The Joe Rose Show

Hour 1 kicks off with the return of NFL football as the Hall of Fame Game officially opens the preseason. Joe Rose and the crew discuss the Dolphins still sorting out their starting lineup, why next week's joint practices with the Commanders will be Miami's first real test of training camp, and react to a bleak USA Today prediction projecting the Dolphins to finish 1-16. The guys also review the first episode of Hard Knocks, laugh about people gambling on the Hall of Fame Game, and even squeeze in a conversation about Joe's love for Cracker Barrel breakfast. Plus, they break down the first college football Top 25 rankings with Miami checking in at No. 7, debate Notre Dame's favorable path to the College Football Playoff, question the hype surrounding Bill Belichick's North Carolina program, and dive into Hurricanes training camp, highlighting Malachi Toney's star potential, Ben Congdon's impressive start, and why Miami's loaded roster has championship expectations once again.

Hour 2 focuses on the latest from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper discuss Austin Jackson's injury and what it could mean for Miami's offensive line heading into the season. Bokamper explains why he believes the Dolphins are in a healthier place mentally after moving on from some of the team's biggest personalities, saying the current roster is filled with players hungry to prove themselves. The guys also discuss Jonah Savaiinaea's chances of taking a big step forward in Year 2, Greg Dulcich missing practice, and why toe injuries can be more serious than many fans realize. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines features the return of ESPN's The Ocho, changes to the Triple Crown schedule, a debate about the state of horse racing, Akron football letting a fan call plays, and Joe and Bo reminiscing about how different life was for Dolphins rookies during their playing days.

Hour 3 features Omar Kelly joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the rookies making an impact, Caleb Douglas' high upside despite an inconsistent camp, Juju Brents emerging in the secondary, and concerns about Kenneth Grant and Jalen Tolbert. Omar also discusses what the Dolphins should do if Austin Jackson can't stay healthy, sparking a lively debate after suggesting Jonah Savaiinaea should move to right tackle. Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper strongly disagree, continuing the discussion while breaking down Miami's biggest position battles and the wide receiver competition, where no clear No. 1 has emerged. The guys also share stories about growing up in Northern California, discuss Malik Willis' encouraging camp while Bo questions his throwing mechanics, and react to the national praise surrounding Mike McDaniel's work with the Chargers, with Bokamper wondering whether McDaniel's flashy style and personality will mesh with Jim Harbaugh

Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, highlighting the players who have stood out through the early weeks of practice. Omar discusses which rookies have impressed, why Caleb Douglas has flashed plenty of talent despite some inconsistency, and why he expects big things from cornerback Juju Brents this season. He also explains why he'd like to see more from rookie defensive tackle Kenneth Grant, provides an update on Jalen Tolbert after a quiet stretch in camp, and discusses Miami's options if Austin Jackson can't stay healthy. Plus, Omar suggests moving Jonah Savaiinaea to right tackle, sparking a spirited debate with Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper, who strongly disagree with the idea.

Former Dolphin Kim Bokamper joins Joe Rose to discuss the reaction to his recent comments about Miami needing to stay patient, explaining why he believes this year's team has a much different mentality after moving on from its biggest divas. Bokamper says the Dolphins are now filled with hungry players eager to prove themselves, creating a refreshing atmosphere around the organization. The guys also break down Austin Jackson's toe injury and why those injuries can be more serious than people realize, debate whether Jonah Savaiinaea is poised for a breakout after a difficult rookie season, discuss players missing practice with injuries, and project what Miami's offensive line could look like heading into the season