The Joe Rose Show

Hour 1 kicks off with Joe Rose and Hollywood discussing the growing excitement around the Miami Hurricanes after the first day of training camp, why the Canes look like legitimate contenders, and how Mario Cristobal's offensive line philosophy and quarterback Darian Mensah are already making an impression. The guys also dive into the latest from Dolphins camp, including Austin Jackson's injury concerns, Malik Willis continuing to impress, and Joe's thoughts on media bias when evaluating players. Plus, Joe reacts to the surprising news that Tom Garfinkel is stepping down as Dolphins CEO after 13 years, and the crew breaks down the Marlins' frustrating loss to the Braves after getting caught stealing for the final out.

Hour 2 features the latest from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and the crew discuss Malik Washington emerging as Miami's top wide receiver so far, rookie Caleb Douglas' up-and-down camp, and Chris Bell's steady recovery from injury. The guys debate whether Bell could eventually become the Dolphins' best receiver, if Kadyn Proctor should make the move to tackle, and why Malik Willis continues to impress at quarterback. They also discuss the massive NIL money flowing through college football, speculate on what top quarterbacks are making, and react to Aaron Rodgers stirring up controversy after taking shots at ESPN on The Pat McAfee Show. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers NBC retaining the Preakness, Mike Tomlin's broadcasting debut, Brock Lesnar's retirement, and some jaw-dropping sports memorabilia sales featuring Kobe Bryant, Aaron Judge, and Luka Dončić.

Hour 3 features Chris Perkins joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including rookie Caleb Douglas’ impressive start, Chris Bell’s potential impact once he returns from injury, and Malik Willis’ ability to make the most of his opportunities. Perkins also discusses Austin Jackson’s injury concerns, whether Kadyn Proctor could move to tackle, Chop Robinson’s development, Jonah Savaiinaea’s confidence heading into this season, and why Kenneth Grant has yet to stand out. The guys also look back at past Dolphins draft decisions, especially passing on local talent, and whether missing out on Rueben Bain could become another mistake Miami regrets. Plus, Joe and Hollywood discuss the Hurricanes’ loaded roster and potential NFL Draft talent before reacting to the Marlins losing to the Braves after a controversial caught-stealing play ended the game. The guys debate the decision, while breaking down Clayton McCullough’s defense of the aggressive call.

Chris Perkins joins Joe Rose to discuss the latest from Dolphins training camp, including why rookie Caleb Douglas has been one of the most intriguing players to watch and could be in the mix for the team's top wide receiver spot alongside Malik Washington and Chris Bell once Bell returns from injury. Perkins explains why Bell reminds him of former Dolphins standout Chris Chambers, evaluates Malik Willis' steady play and ability to quickly correct mistakes, and discusses the ongoing concerns surrounding Austin Jackson's health. The conversation also shifts to whether Kadyn Proctor could eventually move to tackle, Chop Robinson's development and why the Commanders joint practices will be a better measuring stick for him, Jonah Savaiinaea's confidence rebound after a difficult rookie season, and why Kenneth Grant has yet to stand out in camp.

Joe Rose and the crew break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, where Malik Washington has stood out as Miami's top wide receiver through the early stages of camp. The guys discuss rookie Caleb Douglas' inconsistent start, provide an update on Chris Bell's recovery as he continues to rehab without being rushed back into action, and explain why some Dolphins insiders believe Bell could eventually become the team's best receiver. They also debate whether Kadyn Proctor should be moved to tackle and discuss Malik Willis' continued strong play at quarterback.