Another Dolphins Podcast

Things were at an all-time high for the undefeated Miami Dolphins and their fans as they traveled to Foxborough to take on the 1-2 New England Patriots. But as we would soon see, things were too good to be true, as Adam Gase and his team laid an egg vs the AFC Juggernaut.

Join Cannata, Sutton, and Houtz as we briefly discuss the Dolphins terrible performance in Foxborough and what next week’s game vs Cincinnati means for the remainder of the season.

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It's I Hate the Fins' debut episode with The Phinsider and SB Nation! Meet the crew and then join us as we explore Miami's 3-0 start, as well as its showdown with the suddenly woozy Patriots this Sunday. We'll also chat with Locked on Dolphins' Travis Wingfield and see if he can tell the difference between crabby Dolphins fans and everyday Jets and Bills supporters.

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The Miami Dolphins have awarded SAVE Executive Director Tony Lima with the NFL Hispanic Heritage Leadership Award. In conjunction with Hispanic Heritage Month, Lima was honored with a trophy and a $2,000 donation to SAVE prior to the Dolphins game against the Oakland Raiders.

Born and raised in Miami, Lima is a first generation Cuban-American. As Executive Director, Lima oversees SAVE, South Florida’s leading organization dedicated to protecting people of the LGBTQ community against discrimination. Since 1993, SAVE has advocated for equal rights for persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Under his leadership, SAVE has had the biggest wins towards LGBTQ equality in the organization’s 25-year history: in 2015, SAVE successfully sued the state of Florida to legalize same-sex marriage, in 2014, SAVE passed comprehensive nondiscrimination protections for transgender individuals at the Miami-Dade County Commission. During his five-year tenure, the organization has endorsed and helped elect a record seventy-five pro-equality leaders at all levels of government. In 2016, the organization created and implemented a groundbreaking model proven to have a lasting effect on reducing prejudice against the LGBTQ community. It has since become a national model for helping change hearts and minds.

SAVE is a grant recipient of the Miami Dolphins Football Unites program, created by Owner Stephen Ross and players and designed to create opportunities for South Florida-based individuals and organizations to strengthen and expand their impact around community engagement, education and criminal justice reform. Through the launch of the Football Unites Grant Program, the Dolphins are supporting SAVE’s campaign to reduce anti-LGBT prejudice and to identify and build a list of supportive community members.

This past Sunday, I had the opportunity to interview Lima prior to receiving the award on the field. Click the player above to listen to this exclusive interview!

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Better late than never: recap of first 3 weeks of the NFL season with insight and analysis from across the NFL with JamesRadio and RobCast

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Despite the collective “WTF?!!” atmosphere among national media outlets surrounding the Miami Dolphins 3-0 start, a showdown in Foxborough looms this Sunday at Gillette Stadium. 

The ubiquitous New England Patriots are 1-2, coming off 2 straight losses, most recently a 26-10 demise to former Bill Belichick protege Matt Patricia. We’ll discuss what the Detroit Lions did effectively in the Monday Night game, and detail both sides of the ball in the quest of taking a stranglehold on the AFC East. 

Matthew Cannata, Josh Houtz, and Aaron Sutton bring all the information to you. Tune in and we’ll give you the keys to victory and game plan possibilities.

If you have any questions or comments for us, find us on Twitter - @CannataNFL, @Houtz and @suttonlacesout

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We are now three weeks into the season and the Miami Dolphins are still perfect. Even more impressive, is the two game lead the team has on the rest of the AFC East.

On this week’s episode, MC$$$, Sutton, and Houtz break down the five plays that influenced Sunday’s game, and ultimately led to a Miami Dolphins’ victory over the Oakland Raiders.

Here are some of the things we discuss in this week’s episode:The Dolphins inability to stop Jordy Nelson in Reshad Jones' absence.

Miami’s 4th down stop at the goal line early in the game and how Vincent Taylor and Davon Godchaux have helped transition the run defense post-Ndamukong Suh.

Xavien Howard currently leads the NFL in interceptions, and completely erased Amari Cooper on Sunday. Is he a top-5 CB in the NFL? Is he the best shutdown corner since the Patrick Surtain/Sam Madison days?

We discuss Albert Wilson and how he’s slowly becoming a star in Miami. Was his TD pass to Jakeem Grant the greatest trick play since the Wildcat was unleashed back in 2008? Is Albert Wilson the best back-up QB on the roster?

Lastly we discuss the Albert Wilson 74-yard catch and run that put a fork in Oakland. Did Albert Wilson and Jakeem Grant “just become best friends” as they high-fived on the way to the end zone?

The Dolphins are now a perfect 3-0 as they look ahead to their matchup in Foxboro. But first, we need to recap the game against the Raiders.

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On this episode of Phinsider Radio, we talk to Erin Casey Pellegrino, the Chief Operating Officer of RISE, the Ross Initiative for Sports Equality. Founded in 2015 by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen M. Ross, the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to harnessing the unifying power of sports to improve race relations and drive social progress. Led by an unprecedented alliance of professional sports leagues, organizations, athletes, educators, media networks and sports professionals, we use sports to promote understanding, respect and equality.

The Dolphins have partnered with the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE) on RISE to Vote and will hold a registration station at the Dolphins’ September 23rd home game against the Oakland Raiders. RISE to Vote is a nonpartisan effort to register athletes and their fans to vote.

Pellegrino talks to us about the RISE to Vote event on Sunday as well as other initiatives they have embarked upon over the past few years. Additionally, she talks to us about what their future holds and how they want to be in all 50 states by 2020.

Since the inception of RISE, they’ve launched initiatives across the country to educate, empower and support athletes, coaches and administrators at every level to be leaders in improving racial equality, while encouraging fans to join with professional athletes and community leaders in taking a pledge to stand against racism.

For those looking to register to vote on Sunday, be sure to stop by the North Plaza to do so. While you’re there, take a photo to share, and help yourself and others become informed and engaged citizens.

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The Miami Dolphins come back to Hard Rock Stadium equipped with an AFC East divisional road game in their pocket and a 2-0 record. The Dolphins must resist the urge to get comfortable and look forward to a Week 4 matchup with the New England Patriots: the 0-2 Oakland Raiders are at their door step.

Despite the perceived caricature of the Oakland Raiders, they hung with the Los Angeles Rams for 3 quarters and took the Denver Broncos down to the wire. This is the National Football League, ladies and gentleman. This is a league based on parity and the Dolphins should only expect to be in another scrap this Sunday.

Let’s focus on the here-and-now and decipher just how the Dolphins favor against the Raiders on both sides of the ball, and we’ll even give the special teams some props. Matthew Cannata, Josh Houtz, and Aaron Sutton bring all the information to you. Tune in and we’ll give you the keys to victory.

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The Miami Dolphins are undefeated! I repeat, the Dolphins are undefeated!

After playing in the longest game in NFL history, the Dolphins were anxious to take on Sam Darnold and the undefeated New York Jets. Many analysts and experts believed the Jets would beat the Dolphins , but Miami had other plans for their division foes.

MC$$$, Sutton, and Houtz, breakdown the five plays that influenced Sunday’s game, and ultimately led to a MIAMI DOLPHINS’ VICTORY! Here are some of the things we break down in this week’s edition of Phinsider Radio!

Ryan Tannehill looked good, completing 17/23 for 167 yards and 2 touchdowns.

T.J McDonald picked off Sam Darnold which led to a Kenyan Drake touchdown run.

Kiko Alonso laid the wood on a Jet’s receiver, forcing the fumble, second-year linebacker Raekwon McMillan recovered. A few plays later, Tannehill hit Albert Wilson for his first career touchdown as a Dolphin.

The Jets were driving before half, but a Reshad Jones/Bobby McCain tackle at the one yard line, saved the touchdown.

Late in the game, Ryan Tannehill fumbled the football which was recovered by the Jets. The very next play, Xavien Howard made an incredible interception in the back of the end zone, just barely getting two feet down.

On 3rd and 19, Ryan Tannehill eluded pressure and dumped the ball off to Frank Gore. Gore did enough in the open field to fight for the first down. This would seal the victory, as the Dolphins would move to 2-0 on the season.

The Dolphins are now 2-0 and in first place, atop the AFC East.

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On this special Sunday morning edition of Phinsider Radio, we interview John Butchko, Managing Editor of Gang Green Nation.

We talk to John about quarterback Sam Darnold, where the Jets currently stand, how the Jets defensive and offensive line will fare against the Dolphins, who he thinks the Dolphins should target on the Jets defense, and more!

If you want a nice breakdown of the Jets strength and weaknesses, you’re going to want to listen to this interview!

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