The Joe Rose Show

Joe Rose goes live from Miami Dolphins training camp with the latest on the Dolphins, NFL, Hurricanes, and Marlins. The crew reacts to Carson Beck’s impressive Hall of Fame Game debut, breaks down Malik Willis’ skill set, and discusses Miami’s young roster and the importance of finding impact players from their recent draft classes. Kyle Crabbs joins to analyze Dolphins camp standouts, including Chop Robinson, Jonah Savaiinaea, Jacob Rodriguez, Michael Taffe, and the future of the offensive line, while Mike Florio weighs in on Carson Beck, Aaron Rodgers’ ESPN feud, Josh Allen’s Super Bowl chances, the Patriots’ offseason drama, and the 49ers’ injury conspiracy. Plus, Joe and Hollywood discuss the wild NFL offseason, Hollywood’s Headlines, and the Marlins’ recent struggles after being swept by the Braves.

Joe Rose goes live from Miami Dolphins training camp and reacts to Carson Beck's impressive Hall of Fame Game debut after his journey from Georgia to Miami, where he led the Hurricanes to the national championship game. The guys debate whether it was the best Hall of Fame Game ever, discuss Malik Willis' unique skill set and the things he can do that Tua Tagovailoa couldn't, and break down Dolphins camp standouts like Willie Gay and Chop Robinson. Plus, the Marlins fall back to .500 after getting swept by the Braves, while the crew reacts to the 49ers' early injury problems and the conspiracy theory surrounding an electrical substation near their training facility.

Hour 2 focuses on the Dolphins’ young roster and the importance of Miami hitting on its recent draft picks, as Joe Rose looks ahead to Year 2 for last season’s rookies and explains why the Dolphins need several of their 21 young players to develop into legitimate contributors. The guys revisit draft picks that haven’t worked out in the past, discuss how successful drafting could ease Miami’s reliance on free agency, and highlight Zach Sieler’s strong camp and the need to get creative with Devon Achane as defenses key in on him. Plus, the crew reacts to Carson Beck’s impressive Hall of Fame Game performance, Aaron Rodgers ripping ESPN while appearing on ESPN, and Joe and Hollywood debate what they believe has gone wrong with the network. Hollywood’s Headlines features WNBA drama, the latest controversy surrounding Kawhi Leonard, horse racing, and a bizarre story involving a Pembroke Lakes Mall bar.

Hour 3 features Kyle Crabbs joining Joe Rose to break down the latest from Dolphins training camp, including the young players he expects to make the biggest impact and why Miami needs to find reliable front-line talent. Crabbs discusses rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, safety Michael Taffe turning heads, and the Dolphins’ offensive line options if Austin Jackson can’t stay healthy. He also shares his thoughts on Chop Robinson’s improved camp, his added weight and why the new defensive scheme could be a better fit, while explaining why Jonah Savaiinaea looks more confident at right guard. Plus, Crabbs evaluates Malik Willis and Quinn Ewers before the guys discuss some of the wildest storylines from a chaotic offseason, including the Vrabel cheating allegations, Aaron Rodgers’ ESPN feud, Brandon Aiyuk’s drama with the 49ers and the Brendan Sorsby college football saga.

Hour 4 continues live from Dolphins training camp as Joe Rose and the crew discuss the Marlins preparing for their series against the Angels and debate just how dominant the Dodgers have been across Major League Baseball. Mike Florio joins the show to break down the Hall of Fame Game, Carson Beck’s impressive NFL debut, Aaron Rodgers’ comments about ESPN, and the respect Rodgers has shown for Mike Tomlin compared to new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy. Florio also discusses the pressure facing Buffalo’s new head coach, whether Josh Allen can finally win a Super Bowl with the Bills, the potential impact of the Diana Russini-Mike Vrabel controversy on the Patriots, and the ongoing 49ers injury conspiracy theory surrounding their electrical substation. Plus, Joe explains why he likes the way Jeff Hafley is running the Dolphins, shares a classic Don Shula story about being forced to practice while sick, and the guys discuss how the NFL’s current player safety culture differs from past generations.