The Joe Rose Show

On Thursday’s show, Joe and Hollywood look ahead to Dolphins-Raiders in Week 1, including Las Vegas naming Kirk Cousins its starting quarterback. The guys dive into the latest Lane Kiffin controversy at LSU, Nick Saban’s comments about Kiffin’s time at Alabama, and the hype surrounding Clemson vs. LSU and ESPN College GameDay. Plus, the NBA strips the Clippers of five first-round picks over the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap scandal, while Joe and Hollywood debate Kawhi’s career and legacy. Kim Bokamper joins for plenty of laughs, old stories and Dolphins talk, including Miami’s young defense and what to expect from Chop Robinson. Hollywood’s Headlines covers the latest from Good Good Golf, Tiger Woods, Tua Tagovailoa, Cam Ward and Aryna Sabalenka. Chris Perkins joins to break down the Dolphins’ young roster, early-round draft picks, Chris Bell, and Malik Willis. The guys also discuss Colorado, Deion Sanders, NIL and the changing landscape of college football. Plus, the Marlins are just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot with the final month of the season here

In Hour 1, Joe and Hollywood look ahead to the Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup with the Raiders and discuss Las Vegas naming Kirk Cousins its starting quarterback over rookie Fernando Mendoza. The guys dive into the latest Lane Kiffin controversy, as LSU continues to go all-in on adding NFL players and the rest of the SEC grows frustrated, while Nick Saban’s recent comments about Kiffin’s time at Alabama have put the coach back in the national spotlight. Plus, the NBA strips the Clippers of five first-round picks for circumventing the salary cap to land Kawhi Leonard, and Channing Crowder’s podcast lands a deal with Netflix. Joe and Hollywood also discuss the Dolphins’ rebuild, the need for young players and early-round picks to become impact players, Jacob Rodriguez’s expected role, and the frustration surrounding Miami’s 26-year playoff-win drought.

In Hour 2, Kim Bokamper joins Joe and Hollywood as the guys debate who in their friend group is the most childish, including Dan Marino, and share some of their best old stories.. Plus, they dive into the Dolphins’ young roster, the lack of depth, and the expectation that plenty of rookies and young players will see significant playing time this season. Joe and Bokamper also discuss what would qualify as a successful year for Chop Robinson and the Dolphins’ defense. The guys also talk about Channing Crowder’s podcast landing a deal with Netflix and the stories surrounding Brandon Marshall, before Hollywood’s Headlines covers the Good Good Golf CEO stepping down, Tiger Woods’ DUI issues, Tua Tagovailoa’s wife explaining the Instagram comment, a Titans reporter losing his credentials after an incident with Cam Ward, and Aryna Sabalenka firing back at a reporter.

In Hour 3, Chris Perkins joins Joe and Hollywood to break down the Dolphins’ young roster, including the importance of hitting on first- and second-round draft picks and why he’s optimistic about Chop Robinson and Jonah Savaiinaea. Perkins discusses what he needs to see from Kenneth Grant, whether Zeek Biggers will be ready for Week 1, the Dolphins potentially starting five rookies on offense, and why Chris Bell could be the steal of the draft. Plus, Perkins shares his expectations for Malik Willis in his first season as a starter. The guys also dive into college football, including Colorado’s matchup with Georgia Tech, how Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes have cooled off, and the growing influence of NIL and money on the sport

In Hour 4, Joe and Hollywood check in on the Marlins, who are just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot with the final month of the season underway. The guys discuss Miami’s win over the Royals and the emergence of Javier Sanoja as one of the team’s best stories this season. Plus, the Falcons remain the only NFL team yet to name their starting quarterback, with Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. battling for the job. Joe and Hollywood continue their discussion of the Kawhi Leonard and Clippers scandal after the NBA stripped Los Angeles of five first-round picks, while debating Kawhi’s career and his place among the NBA’s best. Plus, Chris Perkins’ take on why Dolphins rookie Chris Bell could be the steal of the draft.