd and the social dynamics of dating a coworker. PP in the morning: Dating at baseball games.

Joe breaks down the importance of veteran leadership on a football team, emphasizing how key voices in the locker room help develop and support younger players and set the tone for the entire roster. He highlights the Dolphins' current veteran core of Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler, and Aaron Brewer as strong examples of that leadership foundation. The conversation then turns to De'Von Achane and whether Miami should prioritize extending him or consider other roster options as the NFL Draft approaches. With the Dolphins still having several holes to fill, Joe and Hollywood debate draft strategy and whether the team should target a wide receiver, offensive lineman, pass rusher, cornerback, or safety with their top pick.

Omar Kelly joins the show to break down the Dolphins' roster construction, focusing on the challenges of building leadership on a young and relatively cheap team. He explains why Zach Sieler is essentially untradeable due to his contract, while noting that players like Aaron Brewer, Jordyn Brooks, and even De'Von Achane could realistically be moved depending on how the offseason unfolds. Omar raises concern that Achane could become a disgruntled player if he doesn't receive a new contract before the draft, sparking a larger discussion about Miami's priorities. Joe pushes for an offensive lineman at pick 11, while Omar floats Caleb Downs as an option, though Joe strongly pushes back on drafting a safety that early. The two ultimately agree the Dolphins should avoid stripping away veteran leadership and instead focus on adding foundational pieces through a strong draft class.

Hour 2 opens with Joe breaking down the importance of veteran leadership on a football team and how it helps develop younger players, set standards, and stabilize a locker room. He highlights the Dolphins' current veteran core of Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler, and Aaron Brewer as key pieces of that foundation, before shifting into a bigger discussion about De'Von Achane's future and whether Miami should prioritize an extension or consider other options. Omar Kelly joins to dive deeper into the Dolphins' roster construction, explaining why Sieler is essentially untradeable while suggesting Brewer, Brooks, and Achane could be movable under the right circumstances, sparking debate about Achane's contract situation and potential frustration if no deal gets done before the draft. Joe and Omar also clash over draft strategy at pick 11—whether Miami should target offensive line help or consider names like Caleb Downs—while agreeing the team must protect its veteran leadership and maximize a deep draft class. The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, covering expensive Masters tickets, major ESPN/NFL Network streaming changes, and continued buzz around the Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini rumors

Aaron Brewer joins to reflect on his strong season with the Miami Dolphins, emphasizing his mindset of constant improvement and staying authentic both on and off the field. He discusses playing through injury late last season, driven by his commitment to teammates and fans, and shares how practices like pilates and yoga have helped elevate his strength and durability. Brewer also talks about mentoring younger players, offering guidance to rookies, and praises Jordyn Brooks for his leadership within the locker room. He highlights his efforts to give back to his hometown of Dallas through programs that supported him growing up, while expressing his love for Miami and desire to remain with the Dolphins long-term.

Hour 2 kicks off with Aaron Brewer reflecting on his standout season with the Miami Dolphins, sharing how he pushes himself to improve every year, plays through injuries for his teammates and fans, and uses practices like pilates and yoga to stay strong. He talks about mentoring younger players, praises Jordyn Brooks' leadership, and highlights his community work in Dallas while expressing his desire to retire a Dolphin. Don Bailey Jr then breaks down the Miami Hurricanes roster, discussing returning players, the draft prospects of Rueben Bain and Akheem Mesidor, Malachi Toney's relentless work ethic, and rising star freshman Jackson Cantwell, while noting the Canes' pass rush remains formidable. Hollywood's Headlines wraps the hour with the latest buzz, from Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini cheating rumors, the 18.3 million viewers for UConn vs. Michigan, and Colin Kaepernick's upcoming memoir to Daniil Medvedev's meltdown, an MLB brawl involving former Marlin Jorge Soler, and strict enforcement of rules at the Masters.

Omar Kelly joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins' offseason from all angles, starting with Troy Aikman's unclear role with the organization and what it could mean moving forward. He dives into draft strategy, advising against trading pick 11 and emphasizing that it's about the quality—not quantity—of selections, while also discussing Ty Simpson's draft outlook and whether it makes sense for Miami to take a quarterback. Omar and Joe debate the possibility of moving Jordyn Brooks, revisit the Jaylen Waddle trade as a solid return, and identify the team's biggest roster needs. He also shares his perspective on the new GM and head coach, noting they're respected around the league but still have to prove it, and weighs in on Raheem Mostert's comments about Mike McDaniel.

Hour 2 kicks off with Inter Miami moving into their stunning new stadium, highlighting Lionel Messi's continued impact on the team and MLS. The conversation then shifts to South Florida hockey, as the Panthers are officially eliminated from playoff contention after a season plagued by injuries, marking the first year in a while without postseason hockey in the region. Omar Kelly joins to break down the Miami Dolphins' offseason, analyzing Troy Aikman's mysterious role in the organization, draft strategy, and the debate over trading pick 11. He weighs in on Ty Simpson's draft stock, the possibility of selecting a quarterback, revisiting the Waddle trade, potential moves with Jordyn Brooks, and discusses the team's biggest roster needs, all while offering his take on the new GM and head coach and the locker room drama surrounding Raheem Mostert and Mike McDaniel.

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Miami Dolphins On SI Publisher Alain Poupart discusses the offseason program schedule and what it says about the new regime and direction of the team, the latest on Jordyn Brooks, what mock drafts are saying, and more. 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

Hour 2 features stories from Bob McAdoo's appearance at Bokamper's luncheon, including powerful reflections on his college days and memories from the Heat's championship run alongside Dwyane Wade and Shaq. The focus shifts to the Dolphins, where Joe emphasizes the importance of retaining key leaders like Jordyn Brooks while stressing how crucial it is to finally hit on draft picks after years of misses. The conversation then dives into the evolving world of college football, with players and coaches constantly on the move for money, highlighted by Miami's deep roster and the idea of athletes as “one-year free agents.” The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, including the Wizards' viral April Fools prank, the Fab 5's alternate Final Four broadcast, the NFL's looming sportsbook deal, and strong MLB Opening Day ratings.

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Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Dave Hyde from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the latest developments involving the Miami Dolphins, including the Tua comments, the idea of trading or extending De'Von Achane and Jordyn Brooks, 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

Kyle Crabbs joins to break down Tua Tagovailoa's comments calling out the Miami Dolphins, with Joe firing back at Tua's remarks. Crabbs reflects on some of Tua's controversial press conference moments from last season and then dives into the top quarterback prospects for the NFL Draft, including Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson touches on trade rumors surrounding Jordyn Brooks, the work Jon-Eric Sullivan has done so far, and Zach Wilson signing with the New Orleans Saints.

Hour 3 kicks off with Kyle Crabbs joining to break down Tua Tagovailoa's comments calling out the Miami Dolphins, with Joe Rose firing back. Crabbs reflects on Tua's controversial press conferences from last season and dives into the top quarterback prospects for the NFL Draft, including Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson, trade rumors around Jordyn Brooks, the work Jon-Eric Sullivan has done so far, and Zach Wilson signing with the New Orleans Saints. The hour continues with Pete Fairbanks, closing pitcher for the Miami Marlins, discussing why he signed with Miami, his excitement for the pitching staff, and lessons from his time with the Tampa Bay Rays. Fairbanks also opens up about the pressures of being a closer, returning from two Tommy John surgeries, his authentic approach to postgame pressers, and how he plans to handle the new ABS system moving forward.

Hour 2 centers on the Miami Dolphins and their push to rebuild through the draft, with investment in Malik Willis and a renewed focus on developing young talent. Joe and Dave reflect on what went wrong during Chris Grier's tenure and what the new front office must do differently, while also debating trade rumors surrounding Jordyn Brooks—a move Joe strongly opposes. The hour also touches on Miami Marlins injury news and the Miami Open upset of Carlos Alcaraz, before shifting into a fun but insightful discussion on coaching styles sparked by Villanova's Kevin Willard. That conversation leads into classic Don Shula stories, blending old-school coaching philosophy with modern perspectives, while also hitting on March Madness fallout and Carson Beck's NFL draft buzz.

Joe and Dave dive into the speculation surrounding a potential trade for Jordyn Brooks, debating what the Dolphins would need in return and whether trading him makes sense for the team's future. The conversation shifts to leadership in Miami, with Joe arguing that the team overemphasized “leadership” last season, while Dave points to Tua Tagovailoa as the biggest problem due to his contract and performance. Joe stresses the value of keeping Brooks and Tyrell Dodson, highlighting Brooks' ability to mentor younger players, while Dave questions if age and timing make a trade more logical. The segment explores the balance between leadership, talent, and long-term roster strategy

The Miami Dolphins continue to reshape their roster with a clear focus on building through the draft, while also investing in Malik Willis as a key piece moving forward. Joe and Dave look back at what went wrong during Chris Grier's tenure and what the new front office must do differently to avoid the same mistakes. With another youth movement underway, the guys discuss how young players will once again be asked to step into major roles. The conversation also turns to trade speculation around Jordyn Brooks, with Joe pushing back hard against the idea after Brooks' leadership and production, including leading the league in tackles.

Joe and Dave kick off the hour discussing the insane NIL deals in college football, highlighting how much money top college athletes are now earning. The conversation moves to the NBA, breaking down Bam Adebayo's 83-point performance, reminiscing about Kobe Bryant's early career struggles, and sharing thoughts on Miami's major events like the Miami Open and F1, while wishing the Dolphins could generate similar excitement. They then shift to the Dolphins, debating whether to trade Jordyn Brooks and agreeing there's no reason to move Aaron Brewer, while emphasizing that Miami still needs better talent to compete with the top teams in the division, including the Patriots and Bills, and evaluating the best teams in the AFC.

Joe and Dave break down the Miami Heat's recent four-game losing streak, including a heartbreaking last-second tip-in loss to the Rockets, and discuss whether the team can climb back toward a top playoff seed. They also dive into the Miami Open, highlighting Alcaraz's shocking loss to Sebastian Korda and the lively crowd, and touch on Victor Wembanyama as one of the NBA's most intriguing players. The conversation then shifts to college athletics, exploring how NIL deals are creating massive earning opportunities for both basketball and football players—even at smaller schools. Finally, the guys tackle Dolphins offseason talk, including the possibility of trading Jordyn Brooks, leadership questions within the team, and the balance between mentoring young talent and planning for the franchise's long-term success.

On today's show, Joe and Dave break down the biggest local and national sports storylines, starting with March Madness as both the Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes are bounced from the tournament, while the Miami Open shocks fans with Carlos Alcaraz going down early. The conversation turns to the Dolphins' offseason, debating trade rumors around Jordyn Brooks, leadership questions, and what the team must do to build through the draft while competing in a tough AFC. They shift to the NBA, analyzing the Miami Heat's four-game losing streak, Bam Adebayo's breakout play, and upcoming matchups against the Spurs and Victor Wembanyama. College athletics take center stage next, exploring NIL deals and the massive money now flowing to basketball and football players, including Hurricanes breakout wide receiver Malachi Toney.

In hour 2 of the show: - Who will Dolphins QB Malik Willis throw to this season? - Who else will be traded from the Dolphins? Jordyn Brooks? - Leroy's Twitter Fingers - Leroy's Game Ball & Bums