The Joe Rose Show

Hour 4 features Eric Reid breaking down Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point night, calling it one of the most remarkable moments in his 49-year broadcasting career. He discusses how Bam carried the Heat through a stretch of back-to-back losses followed by six straight wins, and notes the significance of him being a Heat draft pick, team captain, and product of the Miami Heat way. The guys praise Bam’s character on and off the court and highlight the Heat organization’s stability and class, from Mickey Arison and Pat Riley at the top down to the team’s culture, comparing it to the consistency of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The conversation also touches on Miami Hurricanes basketball, who begin postseason play today against Louisville in the quarterfinals of the ACC tournament.

Eric Reid joins to break down Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point night, calling it one of the most remarkable moments in his 49 years of broadcasting basketball. He discusses the Heat’s rollercoaster stretch, bouncing back from back-to-back losses to win six straight, and highlights how Bam has carried the team on his back. Reid gives full credit to Bam, noting the significance of him being a Heat draft pick, team captain, and product of the Miami Heat way, while also praising his character on and off the court.

Jai Lucas joins to preview Canes basketball as they begin the ACC tournament against Louisville, reflecting on their previous game’s loss and the challenge of facing the Cardinals again. He discusses his team’s health and tight rotation, their confidence and performance on the road, and shares insights on the 24/7 world of recruiting, including the challenge of keeping players amid interest from coaches around the country.

Kim Bokamper joins to break down the latest Dolphins news, including Bradley Chubb signing with the Buffalo Bills and Jaelen Phillips’ massive contract with the Panthers. He shares his thoughts on the Dolphins’ roster outlook, young players expected to see significant playing time, and the team’s draft strategy and key needs, including the push for a pass rusher. Bokamper also discusses Jaylen Waddle and De’Von Achane, offers perspective on the pressure first-round picks face, and tells a memorable story about Don Shula cutting a third-round pick.

The guys break down the latest National Football League free agency news and the difficult salary cap situation facing the Miami Dolphins. With limited money to spend, Miami has focused on cheaper additions while choosing to invest in quarterback Malik Willis instead of spending big on multiple free agents. Joe says he trusts the new front office’s approach and believes Willis brings an exciting element to the offense with his mobility — something former quarterback Tua Tagovailoa didn’t provide. The conversation also reflects on the Dolphins’ long history of quarterbacks and why the franchise needed new blood after years without sustained success

With the Miami Dolphins tight against the salary cap, the team will be relying heavily on its young players to step up this season. Joe says the Dolphins need big jumps from players drafted over the last few years, especially early-round picks who carry much higher expectations than later selections. Guys like Chop Robinson will be counted on to make a significant impact, while the development of recent draft classes will be critical to keeping the roster competitive. With limited money to spend in free agency, Miami’s success will largely depend on whether their young core — along with this year’s rookies — can deliver and fill key roles across the roster.

Bam Adebayo’s 83 points in the Miami Heat win over the Washington Wizards has sparked debate around the league. While some critics — including Chris Russo — question the way Bam reached the total, Joe pushes back, saying 83 is 83 when you’re doing it against NBA players. Joe also reflects on how surprising the performance was from a player who entered the league primarily known for defense before developing his offensive game. The conversation looks ahead to Miami’s matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks as the Heat ride a six-game winning streak, while also pointing out that if anyone should be embarrassed by the night, it’s Washington for allowing it.

The guys dive into the excitement of the World Baseball Classic, and break down the quarterfinal matchups as the USA prepares to face Canada, with a likely clash against the powerhouse Dominican Republic on the horizon. They highlight the teams to watch, including the favorites USA, Dominican Republic and Japan, and break down key storylines and standout players. The discussion then shifts to the Miami Marlins, exploring why the franchise continues to struggle to draw fans despite solid rosters, strong marketing, and even hosting exciting events like the WBC games in Miami. The guys debate whether the Marlins’ challenges are a Miami market problem, a culture problem, or something else entirely, while connecting the WBC buzz to the local baseball scene.

Hollywood’s Headlines begins with Joe reacting to the NFL exploring a Thanksgiving Eve game, while the guys break down the massive surge in demand for Bam Adebayo trading cards after his historic 83-point game, including a rookie card selling for $7,000, even as Hollywood notes the trading card market is largely catering to the very wealthy these days. On the local front, residents near the ULTRA Music Festival have raised noise complaints, but ULTRA has secured a deal to stay in Miami long-term. Plus, the guys touch on a record-breaking seaweed bloom hitting South Florida’s shores this year.

Bam Adebayo put on a historic performance last night, exploding for 83 points as the Miami Heat extended their winning streak to six games, a scoring feat that ranks second only to Wilt Chamberlain in NBA history. Joe breaks down Bam’s offensive growth since entering the league, compares his night to other legendary single-game performances, and highlights just how unexpected this kind of scoring outburst was. The show also covers the Florida Panthers’ dramatic comeback over the Detroit Red Wings, Italy’s shocking upset of the USA in the World Baseball Classic, and the bizarre NFL news of the Baltimore Ravens backing out of a Maxx Crosby trade before signing Trey Hendrickson. Chris Perkins joins to weigh in on the Miami Dolphins’ new era, praising the signing of Malik Willis and the team’s draft strategy while reflecting on the disappointing Tua Tagovailoa era. Plus, the guys touch on Pat Riley’s remarkable basketball journey and debate whether Wilt’s legendary 100-point game really happened.

Hour 1 opens with a historic night from Bam Adebayo, who erupts for 83 points in a win for the Miami Heat — the second-highest scoring game in NBA history — as Miami pushes its winning streak to six games. Joe spends the first part of the show breaking down Bam’s performance, his offensive growth over the years, and why nobody ever expected him to be the player to challenge nights like Kobe Bryant’s legendary 81-point game. The conversation then shifts to the Florida Panthers, who stun the Detroit Red Wings with two goals in the final 90 seconds from Carter Verhaeghe to pull off a dramatic comeback win. Plus, the guys touch on international baseball drama as Italy upsets the United States, leaving the U.S. needing Italy to beat Mexico tonight to advance to the quarterfinals.

Hour 2 starts with more reaction to the historic night from Bam Adebayo, who pours in 83 points in the Miami Heat win over the Washington Wizards, passing Kobe Bryant for the second-most points in a single game behind only Wilt Chamberlain. The guys discuss Miami’s six-game winning streak and how the Heat have surged from hovering around .500 to climbing the Eastern Conference standings, while also reflecting on how Bam has developed offensively since being drafted in 2017. The conversation shifts to the ice as the Florida Panthers pull off a dramatic comeback against the Detroit Red Wings with two goals in the final 90 seconds from Carter Verhaeghe. Plus, the guys hit the latest NFL headlines, including the bizarre situation where the Baltimore Ravens back out of their trade for Maxx Crosby, quarterback movement around the league, and what the remaining QB market looks like after the Miami Dolphins signed Malik Willis.

Hour 3 kicks off with Chris Perkins joining the show to react to Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point night in the Miami Heat win over the Washington Wizards, a performance that has the guys reflecting on Wilt Chamberlain’s legendary 100-point game and the Heat’s six-game winning streak. Perkins then shifts gears to the Miami Dolphins, calling the Tua Tagovailoa era the most disappointing in franchise history while weighing in on the signing of Malik Willis, praising the new regime’s conviction and aggressiveness even if it’s not a move he would have made. He breaks down the Dolphins’ long-term direction, emphasizing that year one under the new GM and head coach is about establishing culture, setting standards, and building through the draft, including strategies for the team’s five picks in the first three rounds and the potential to trade down. Plus, the guys touch on a thrilling comeback from the Florida Panthers over the Detroit Red Wings and the shocking World Baseball Classic upset as Italy stuns the United States.

The Ravens shake up the NFL by backing out of a trade for Maxx Crosby, instead signing star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson without giving up two first-round picks. Meanwhile, Bam Adebayo delivers a historic 83-point night as the Heat dominate the Wizards, a performance nobody could have predicted. We also take a look back at Pat Riley’s incredible basketball journey, from playing alongside Wilt Chamberlain and winning the 1972 NBA Finals to building a Hall of Fame career as a coach and GM. Plus, we break down the sketchy details behind the Ravens’ Maxx Crosby situation and what it means for their defense moving forward.

Chris Perkins joins the show and reacts to the historic 83-point night from Bam Adebayo, offering major praise for the Miami Heat star after one of the greatest scoring performances in NBA history. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Dolphins, where Perkins delivers a strong take, calling the Tua Tagovailoa era the most disappointing period in franchise history. He weighs in on Miami signing Malik Willis, saying it’s not the move he would have made but praising the new regime for showing conviction and aggressiveness. Perkins also discusses the team’s long-term direction, emphasizing that year one for the new GM and head coach is about establishing culture and standards while building through the draft — including how the Dolphins might approach their five picks in the first three rounds and the possibility of trading down.

Bam Adebayo delivers a historic performance, erupting for 83 points in a win for the Miami Heat, including 31 points in the first quarter and 43 in the first half. The massive scoring night surpasses his previous career high of 41 and puts him in rare company among the greatest single-game scorers in NBA history. Joe reflects on how many believed no one would ever approach Kobe Bryant’s legendary 81-point game, second only to Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point record — a performance that still sparks debate since it wasn’t televised. Bam also lived at the free-throw line, going 36-of-43, as the Heat extend their winning streak to six games.

After years of criticism about his offensive game, Bam Adebayo delivers a historic performance, exploding for 83 points in a win for the Miami Heat as the team pushes its winning streak to six games. Joe reflects on how much Adebayo has developed offensively since entering the league and why this kind of scoring outburst would’ve been unthinkable earlier in his career. He also compares Bam’s night to some of the greatest scoring performances in NBA history. Plus, the guys react to a bizarre NFL situation as the Baltimore Ravens reportedly back out of their trade for star pass rusher Maxx Crosby just days after agreeing to send two first-round picks to the Las Vegas Raiders

After Bam Adebayo’s historic night, the guys look at where it ranks all-time as he joins Wilt Chamberlain and Kobe Bryant among the top single-game scoring performances in NBA history. The conversation shifts to NFL news, including the New York Jets bringing back Geno Smith and the New England Patriots reloading with additions like Romeo Doubs and Alijah Vera-Tucker. Joe also breaks down the remaining quarterback market, the teams still searching for a starter, and the uncertainty surrounding Aaron Rodgers and whether he’ll return or retire. Plus, more discussion on the Miami Dolphins after signing Malik Willis as the potential franchise QB, why the team is leaning on young players and draft picks, and why there’s still plenty of frustration among Dolphins fans after 25 years without a playoff win — along with a few jokes about whether Chamberlain’s famous 100-point game really happened since it was never televised.

Hollywood’s Headlines, includes Luka Dončić reportedly dealing with a messy breakup and custody battle after ending his engagement, while a bizarre incident unfolds on a Southwest Airlines flight out of Miami that ends with a passenger fighting an officer and getting arrested. The guys also touch on a recall involving oysters that have caused health concerns, before circling back to the sports world and the historic 83-point explosion from Bam Adebayo in the Miami Heat win over the Washington Wizards. Plus, the debate continues about Wilt Chamberlain’s legendary 100-point game and whether it really happened the way it’s remembered.

The hosts of The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana react to the Fins making arguably the biggest splash in the quarterback free agent market, signing former Titans and Packers signal-caller Malik Willis to a three-year deal.

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Tuesday’s show is all about the Miami Dolphins signing Malik Willis, a move that signals a new era at quarterback and has the front office putting its reputation on the line. Joe breaks down the Dolphins roster, noting key pieces like De'Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, and Zach Sieler, while highlighting question marks like Chop Robinson and the importance of hitting on upcoming draft picks. The show also covers Tua Tagovailoa’s move to the Atlanta Falcons, other league moves including Jaelan Phillips’s payday with the Carolina Panthers, and opinions from analysts like Dave Hyde, Kyle Crabbs, and Pete Prisco, who weigh in on the Willis signing, draft strategy, and long-term QB outlook. Along the way, Hollywood delivers the week’s hottest headlines, from the Atlanta Hawks “Magic City” night cancellation to Alix Earle and Tom Brady spotted in Vegas, and a 1983 Michael Jordan magazine hitting top PSA ratings.

The Miami Dolphins kick off a new era by signing Malik Willis as their next quarterback, and the crew explains why the team believes he can be more than just a short-term fix. With several members of Miami’s new regime having worked with Willis during their time with the Green Bay Packers, the front office is clearly putting its reputation on the line with the move while the franchise navigates a tough salary cap situation and emphasizes building through the draft. The Dolphins also release Tua Tagovailoa, who lands with the Atlanta Falcons, while bringing back Greg Dulcich and evaluating a roster that still has a solid core. Joe breaks down key players like De'Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, and Zach Sieler, questions whether Chop Robinson will take the next step, and looks at other big moves around the league including Jaelan Phillips landing a payday with the Carolina Panthers.

Hour 2 kicks off with a whirlwind of quarterback moves as the Miami Dolphins sign Malik Willis and the Atlanta Falcons land Tua Tagovailoa, all unfolding quickly after chatter at the NFL Combine. Joe breaks down fan reactions to the Willis deal, addresses concerns about the high price with limited sample size, and notes that Dolphins brass, including Jeff Hafley, knows Willis better than anyone. Dave Hyde joins to praise Miami’s aggressive approach, express optimism about the offense, and point out lingering defensive holes. The hour wraps with Hollywood’s Headlines, covering the Atlanta Hawks “Magic City” night cancellation, Joe getting teased about strip clubs, Alix Earle and Tom Brady spotted in Vegas, the Ohio State University president stepping down over a scandal, and a 1983 Michael Jordan magazine getting top PSA ratings.

Hour 3 dives deep into the Miami Dolphins quarterback discussion, starting with Kyle Crabbs breaking down the signing of Malik Willis, praising the front office for executing a plan, keeping future flexibility, and emphasizing the importance of the draft. Crabbs also discusses Tua Tagovailoa joining the Atlanta Falcons, where he has a chance to start while Michael Penix Jr. begins the season injured. Later, Pete Prisco joins with a differing take, saying he would’ve started Quinn Ewers and arguing that Tua is the more talented QB, sparking a debate on Miami’s long-term outlook. The hour also covers NBA and college updates, including the Miami Heat winning five straight games and Brad Marchand’s injury with the Florida Panthers, while Joe shares a humorous story from the tennis court.

Hour 4 kicks off with the Miami Dolphins signing Malik Willis and Tua Tagovailoa joining the Atlanta Falcons, before Joe and Hollywood dive into how Super Bowl tickets have skyrocketed since Joe played in Super Bowls XVII and XIX. They also discuss Mike Evans signing with the San Francisco 49ers, noting his injury history. Amid the NFL talk, Joe shares a hilarious story about his son’s friend’s bachelor party, and even as he tries to pivot back to Malik Willis, the bachelor party saga keeps the conversation rolling.

Dave Hyde joins the show and says he loves the Miami Dolphins signing Malik Willis, praising the new regime for being aggressive and taking a real swing at quarterback. Hyde notes there wasn’t a clearly better alternative available and believes the move gives Miami a real spark heading into the season. He also shares optimism about the Dolphins’ offense with several key pieces already in place, but cautions that the defense still has plenty of holes to address.

Pete Prisco joins the show and shares that he’s not a fan of the Miami Dolphins signing of Malik Willis, saying he would’ve started Quinn Ewers this season and tanked for a rookie next year. He argues that Tua Tagovailoa is the more talented quarterback, sparking a lively debate with Joe about Miami’s outlook. Prisco also weighs in on the Minkah Fitzpatrick trade, shares his thoughts on NFL free-agent moves, and reminisces about Dan Marino, calling him the best thrower of a football ever.

Kyle Crabbs joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins signing of Malik Willis, saying it makes sense given the team’s quarterback needs and their history with him from Green Bay Packers. He praises the Dolphins front office for having a plan and executing it, noting that Willis’ contract doesn’t limit future flexibility and that Miami can still target a quarterback in the 2027 draft if necessary. Crabbs also points out that the Dolphins will likely stay out of the free-agent market for the rest of the year, emphasizing that filling big holes through the draft is key. He adds that the franchise has done a solid job cleaning up the salary cap, and discusses Tua Tagovailoa signing with the Atlanta Falcons, where he has a real chance to start while Michael Penix Jr. begins the season injured.

The Miami Dolphins make a major quarterback move by signing Malik Willis, and the crew discusses why the team views him as more than just a short-term fix. With several members of Miami’s new regime having worked with Willis during their time with the Green Bay Packers, there’s belief he could develop into a long-term franchise quarterback. The Dolphins also bring back Greg Dulcich while continuing to emphasize building through the draft as the most cost-effective path forward. Meanwhile, Tua Tagovailoa lands with the Atlanta Falcons after being released, and the crew notes that Miami’s front office is putting its reputation on the line with the decision to hand the keys to Willis

The Miami Dolphins make a big splash by signing Malik Willis as their next franchise quarterback, bringing excitement to a team that still has a solid core with players like De'Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, Patrick Paul, Jordyn Brooks, and Zach Sieler. Joe breaks down the roster and explains why Chop Robinson is a major question mark heading into his third season. With Miami tight against the salary cap, the team must build through the draft moving forward. Still, the size of Willis’ deal shows the organization has far more confidence in him than Quinn Ewers, especially since the new regime knows him well from their time with the Green Bay Packers.

Hollywood’s Headlines starts with the Atlanta Hawks “Magic City” night being canceled by the NBA and teasing Joe about his wife keeping him out of strip clubs. He also breaks down the Vegas sighting of Alix Earle with Tom Brady, the resignation of the Ohio State University president over an inappropriate relationship with a podcaster, and the buzz around a 1983 Michael Jordan magazine hitting top ratings from PSA.

104.3 WQAM presents a collection of reactions from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana to the Dolphins cutting Tua Tagovailoa, who reportedly agreed to a deal with the Falcons. Plus, Joe's reaction to Minkah Fitzpatrick getting traded within the division to the New York Jets

Today’s show is packed with breaking news from the Miami Dolphins as the team officially cuts Tua Tagovailoa and trades Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Jets. The crew revisits key moments from Tua’s career, including being benched by Mike McDaniel and the controversial contract extension signed under Chris Grier, while discussing how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster rebuild factored into these decisions. Marc Ross joins to weigh in on whether Tua could land another starting job and breaks down the NFL quarterback market, including Kyler Murray, Kirk Cousins, and Geno Smith. Plus, the show covers the Miami Heat winning five straight, the World Baseball Classic, and NFL offseason buzz like Maxx Crosby being traded to the Ravens.

Hour 1 begins with the crew reacting to the Miami Heat winning their fifth straight game and Bam Adebayo reaching the 10,000-point milestone. The guys also discuss the electric crowds at the World Baseball Classic, debating the tournament’s mercy rule and the spending gap in Major League Baseball, while also touching on the attendance struggles of the Miami Marlins. In the NFL, they react to the Baltimore Ravens trading two first-round picks for Maxx Crosby and preview the chaos of free agency as teams prepare to make big roster moves. The conversation also turns to the uncertain future of Tua Tagovailoa with the Miami Dolphins, plus a quick look at Lionel Messi and the massive value of Inter Miami.

Hour 2 dives into the quarterback situation for the Miami Dolphins as NFL free agency gets underway. Joe explains why having the right veteran QB to mentor younger players can be a game-changer, sparking a debate over potential options like Malik Willis and Geno Smith, and whether Willis could reignite excitement for the fanbase despite Miami’s tight salary cap. Omar Kelly joins to break down the Dolphins’ QB strategy, saying the team is likely out on Willis and pushing the idea that keeping Tua Tagovailoa could be the simplest move, while also weighing the broader QB market including Kyler Murray, Geno Smith, and Kirk Cousins. The hour wraps with Hollywood’s Headlines, covering Auburn’s NCAA Tournament plea, Dak Prescott calling off his wedding, and a woman being removed from a plane for playing videos too loudly.

Hour 3 starts with breaking news as the Dolphins officially release Tua Tagovailoa, ending his era in Miami. Joe shares his initial reaction, noting the move was expected, and highlights how both Tua and the Dolphins publicly thanked each other on Instagram. Marc Ross joins to weigh in on whether Tua could land another starting job and breaks down the quarterback market, including Kyler Murray, Kirk Cousins, and Geno Smith, calling Murray the most intriguing option available. They also discuss the possibility of the Dolphins signing Malik Willis and react to the Ravens’ blockbuster trade, giving up two first-round picks for Maxx Crosby.

Hour 4 focuses on major moves and the end of an era for the Miami Dolphins. The crew breaks down the team officially cutting Tua Tagovailoa, revisiting key moments like Mike McDaniel benching him against Pittsburgh and discussing how GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster rebuild influenced the decision. They also reflect on the controversial contract extension signed under Chris Grier and debate whether Tua will get another shot as a starting quarterback elsewhere this offseason. The discussion shifts to the Dolphins trading Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Jets for a seventh-round pick

Marc Ross joins the show to react to the Dolphins officially cutting Tua Tagovailoa and shares his thoughts on whether Tua will get another chance as a starting quarterback in the NFL. He breaks down the current QB market, including Kyler Murray, Kirk Cousins, and Geno Smith, calling Murray the most intriguing option available. Ross also weighs in on the possibility of the Dolphins signing Malik Willis and gives his take on the Ravens’ blockbuster trade, where they gave up two first-round picks for Maxx Crosby

Omar Kelly joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback situation and offseason strategy. He says the team is likely out on Malik Willis and continues to push the idea that keeping Tua Tagovailoa could be the simplest move, though it doesn’t financially benefit the Dolphins. Joe and Omar also discuss the broader QB market, including Kyler Murray, Geno Smith, and Kirk Cousins, and debate whether bringing in a veteran quarterback to mentor the roster could help. The conversation wraps with a look at the Dolphins’ roster holes and what the team should prioritize this offseason.

The Miami Dolphins officially part ways with Tua Tagovailoa, ending his time in Miami. The crew looks back at Tua’s career, noting key moments like Mike McDaniel benching him after an ugly game in Pittsburgh, and discusses how Jon-Eric Sullivan’s roster rebuild played a role in this decision. They reflect on the controversial contract extension signed under Chris Grier and debate whether Tua will get another chance as a starting quarterback elsewhere this offseason. The release was expected, but the discussion dives into the impact of his time in Miami and what it means for both Tua and the Dolphins moving forward.

The Miami Dolphins officially part ways with Tua Tagovailoa, bringing the quarterback’s era in Miami to an end. Joe shares his initial reaction, noting that while it’s a big move, it wasn’t entirely unexpected. Both Tua and the Dolphins took to Instagram to publicly thank each other, keeping the mood professional and positive. Joe says everyone will “Play Nice” today as the quarterback hits free agency.

The crew breaks down the latest NFL offseason buzz as free agency approaches and teams around the league begin cutting players and exploring trades. They react to the Ravens giving up two first-round picks for Maxx Crosby, debating whether that price is too steep. The conversation also shifts to the bigger AFC picture and which team currently stands as the conference favorite. Closer to home, the guys discuss the difficult position facing the Miami Dolphins, why the team may be entering a rebuilding phase, and why it would be a mistake to give up a high draft pick just to move on from Tua Tagovailoa.

With NFL free agency getting underway, the crew dives into the quarterback market and what it could mean for the Miami Dolphins. Joe explains why having the right veteran quarterback in the building can make a huge difference in mentoring younger players and shaping a locker room. That leads to a debate about potential options like Malik Willis and Geno Smith, and whether Willis could bring some excitement back to the Dolphins fanbase. The guys also discuss Miami’s difficult financial situation and how their tight salary cap could limit what they’re able to do this offseason.

The crew discusses the electric atmosphere at the World Baseball Classic, where packed crowds and passionate fans have made the event feel like October baseball. That leads to a debate about the tournament’s mercy rule and whether something like that belongs in professional sports. They also break down the tournament favorites—Japan, USA, and Dominican Republic—as the competition heats up in the next rounds. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Marlins and the challenge of building a fanbase in Miami, sparking a larger discussion about parity in Major League Baseball and how spending big—similar to NIL in college sports—has become essential for teams that want to win.

Hollywood’s Headlines includes Auburn’s coach making a last-ditch plea for the team to make the NCAA Tournament despite a resume that doesn’t quite add up, Dak Prescott calling off his wedding after a joint bachelor/bachelorette party went sideways, and a woman being kicked off a plane for playing videos too loudly on her phone.

104.3 WQAM presents a collection of discussions about the Miami Heat this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana

104.3 WQAM presents a collection of interviews this week from The Joe Rose, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Tommy Hutton, Mike Florio, Chris Perkins, and Kim Bokamper

104.3 WQAM presents a collection of discussions about the Miami Dolphins this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana

Catch the best moments from this week on The Joe Rose Show as the crew dives into the biggest stories surrounding the Miami Dolphins and the NFL offseason. Omar Kelly and Chris Perkins join the show to break down Miami’s roster outlook, draft needs, and the latest surrounding Tua Tagovailoa. Mike Florio also stops by to discuss major NFL storylines, including the quarterback market and league developments. Plus, Alex Donno joins for a preview of Miami Hurricanes players to watch in the upcoming NFL Draft.