Podcasts about Tua

Hour 1 covers a little bit of everything across South Florida sports. The Heat show their split personality again with a gritty win over the Bulls, while the Panthers suffer a heartbreaking loss to the Blues on a goal with nine seconds left despite two from Tkachuk. Giannis trade rumors intensify as the February 5 deadline approaches, and Joe reacts to going viral after appearing in a photo with Jordon Hudson and Alix Earle. The Dolphins hiring Nathaniel Hackett as QB coach sparks debate about Malik Willis, Tua's future, and whether Miami can turn things around like the Patriots and Broncos. The hour also touches on the Belichick Hall of Fame controversy and why Joe believes the Canes' draft prospects have already shown enough during their playoff run.

In hour one, the Heat and Bulls are destined to play each other in the Play In tourney. More likely to be back next year: Tua or Tyreek? Plus, Gino Torretta reacts to the Hurricanes landing Darian Mensah.

We break down Indiana's "perfect" National Championship run and the schematic evolution of the NFL run game from Wide Zone back to Duo. Plus, we react to the Steelers' controversial hiring of Mike McCarthy and analyze how the Patriots and Seahawks punched their tickets to the Super Bowl.In this episode:Break down Indiana's “perfect” National Championship victory and the fundamental-heavy approach that defined their historic season.React to the latest NFL coaching hires, including why Mike McCarthy to the Steelers feels like the “worst hire” of the cycle.Analyze the AFC Championship game, questioning the Broncos' aggressive 4th-down decision-making in severe weather conditions.Recap the Seahawks' win over the Rams, focusing on Sam Darnold's surprising efficiency and the Rams' passive defensive strategy.Detail the schematic evolution of the NFL run game as offenses shift from Wide Zone back to Duo to punish lighter defensive fronts.—Timestamps:00:00 - Intro: Indiana as the "Perfect" College Football Story 06:52 - Cignetti's Philosophy: Being an "A**hole" About Fundamentals 13:21 - Schematic Breakdown: How Indiana's "Wolves in Sheep's Clothing" Defense Stifled Miami 19:15 - NFL Coaching Carousel: Stefanski & Harbaugh Staff Moves 21:40 - Hafley to Miami & The End of Tua? 23:45 - Jesse Minter to the Ravens 25:50 - Robert Saleh to the Titans 27:39 - Mike McCarthy to Pittsburgh: The "Worst Hire" of the Cycle? 32:01 - Eric Bieniemy Returns to KC (The "Soft Firing") 35:03 - The Buffalo Bills: The Most Dysfunctional Job in the NFL 40:36 - AFC Championship: Broncos vs. Patriots & The Weather Factor 44:34 - Is Christian Gonzalez Actually a Lockdown Corner? 52:08 - NFC Championship: Rams vs. Seahawks Recap 01:02:25 - Schematic Trends: The Shift from Wide Zone Back to Duo 01:05:40 - The Cardinals Vacancy & Prediction for Chris Shula 01:10:02 - Outro—» Join Felix and Cody each Wednesday as we dive deep into the game we love!MatchQuarters is a reader-supported publication. So, make sure to subscribe.—© 2026 MatchQuarters | Cody Alexander | All rights reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.matchquarters.com/subscribe

QBs could be those on the Browns roster or Tua. We also toss around Geno Smith and Kirk Cousins.

Running through a list of potential QBs for the Dolphins to sign. Gelb supports Crowder's opinion on bringing back Tua.

In hour two, running through a list of potential QBs for the Dolphins to sign. Gelb supports Crowder's opinion on bringing back Tua. Celebrating Tate Martell's birthday by remembering Hoch's Tate Martell take.

Omar Kelly joins to break down the Dolphins' offseason outlook, highlighting the team's biggest roster needs and evaluating key coordinator hires, including Bobby Slowik. He emphasizes the importance of a quarterback competition, while not ruling out Tua staying if he earns the starting job. Omar also weighs in on the futures of Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, Minkah Fitzpatrick, and Chop Robinson, and points to a pass rusher as Miami's top priority. Plus, he shares his take on the Patriots-Broncos blizzard game

Omar Kelly joins to break down the Dolphins' offseason, discussing roster holes, coordinator hires, and why quarterback competition will be critical as Miami figures out who stays and who goes. He weighs in on the futures of Tua, Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, Minkah Fitzpatrick, and Chop Robinson, while stressing that pass rusher is the team's biggest need. Joe and Omar also revisit key moments from the Patriots-Broncos and Seahawks-Rams games that helped decide the conference championships. Alex Donno follows with a Hurricanes update, still feeling the sting of the national title loss while breaking down Miami's top NFL draft prospects, Carson Beck's decision to skip postseason all-star games, and the latest transfer portal movement.

The guys are in a disagreeable mood this Monday as Tobin and Leroy quibble over Tua and the future of the Dolphins at quarterback. Things get testy between the two, but they ultimately agree to disagree.

After a weekend of Football we are back at this Monday morning as the guys are ready to breakdown the Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. Tobin can't help but be frustrated with the Dolphins when he sees these teams succeeding, while Leroy just thinks they do things right. The Miami Dolphins promoted their passing game specialist from last season to be their new Offensive Coordinator, and the guys have their thoughts and opinions. Tobin and Leroy rehash Brittney's wounds as we are one week removed from the National Championship and she is still sad. Tobin tries to figure out why they are turning down the Cleveland Browns Head Coaching job, which spirals into a hypothetical situation of Leroy being the next coach for the Browns and the silly sauce overflows. We recap the Cat win filled weekend with sound from Panthers head coach Paul Maurice, dive into 15 Min of Heat with a breakdown of the West Coast road trip, and hear Game Balls and Game Bums from the weekend. Tobin and Leroy argue about Mike McCarthy, debate the future of Tua and the Dolphins at quarterback, dip into the mixed bag, and wrap up this tension-filled Monday with our favorite Monday games, Alright! Oh No!, throwing shade at the Patriots and giving flowers to the Panthers' cat and the Heat.

The guys are in a disagreeable mood this Monday as Tobin and Leroy quibble over Tua and the future of the Dolphins at quarterback. Things get testy between the two, but they ultimately agree to disagree. We wrap up this tension-filled Monday with our favorite Monday game, Alright! Oh No!, throwing plenty of shade at the Patriots while giving flowers to the Panthers' cat and the Heat.

Today on 2 Pros & A Cup Of Joe, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn, & LaVar Arrington discuss the Jesse Minter hire in Baltimore as the new Head Coach, leading them to wonder if Lamar Jackson had any involvement. Plus, the guys go over the Dolphins presser with John Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley discussing Tua and the QB situation, a funny ICYMI, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Zeca Veloso, cantante y compositor, uno de los tres hijos de Caetano, publica su primer disco 'Boas novas' con canciones como 'Salvador' -grabada junto a su padre y sus dos hermanos-, 'Boas novas', 'Talvez menor', Desenho de animação' o 'Tua voz'. La Orquestra Ouro Preto une sus cuerdas al típico trío nordestino de acordeón, bombo y triángulo para tocar clásicos del legendario Luiz Gonzaga como 'Assum preto', 'O xote das meninas' o 'Qui nem jiló'. Y también Marcelo Jeneci, en concierto en solitario, con 'Fazenda de Santo Antônio' y 'Como dois animais'. Abre el armonicista de 93 años Mauricio Einhorn con dos de sus clásicos, 'Estamos aí' y 'Tristeza de nós dóis', en su reciente 'Mauricio and horns'.Escuchar audio

Hour 2 dives into the Miami Dolphins' offseason as Joe and Hollywood debate whether the team should tank or focus on finding the right quarterback, weighing options like Malik Willis or a draft pick. Dave Hyde joins to share his take, saying only truly bad teams need to tank, advocating moving on from Tua, and praising the GM's plan to rebuild through the draft while embracing QB competition. The hour also features Hollywood's Headlines, highlighting surprising moments from the national championship, including ESPN spotting Abella Danger in the crowd, Nick Saban's upcoming documentary, and record-breaking sports memorabilia sales.

Tua or Rodgers? Hall of Fame Adjacent? Best French fry? Only home toilet or any toilet but yours?

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McDaniel's Interview and Culture Fit Detroit hosted Mike McDaniel on Tuesday for the offensive coordinator job. He left without a deal and may be headed to Nashville to meet the Titans or another NFL team. The first question in Detroit is simple. Does he fit the culture and the way this staff wants to run the room? If the answer is yes, the upside is obvious. The Lions are in full offseason mode and this opening sits at the center of it. What His Offense Could Unlock in Detroit McDaniel's value shows up in the run game. Miami's offense scores at the one-yard line with regularity because of design. Jalen Waddle is fast. Tyreek Hill is fast. Tua has limitations, yet the scheme squeezes production from the whole group. Devin Hian is not a big back, but he constantly runs into space. That is the point. Create angles. Create daylight. Finish in the low red zone. Picture that with Jahmyr Gibbs. Detroit can run outside zone and be fine at it. The conversation is how much wide zone you want, and how the current offensive line fits. A blend is on the table. Gap scheme. Zone scheme. You can marry both and lean into weekly matchups. McDaniel's passing game can live in quick answers for Jared and still hit explosives. Dagger concept. A go ball to J Mo. Get the ball out, then punish coverage when it bites. That mix fits what the Detroit Lions have built and what this offense already does well. If He Chooses Detroit—and What's Next McDaniel may prefer a head coaching job. If that door closes, Detroit offers a place to reset and light up scoreboards for a year or two. Put up numbers. Win games. Then reassess. The Lions need to decide if the voice, the rhythm, and the install align with their standards. If it clicks, this would be a dynamic hire for the Detroit Lions and one of the most intriguing moves of the NFL offseason. There is more on deck. The crew is pushing daily content and rolling into early draft talk. Draft videos are coming, with some early draft crushes for the 2026 NFL Draft teased on the show. The search for an offensive coordinator leads the week, but Detroit's broader plan is clear. Keep building. Make the right hire. Maximize a roster that is ready to go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIdcjOEvuZY #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #detroitlionsoffensivecoordinatorsearch #mikemcdanielinterview #culturefit #runninggame #lowredzone #outsidezone #widezone #gapscheme #jameergibbsusage #jaredquickgame #jmodeepshots #daggerconcept #goball #2026nfldraftcrushes #tennesseetitansinterview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 3 opens with some lighthearted banter as Omar complains (jokingly) about missing Hollywood's birthday and discusses what he's looking for in a partner, leading into a conversation about Bill Belichick and his relationship with Jordan Hudson. The discussion then turns to the Dolphins, with Omar criticizing Tua Tagovailoa's usage this season and Hollywood debating how Tua's limitations affected Miami's offense. Jordan McPherson, Miami Herald Canes writer, joins to break down the Hurricanes' national championship preparations, focusing on Carson Beck, Malachi Toney's breakout performance, and the ongoing search for a transfer QB like Alabama's Ty Simpson. The hour closes with a conversation about a Jaguars reporter who faced backlash after a season-ending press conference, comparing reactions in different sports markets and discussing media expectations.

Welcome to a high-octane episode of Running it Back, where the lessons of sports leadership meet the chaos of the 2026 NFL postseason. Host Mike Palmer is joined by Tarlin Ray and Isaac Tellechea to break down the systems, the carousels, and the "crocodile tears" defining this year's quarterback drama. QUICK CHECK-IN Tarlin gives a brief update on his upcoming hip replacement surgery. He is navigating a five-day prep window—which includes boarding his dog, Chia, to keep the recovery environment germ-free. QUARTERBACK CONTROVERSIES AND LESSONS LEARNED The episode's namesake harkens back to Terrell Owens' infamous defense of Tony Romo. The crew uses this lens to examine today's leadership dynamics: THE SUNK COST OF TUA: The Dolphins' season is a "train wreck," leaving Tua Tagovailoa as an emergency third-stringer despite his massive contract. THE SYSTEM VS. THE TALENT: The crew debates if organizations fail quarterbacks more than the other way around. BRYCE YOUNG AND DREW BREES: Tarlin draws a parallel between Bryce Young and a young Drew Brees, arguing that elite "closers" need the right offensive coordinator to unlock their potential. THE CALEB WILLIAMS BLUEPRINT: In Chicago, Ben Johnson is credited with "speeding up" Caleb Williams by forcing faster decision-making. DURABILITY IS THE TOP ABILITY: Mike emphasizes that while talent is great, durability is the ultimate asset, comparing the "horse" that is Josh Allen to the injury concerns surrounding Jaxon Dart and Tua. 2026 PLAYOFF AND SUPER BOWL PREDICTIONS With heavyweights like Mahomes and Burrow out of the mix, the path to the Lombardi is wide open. Who do we got? Listen in to find out... "Josh Allen is like Jon Snow pulling the sword out for the big battle *Battle of the Bastards),. If you extend that analogy, then, clearly Matthew Stafford is clearly the Night King." — Mike Palmer. TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 - Intro and Tarlin's medical update. 00:08:00 - The "That's My Quarterback" origin story. 00:15:00 - The Tua Tagovailoa tragedy in Miami and "Kafkaesque" Giants. 00:27:00 - John Elway, Drew Brees, and the importance of QB development time. 00:33:00 - The "Ben Johnson Effect" in Chicago. 00:39:00 - Super Bowl picks and Josh Allen's legacy.

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.

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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/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

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/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

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 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.

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 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