The Joe Rose Show

On Friday’s show, Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including Jeff Hafley’s emphasis on 11-on-11 work, early standouts, and why Miami’s defense has been ahead of the offense early in camp. The guys discuss Malik Willis’ strong showing, the competition at quarterback and in the secondary, young players earning opportunities, and whether the Dolphins’ struggles in recent years have been due to drafting or developing talent. They also debate the future of college football, potential SEC/Big Ten expansion, and what another major shakeup could mean for Miami. Plus, Mike Florio joins the show to discuss the Kyle Shanahan car accident controversy, Baker Mayfield’s contract situation, the chaos surrounding the NFL and college football, and why the future of the sports landscape remains so uncertain.

Hour 1 opens with Dave Hyde joining Joe Rose to compare notes from the first few days of Dolphins training camp after Joe spent the week alongside Omar Kelly. The guys revisit Miami's locker room issues from last season, discuss why Jeff Hafley is emphasizing accountability and 11-on-11 football over 7-on-7 drills, and break down the biggest early storylines from camp. Plus, the guys react to another frustrating late-inning Marlins loss to the Mets, debate how often first-round picks actually pan out across sports, touch on LIV Golf's uncertain future, and examine why the Dolphins are spending significantly less on offense than every other NFL team.

Hour 2 begins with Dave Hyde sharing stories from his lobster-diving trip in the Florida Keys, including a memorable encounter with someone trying to steal his catch. The conversation shifts to Dolphins training camp, where Joe and Dave discuss Jeff Hafley's preference for 11-on-11 work over 7-on-7 drills, early standouts like rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, and why the team remains optimistic about Austin Jackson's health. The guys also react to the Panthers opening as Stanley Cup favorites before turning to the NBA, breaking down LeBron James' fit in Philadelphia, how the 76ers will balance so many ball-dominant scorers, and why they're one of the league's most intriguing teams. The hour wraps with a discussion on the Dolphins' long-term vision, debating whether Miami's recent struggles are more about poor drafting or poor player development, why so many jobs are up for grabs, and why the guys believe Mike McDaniel's leadership style ultimately fell short.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde breaking down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including why Malik Willis appears firmly in control of the starting quarterback job while Quinn Ewers continues to develop as his top challenger. The guys discuss the battle for starting spots in the secondary, why the defense has gotten the better of the offense early in camp, and what those performances could mean heading into the season. They also dive into the future of college football, debating whether Miami would be better off joining the SEC or the Big Ten if the sport continues moving toward a super league, and whether Florida State would make the jump alongside the Hurricanes. Plus, the guys question the strange details surrounding Kyle Shanahan's delayed car accident report and discuss what the Marlins could do at the trade deadline, including trade rumors involving catcher Liam Hicks

Hour 4 features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing the latest chaos across sports, starting with the future of college football as the SEC and Big Ten continue pushing toward more control and potentially creating their own league. The guys discuss how NIL money and player salaries have completely changed the sport, with some college athletes now making more than NFL players, and debate where Miami would fit if another major conference shakeup happens. Mike Florio then joins the show to break down the Kyle Shanahan car accident controversy, why the story stayed quiet for 11 days, and what it says about trusting the information coming from media outlets. Florio also discusses the offseason drama involving Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini, Baker Mayfield’s push for a new contract, and why playing with a chip on his shoulder could lead to another big season. Plus, the guys react to the latest 49ers storylines, Brandon Aiyuk’s situation, Deebo Samuel’s arrival, and the Raiders’ decision to let rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza learn behind Kirk Cousins