The Joe Rose Show

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby and the growing trend of major sporting events moving to streaming platforms like Netflix. Joe Rose and the guys then revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro altercation, discussing the lingering tension from Miami building around Bam while Herro and Jimmy Butler were frequently involved in trade rumors, along with Draymond Green's recent exchange with Udonis Haslem. The conversation shifts to the LeBron James sweepstakes, with Joe joking that "The Decision" has turned into "The Indecision" as he and Dave Hyde debate whether Miami or Cleveland is the better fit and what the Heat's backup plan could be if they miss out. The hour also features Dolphins discussion centered around Miami's brutal schedule, the league's top quarterbacks, Tyreek Hill's legacy and whether the blockbuster trade was worth it, before wrapping up with Hurricanes talk as the guys discuss Clemson embracing the transfer portal, Miami's favorable ACC schedule, and whether the Canes should continue relying on transfer quarterbacks or develop one from within.

Hour 2 features World Cup discussion as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the Final Four, make their championship picks, and reminisce about the NFL's old consolation game for third place. The guys also react to an exciting Home Run Derby, revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro conflict, and mix in some lighthearted conversation about Jamie trying Key lime pie and his dating life. The hour continues with a debate over the NFL's best quarterbacks, agreeing Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes sit atop the rankings before discussing Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Matthew Stafford, and why passing on Lamar remains one of the Dolphins' biggest mistakes. They wrap up with more LeBron James speculation, how he would fit with the Heat, a look at the top teams in the Eastern Conference, and discussion of the Panthers-Lightning rivalry heading into another NHL season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the Dolphins' challenging schedule, with Miami set to face several of the NFL's top quarterbacks this season. The conversation expands to the league's elite signal-callers before turning to the Dolphins' roster, as Dave explains why he would pass on signing Stefon Diggs due to concerns about his off-the-field issues. The guys also reflect on Tyreek Hill's impact in Miami, comparing his playmaking ability to the legendary Mark Clayton-Mark Duper era with Dan Marino, while debating whether Hill's production outweighed the off-the-field baggage and if the Dolphins would make the blockbuster trade all over again.

Joe Rose and the guys discuss Clemson's decision to fully embrace the transfer portal and what it means for the ACC heading into the season. With Miami set to face Clemson this year, the crew takes a closer look at the Hurricanes' favorable schedule and why many expect Miami to be the team to beat in the conference after reaching last season's national championship game. They also examine the Hurricanes' recent reliance on transfer quarterbacks, debating whether Miami should continue bringing in veteran signal-callers or focus on developing a quarterback from within the program

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate the NFL's quarterback hierarchy, agreeing that Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes deserve the top two spots before breaking down the crowded race behind them featuring names like Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, and Matthew Stafford. The conversation turns to one of the Dolphins' biggest "what ifs," as Dave argues that passing on Lamar Jackson was among the franchise's worst decisions of the past 15 years. The guys revisit other costly mistakes Miami has made over the years before wrapping up by discussing which quarterbacks are poised to take the biggest leap this season.