The Joe Rose Show

Hour 1 sets the stage for the NFL Draft as Joe breaks down a pivotal night for the Miami Dolphins, who hold 11 picks — including seven in the first three rounds — in a franchise-shaping moment. He dives into major quarterback storylines, including Ty Simpson’s draft outlook and the debate over whether he should’ve stayed in college, along with Aaron Rodgers still undecided as the Pittsburgh Steelers wait on his decision, and where Carson Beck could land. The hour also touches on the ongoing Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini storyline, Joe’s stance against taking a safety early, and how NIL money has reshaped the draft landscape, while wondering how Dolphins GM Jon Eric Sullivan will handle the pressure leading into his first draft. Plus, Joe shares a hilarious mock draft mishap from a Jacksonville radio hit and reflects on past No. 1 picks like JaMarcus Russell as a reminder of just how high the stakes are

Hour 2 centers on the pressure facing the Miami Dolphins heading into the NFL Draft, with Joe emphasizing that the franchise can’t improve unless they hit on this class after committing to QB Malik Willis as the future. He discusses the possibility of trading picks, reflects on the Jaylen Waddle move, and stresses the need to make that deal pay off through this draft. Omar Kelly and Kyle Crabbs join to break down Miami’s options, highlighting the importance of landing a “sure thing,” with offensive line targets like Vega Ioane in play and debate around Francis Mauigoa, while also discussing whether a playmaking wide receiver could make sense at pick 30. The hour wraps with a quick run through Hollywood’s Headlines, including the New York Mets snapping their losing streak, Josh Allen’s Buffalo appearance drawing jokes, WrestleMania viewership buzz, and a food debate sparked by Publix’s new subs.

Omar Kelly and Kyle Crabbs join the show to break down the NFL Draft and what the Miami Dolphins should prioritize in Round 1. Omar stresses that with a limited number of true first-round talents in this class, Miami has to come away with a “sure thing,” pointing to the offensive line as a strong possibility — including Vega Ioane as a potential target, even over Francis Mauigoa. The guys also evaluate the development of Jonah Savaiinaea heading into Year 2 after a rough rookie season and debate whether the Dolphins could look wide receiver later in the first round, with Omar favoring a true playmaker over drafting size. Crabbs adds that the offensive line market could be aggressive, predicting as many as eight linemen could come off the board in the first round.

On draft day, Joe sets the stage for the NFL Draft with a full breakdown of what’s ahead for the Miami Dolphins, who hold 11 total picks — including seven in the first three rounds — in a critical moment for the franchise. He dives into key storylines around the quarterback market, including Ty Simpson potentially going in Round 1 and the debate over whether he should’ve stayed in college, especially with reports he could’ve made millions transferring to Miami. The conversation also touches on Aaron Rodgers still undecided about his future as the Pittsburgh Steelers wait on his decision, along with where Carson Beck could land in the draft. Plus, Joe shares a hilarious story from a Jacksonville radio mock draft mishap that had him picking players who were already off the board, turning into a funny on-air moment.

Hollywood’s Headlines includes the New York Mets finally snapping their brutal 12-game losing streak, while the Buffalo Sabres fall flat after bringing out Josh Allen to hype up the crowd — leading to some jokes about Buffalo and playoff struggles. The guys also react to strong viewership numbers for WrestleMania and what that says about its continued popularity. Plus, a fun turn as Publix unveils three new subs, sparking a debate that quickly turns into a Philly cheesesteak conversation thanks to Kyle Crabbs’ Philadelphia roots.