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The guys preview wild-card weekend, including Rams-Panthers, Bears-Packers, and Bills-Jaguars, and discuss what it all means for the playoff picture. They also debate the Rams' dominance, the Bears' magic, and Jacksonville's legitimacy—and Craig finally watched 'The Lord of the Rings' for the first time. (00:00) Intro (02:34) Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel (21:37) Rams @ Panthers (30:15) Packers @ Bears (37:09) Bills @ Jaguars (44:18) Chargers @ Patriots (49:44) 49ers @ Eagles (56:27) Texans @ Steelers (01:07:10) Ringer 107 picks (01:15:42) Emails Discord link: https://discord.gg/Ge8bbYHrau Check out the 2025 Ringer Fantasy Football Rankings: https://fantasyfootball.theringer.com/ Email us! ringerfantasyfootball@gmail.com The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck Producers: Kai Grady, Carlos Chiriboga, and Cameron Dinwiddie “Arcade”: NSYBBH8ONNLKC7H4 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

C&R talk Mike McDaniel out in Miami! What's next for he & the Dolphins? The crew has some fun with their annual 6 Game Wild Card Parlay! For real money. You can get in on some prize action as well. Plus, OKC & San Antonio get some love! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Maller talks about the Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel and owner Stephen Ross saying the team needs a "comprehensive" change, what's next for McDaniel after the firing and if Cleveland is a good landing spot, John Harbaugh being the leader for the Dolphins job, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We dive into the fallout of the Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel and the growing belief in this room that John Harbaugh is headed to South Beach to work for an owner ready to break the bank. Boomer questions if Dolphins consultant Troy Aikman pulled the strings on McDaniel's exit, while we break down Jaxson Dart's viral sideline comments from the Miami-Ole Miss game about the Giants' next head coach. Plus, we react to Ravens OC Todd Monken's admission that he failed Lamar Jackson, play the "douchey" Evan Roberts clip that Craig Carton refused to air for MLB's Rob Manfred, and a caller asks if Steelers could be the next to make a coaching change.

Detroit Lions Podcast: Lions Contact Mike McDaniel for OC OC Search Turns to Mike McDaniel The Detroit Lions fired John Morton. The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel. Credible reports say the Lions contacted McDaniel about the offensive coordinator vacancy. The outreach reads like due diligence. He is a viable candidate with an inventive mind and a track record. The question is fit. Practice Tape and Scheme Mismatch Joint practices this summer left scars. McDaniel hardly engaged with players. Aloof and off putting came up around that field. Detroit just moved on from an OC players did not feel connected to. A repeat would be costly. The Dolphins offense landed bottom 10 in scoring and yards in each of the past two years and trended the wrong way. The usage did not match the roster. Tua was asked to throw short to the speediest wide receiving group in the game. The offensive line was asked to hold longer on routes he was not going to throw. That is a disconnect between talent and scheme. In the red zone the tells were obvious. You could read the call from the formation. That predictability helped stall drives. It mirrors a Detroit sore spot from this season. Detroit Context: Adapt or Fail Detroit at times called plays like Sam Laporta and Frank Rigg now were available. They were not. Results suffered. Miami's issues looked similar. In those joint sessions the Lions defense beat the living hell out of Miami, especially the first day. Detroit knew what was coming. Think Tecmo Super Bowl when you pick the play and blow it up. Miami did not adjust. Players did not show fight. McDaniel stood and took it. That picture matters when you weigh scheme flexibility and sideline communication inside this NFL building. Alternatives and a Blough Path There is a workable path if Detroit believes in McDaniel's concepts. Install him as OC and make David Blough the passing game coordinator. Let Blough learn the system for a year or two. Groom him. It is plausible. McDaniel has worked with dynamic offensive weapons. Devon A. Sheen compares to a smaller Jamir Gibbs. Jalen Waddle and Tyreek Hill thrived in space. Translating that speed and spacing to Detroit could hit, if the calls match the personnel and situation. Tua is not the answer for Detroit over Jared Goff. That is clear here. Todd Monken remains out there, technically still employed by the Baltimore Ravens. He is interesting and has had success in a variety of spots. The Lions need adaptability, clarity, and player connection. That should drive the hire. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i89gfyp3uvU #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #mikemcdaniel #offensivecoordinatorvacancy #johnmorton #miamidolphins #jointpractices #lionsdefense #redzoneoffense #davidblough #passinggamecoordinator #tua #jaredgoff #samlaporta #frankriggnow #toddmonken Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NFL insider Mike Florio joins to break down the Dolphins' organizational shakeup, explaining why Miami needed a full reset and why firing Mike McDaniel cleared the path for a new GM to bring in their preferred head coach. Florio weighs in on McDaniel's future opportunities, noting the high-risk nature of taking another head coaching job in a tough situation. He also shares his thoughts on the John Harbaugh sweepstakes, the Giants' coaching vacancy, and other open head coaching positions around the league.

Miami survives a wild Fiesta Bowl against Ole Miss to punch their ticket to the national championship in their home stadium, overcoming turnovers, penalties, and a back-and-forth finish. Joe and the crew break down Miami's improbable rise and how the team closed out another huge game under pressure. The conversation shifts to the NFL as the Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel, debate the timing of the move, and weigh potential replacements like John Harbaugh or Chris Shula. Chris Perkins joins to discuss the GM search, McDaniel's future, Tua's desire for a fresh start, and why Miami needs to embrace a hard-nosed, physical identity moving forward.

Chris Perkins joins to weigh in on the Dolphins' ongoing shakeup, including the GM search and the firing of Mike McDaniel. Perkins shares why he's long advocated for a full reset—new GM, new head coach, and possibly a new QB—and weighs in on whether McDaniel could find success elsewhere. Joe and Perkins discuss whether the Dolphins have reached out to John Harbaugh, the interviews of DC Anthony Weaver for other head coaching jobs, and Tua's thoughts on a fresh start. Perkins emphasizes the need for Miami to shift from a flashy, finesse-style team to a hard-nosed, physical identity, calling this the start of a new Dolphins era.

Joe recaps the Fiesta Bowl win by highlighting the Hurricanes' receivers stepping up all night, including big contributions from Malachi Toney, CJ Daniels, and Keelan Marion. The tone lightens briefly as Hollywood busts Joe's chops over fans asking him for national championship tickets. The conversation then turns serious as the Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel, with Joe breaking down what led to the decision, what may have changed behind the scenes, and whether McDaniel will land another job. The segment closes by examining the Dolphins' roster shortcomings and debating whether Miami is truly an attractive destination for John Harbaugh or if better options exist elsewhere.

Hour 1 opens with a full breakdown of Miami's wild Fiesta Bowl win over Ole Miss, as the Hurricanes survive a chaotic night filled with missed interceptions, costly penalties, controversial calls, and even a flu bug to punch their ticket to the national championship. Joe and the crew highlight Miami's third straight elite win, another clutch late offensive drive, and the defense's continued dominance, giving credit to Mario Cristobal for getting it done on the biggest stage. The receivers stepped up across the board, and the Canes once again proved they can close. The hour then pivots to breaking NFL news as the Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel, sparking discussion about what changed, why Stephen Ross made the move, and what's next for both McDaniel and Miami as the Harbaugh sweepstakes heats up.

January 9, 2025 Hour 1. The Canes win an epic CFB Semi Final. McDaniel out in Miami. The Starting Five.

Field Yates joins Stugotz and the crew as the Dolphins shock the NFL by firing Mike McDaniel. The guys react in real time, break down what went wrong in Miami, and debate what's next for both the franchise and McDaniel's future in the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Kostos continues reacting to the Miami Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel as their head coach. Plus, Nick shares his thoughts on Kliff Kingsbury's departure from the Commanders.

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The coaching carousel gets even crazier when Mike McDaniel suddenly becomes available, and the guys immediately frame him as a potential offensive coordinator jackpot, not the Giants head coach. They break down why his scheme is so “nerdy” and QB friendly, why Jaxson Dart could benefit from that kind of detail and precision, and why Stefanski and Harbaugh still sit in a different tier as head coach options. Plus, the conversation swings into the staff building obsession, the Dolphins emerging as a real Harbaugh threat, and the chaos theory: when an upgrade appears, teams start firing coaches just to get in the race.

Reaction to the Miami Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel. Is Stephen Ross making the right decision taking a gamble on hiring Harbaugh? Plus, Danny Kanell previews tonight's Canes - Ole Miss CFP semifinal.

1.8.26 Hour 4 1:00- Joe Vardon from The Athletic joins G&D to discuss the Wizards making a splash move trading for Trae Young. 25:50- Do you think Mike McDaniel would be a slam dunk hire?

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Dave Hyde from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the firing of head coach Mike McDaniel, the Jim Harbaugh outlook, and much 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

Field Yates joins Stugotz and the crew as the Dolphins shock the NFL by firing Mike McDaniel. The guys react in real time, break down what went wrong in Miami, and debate what's next for both the franchise and McDaniel's future in the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth and Sean discuss what Nick Caserio had to say about the Monday night game and how important he foresees tackling being, dive into the Texans' new bulletin board material from Nick Wright, react to the Dolphins moving on from Mike McDaniel as Head Coach, and see what the question of the day is with Reggie and Lopez.

Mike McDaniel is OUT as Dolphins head coach following the surprising firing of former Ravens head coach, John Harbaugh. Former Washington WR, Anthony Armstrong, breaks down the potential destinations and the biggest reasons why Washington is the right choice for the offensive coordinator position. 00:06 BLEAV in Commanders is brought to you by FanDuel 00:18 Mike McDaniel AND John Harbaugh OUT as NFL head coaches 00:54 Why Washington is the best scenario for McDaniel 01:43 Cleveland aint it 03:16 A Case for the Washington Commanders 04:11 McDaniel has had success with Adam Peters' selections 05:25 McDaniel knows Deebo Samuel very well 06:15 Familiarity with the organization 07:13 McDaniel does have options in Baltimore 08:17 FanDuel NFL Wildcard Playoff Lines as of 1/8 08:43 Rams -10.5 @ Panthers 09:05 GB -1.5 @ CHI 09:24 BUF -1.5 @ JAX 10:27 SF @ PHI -4.5 11:09 LAC @ NE - 3.5 11:51 HOU -3 @ PIT 13:34 Who would THRIVE in a McDaniel offense already on the roster? 16:43 Washington TEs a position to look into 18:00 A Word from www.ziprecruiter.com/audio   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this breaking news episode of the podcast, Rob breaks down the rapidly unfolding situation surrounding the Miami Dolphins. He reacts to the firing of head coach Mike McDaniel, provides updates on the team's GM search as it nears completion, and highlights a key candidate with close ties to John Harbaugh.With those connections in place, Rob explains why Miami is now being viewed as a serious contender in the race for Harbaugh's services and what it could mean for the franchise moving forward.Follow Us On Socials:IG & TikTok — @theflame_esHost: Rob Cao

National radio host, Zach Gelb, still believes the Dolphins would be better off moving on from Mike McDaniel. Plus, will Tua find a landing spot with another organization?

We all want John Harbaugh but Crowder is still in the camp that the Dolphins should move on from McDaniel regardless.

In hour one, we all want John Harbaugh but Crowder is still in the camp that the Dolphins should move on from McDaniel regardless. Bam Adebayo is not Hakeem Olajuwon. Zach Gelb shares his take on the McDaniel situation in Miami.

In hour three, what the hell happened to the Heat last night? Solana wants Spo to adjust the offense for Bam. Are the Dolphins balancing the GM search, McDaniel and Harbaugh properly? Plus, Don Bailey Jr delivers the key to Miami beating Ole Miss tomorrow.

Brian Baldinger joins to weigh in on the John Harbaugh situation, the Dolphins' GM search, and Mike McDaniel's future, suggesting McDaniel might be better suited as a coordinator while still drawing head coach interest if Miami lets him go. He shares his thoughts on Michael Penix's talent versus his injury history and names Matt Stafford as his pick for MVP. The conversation also previews Miami's CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, highlighting Malachi Toney's versatility and the Hurricanes' running game strategy. Joe and Dave shift to the NFL playoffs, naming Jacksonville the hottest AFC team and picking Houston to upset Pittsburgh. The hour closes with one final look at the Harbaugh storyline before wrapping up the show.

Brian Baldinger joins to break down the latest NFL storylines, weighing in on the John Harbaugh situation and the Dolphins' GM search and coaching uncertainty. He shares his thoughts on Michael Penix, praising his talent but expressing concern over his injury history. Baldy also discusses Mike McDaniel's future, suggesting he might thrive more as a coordinator while still drawing interest as a head coach if Miami lets him go. The conversation touches on the Ravens' commitment to Lamar Jackson and closes with Baldinger's take on the MVP race, naming Matt Stafford as his pick.

The Dolphins add another name to their GM search with a Chargers assistant, a move that could hint at a potential connection to John Harbaugh. Joe and Dave discuss the best possible landing spot for Harbaugh, comparing Miami to other options like Atlanta and Tennessee. The discussion also revisits how Mike McDaniel managed to keep his job without Chris Grier and dependable quarterback play, winning four straight games despite major struggles under center. The segment wraps with a hard look at Tua Tagovailoa's contract, questioning whether internal loyalty outweighed what was best for the organization.

The show opens with a somber tone after rough losses for the Heat and Panthers, sparking conversations about Miami's struggles, tension surrounding Tyler Herro, and whether the Heat's core has run its course. The Dolphins dominate much of the discussion as news breaks that John Harbaugh is out in Baltimore, igniting debate over Miami's coaching future and whether pursuing Harbaugh would be a bad look with Mike McDaniel still in place. Panthers coverage continues with in-depth injury analysis, Tkachuk's potential return, and roster snubs, plus insight from TV voice Steve Goldstein. College football enters the mix with former Cane Brian Monroe previewing the Canes' Fiesta Bowl semifinal matchup against Ole Miss. The show wraps with an all-time Tobin rant over Dolphins exit interviews, a full-throated call to move on from McDaniel, and a lighthearted finish as Brittney shocks Tobin by admitting she likes his so-called mortal enemy, JJ Redick.

We break down the John Harbaugh firing and what it could mean for the Dolphins, as it's been reported that the Fins have been in touch with him. Tobin and Brittney think it would be a bad look for the Dolphins to pursue Harbaugh while McDaniel is still the sitting head coach—either commit or cut the guy loose. Florida Panthers television play-by-play voice Steve Goldstein joins the show to talk all things Panthers. Tobs and Goldy break down the injuries plaguing the Panthers so far this season, Tkachuk's hopeful return, and Sam Bennett being left off the Canadian national team.

We kick off the final hour with a classic Tobin rant after reports surface that the Dolphins asked players during exit interviews for their thoughts on head coach Mike McDaniel. Tobs urges the Dolphins to cut their losses, move on from McDaniel, and GO GET US A HARBAUGH! We then wrap up the show with a very short-lived Rats Off a Ship, as Brittney finally admits to Tobin that she actually likes JJ Redick—whom Tobin has deemed his mortal enemy.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Chris Perkins from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the Mike McDaniel season-ending press conference, his job status, Tua's eye-opening comment, the GM search, and much 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

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Joe and Hollywood debate Tua Tagovailoa's future, joking that any team willing to hand him another starting job is likely in serious trouble. They push back on the idea that Mike McDaniel should be retained because of a “strong finish,” pointing to the blowout loss to the Patriots as proof otherwise. Joe also expresses skepticism about Quinn Ewers as a long-term answer and highlights how Miami's lack of depth was exposed all season. The discussion turns to the Dolphins' GM candidate list, questioning the heavy 49ers influence and whether McDaniel's ties are shaping the process. The segment closes with a blunt outlook on Miami's future, calling it a messy rebuild made even harder by a brutal salary cap situation

Hour 2 dives into the murky waters of the Dolphins' offseason, with Joe reacting to Mike McDaniel's confusing press conference about next season's quarterback and questioning whether the new GM will have real power or just work within the existing structure. The discussion expands to Miami's recent mistakes, including overspending on players, and the ongoing uncertainty around McDaniel's job. Joe also reflects on the NFL season, from Zach Wilson's struggles and surprise playoff omissions like the Chiefs and Ravens to Tom Brady's continued spotlight compared to Patrick Mahomes. Hollywood's Headlines rounds out the hour with CFP TV ratings, Joe's awkward New Year's Eve watching the Canes, Zac Taylor's NFL complaints, Russell Wilson's hidden injury, and Tom Brady spotted with Alix Earle.

Hour 1 centers on Dolphins uncertainty as Joe and Hollywood react to reports that Mike McDaniel will be involved in the GM search, debating whether it's a strange look and if his job should truly be safe. The conversation turns to Tua Tagovailoa's future, with Joe questioning whether he'll start anywhere next season and understanding why he may want a fresh start. They break down a GM candidate list heavy with 49ers ties, speculating how McDaniel's history may be influencing the process. The hour wraps with a blunt assessment of Miami's roster depth, poor culture, and salary cap mess, painting a rough outlook for the Dolphins moving forward.

Joe reacts to Mike McDaniel's press conference, saying he has no idea what the head coach meant when discussing the quarterback situation for next season. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins' GM candidate list, which is loaded with 49ers ties and raises questions about how much influence McDaniel's background is having on the process. Joe questions whether the next GM will truly have power or simply be brought in to work with the current structure. The segment centers on whether Miami will actually allow a new GM to put his own stamp on the organization

Joe and Hollywood debate the Dolphins' urgent need for a top quarterback, noting Miami won four straight games this season even with Tua struggling before McDaniel finally pulled him from the starting role. They discuss potential QB options, including Fernando Mendoza, who would fit well but is likely to be taken by the Raiders or Jets before Miami's pick. The conversation heats up as Hollywood brings up Lamar Jackson, sparking a debate over whether Miami could realistically land him and what it would mean for the franchise.

Joe and Hollywood dive into the latest twist in the Dolphins' offseason, with reports that Mike McDaniel will be involved in the GM search — a move that raises plenty of eyebrows. They debate whether it's a strange look for a coach on the hot seat to have a say in hiring the next general manager and question how secure McDaniel's job really is. The conversation also touches on comments suggesting the head coach may already be safe and Tua Tagovailoa's openness to a fresh start next season as uncertainty continues to surround the franchise.

Kyle Crabbs joins the show to break down the Dolphins' offseason chaos, saying Tua's best chance at starting next year may be if Miami cuts him and lets him choose his next destination. He admits he's unsure what Mike McDaniel meant by being involved in the GM search, calling it unusual and raising questions about whether McDaniel will even return next season. Crabbs weighs in on the GM search, coaching situation, roster construction, quarterback options, and how the Dolphins should approach spending under the salary cap.

Hour 3 dives into the Dolphins' offseason chaos with Kyle Crabbs joining to break down the mess. Crabbs says Tua's best chance at starting next year may come if Miami cuts him, and he questions what Mike McDaniel meant about being involved in the GM search, calling it unusual and uncertain if McDaniel will even return. He weighs in on the GM search, coaching situation, roster construction, quarterback options, and how the Dolphins should manage their salary cap. Joe and Hollywood then debate the urgent need for a quarterback, discussing Fernando Mendoza's fit and the likelihood he'll be taken before Miami's pick, and sparking a heated discussion about whether Lamar Jackson could realistically land in Miami. The hour also touches on Dolphins dysfunction, offseason plans, and a Heat giveaway.

In hour 1 of the show: - Lamar Jackson vs John Harbaugh who would you want Dol-fans - Mike McDaniel talked to the media yesterday - Heat take on Minnesota Timberwolves on NBC - Joey Galloway Damage Is Done you Canes hater

We recorded this on black Monday following the blowout loss to the Patriots and watched the newswire for any changes right up to the time we hit stop. Soon after it came out that McDaniel was PART of the GM search team. Alex and Scott yelled at each other over the phone, so frustrated at the sheer stupidity of the organization we’ve followed and cheered for our entire lives. Before we get dramatic, we’ll wait and still see where the chips fall. Will this be the last episode of this podcast EVER? It very well might be. We’ll do something else in the future if it is. Listen in as we talk about who we like for the next Dolphins GM, and who we are looking at for the next head coach – assuming that McDoofus was gone. 2026 is looking bad friends. Our wealthy but poor leadership takes away hope every year.

Around The NFL runs through the latest league news, including Kliff Kingsbury leaving Washington, an update on Tua Tagovailoa from Mike McDaniel, and more.

The final podcast recapping games from the 2025 season, Travis is back in the film room to tell you where it went wrong for the Dolphins in a 38-10 blowout in New England. Plus, coverage from Mike McDaniel's end of season press conference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour three, as coaches around the NFL are let go… Mike McDaniel seems to have survived. But Hoch has a message to Fins fans- prepare yourselves because McDaniel is speaking like this is still his job whether or not he deserves to be fired.

In hour one, the Miami Dolphins are further away from competing than they were a season ago after another disaster ending. Discussing Tua and McDaniel's future and where the organization needs to go from here with Clay Ferraro of Local 10.