The Joe Rose Show

The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy and Hochman, Crowder & Solana react to the Dolphins getting dominated by the Bengals in Quinn Ewers' debut at QB

On Monday’s show, the guys break down the Canes big win over Texas A&M and talk about their upcoming matchup with Ohio State. Then they move to the disappointing loss by the Miami Dolphins and the dysfunction that's still a cloud over the team. Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joined the show as did Omar Kelly.

The Miami Hurricanes secure a gritty win over Texas A&M, with freshmen Malachi Toney and Bryce Fitzgerald making key game-winning plays. Coach Mario Cristobal talks about the team's growth and their homegrown talent, including Toney, Bain, and Fletcher. Now, Miami sets its sights on Ohio State in the Quarterfinals, with Cristobal looking ahead to the matchup against the defending champs. Plus, the Dolphins' tough loss to the Bengals.

Hour 2 includes Joe airing out his frustrations with the state of the Miami Dolphins after getting blown out by the Bengals at home in rookie QBs Quinn Ewers first start. Joe thinks the next move is a complete rebuild for the Fins cleaning out coach Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa. Then Joe takes a look around the NFL after a loaded weekend of football. Plus, Hollywood’s Headlines includes fallout from the Paul/Joshua fight, G5 CFP teams losing big, and an update on Jamie’s love life.

Omar Kelly joins after the Dolphins get crushed by the Bengals, calling the current state of the franchise a “poop show” and suggesting the organization is bracing for real change. Omar says Miami was surprised by the decision to bench Tua Tagovailoa, even while admitting his play had been bad, and questions whether anything improves if Mike McDaniel returns for another year. The guys react to another disastrous third quarter and debate why the Dolphins continue to struggle to find a clear vision at quarterback. The hour wraps with a shift to college football, as the crew recaps Miami’s gritty win over Texas A&M and praises Corey Hetherman, Mark Fletcher, Malachi Toney, and a Hurricanes defense that stood tall to seal it.