The Joe Rose Show

Joe goes live from Washington, D.C. reacting to the Dolphins’ rough joint practice with the Commanders, who appeared to dominate much of the day. Miami was dealing with several injuries, but rookie WR Caleb Douglas continued to impress, while Joe discusses the thin back end of the roster and the possibility of Miami bringing in outside help. Plus, the guys react to Kyler Murray winning the starting QB job in Minnesota over J.J. McCarthy and debate whether Murray simply needed a change of scenery, while also discussing Tua Tagovailoa’s move to Atlanta. Joe looks ahead to Douglas and injured rookie WR Chris Bell potentially becoming Miami’s receivers of the future, highlights the play of rookie linebackers Kyle Louis and Jacob Rodriguez, and reacts to the Lakers’ $12.5 billion sale while wondering what a team like the Cowboys could be worth.

Joe reacts to the Dolphins’ rough joint practice with Washington, where the Commanders appeared to dominate much of the day. Miami was dealing with several injuries, but the guys still saw encouraging signs from rookie WR Caleb Douglas. Joe also discusses the lack of depth toward the back end of the roster and why he wouldn’t be surprised if the Dolphins bring in outside help before the season.

On Wednesday’s Joe Rose Show, Alex Donno joins Hollywood to break down the sky-high expectations surrounding the Miami Hurricanes and why Miami is the clear favorite to win the ACC, while also discussing the Dolphins’ culture, Malik Willis’ evaluation year and the future of college football conference realignment. Joe Rose previews the Dolphins’ joint practice with Washington, including what he wants to see from Malik Willis, Miami’s young players and the offensive line. Omar Kelly joins live from Washington, D.C. to explain what he’ll be watching in the trenches and against Jayden Daniels, while also laying out what would make the practice—and the Dolphins’ season—a success. Plus, the guys discuss the Heat and Panthers, Miami’s growing sports brand, the possibility of college joint practices, international NFL games, and Hollywood shares a funny story involving one of the Jonas Brothers.

Alex Donno joins Hollywood to discuss the sky-high expectations surrounding the Miami Hurricanes, explaining why he feels great about Miami’s roster and schedule and believes the Canes are the clear favorites to win the ACC. Donno also emphasizes that Miami can’t get complacent and must stay focused despite the hype. Plus, the guys look ahead to the Dolphins’ joint practice with Washington as Miami gets its first real test against another team, discuss why Malik Willis is an upgrade over last season’s quarterback situation, and debate the Dolphins’ culture and roster outlook. Donno also weighs in on the “South Beach flu,” the potential recruiting impact of Miami joining the SEC, and the complicated future of college football conference realignment.

Joe Rose joins Hollywood to preview the Dolphins’ joint practice with the Commanders, discussing Miami’s first depth chart, Malik Willis’ opportunity to prove himself against an actual opponent, the team’s lack of depth along the offensive line, and why getting off to a strong start is critical after last year’s embarrassing joint practice with the Lions. Joe also weighs in on whether Miami’s nightlife can really distract players and whether college football teams could ever hold joint practices. Plus, the guys look ahead to basketball and hockey season, discuss the Heat getting back on the national radar with Giannis, the Panthers entering the season with strong Stanley Cup odds, and why the Hurricanes appear loaded on both sides of the line and have the Canes brand in a great place