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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

Miami Dolphins On SI Publisher Alain Poupart and Deputy Editor Dante Collinelli discuss the selection of Jon-Eric Sullivan as new GM, what it means for the coaching search, who are the legitimate candidates, what to make of Tua's status, and a lot 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

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.

Dolphins FIRE Coach Mike McDaniel.. Achane? Tua?

Greg McElroy joins us from the coolest room in his house to tell us why he still believes in Tua and why he has remained loyal to the New York Jets. Greg thinks the battle for the second best QB in the draft is a lot closer than the battle for the best with Mendoza, Simpson and Moore. Greg gives his take on the big CFP games and why Saban didn't throw him off the boat on the lake. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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?

Greg McElroy joins us from the coolest room in his house to tell us why he still believes in Tua and why he has remained loyal to the New York Jets. Greg thinks the battle for the second best QB in the draft is a lot closer than the battle for the best with Mendoza, Simpson and Moore. Greg gives his take on the big CFP games and why Saban didn't throw him off the boat on the lake. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Joe and Dave react to the Ravens firing John Harbaugh and argue the Dolphins should make a strong push to bring him to Miami, noting the organization's history with the Harbaugh family. They push back hard on the idea that Tua Tagovailoa can return next season and thrive, pointing to his struggles on the field and at the podium. The conversation turns to whether Tua knows his time in Miami is over after being benched, emphasizing it was an organizational decision, not just Mike McDaniel's. The segment also looks at potential landing spots for Harbaugh and questions why three 49ers assistants are among the Dolphins' GM candidates

Tua thinks getting a fresh start would be "dope" which just makes Izzy mad. The Dolphins are planning to keep Mike McDaniel around next season and that might be the right choice. Plus, five burning NBA questions and Stu's fantasy basketball stakes are ridiculous. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Mack reacts to the latest surrounding Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa. Chris explains why he's unsure if a team should trade draft picks for Tua to be their starting QB.

Join NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden as react to the biggest football news ahead of the 2025 NFL playoffs where they discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers matchup vs. the Houston Texans, the Cleveland Browns QB situation with rookie Shedeur Sanders, John Harbaugh's future in Baltimore, and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code DEEBOJOE to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/DEEBOJOE Timeline:00:00 - Deebo Respond to Butta09:45 - Exec throws shade to Steelers25:15 - Browns GM not committed to QB31:00 - Texas Tech QB NIL Deal36:48 - Will John Harbaugh Return to Ravens?38:35 - Tua wants out of Miami?43:17 - Russell Wilson Undisclosed Injury49:14 - Play or Fade presented by PrizePicks (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and Iso Joe Johnson react to the Atlanta Hawks and Trae Young are working to find a trade scenario, James Dolan says that the New York Knicks can win a championship as currently constructed, and Lebron James passes Chris Paul for 2nd all time in assists and said his game has “no holes” and much more! Subscribe to Nightcap presented by PrizePicks so you don’t miss out on any new drops! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NI... 0:00 - Trae Young and Hawks working on trade15:45 - Knicks owner says they can win finals as constructed23:15 - LeBron thinks his game has “no holes”32:14 - Bleacher Report’s Most Overrated NBA Players right now34:56 - Russell Wilson’s parting gift for the Giants50:55 - Tua open to a fresh start after being benched44:20 - Texas Tech’s new QB1 NIL deal50:45 - Q & Aaayyy (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

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.

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 4 opens with Alex Donno breaking down Miami's CFP semifinal matchup against Ole Miss, reflecting on the Hurricanes' dominant quarterfinal win over Ohio State. Donno praises Carson Beck's game management, Shannon Dawson's play calling, and the impact of Keionte Scott, Rueben Bain, and Akheem Mesidor on the defensive side of the ball. The discussion also touches on Canes fans growing restless as Miami hasn't added a quarterback from the transfer portal for next season. The focus then shifts back to the Dolphins, with Tua expressing interest in a fresh start elsewhere and questions remaining about Mike McDaniel's role in the GM search.

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.

Bruins vs. Kraken preview, Tua says a fresh start would be "dope", Trae Young and Hawks exploring trade, Commanders fire both of their coordinators, Cowboys fire Matt Eberflus, is there a secret Stranger Things finale?

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RICK NEUHEISEL (CBS Sports/Dallas Renegades) - There are almost 5,000 athletes in the transfer portal- what does Coach think about that? - The CFP semifinals are all set, so we get Coach's thoughts on both games and could the NFL come calling for Curt Cignetti? - How difficult is it for Ole Miss to navigate the coaching issues? :30- The Ol Judge is here! - The Seahawks will have to face the Rams and the 49ers in the playoffs… - If I can only watch one game this weekend it will be… - Should the Cardinals and Dolphins just trade Kyler for Tua? - Now that the Mariners have Naylor, Refsnyder & Ferrer, they just need one more bat and this offseason is done. :45- We close out the Tuesday show with one last thing! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The post-mortem on the Miami Dolphins season including McDaniel's future, Tua and what's next for the organization.

Knowing the Dolphins situation with Tua, their current roster and cap issues, Crowder argues potential GM's won't be interested in taking on the Dolphins open GM position.

Recapping another failed season by the Miami Dolphins. Discussing Mike McDaniel's future, reports of potential GM candidates and how the Dolphins will navigate the Tua contract.

Joe breaks down the Dolphins' offseason chaos following another crushing loss in cold New England, where Tua's struggles — both physical and confidence-wise — were on full display. He questions Miami's decision to bring in Troy Aikman to assist with the GM search, especially with Dan Marino already in the mix. The conversation covers the Dolphins' urgent need for a “weather-proof” quarterback and the massive work ahead this offseason. Joe also weighs in on the Browns firing Kevin Stefanski and explores whether Lamar Jackson to Miami could be a real possibility.

Joe dives into NFL upheaval as the Browns fire head coach Kevin Stefanski and the Dolphins make a puzzling move by bringing in Troy Aikman to assist with their GM search, despite Dan Marino's longstanding presence in the organization. After another brutal cold-weather loss in New England, Joe questions whether Tua's physical regression and shaken confidence are holding Miami back and stresses the need for a truly weather-proof quarterback. The discussion turns to offseason chaos in Miami, including the real possibility of Lamar Jackson becoming a target. The hour wraps with a check-in on the Florida Panthers at the midway point of the season, with optimism around the returns of Matthew Tkachuk and Aleksander Barkov.

Hour 3 kicks off with Joe breaking down the latest Dolphins drama, including reports that Brandon Shore pushed back on Tua's massive extension and the team's ongoing dysfunction. Omar Kelly joins to discuss Miami's brutal salary cap situation, why trust in the organization is eroding, and the potential impact of keeping Mike McDaniel on the GM search. They debate roster upgrades, missed draft picks, and even explore Anthony Richardson as a possible quarterback project while predicting tough moves like cutting Chubb and Hill. The focus then shifts to the Hurricanes, with Joe highlighting Miami's incredible turnaround, dominant defense, and standout play from Rueben Bain and Akheem Mesidor as the Canes prepare for the CFP semifinal. It's a full hour of analysis on both the Dolphins' looming offseason and Miami football's playoff push.

The Canes dominate the conversation after bullying Ohio State and continuing to believe in themselves, with Keionte Scott's draft stock skyrocketing and Miami now just one win away from potentially playing for a national championship at home. Joe debates the best storyline for the Canes in a title game, whether it's a showdown with Oregon and former coach Mario Cristobal or Indiana led by Miami native QB Fernando Mendoza, as the CFP delivers new blood and shocks with first-round byes going 1–3 and Ole Miss staying hot post–Lane Kiffin. The focus then shifts to the Dolphins, where the GM search, awkward Tua situation, and uncertainty around Mike McDaniel signal another looming rebuild. Joe questions whether Tua returns, doubts Miami can land a premier QB in the draft, and looks ahead to NFL playoff matchups and major offseason decisions.

Joe kicks off the show reacting to the Hurricanes' huge upset over Ohio State before turning to the Dolphins' disastrous season, calling it absolutely pathetic and debating whether Miami needs a full organizational reset. He praises standout Canes like Malachi Toney, Rueben Bain, and Akheem Mesidor as Miami gears up for its CFP semifinal, while also breaking down the chaos of transfer portal recruiting. On the Dolphins front, Joe and guests weigh in on Troy Aikman's role in the GM search, Tua's struggles, Mike McDaniel's future, and the roster's glaring talent gaps, with Omar Kelly joining to discuss the cap situation and potential blockbuster moves. The show also covers NFL playoff implications, Lamar Jackson rumors, and checks in on the Florida Panthers midseason outlook. From Miami football's rise to Dolphins dysfunction and NFL shakeups, it's a full slate of analysis and insight.

Tobin goes through the list of people who the Dolphins are interviewing for the GM position, Leroy does not want any young analytical guys. We continue to discuss if Mike McDaniel will be back next season, and if we all knew that Tua wasn't the MAJOR issue with the Dolphins. Do they rebuild or keep trying with this personnel? We then dip into the Mixed Bag as we hear from Mike Tomlin and spiral into Tobin's love for Nikola Jovic.

Happy New Year! The guys are back in full effect reacting to the Canes' emotional win over Ohio State to send Miami to the College Football Playoff Semifinals. Tears were shed, adult beverages were consumed, and the Canes are officially BACK. The celebration doesn't last long as the Miami Dolphins' season comes to an ugly end after getting crushed by the Patriots. Leroy has been calling out the awful halftime adjustments all season, and now Mike McDaniel wants to admit it, while Tobin toys with trade scenarios that might include trading the house for Lamar Jackson. The crew is also impressed by Carson Beck's toughness in the Canes' win and previews Miami's matchup with Ole Miss, questioning whether the Hurricanes can continue to dominate in the trenches. Tobin and Brittney weigh in on whether the Winter Classic was a bust, and Leroy hands out his weekly Game Balls and Game Bums. The Dolphins discussion continues with Tobin breaking down GM interview candidates, Leroy rejecting young analytical types, and debate over whether Mike McDaniel returns and if Tua was ever the MAJOR issue. The Mixed Bag delivers sound from Mike Tomlin and spirals into Tobin's love for Nikola Jovic. In the final hour, the guys debate the Ravens rookie kicker's costly miss and whether Leroy still holds grudges against kickers from his playing days. Leroy and Brittney refuse to let Tobin dream about a Canes National Championship — it's strictly TASK AT HAND — before wrapping things up with Alright! Oh No!, Leroy lashing out at Tobin, and everyone agreeing it's a relief that the Dolphins season is finally over.

TEMPO DE REFLETIR 01632 – 2 de janeiro de 2026 Hebreus 11:35-38 – Alguns foram torturados, […] apedrejados, provados, serrados pelo meio, mortos a fio da espada; andaram peregrinos, vestidos de peles de ovelhas e de cabras, necessitados, afligidos, maltratados […], errantes pelos desertos, pelos montes, pelas covas, pelos antros da Terra. Milhões de pessoas foram seduzidas pela pregação de uma heresia recente conhecida como “teologia da prosperidade”. A convicção central do movimento da prosperidade é a ideia de que é plano de Deus que os cristãos, sempre e em cada caso, tenham saúde física, riqueza e sucesso material. Assim, o alvo da vida cristã seria atingir ilimitado bem-estar materialista. Vemos nisso uma radical mudança de ênfase: da providência centralizada em Deus, tradicionalmente afirmada pelo cristianismo, para a prosperidade centralizada no ser humano. A implicação é desastrosa para cristãos pobres e enfermos. Por falta de fé ou por não estarem utilizando as fórmulas corretas para “torcer” o braço de Deus, eles estariam fora do ideal divino. Neste “evangelho”, Deus é reduzido a um tipo de “gênio da lâmpada” a serviço dos caprichos humanos. Ele e Seu Universo giram ao redor do conforto pessoal. Isso dá a esses pretensos cristãos a “liberdade” de se aproximarem dEle com a imposição de suas fantasias de sucesso e prosperidade, como se a realização materialista fosse a marca de verdadeira espiritualidade, e a solução final de todos os problemas do homem. Tudo o que se precisa é “balançar” o dedo atrevido na face de Deus e “reclamar” aquilo que foi “visualizado”, falar “palavras de fé” ou “dar testemunho positivo” para que automaticamente alcancem aquilo que supostamente foi prometido. O neopaganismo da prosperidade, com base na ignorância da Palavra de Deus, não passa de uma teoria herética, uma versão piorada do hedonismo e materialismo do capitalismo ocidental. O texto de hoje fala de pessoas que não se ajustam às noções fantásticas da prosperidade aqui e agora. A vida delas, com enormes dificuldades, mas em submissão a Deus, envergonha o superficialismo da religiosidade de milhões em busca de “pão e circo”. Ser um discípulo de Cristo não significa que não temos dias ruins. Significa apenas que, em meio à perplexidades e aos desencantos, podemos olhar além e ver que Deus é bom. O que de fato nunca falha é Sua graça, mesmo em nossos vales de sombras e tribulações. Reflita sobre isso no dia de hoje e ore comigo agora: Pai, obrigado porque pela Tua Palavra podemos discernir e entender os enganos daqueles que estão somente interessados em ludibriar as pessoas que desconhecem a Tua graça e Teu plano de salvação. Ajuda-nos a viver de acordo com a Tua vontade! Em nome de Jesus, amém! Saiba como receber as mensagens diárias do Tempo de Refletir: -> No celular, instale o aplicativo MANAH. -> Para ver/ouvir no YouTube, inscreva-se neste Canal: youtube.com/AmiltonMenezes7 -> Tenha os nossos aplicativos em seu celular: https://www.wgospel.com/aplicativos -> Para receber pelo WhatsApp, adicione 41 99893-2056 e mande um recadinho pedindo os áudios. -> Participe do nosso canal no TELEGRAM: TELEGRAM AMILTON MENEZES . -> Participe do nosso canal no WhatsApp: WHATSAPP CHANNEL Amilton Menezes . -> Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amiltonmenezes7/ -> Threads: https://www.threads.net/@amiltonmenezes7 -> X (Antigo Twitter): https://x.com/AmiltonMenezes -> Facebook: facebook.com/AmiltonMenezes

Scott Jackson and Anthony Armstrong bring in 2026 with New Year Resolutions for the Washington Commanders. Which bowl games are you tuned into this year? And other league wide news on this episode of BLEAV in Commanders. 1:09 Commanders +3.5 on @FanDuel as of 1/1/2026 3:18 With Philly sitting their starters, should Washington sit their vets? 8:25 Are you tuned into college bowl season? 13:30 New Year Resolutions 22:10 Should the Commanders shuffle the coaching staff? 24:30 AAA's Dream offensive scenario 25:30 SJ: will Tua of McDaniel last in Miami? If you made it this far, you are amazing!  Cheers to a prosperous and HEALTHY 2026! Follow Scott and Anthony Brought to you by @FanDuel on the @BLEAVNetwork #RaiseHail Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Full Show - The U has a chance to announce they are all the way back in The Cotton Bowl against Ohio State & who knows what will happen with The Dolphins but history says it could be mid.

The Jets managed to turn a $100,000 field goal giveaway into a full-blown PR embarrassment, NFL quarterbacks gave their offensive lines some of the weirdest Christmas gifts imaginable, and we close the year by running through the absolute best (and dumbest) sports stories of 2025. Along the way, things get off the rails in very predictable Craft Brewed Sports fashion. On this episode: • Weekend sports recap and the important question: who is actually the Chiefs' QB? • A listener-submitted Sip, Chug, Drainpour about soup exposes Mookie for putting BBQ sauce in potato soup • The Jets lose all goodwill by barring a fan from a $100K FG contest… then scrambling after public backlash • Sip, Chug, Drainpour: QB Christmas gifts edition • Tua's infrared therapy mats • Burrow's prehistoric fossils • Josh Allen buying literal meat • What we would buy our offensive linemen • The Raiders shamelessly tanking and Maxx Crosby calling it out • The rise of the NFL Short King (RBs and WRs included) • Why the AFC North and NFC South don't deserve playoff spots or home games • Recapping the best sports stories of 2025, including: • High school baseball chaos • Kendrick's halftime show • The Chiefs failing to three-peat • A soccer match canceled because someone pooped in a ref's shoe • Coaching firings, Lane Kiffin, political nonsense, and MLB playoff insanity • Notre Dame, Pop-Tarts, sprinkle helmets, Lou Holtz takes, and whether it's cake • NBA players entering the NCAA and Ted Cruz somehow getting involved • Final beer recaps and closing out a ridiculous year Sports talk without the fake seriousness. Subscribe, like, and argue with us in the Discord: https://discord.gg/jvY9dgX8Sf Jump to your favorite moment: 00:00:00 Introduction | How was your sports weekend? | Who is the Chief's QB?! 00:05:32 What's in your mug? 00:14:39 A listener submitted sip, chug, drainpour about soup leads to Mookie revealing he puts BBQ sauce in his potato soup 00:21:33 Jets lose all PR goodwill when they bar a fan from competing in a contest to kick a FG for $100k, only to backtrack after getting called out 00:26:17 Mookie's favorite CFB Dynasty clip #5 - blocked FG 00:29:05 Woody Johnson: two peeners in his name 00:29:30 Did Burrow, Tua, and Josh Allen give the worst Offensive Linemen gifts of the year? 00:33:51 Sip, Chug, Drainpour QB Gift Edition: Tua giving an infrared therapy mat, Burrow giving fossils, and Josh Allen giving a quarter of a cow 00:37:16 We had to leave off Jordan Love buying everyone on the team Dunks 00:40:49 What would we buy our offensive lineman? 00:46:43 Mookie's favorite CFB Dynasty clip #4 - a kneel down 00:48:38 Maxx Crosby puts the Raiders on blast for their outright tanking 00:51:32 ScottSki45's Stat of the Day: Wan'Dale Robinson's 1000 yard season 00:53:10 Greatest NFL Short King 00:54:53 Greatest NFL Wide Receiver Short King 00:55:49 Mookie's favorite CFB Dynasty clip #3 - Big 12 Hail Mary 00:56:37 5'9" is the short king gray area 00:58:01 Second name of the episode where it's two peeners 00:59:39 The AFC North and the NFC South don't deserve playoff spots, let alone home games 01:04:23 Mookie's favorite CFB Dynasty clip #2 - the longest clip ever produced 01:07:48 Recapping the best stories of 2025: high school baseball player pees in the opponent's water jug 01:08:50 Recapping the best stories of 2025: Kendrick's Halftime show 01:10:22 Recapping the best stories of 2025: The Chiefs did not 3-peat 01:11:13 Recapping the best stories of 2025: A soccer game in England was cancelled because someone pooped in the referee's shoe at halftime 01:11:54 Recapping the best stories of 2025: The craziness of college football coaches like James Franklin, Brian Kelly, and Sherrone Moore getting fired 01:13:45 Recapping the best stories of 2025: Lane Kiffin 01:15:32 Recapping the best stories of 2025: Ohio lawmaker tries to ban kickoffs before 3:30pm for top 10 games 01:16:40 Recapping the best stories of 2025: MLB Playoff games going way too long and leading to hilarity in the Craft Brewed Sports Discord 01:18:13 Recapping the best stories of 2025: The Big Dumper Butt Plug t-shirt behind home plate 01:19:36 If Notre Dame played in the Pop Tarts Bowl, would they have put sprinkles on the helmets? 01:21:42 Recapping the best stories of 2025: Messi wins the MLS Cup 01:25:04 Mookie's favorite CFB Dynasty clip #1 - the first clip ever played on the show 01:26:52 The Notre Dame sprinkle helmet: is it cake? 01:28:10 Lou Holtz weighs in on the sprinkles 01:29:38 The Notre Dame sprinkle helmet: still not white enough 01:31:07 NBA players in the NCAA 01:40:13 Ted Cruz is on the case to fix college sports. It's apparently more important than the Epstein Files 01:41:30 Beer recaps 01:43:02 This was a show. And this was a year. 01:44:12 Outro #Jets #NFL #QBChristmas #OffensiveLine #SportsPodcast #CollegeFootball #NotreDame #NBA #NCAA #BestOf2025 #CraftBrewedSports

On today's show, Joe and Dave cover everything from the hardwood to the gridiron, starting with the Panthers and Heat grabbing big wins, Nikola Jokic's injury, and Matthew Tkachuk's potential return. They break down the Dolphins' struggles, post-Tua direction, and Quinn Ewers' progress, while previewing Miami's high-stakes matchup against Ohio State and the Hurricanes' opportunity to shine against a loaded Buckeyes roster. The show dives deeper with Kyle Crabbs on the Dolphins' QB situation, roster moves, and GM hiring process, followed by Ben Volin's take on the Patriots, Drake Maye, and the Belichick-Patriots saga. Hour 4 looks ahead to Miami's offseason, draft prospects, and quarterback mobility in today's NFL, with Mike Florio weighing in on the “Rest vs. Rust” debate, Steelers' stability, Joe Burrow's future, and Christian McCaffrey's impact. It's a full slate of analysis, previews, and expert insights across college and pro football and beyond.

Joe and Dave break down why blockbuster QB trades—like Lamar Jackson or Joe Burrow—are unrealistic, and why Miami would be hard-pressed to make a deal anyway. They zoom out to examine how NFL teams can flip their fortunes year to year, then focus in on the Dolphins' post-Tua direction. The guys discuss Quinn Ewers' solid second-game performance, Tua Tagovailoa's limitations, and push back on continued defenses of him, with Joe bluntly urging fans to “wake up.” The segment closes with a critique of Miami's lack of true football vision and bravado, stressing that it takes real talent to identify and acquire talent.

Hour 1 opens with a rapid-fire sports check, including the Heat getting a win as Nikola Jokic goes down with an injury, the Panthers heating up, and whether Matthew Tkachuk could be on his way back, plus some lighter banter along the way. The focus then shifts to football, as Joe and Dave assess how far the Dolphins have fallen behind AFC rivals and why Miami still hasn't produced true stars through the draft. They break down why blockbuster QB trades involving Lamar Jackson or Joe Burrow are unrealistic, leading into a blunt evaluation of the Dolphins' post-Tua future and Quinn Ewers' solid showing, with Joe urging fans to “wake up” about Tua's limitations. The hour wraps with a look ahead to Miami vs. Ohio State, framing it as a pressure-free, high-stakes audition for Hurricanes players against a talent-loaded Buckeyes roster, and a reflection on how increased investment has helped turn the program around.

Omar Kelly joins the show to break down the Dolphins' uncertain future, starting with Quinn Ewers' solid debut and why he's not convinced Ewers should be Miami's starter next season. The conversation turns to the pros and cons of a potential De'Von Achane extension and a broader look at the costly contracts that have hurt the Dolphins in recent years. Omar also shares insight into owner Stephen Ross' mindset regarding the coaching and GM search, while openly criticizing Mike McDaniel's struggles against good teams and in cold weather. The segment wraps with Omar's belief that Ross is done with Tua, skepticism about McDaniel returning, and a look at the unlikely idea of a Lamar Jackson trade

Hour 3 features Omar Kelly breaking down the Dolphins' uncertain future, including Quinn Ewers' promising debut and whether he should be the starter next season. The discussion covers De'Von Achane's potential contract extension, past costly contracts, and Mike McDaniel's struggles against good teams and in cold weather. Omar also weighs in on owner Stephen Ross' thinking regarding the coaching and GM search, his belief that Ross is done with Tua, and the unlikely possibility of a Lamar Jackson trade. The hour wraps with a lighter moment as Jamie debates whether to buy lower bowl or upper deck seats for his date at the Panthers game, with Joe weighing in.

Hour 2 dives into the Dolphins' uncertain future, with Joe discussing the need to hit the reset button and stressing the right order of decisions regarding the coach, GM, and quarterback. He predicts the Dolphins may have to cut Tua, highlights Quinn Ewers' exciting mobility, and questions Mike McDaniel's future in Miami. The hour also previews the big Canes–Ohio State matchup, spotlighting Carson Beck and the challenge of playing in such a high-stakes game. Finally, the segment wraps with an NFL whiparound taking a look around the league plus Joe's picks for this week.

Monday's show covers the Dolphins' uncertain future, including Quinn Ewers getting his first win, Tua's possible exit, and Mike McDaniel's status, while weighing owner Stephen Ross' thinking on coaching and GM decisions. College football takes center stage with a preview of the Canes' big matchup against Ohio State and the importance of a good performance from QB Carson Beck. Around the NFL, Joe recaps key games, playoff implications, and shares his weekly picks. The show also dives into the Panthers–Lightning rivalry, Zach Wilson's NFL crossroads, and Baker Mayfield's comments on Miami. Lighter moments round out the program with Netflix picks, Dave Chappelle's stand-up, and Jamie scoring Panthers tickets.

The Dolphins pick up a win over the Buccaneers, and the conversation quickly turns to quarterback Quinn Ewers, who impressed in the victory. Joe discusses Miami's ongoing search for a long-term QB and why Ewers may have a real chance to be part of the solution, echoing Mike McDaniel's belief that Ewers gives the Dolphins their best chance to win right now. The segment also examines how Miami dug itself into an early-season hole and now faces a critical offseason with major decisions ahead. Joe emphasizes the importance of following the right process with McDaniel while questioning the organization's direction after benching Tua and firing the GM.

The segment focuses on the Dolphins' uncertain future and the critical decisions looming this offseason. Joe stresses the importance of doing things in the right order when it comes to the head coach, GM, and quarterback, while predicting the Dolphins won't be able to trade Tua and may ultimately have to cut him. Quinn Ewers' mobility stands out as a refreshing contrast, highlighting limitations in Miami's current approach at QB. The discussion wraps with the belief that the Dolphins need to hit the reset button, leaving Mike McDaniel's future with the organization very much up in the air.

Hour 1 opens with Heat–Nuggets and Nikola Jokic's unbelievable production. The focus then turns to the Dolphins' win over the Buccaneers, where Quinn Ewers impressed and sparked a deeper conversation about Miami's quarterback future, Mike McDaniel's direction, and whether moving on from Tua makes sense. Joe examines how the Dolphins put themselves in an early-season hole and what this offseason could hold. The hour also features the intense Panthers–Lightning rivalry, questions about Zach Wilson's NFL future, Baker Mayfield's shot at Miami, an Around the NFL check-in, and a look ahead to the Canes' showdown with Ohio State and Carson Beck's NFL audition.

There will be a show tomorrow, but no shows Wednesday-Friday! Today's word of the day is ‘motormouth' as in Pittsburgh as in Detroit as in Steelers as in Lions as in DK Metcalf as in fan. DK Metcalf grabbed a fan and looked to throw a punch at that fan during the Steelers win over the Lions. And nothing happened during the game because the NFL said no flag was thrown? WHAT? Let's discuss this event and how wrong it was by the fan, by Metcalf and by the NFL. (15:00) The Miami Dolphins will not bring Tua back next year. The Miami Dolphins will bring Mike McDaniel back next year? WHY!? (25:40) The Los Angeles Dodgers have broken another record. This time it's the size of their luxury tax bill. Awesome! (35:15) Review: Sean Combs: The Reckoning. (40:00) NPPOD. (45:00) Murakami is headed to the Chicago… White Sox? And not on the giant deal everyone thought? Hmmm. (49:30) The St. Louis Cardinals continue its teardown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former NFL star Chris Long joins the show to pull back the curtain on the "Tua" discourse and explains why the average fan underestimates the Herculean effort required to win a single NFL game. Then, we dive into a massive Week 16 slate: The Philadelphia Eagles look to lock up the East, while the Bears and Packers prepare for a Saturday night war. Plus, Dave pitches a wild "Call Out" playoff format—imagine Bo Nix choosing Denver's first-round opponent on live TV. (Photo by Matt Durisko/AP) Rundown: -Dave pours cold water on the College Football Playoffs -Best #35s in NFL history -Chris Long on Tua -Top Game of the Week AUDIO Football America! is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/football-america/id1831757512 Follow us: Dave Dameshek: https://x.com/dameshek Chris Long: https://x.com/JOEL9ONE Host: Dave Dameshek Guests: Chris Long Team: Gino Fuentes, Mike Fuentes Director: Danny Benitez Senior Producers: Gino Fuentes, Mike Fuentes Executive Producer: Bradley Campbell Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans, Washington Commanders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Steelers look to be peaking at the right time as they end the Dolphins season and Tua's future in doubt. Aaron Rodgers looks all the way back and we talk playoff implications going into the 3rd to last week of the season (00:00:00-00:28:39). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including a terrible take by Joel Klatt, LeBron obsessed with golf, smelling your own farts curing diseases and more (00:28:39-01:10:31). Ryan Fitzpatrick joins the show to talk ball, Seahawks/Rams, Phil Rivers, who he trusts down the home stretch, teams with nothing to play for and taking the famous Josh Allen picture (01:10:31-01:10:25). We finish with listener FAQ's including a big show announcement for 2026 (01:10:25-02:12:39).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take