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Former Miami Dolphins tight end and longtime sports voice Joe Rose brings his signature energy, insight, and humor to The Joe Rose Show, alongside co-host Danny “Hollywood” Rabinowitz. From the Dolphins, Heat, Hurricanes, Marlins, and Panthers to the biggest national stories, Joe breaks it all down with expert analysis, unfiltered opinions, and conversations with players, coaches, and insiders. Whether you're a die-hard South Florida sports fan or just love smart, entertaining sports talk, this show delivers everything you need — straight from a Miami legend. New episodes drop Monday-Friday. You can catch The Joe Rose Show live on WQAM 104.3 weekdays from 6–10 a.m. ET.
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Today on the show, Hollywood and Donno break down all things Miami sports, starting with the Hurricanes’ College Football Playoff chances after their No. 15 ranking — “so you’re saying there’s a chance.” They also react to the NBA’s new All-Star Game format, Mike McDaniel trolling Bills fans, and debate whether Tua Tagovailoa and McDaniel will return to the Dolphins next season. Joe Rose joins live from Spain to evaluate the Dolphins ahead of their matchup with the Washington Commanders and provides insight on the Canes’ playoff path. Brian Baldinger weighs in on Miami’s win over Buffalo, the rookie QB class, and key NFL storylines, while Hollywood and Donno close out the show previewing the Hurricanes’ basketball team and their upcoming game against Florida, including a look at the Gators’ 7’9” center. Along the way, the guys also touch on Heat-Knicks rivalries, streaming frustrations, and lighter segments like trivia and Jeopardy talk.
Hollywood and Donno react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, breaking down the Miami Hurricanes’ chances to make a late push for the top four — “so you’re saying there’s a chance.” The guys also discuss the NBA’s new All-Star Game format, shifting to a USA vs. World setup that could heavily favor the international stars. They wrap up the hour with a look at the Miami Dolphins, as Mike McDaniel trolls Bills fans and the crew debates whether Stephen Ross will keep Tua Tagovailoa and McDaniel together for another year.
Hollywood and Donno dive deep into the Miami Hurricanes’ playoff scenarios and what needs to happen for the Canes to climb into contention. They also revisit one of basketball’s best rivalries as the Heat get set to face the Knicks, breaking down the renewed tension between the two teams. Plus, the guys vent about the growing frustration of juggling multiple streaming services just to keep up with sports.
Joe Rose joins live from Spain to break down the Miami Dolphins as they get set to face the Washington Commanders, evaluating Tua Tagovailoa, Mike McDaniel, and the team’s young players while discussing the franchise’s future. Hollywood and Donno also dive into the Miami Hurricanes’ playoff outlook, analyzing the ups and downs of their schedule, first-half struggles, and what it will take for Miami to reclaim its spot among college football’s elite. The hour wraps with a lighter segment on Dan Day’s upcoming trivia nights and some Jeopardy talk.
Brian Baldinger joins to break down the Miami Dolphins’ surprising win over the Bills and shares his thoughts on whether the team could be turning the corner after a tough start to the season. He evaluates this year’s rookie quarterback class and weighs in on whether Miami should consider drafting a QB. Baldinger also discusses major NFL storylines, including the Colts’ contender status, Packers’ ups and downs, and the Eagles’ Tush Push dilemma. The conversation then shifts to college hoops, as Hollywood and Donno discuss the Miami Hurricanes’ upcoming matchup against the Florida Gators, including curiosity about the Gators’ 7’9” center and what life is like for a player of that size on and off the court.
Joe Rose joins live from Spain to break down the Miami Dolphins as they prepare to face the Washington Commanders. He evaluates Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel, highlights standout performances from the team’s young players, and discusses the franchise’s future outlook. Joe also touches on the Miami Hurricanes and their College Football Playoff hopes, giving a quick look at their path forward.
Brian Baldinger joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins’ surprising win over the Bills and offers his take on whether the team could be turning the corner after a rough start to the season. He evaluates the incoming rookie quarterback class and discusses whether Miami should consider drafting a QB. Baldinger also weighs in on major NFL storylines, including the Colts’ contender status, the Packers’ ups and downs, and the Eagles’ continued success amid the Tush Push debate.
The guys react to Mike McDaniel trolling Bills fans after the Dolphins’ big win and discuss what it means for Miami moving forward. They break down why owner Stephen Ross might want to keep Tua Tagovailoa for another year due to his contract situation — and why, if that’s the case, Mike McDaniel remains the best coach to maximize Tua’s success.
The guys react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings and break down where the Miami Hurricanes stand at No. 15. They debate whether the Canes still have a realistic path to the playoff and what needs to happen around the country for them to sneak in — “so you’re saying there’s a chance.”
The NBA has announced a new All-Star Game format featuring Team USA vs. Team World, and the guys break down the change. They debate if the new setup could bring back competitiveness to the event and why the World team, loaded with international stars, might dominate under this format.
Hollywood, Alex Donno, and Omar Kelly break down all things Miami sports. They start with the Hurricanes, analyzing their College Football Playoff chances after a dominant win over Syracuse, debating whether the team still controls its destiny and how their résumé compares to Notre Dame. Omar weighs in on the Dolphins, calling for a “scorched-earth cleanse” but expecting Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel to return next season, and the crew discusses Miami’s quarterback situation amid a questionable rookie class. The conversation also covers the Hurricanes men’s basketball rebuild under Jai Lucas, Tua’s limitations, the need for a Dolphins GM with full control, and Hollywood and Donno’s humorous takes on sugarcoating Miami sports for their kids. Plus, they touch on the Heat’s standout performances, ACC upsets, and the recent gambling indictments of Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, highlighting the importance of regulated sports betting.
Hollywood and Alex Donno open the show discussing the Miami Hurricanes’ College Football Playoff hopes after their dominant win over Syracuse, comparing Miami’s résumé to Notre Dame and other top contenders. Omar Kelly weighs in on the Dolphins’ future, saying he’d prefer a “scorched-earth cleanse” of the organization but expects both Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel to return next season. The hour wraps with reaction to the Miami Heat’s overtime win over Cleveland and a look at Jaime Jaquez Jr.’s rise from a sophomore slump to a potential breakout star.
Hollywood, Donno, and Omar Kelly react to Mike McDaniel’s viral postgame comments trolling Bills fans, sparking a conversation on AI in sports and how technology is blurring the lines between real and fake. They also dive into the Dolphins’ quarterback situation, debating whether Miami should draft a QB given this year’s questionable rookie class. The crew evaluates which rookie QBs could make an immediate impact and fit the Dolphins’ future plans. The hour wraps with a discussion on airline travel, comparing Spirit, Frontier, and Omar’s loyalty to American Airlines.
Hollywood and Donno recap the Miami Heat’s win over the Cavaliers, including Andrew Wiggins’ buzzer-beating alley-oop and Jaime Jaquez’s standout performance. The conversation shifts to the Miami Hurricanes and their College Football Playoff chances, debating whether the Canes still control their own destiny and how ACC upsets are perceived compared to other conferences. They analyze the struggles of FSU and Clemson and what it means for Miami’s path forward. The segment also covers the indictments of Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz for illegal gambling, highlighting the importance of legal sports betting and regulation in a world where fans and players will always find ways to wager.
Hollywood and Donno break down the Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball program, which is starting fresh with no returners under new head coach Jai Lucas. They discuss Lucas’ mix of youth and veteran talent and highlight Sunday’s matchup against No. 10 Florida as a key measuring stick. The conversation shifts to the Miami Dolphins, focusing on Tua Tagovailoa’s limitations and why a new GM should have the freedom to choose their own coach and quarterback. They also touch on Miami’s playoff drought in major sports and how they sugarcoat the realities of local teams for their kids.
We break down the Miami Dolphins’ outlook for the rest of the season, focusing on whether Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa have done enough to return next year. Omar Kelly joins, saying he’d prefer a “scorched-earth cleanse” of the organization but acknowledges that both the coach and quarterback will likely get another season to prove themselves.
Hollywood, Donno, and Omar Kelly react to Mike McDaniel’s viral postgame comments, where he joked, “I live in that area, AI is real,” in reference to trolling Bills fans. The crew breaks down what McDaniel meant, the growing role of AI in sports media, and how technology is starting to blur the lines between real and fake when it comes to coaches, players, and viral clips.
Hollywood and Donno break down the Miami Hurricanes’ chances of making the College Football Playoff, debating whether the team still controls its own destiny. They discuss how upsets in other conferences are praised, but similar results in the ACC often carry a negative perception. The guys also analyze the struggles of FSU and Clemson and what it means for the ACC and Miami’s path forward.
Hollywood and Omar Kelly break down the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback situation and debate whether the team should consider drafting a QB in the upcoming NFL Draft. They evaluate the top rookie QBs in this year’s class, discussing who could make an immediate impact and what fits best for Miami’s future.
Hollywood and Donno discuss the recent indictments of Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz for illegal gambling, including prop betting and point shaving. The segment dives into the growing world of sports betting, how legal sports wagering keeps things regulated, and why people will continue to find ways to gamble on sports regardless of the rules.
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great show
Do you think they would trade Rodgers to Miami for a first round pick
Omar is one of, if not THE biggest wastes of space ever. Miko, I love you & Brent... I really do... Bitterness is big o level