The Joe Rose Show

NFL Draft week takes center stage as Joe and Hollywood break down the biggest storylines across football, starting with the pressure on the Miami Dolphins as they head into a crucial draft with major roster needs and two first-round picks. They discuss whether teams should go best player available or draft for positional need, the importance of building around QB Malik Willis, and making sure the Jaylen Waddle trade pays off, while emphasizing the stakes for first-time GM Jon Eric Sullivan. Around the league, they hit headlines including a potential A.J. Brown move to the New England Patriots, Trent Williams’ extension with the 49ers, and the blockbuster Dexter Lawrence trade from the Giants to the Bengals, plus where Ty Simpson could land in the draft. The show also dives into Dolphins draft priorities, Miami Hurricanes prospects like Reuben Bain, and broader roster questions, making it a full breakdown of a high-stakes week in football.

Hour 1 kicks off with NFL Draft week as the Miami Dolphins prepare for a pivotal stretch, while the Miami Marlins get a boost from Kyle Stowers returning from injury to help snap their skid. The guys also touch on the New York Mets dropping 11 straight — and what it’s like for fans who also root for the New York Jets — plus a recap of Matt Fitzpatrick edging Scottie Scheffler at the RBC Heritage. They dive into a loaded Miami Hurricanes football roster and the impact of early enrollees, then shift to the Miami Heat offseason — previewing what Pat Riley might say, debating player accountability, and questioning whether Nikola Jović has done enough. Plus, trade buzz heats up around Dexter Lawrence and A.J. Brown, and the ongoing Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini saga continues to raise questions across the league.

Hour 2 dives deeper into NFL Draft talk as Joe breaks down where prospects like Reuben Bain and Ty Simpson could land, while also taking a hard look at the relationship between Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa. Omar Kelly joins to break down the Miami Dolphins draft plan, including why the offensive line should be a priority, the possibility of landing a receiver at pick 30, and why Bain could be the top target if available early. The hour also covers league-wide buzz like the New York Giants trading Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals and what it means moving forward. Plus, Hollywood’s Headlines features Tyler Reddick staying hot, the buzz around WrestleMania, and OnlyFans reportedly reaching a $3 billion valuation.

Hour 3 includes Joe and Hollywood reacting to Ice Spice going viral after reportedly being slapped at a McDonald’s, with Charles Barkley adding his trademark humor on Inside the NBA, before shifting to NFL rumors surrounding a potential A.J. Brown trade to the New England Patriots as questions linger around Mike Vrabel and the Dianna Russini storyline. Alex Donno joins for a deep dive into the Miami Hurricanes football spring game, highlighting standout performances and rising stars like Malachi Toney, Darian Mensah, Jackson Cantwell, and Reuben Bain. The hour wraps with a sports roundup including Matt Fitzpatrick beating Scottie Scheffler at the RBC Heritage and Kyle Stowers returning to the Miami Marlins lineup

Hour 4 is all about the pressure and stakes heading into the NFL Draft this Thursday, as the Miami Dolphins enter a critical moment with two first-round picks and major roster questions to answer. Joe breaks down the debate between best player available versus drafting for positional need, emphasizing the importance of surrounding QB Malik Willis with better offensive support and making sure the Jaylen Waddle trade pays off. The conversation also touches on major league-wide headlines, including the potential move of A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots, a new extension for Trent Williams with the San Francisco 49ers, and the blockbuster trade sending Dexter Lawrence from the New York Giants to the Cincinnati Bengals. They also discuss where Ty Simpson might land in the draft and whether staying in college longer could have boosted his value, while continuing to evaluate Miami’s needs, including offensive line help, draft priorities, and whether Reuben Bain should be the target at 11. The hour wraps with major pressure on first-time GM Jon Eric Sullivan as he prepares for his first draft running the Dolphins