The Joe Rose Show

Joe Rose and the crew look ahead to the Dolphins’ joint practice with the Commanders as Miami continues trimming its roster from 90 players to 53. The guys discuss Miami’s trade for a Patriots offensive lineman, the positions of strength and concern, why Joe expects the Dolphins to stay active with waiver claims and potential trades, and the team’s record amount of dead salary-cap money. Plus, they provide an update on rookie WR Chris Bell’s recovery, debate LeSean McCoy ranking Antonio Brown over Jerry Rice, discuss the booming sports-card market after a Shohei Ohtani card worth millions was pulled in Boca, and Joe compares Don Shula’s demanding Dolphins practices to Bill Walsh’s approach in San Francisco while revisiting some of Miami’s recent draft misses.

Hour 2 features a mix of NFL debates, Dolphins camp updates and Hollywood’s Headlines. Joe and Hollywood react to the backlash surrounding the Bills’ new stadium and uniforms before debating the greatest football players of all time, with Joe making the case for Jerry Rice over Antonio Brown. The guys also discuss Brown’s late-career meltdown and whether players should be judged by their entire careers or their peak. Plus, they break down the Dolphins’ trade for a depth offensive lineman, Chris Bell’s return from injury and the importance of Miami developing its 21 young players from the last two draft classes. Hollywood’s Headlines covers NFL Network and RedZone returning to Xfinity, the Hall of Fame Game’s strong viewership, a wild attempt to lure Nikola Jokic to Greece, a $12,000 Patrick Mahomes card theft and Hollywood’s upcoming card show.

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to preview the Dolphins’ upcoming joint practice with the Commanders, sharing why he feels better about Miami’s offensive line than its defensive line. Omar predicts seventh-round pick Zeke Biggers could start over first-rounder Kenneth Grant and discusses the addition of Patriots offensive lineman Caedan Wallace. Plus, Joe and Omar debate whether the infamous “South Beach flu” is real and if Miami’s nightlife can impact the team’s success, while Omar praises Malik Willis’ arm strength and ability to make plays on the run.

The guys react to the backlash surrounding the Bills’ new stadium, including complaints about obstructed sightlines and criticism of Buffalo’s new uniforms. Joe and Hollywood also debate the Dolphins’ old logo and why they believe it was better than the current one. Plus, Joe revisits the debate over the greatest football players of all time after LeSean McCoy ranked Antonio Brown ahead of Jerry Rice, making the case for Rice as the greatest wide receiver ever. The guys also discuss Brown’s dramatic late-career meltdown and debate whether players should be judged by their entire careers or by their absolute peak.

Joe Rose and the crew look ahead to the Dolphins’ joint practice with the Commanders as Miami continues trimming its roster from 90 players to 53. The guys discuss Miami’s trade for a Patriots offensive lineman, the positions of strength and concern, why Joe expects the Dolphins to stay active with waiver claims and potential trades, and the team’s record amount of dead salary-cap money. Plus, they provide an update on rookie WR Chris Bell’s recovery, debate LeSean McCoy ranking Antonio Brown over Jerry Rice, discuss the booming sports-card market after a Shohei Ohtani card worth millions was pulled in Boca, and Joe compares Don Shula’s demanding Dolphins practices to Bill Walsh’s approach in San Francisco while revisiting some of Miami’s recent draft misses.