The Joe Rose Show

Best of Dolphins features Omar Kelly, Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, and Zach Sieler breaking down all the latest from Miami’s minicamp as competition heats up across the roster. Omar and Joe Rose react to early impressions of Malik Willis and Quinn Ewers, the rapid development of Malik Washington, and expectations for Chop Robinson as he works to become a more complete edge rusher. Chris Perkins weighs in on roster battles, the quarterback room, and key young players like Kenneth Grant and Kadyn Proctor, while also noting Miami’s long-term outlook and contract decisions for veterans. Kyle Crabbs offers perspective on the team’s evolving approach, and Zach Sieler discusses leadership inside the locker room, Jeff Hafley’s impact, and why he believes the Dolphins’ young defensive core is trending in the right direction.

Best of The Joe Rose Show features Mike Florio breaking down a wild week of NFL headlines, including blockbuster trades sending Myles Garrett to the Rams and A.J. Brown to the Patriots, plus what it means for contenders across the league and the 49ers’ dilemma with Brandon Aiyuk. The conversation continues with a deeper discussion on NFL wide receiver drama, comparing today’s off-field distractions and accountability issues across the league. Alex Donno joins to update the latest on Miami Hurricanes recruiting, quarterback development, and the program’s evolving expectations in the NIL era, while also touching on the Canes’ AD search and overall direction. The show wraps with Marlins manager Clayton McCullough, who discusses Miami’s recent surge, Otto Lopez’s breakout season, and the continued development of the team’s young core led by Xavier Edwards, Max Meyer, and Sandy Alcantara.

Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose for a packed Thursday show featuring NBA Finals reaction, Dolphins minicamp takeaways, Hurricanes recruiting buzz, and major NFL storylines. The guys open with the Knicks’ dominant run as they take Game 1 of the Finals and extend their playoff win streak to 12, while also debating whether the Miami Heat could realistically land Giannis Antetokounmpo. They break down the latest from Miami Hurricanes recruiting as Mario Cristobal and staff continue to land top prospects in the NIL era, with Jason Taylor’s influence on the defensive front standing out. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins as minicamp winds down, with Joe and Dave discussing roster battles, young players emerging, and what they’ve learned about the team’s direction heading into training camp. They also react to a wild week of NFL news with Mike Florio joining to break down blockbuster trades involving Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown, Russell Wilson’s Hall of Fame case, and the ongoing Brandon Aiyuk situation across the league.

Hour 1 features Dave Hyde joining Joe Rose as the guys celebrate National Donut Day, debate their favorite donuts, and dive into Game 2 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs. Joe discusses New York’s 12-game playoff winning streak, why he believes the Knicks could take control of the series if San Antonio loses again, and whether the Miami Heat have a realistic shot at landing Giannis Antetokounmpo. The conversation also touches on comments from Jaylen Brown about this being his favorite NBA season and why some fans took issue with them. The guys then shift to college football recruiting, breaking down Miami’s aggressive approach in the NIL era, the Hurricanes’ recent recruiting success, and the impact Jason Taylor continues to have on the trail. Plus, Joe and Dave discuss the latest from Dolphins minicamp, including roster battles, questions surrounding Miami’s wide receiver room and defense, whether the team is closer to contending or rebuilding, and what they’ve learned as the starting lineup begins to take shape ahead of training camp.

Hour 2 opens with Joe and Dave getting into some light National Donut Day conversation, including their favorite desserts and a debate over the best key lime pie spots in South Florida. The focus then shifts to the Dolphins as roster competition heats up in minicamp, with several young players beginning to separate themselves and wide receiver Malik Washington standing out for how quickly he’s picking up the new system. The guys also react to Jeff Hafley’s comments on Chop Robinson, agreeing that while the talent is there, it’s time for production to match potential. They also discuss injury concerns around players like Austin Jackson and JuJu Brents, and dig into who will emerge as team leaders this season, including the idea that De’Von Achane will lead more by example than as a vocal presence. The hour wraps with Dolphins minicamp updates as the team edges closer to preseason practices against other opponents, plus a brief debate on whether Shohei Ohtani is already the greatest baseball player of all time