The Joe Rose Show

Wake Forest head coach Jake Dickert joins Hollywood from ACC Media Days to discuss the Demon Deacons' outlook for the upcoming season and the challenges of competing in an increasingly competitive ACC. Dickert also shares his perspective on the changing landscape of college football, roster building, and what it will take for Wake Forest to contend this season.

Former Miami Hurricanes head coach and current Duke head coach Manny Diaz joins Hollywood at ACC Media Days to discuss the upcoming season, the Blue Devils’ expectations, and the biggest storylines around college football. Diaz shares his thoughts on the ACC race, roster building in the modern era, and the challenges coaches face with the transfer portal and constant changes across the sport.

Friday’s show includes World Cup drama, LeBron Watch, Canes championship expectations, Dolphins talk, and more. Joe Rose and the crew discuss Lionel Messi’s incredible World Cup run, Inter Miami’s rise, the Heat’s pursuit of LeBron James, and the arrival of Giannis Antetokounmpo. ESPN’s Tom Luginbill and Hollywood join the show to break down the Miami Hurricanes’ ACC outlook, CFP expansion, and the changing landscape of college football. The guys also discuss the Dolphins’ young roster, Miami’s quarterback strategy, and NFL insider Mike Florio joins to talk Aaron Donald, NFL quarterbacks, John Harbaugh, and the future of football. Plus, Joe shares classic stories from his playing days with the Dolphins in the 1980s.

Hour 1 is packed despite the summer sports calendar, as Joe Rose and the crew preview the World Cup's third-place match between England and France while debating whether either side will go all-out with the championship no longer on the line. The guys also discuss Lionel Messi's incredible World Cup run at age 39 and how his success continues to elevate both Inter Miami and soccer's popularity in South Florida. The conversation shifts to the NBA, where the Heat officially introduced Giannis Antetokounmpo and Pat Riley fueled even more LeBron James speculation by hinting at Miami's pursuit. Joe explains why he still believes LeBron can play at an elite level, questions why some Heat fans don't want him back, and discusses Klay Thompson as another potential fit for Miami. Later, ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show to explain why the Hurricanes are the team to beat in the ACC, discuss the future of the College Football Playoff, conference realignment, and how Mario Cristobal has built Miami into a national contender through recruiting

Hour 2 centers around the never-ending LeBron James watch as Joe Rose and the crew debate when the NBA superstar will finally reveal his decision, where he could land, and why only LeBron truly knows what comes next. The conversation expands into a debate over the greatest athletes of all time, comparing LeBron to legends like Tom Brady and Lionel Messi, with Joe even making the case for Inter Miami to build Messi a statue. The guys also reflect on the leadership styles of Pat Riley and the late Don Shula, discussing how both built winning cultures without coddling players, while Joe shares stories from the pressure and uncertainty of his own rookie season. The hour also features a debate over whether the Florida Panthers or Miami Hurricanes have the better chance to win a championship this year, before Hollywood checks in live from ACC Media Days to discuss LeBron's looming decision, Dabo Swinney's evolving stance on the transfer portal, Miami's biggest ACC challengers, the future of the College Football Playoff, and why Bill Belichick and North Carolina have faded from the conference spotlight

Hour 3 features plenty of NBA, World Cup, and Dolphins discussion as Joe Rose and the guys react to Pat Riley’s comments hinting that the Heat are pursuing LeBron James while Miami officially introduces Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis. The crew also discusses the latest WNBA headlines, including the criticism surrounding Caitlin Clark and why Joe believes the league’s biggest star should be embraced. The conversation then shifts to the World Cup, with a look ahead to the third-place match between England and France and the championship showdown between Spain and Argentina. The guys discuss Lionel Messi’s incredible run, Erling Haaland’s popularity with American fans, and the unforgettable stories, cultures, and passion that have made this World Cup special. The hour wraps up with Dolphins talk ahead of rookies reporting, as the crew breaks down Miami’s young roster and the many players on one-year deals looking to prove they belong in the NFL

Hour 4 features a mix of college football, NFL, and Dolphins memories as Joe Rose and the guys discuss Miami’s approach to developing quarterbacks while balancing the transfer portal era. NFL insider Mike Florio joins the show to preview the upcoming football season, discussing Aaron Donald’s potential return to the Rams, why Los Angeles enters the year with Super Bowl expectations, the NFL’s elite quarterback hierarchy, John Harbaugh’s impact on the Giants, Stefon Diggs’ free agency situation, and why college football needs more structure and leadership. Florio also shares his thoughts on rookie quarterbacks developing before being thrown into starting roles. The hour wraps up with Joe reflecting on his playing days with the Dolphins in the 1980s and the unforgettable atmosphere surrounding Miami during that era.

NFL insider Mike Florio joins Joe Rose to discuss the biggest storylines heading into the football season. Florio weighs in on the possibility of Aaron Donald returning to the Los Angeles Rams and why the team enters the year with Super Bowl expectations. He also breaks down the NFL’s quarterback landscape, including why Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen remain at the top, and discusses John Harbaugh’s move to the Giants and why his track record of building consistent contenders in Baltimore gives New York hope. Florio also talks about Stefon Diggs’ free agency, the concerns teams have surrounding his off-field issues, the need for more structure and leadership in college football, and why he believes some rookie quarterbacks could benefit from sitting and developing before taking over as starters.

ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins to break down the ACC outlook and explain why he believes the Miami Hurricanes enter the season as the team to beat. Luginbill discusses how Mario Cristobal has built a championship-caliber roster through recruiting, weighs in on the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding, and examines what that could mean for the future of lower-tier bowl games as more players continue to opt out. He also shares his thoughts on conference realignment and how college football has been reshaped by coast-to-coast conferences featuring programs like Miami, Florida State, and former Pac-12 schools

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney joins from ACC Media Days to discuss the Tigers' outlook heading into the new season and what it will take to compete for another ACC championship. Swinney shares his thoughts on Clemson's recruiting philosophy and use of the transfer portal, weighs in on the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding, and discusses what a larger playoff field could mean. He also emphasizes that Clemson's primary focus remains winning the ACC before worrying about anything beyond the conference.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell joins to discuss the Seminoles’ outlook heading into the season after a difficult year. Norvell reflects on the lessons learned from last season’s struggles, why he believes the team can grow from those experiences, and the mindset of players determined to turn things around in Tallahassee. He also talks about newcomers like Deuce Robinson, the versatility of this year’s roster, and the challenges of navigating Florida State’s upcoming schedule.

Orange Bowl Committee member Mike Moran joins Joe Rose to discuss the organization’s commitment to the South Florida community and the importance of bringing major sporting events to the region. Moran highlights the Orange Bowl’s youth sports initiatives, including its support of youth football, and explains how the committee hosts around 75 community events each year. He also reflects on last season’s College Football National Championship between Miami and Indiana, explaining why having that game in South Florida was a perfect moment for the community and the Orange Bowl.

Joe Rose and the crew dive into the latest LeBron James rumors, with free agency speculation continuing to dominate the NBA conversation. Joe explains why he doesn't understand the Heat fans who don't want LeBron back, arguing that he can still perform at an elite level and has handled the immense pressure of his career as well as any superstar in sports. The guys also discuss Miami's reported interest in Klay Thompson, breaking down why the veteran sharpshooter could be an excellent fit alongside the Heat's current roster.

Talks about all the great storylines around the World Cup including the fans and the cultures Joe Rose and the guys continue their World Cup coverage, breaking down the upcoming third-place match between England and France and the highly anticipated championship matchup between Spain and Argentina. The crew discusses Lionel Messi’s incredible tournament, his continued dominance on the biggest stage, and why this World Cup could further cement his legacy as one of the greatest athletes ever. They also highlight some of the tournament’s best stories beyond the field, including Erling Haaland’s growing popularity with American fans, his connection with the United States, and the unforgettable passion, culture, and energy from fans around the world.

Hollywood joins Joe Rose and the crew to break down the biggest headlines from around the sports world, including why the LeBron James decision feels like a return to the NBA drama of 2010. The guys discuss Dabo Swinney becoming more open to the transfer portal and the changing landscape of college football, while also looking ahead to the ACC season. Hollywood breaks down Miami’s biggest challengers in the conference, including Clemson, SMU, and Louisville, discusses the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams, and explains why the Bill Belichick-UNC storyline has lost much of its buzz heading into the season.

On Thursday, Joe Rose and the guys break down Argentina’s stunning late comeback over England to advance to the World Cup Final against Spain, discussing England’s collapse, Lionel Messi’s continued greatness, and some of the most memorable comebacks in sports history. The show also dives into the Miami Heat officially introducing Giannis Antetokounmpo, the ongoing LeBron James sweepstakes, and where the NBA superstar could ultimately land. The crew discusses the Dolphins’ push to extend Jordyn Brooks after his league-leading tackle season, Miami’s leadership changes, and what to expect from a roster going through a major reset. Plus, new Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah joins the show to discuss his decision to transfer to Miami, learning from Cam Ward, working with Shannon Dawson, and his goal of becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks ever.

Hour 1 opens with Argentina’s stunning late comeback over England to punch its ticket to the World Cup Final against Spain, as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss England’s late defensive collapse and compare Argentina’s rally to some of the greatest comebacks in sports history. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Heat, with Giannis Antetokounmpo officially introduced in Miami today while LeBron James’ free agency continues to dominate headlines. The guys debate the frontrunners to land LeBron, why Dave believes Golden State is the worst fit, and what Miami can offer to convince him to join the Heat. The hour also features Dolphins discussion centered around Jordyn Brooks’ contract negotiations after leading the NFL in tackles, his value as one of Miami’s top leaders, Patrick Paul’s emergence as a leader, De'Von Achane’s role on the team, and revisiting the Jaylen Waddle trade before wrapping up with an interview featuring new Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah, who discusses transferring to Miami, learning from Cam Ward, working with Shannon Dawson, and why he believes the Canes are built to compete for championships.

Hour 2 features a mix of ACC football talk, classic South Florida sports stories, and the latest headlines. Joe Rose is joined by Hollywood from ACC Media Days and Kim Bokamper in studio to discuss the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams, Miami entering the season as the ACC favorite, and whether the Hurricanes can finally avoid the costly losses that have kept them from winning a conference title. The guys also discuss Bill Belichick’s second season at North Carolina and compare his coaching style and personality to Nick Saban. The hour continues with Dave Hyde and Kim Bokamper sharing unforgettable stories from decades covering the Dolphins, including the challenges of covering losing teams, dealing with athletes upset over reporting, Nick Saban’s awkward final days in Miami, old-school locker room moments, and Joe’s own classic Marlins stories. Hollywood’s Headlines wraps up the hour with discussion on Wimbledon ratings, the ESPYs, permanent daylight saving time, and Waymo’s arrival in South Florida

Hour 3 features plenty of World Cup discussion as Joe Rose and the guys break down England’s heartbreaking semifinal loss to Argentina, including the criticism the team will face after surrendering a late lead with a conservative defensive approach. The crew reacts to Lionel Messi’s latest legendary performance, his two assists, and why the tournament continues to cement his status as the greatest of all time. They also discuss the incredible passion from fans around the world and whether the World Cup can help grow soccer in the United States. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Heat officially welcoming Giannis Antetokounmpo and how the move instantly makes Miami relevant again, while the LeBron James sweepstakes continue with discussions about Cleveland, Golden State, and whether LeBron could still return to Miami. Joe and Kim also hear about Jamie’s dating adventures and debate the modern world of dating apps.

Hour 4 wraps up the show with plenty of football talk as Atlanta radio host Wes Durham joins Joe Rose to discuss Tua Tagovailoa’s fresh start with the Falcons, why he has impressed his new organization, the uncertainty surrounding Michael Penix Jr.’s injury recovery, and the potential quarterback battle in Atlanta. The conversation also shifts to the Dolphins’ rebuilding process, with Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper explaining why Miami fans may need patience during a season with a new front office, new coaching staff, a young roster, and major salary cap challenges. The guys discuss Miami’s decision to build through the draft, questions surrounding the offensive line, and the pressure on Jonah Savaiinaea to bounce back. The hour also features Heat talk following the introduction of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis, continued LeBron James speculation, a look ahead at Miami Hurricanes expectations, and the pressure surrounding the Dolphins’ decision to draft Kadyn Proctor over South Florida star Rueben Bain

Atlanta radio host Wes Durham joins Joe Rose to discuss Tua Tagovailoa’s new opportunity with the Atlanta Falcons after being released by the Dolphins. Durham explains why Tua has made a strong impression in Atlanta, praising how he has handled the media, coaching staff, and organization since arriving. The guys discuss how Tua could benefit from a stronger supporting cast in Atlanta, the uncertainty surrounding Michael Penix Jr.’s injury recovery, and the potential quarterback competition between the two. Durham also previews the ACC season, including why Miami enters the year as the conference favorite and how the Hurricanes are trying to stay focused and ignore the outside expectations

Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper take a trip down memory lane, sharing some of their best stories from decades covering South Florida sports. The guys discuss the challenges of covering struggling Dolphins teams, the difficulty of writing about good people who aren’t producing, and the awkward final Dolphins coach’s show with Nick Saban before he left Miami. Dave also reflects on dealing with athletes who disagreed with his reporting, while Bokamper shares old-school stories about the relationship between players and the media, including some unforgettable locker room moments. Joe adds his own classic stories from his years covering the Marlins in a conversation filled with behind-the-scenes sports media memories

Joe Rose is joined by Hollywood from ACC Media Days and Kim Bokamper in studio to discuss the biggest storylines surrounding the ACC entering the season. The guys debate the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams, examine why Miami enters the year as the conference favorite once again, and question whether the Hurricanes can finally avoid the costly upset losses that have kept them from winning an ACC title. They also discuss Bill Belichick entering his second season at North Carolina, whether he'll take a step forward this year, and compare his coaching style and public persona to Nick Saban, whose personality has flourished since stepping away from coaching.

Joe Rose and the guys discuss why Jordyn Brooks is one of the Dolphins' most important players after leading the NFL in tackles last season, while debating whether he's truly being disrespected as he seeks a new contract. The crew highlights Brooks' leadership on and off the field, praises Patrick Paul's emergence as a vocal leader, and explains why De'Von Achane can still be Miami's best player without being the team's emotional leader. They also revisit the Jaylen Waddle trade, evaluating the return Miami received, and discuss the latest on contract extension talks between the Dolphins and Brooks.

Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans may need to be patient during a season filled with uncertainty. The guys break down Miami’s new front office and coaching staff, a young roster, and the challenges of having significant dead money on the salary cap after a complete reset from the previous regime. They discuss how other NFL teams have successfully rebuilt through the draft, why Miami appears focused on building a sustainable future, and the biggest questions facing the roster — including whether the offensive line can improve and if Jonah Savaiinaea can bounce back after a difficult rookie season.

Joe Rose and the guys react to England’s heartbreaking semifinal loss to Argentina, discussing the criticism the team is likely facing after surrendering a late lead by playing too conservatively. The crew breaks down Argentina’s two late goals, Lionel Messi’s two assists, and why the World Cup continues to add to Messi’s legacy as the greatest player of all time. They also discuss some of the best stories from the tournament beyond the field, including the incredible passion from fans around the world, from Argentina supporters taking over cities and bars to Scottish fans’ celebrations and Norway’s famous “row” tradition.

Hollywood joins Joe Rose and the crew to break down the biggest headlines from around the sports and entertainment world. The guys discuss Wimbledon’s disappointing ratings after several major stars were eliminated early, recap some of the biggest moments and winners from the ESPYs, and debate the push to make daylight saving time permanent. They also talk about Waymo’s expansion into South Florida and a wild story involving passengers getting locked inside a self-driving car after causing trouble, sparking a conversation about the future of autonomous vehicles.

Joe Rose and the guys go live from ACC Media Days to break down the Miami Hurricanes’ championship expectations, recruiting dominance, transfer portal success, and the future of the program. The show features exclusive interviews with Mario Cristobal, Darian Mensah, Mark Fletcher, and Mohamed Toure discussing Miami’s roster, culture, and title aspirations. The crew also dives into the latest LeBron James sweepstakes, NFL quarterback conversations including Tua Tagovailoa’s future, and the impact of the transfer portal era in college football. Plus, Orange Bowl Committee President Eric Poms joins the show to discuss South Florida’s growing sports spotlight, and soccer insider Paul Tenorio breaks down the World Cup semifinals, Christian Pulisic’s disappointing tournament, and the future of American soccer.

Hour 1 kicks off with Miami Hurricanes coverage from ACC Media Days as Joe Rose and the guys discuss the Canes' strong recruiting classes, their success in landing top talent through both high school recruiting and the transfer portal, and why Miami continues to build one of the nation's most talented rosters. The conversation also touches on Florida State's recent struggles, the heated rivalry between the programs, and Mike Norvell's growing pressure. The crew then shifts to the latest LeBron James speculation, debating whether the Heat can land the future Hall of Famer and how he'll ultimately announce his decision. The hour also includes Dolphins discussion, with Joe looking back on the Tua Tagovailoa era, questioning whether Miami's massive investment produced enough results after years without a playoff win, along with World Cup conversation and the biggest storylines from around the sports world.

Hour 2 is packed with football as Miami head coach Mario Cristobal joins Joe Rose to discuss the Hurricanes' future, including quarterback Darian Mensah, Miami's loaded recruiting classes, the strength of the offensive and defensive lines, Malachi Toney's development, and why the Canes continue to thrive in the transfer portal and on the recruiting trail. Orange Bowl Committee President Eric Poms also stops by to discuss South Florida's growing role as a premier sports destination, the future of the College Football Playoff, and the major events coming to Hard Rock Stadium. The hour wraps up with Hollywood's Headlines and Atlanta radio host John Michaels breaking down Tua Tagovailoa's fresh start with the Falcons, Georgia Tech's outlook, and why college football remains king in the state of Georgia

Hour 3 is all about the Miami Hurricanes as Joe Rose sits down with three key pieces of the Canes’ roster heading into the season. New quarterback Darian Mensah discusses his decision to transfer from Duke, why Miami’s talent and recent success with transfer quarterbacks made it the perfect fit, his goal of becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks ever, and what he’s learned from Cam Ward while working with offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson. Running back Mark Fletcher joins the show to talk about returning for his senior season, Mario Cristobal’s impact on recruiting, Miami’s competitive culture, and how a loaded running back room pushes the team to improve. Linebacker Mohamed Toure also stops by to discuss Miami’s elite defense, replacing NFL talent, his memorable playoff goal-line stand, the impact of defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman, and why the Hurricanes believe they are built for another championship run

Hour 4 features the latest on some of the biggest storylines in sports, starting with the Dolphins as Jordyn Brooks remains the final player from Miami’s roster still seeking a contract extension. Joe Rose and Jamie also continue the LeBron James watch, debating where the superstar should land between Miami, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Golden State, and discussing how LeBron could announce his decision. Soccer insider Paul Tenorio joins the show to break down the World Cup semifinals, Spain’s win over France, the star power of the England-Argentina matchup, and why the U.S. fell short on the global stage. Tenorio discusses Christian Pulisic’s disappointing tournament, the challenges facing American soccer development, and why more investment in youth soccer is needed. The hour wraps up with Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal discussing the program’s recruiting success, new quarterback Darian Mensah, Miami’s loaded roster, the transfer portal, and why he believes the Canes are built for sustained championship contention.

Miami head coach Mario Cristobal joins Joe Rose to discuss the Hurricanes' highly regarded recruiting class and why he believes new quarterback Darian Mensah has quickly established himself as a leader through his work ethic and ability to bring teammates together. Cristobal breaks down Miami's loaded receiving corps, explains why he's confident the Hurricanes remain strong along both the offensive and defensive lines despite losing key players to the NFL, and praises standouts like Malachi Toney for their relentless approach. He also shares his thoughts on the College Football Playoff remaining at 12 teams, discusses how Miami evaluates recruits beyond the traditional star rankings, explains the role 7-on-7 film plays in the recruiting process, and expresses confidence that the Hurricanes have built a quarterback room capable of sustaining success well beyond the recent run of transfer quarterbacks

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah joins Joe Rose to discuss his decision to transfer from Duke to Miami and why the Hurricanes were the perfect fit. Mensah explains how Miami's recent success with transfer quarterbacks like Cam Ward and Carson Beck, the depth and talent of the roster, and the opportunity to throw to an elite group of receivers all played a role in his decision. He also talks about reuniting with his best friend and former Duke teammate Cooper Barkate, his goal of becoming one of the greatest quarterbacks ever, learning from Cam Ward, and working with offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson, who he says gives quarterbacks freedom and builds the offense around their strengths. Mensah also discusses the competitive culture at Miami and why he believes the Hurricanes are built for success

Orange Bowl Committee President Eric Poms joins Joe Rose to discuss South Florida's growing role as one of the premier destinations in sports, reflecting on last season's College Football National Championship in Miami and looking ahead to Hard Rock Stadium hosting a College Football Playoff semifinal this season. Poms shares his thoughts on the possibility of CFP expansion, highlights South Florida's incredible pipeline of football talent, and explains how the Orange Bowl Committee continues to give back to the community through youth sports initiatives and field renovations. He also discusses the world-class lineup of events coming to Hard Rock Stadium, including the College Football Playoff, Formula 1, the Winter Classic, the FIFA World Cup, and more

Miami Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher joins Joe Rose to discuss his love for the University of Miami and why he chose to return for his senior season. Fletcher explains how his commitment helped spark a recruiting pipeline to Miami, gives Mario Cristobal credit for being an elite coach and recruiter, and talks about the strong connection between the Hurricanes and American Heritage High School. He also breaks down the competitive culture at Miami, how it starts from the top down, and how a loaded running back room pushes everyone to get better while maintaining a healthy competition. Fletcher also shares his thoughts on new quarterback Darian Mensah and why he believes the Canes have something special building this season.

Atlanta radio host John Michaels joins Joe Rose to discuss Tua Tagovailoa's move to the Falcons, explaining why he believes Tua never looked fully comfortable during his final season in Miami and debating what his ceiling could be in Atlanta. Michaels also previews Georgia Tech's outlook in the ACC, while emphasizing that college football—particularly the Georgia Bulldogs—remains the biggest draw in the state, even surpassing the Falcons in popularity, highlighting just how deeply football is woven into Georgia's culture.

Soccer insider Paul Tenorio joins Joe Rose to break down the biggest storylines from the World Cup, including the impact the tournament could have on growing the sport in the United States. Tenorio discusses Christian Pulisic’s disappointing performance and why the USMNT star missed a major opportunity to cement himself as the greatest American soccer player ever. He also breaks down Spain eliminating France, today’s semifinal matchup between England and Argentina featuring stars like Lionel Messi, Harry Kane, and Jude Bellingham, and why the U.S. failed to take the next step on the global stage. Tenorio explains why some of the blame falls on the development system and MLS, and why investing more resources into youth soccer is crucial for the future of American soccer.

Joe Rose and the guys break down a busy day in sports, including the latest LeBron James sweepstakes, and the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro altercation, and Jordan Walker’s Home Run Derby win. Dave Hyde joins the show to discuss LeBron’s best fit, the Heat’s offseason options, the Dolphins’ tough schedule, Tyreek Hill’s legacy in Miami, and the NFL’s top quarterbacks. The crew also dives into the Miami Hurricanes ahead of ACC Media Days, discussing why Miami’s transfer portal success and recruiting have made them one of the top teams in college football. Plus, more Dolphins talk, including Malik Willis, building a new culture, and what’s next for Miami and LeBron James.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby and the growing trend of major sporting events moving to streaming platforms like Netflix. Joe Rose and the guys then revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro altercation, discussing the lingering tension from Miami building around Bam while Herro and Jimmy Butler were frequently involved in trade rumors, along with Draymond Green's recent exchange with Udonis Haslem. The conversation shifts to the LeBron James sweepstakes, with Joe joking that "The Decision" has turned into "The Indecision" as he and Dave Hyde debate whether Miami or Cleveland is the better fit and what the Heat's backup plan could be if they miss out. The hour also features Dolphins discussion centered around Miami's brutal schedule, the league's top quarterbacks, Tyreek Hill's legacy and whether the blockbuster trade was worth it, before wrapping up with Hurricanes talk as the guys discuss Clemson embracing the transfer portal, Miami's favorable ACC schedule, and whether the Canes should continue relying on transfer quarterbacks or develop one from within.

Hour 2 features World Cup discussion as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the Final Four, make their championship picks, and reminisce about the NFL's old consolation game for third place. The guys also react to an exciting Home Run Derby, revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro conflict, and mix in some lighthearted conversation about Jamie trying Key lime pie and his dating life. The hour continues with a debate over the NFL's best quarterbacks, agreeing Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes sit atop the rankings before discussing Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Matthew Stafford, and why passing on Lamar remains one of the Dolphins' biggest mistakes. They wrap up with more LeBron James speculation, how he would fit with the Heat, a look at the top teams in the Eastern Conference, and discussion of the Panthers-Lightning rivalry heading into another NHL season.

Hour 3 features a deep dive into the Miami Hurricanes ahead of ACC Media Days, as Joe Rose and the guys discuss why Miami is expected to be one of the top teams in college football this season. The crew breaks down how the Hurricanes have reloaded after losing key pieces on the offensive line, why their aggressive use of the transfer portal has become a major advantage, and how Miami's recruiting success has helped build one of the most talented rosters in the ACC. The guys highlight the Hurricanes' elite receiving corps, including rising star Malachi Toney, and look ahead to Miami's favorable schedule with just 51 days until the season begins. The hour also includes more discussion on the Tyler Herro-Bam Adebayo situation, including Draymond Green's comments and Udonis Haslem's response, plus debate over whether Herro could face boos when he returns to Miami.

Hour 4 kicks off with more Dolphins discussion as Joe Rose and the guys look ahead to the start of football season, breaking down Miami’s Week 1 matchup against the Raiders, the team's 4.5 win total, and why Joe believes this roster has a different mindset than past Dolphins teams. The crew compares the current rebuild to Brian Flores’ 2019 Dolphins squad, revisits the Josh Rosen situation, and explains why Miami has a better understanding of Malik Willis after the organization spent significant time with him in Green Bay. The guys also discuss rookie receiver Chris Bell’s potential impact once he returns from injury. The conversation then shifts back to the Tyler Herro-Bam Adebayo situation, with Joe questioning Herro’s decision to criticize Bam in private messages and Dave explaining why he doesn’t view Herro as a true No. 1 option on a championship team. They debate Herro’s injury situation, player control over recovery timelines, and why Miami ultimately made the move to trade him for a superstar like Giannis. The hour wraps up with some lighter conversation about Dave’s golf adventures and the latest LeBron James speculation, including where he could fit best next season.

With Miami set for ACC Media Days, Joe Rose and the guys discuss why the Hurricanes are expected to be one of the top teams in the country this season. They break down the roster after key losses along the offensive line, explain how Miami has successfully reloaded through recruiting and the transfer portal, and contrast the Hurricanes' aggressive approach with Clemson's slower adaptation to the portal era. The conversation also highlights Miami's talented receiving corps—led by Malachi Toney—which the guys believe could be among the best in college football, as excitement continues to build with just 51 days until the season kicks off.

Joe Rose and the guys discuss Clemson's decision to fully embrace the transfer portal and what it means for the ACC heading into the season. With Miami set to face Clemson this year, the crew takes a closer look at the Hurricanes' favorable schedule and why many expect Miami to be the team to beat in the conference after reaching last season's national championship game. They also examine the Hurricanes' recent reliance on transfer quarterbacks, debating whether Miami should continue bringing in veteran signal-callers or focus on developing a quarterback from within the program

With football season right around the corner, Joe Rose and the guys dive into the Dolphins' outlook heading into the year. The conversation starts with Miami’s Week 1 matchup against the Raiders and whether Las Vegas should start rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza right away or let veteran Kirk Cousins mentor him early in the season. The crew discusses Miami’s low 4.5 win total, why Joe believes this Dolphins team will play with the right mindset and avoid the ego issues of the past, and compares the current roster reset to Brian Flores’ 2019 Dolphins team. They revisit Flores’ decision to bench Josh Rosen and why Miami’s evaluation process is different this time around with Malik Willis, who the organization knows well after spending significant time with him in Green Bay. The guys also discuss rookie receiver Chris Bell’s potential and whether he can make an impact once he returns from injury.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the Dolphins' challenging schedule, with Miami set to face several of the NFL's top quarterbacks this season. The conversation expands to the league's elite signal-callers before turning to the Dolphins' roster, as Dave explains why he would pass on signing Stefon Diggs due to concerns about his off-the-field issues. The guys also reflect on Tyreek Hill's impact in Miami, comparing his playmaking ability to the legendary Mark Clayton-Mark Duper era with Dan Marino, while debating whether Hill's production outweighed the off-the-field baggage and if the Dolphins would make the blockbuster trade all over again.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate the NFL's quarterback hierarchy, agreeing that Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes deserve the top two spots before breaking down the crowded race behind them featuring names like Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, and Matthew Stafford. The conversation turns to one of the Dolphins' biggest "what ifs," as Dave argues that passing on Lamar Jackson was among the franchise's worst decisions of the past 15 years. The guys revisit other costly mistakes Miami has made over the years before wrapping up by discussing which quarterbacks are poised to take the biggest leap this season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the latest on the LeBron James sweepstakes, debating where the four-time MVP is most likely to land. Dave believes the race has narrowed to Miami and Cleveland, arguing that LeBron's familiarity with both organizations makes them his most logical destinations while dismissing Philadelphia as an unlikely fit. The conversation also shifts to the Heat's contingency plans if they miss out on LeBron, as the guys discuss whether veterans like Klay Thompson, DeMar DeRozan, or Russell Westbrook could be realistic alternatives to bolster Miami's roster.

The hosts of 104.3 WQAM discuss the wild development of Heat star Bam Adebayo reportedly punching former teammate Tyler Herro during a run-in at the NBA's Summer League in Las Vegas. The incident came after Herro appeared to take shots at Adebayo on social media.