We’re joined by Miami Dolphins Drive Time Podcast host Travis Wingfield to discuss how Miami’s direction is changing, what this new regime prioritizes, and how the Dolphins are positioning themselves for long-term, sustainable success.

Travis is one of the few voices who has sat down directly with General Manager John Eric Sullivan and Head Coach Jeff Hafley, giving him unique, firsthand insight into how this leadership group thinks, operates, and plans to build the team. That access provides rare clarity into how the Dolphins’ new decision-makers view roster construction, leadership, culture, and sustainable success.

From organizational philosophy and offseason strategy to expectations for the roster, this conversation sets the tone for where the Dolphins are headed — and why this transition feels different from past regimes.

We also discuss how cornerstone players like Jaylen Waddle and De’Von Achane fit into the Dolphins’ new era, what this coaching staff expects from them, and how the offense may continue to evolve under Jeff Hafley’s leadership.

This episode is about clarity, vision, and direction — not hot takes.

If you’re a Dolphins fan looking to understand what’s next, how the team plans to compete at a higher level, and what defines this new era of Miami football, this is where it starts.

📌 What We Cover

What defines the Miami Dolphins’ new era

Insight from interviews with GM John Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley

Leadership philosophy and organizational direction

Roster construction and offseason approach

The roles of Jaylen Waddle and De’Von Achane moving forward

Why this transition feels different from past Dolphins regimes

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What’s REALLY Wrong With Tua Tagovailoa? | w/ Dave Hyde (Sun Sentinel)

Tua Tagovailoa doesn’t look like the same quarterback — and everyone can see it. The arm strength isn’t popping the way it used to, the mobility isn’t there, and he doesn’t look nearly as comfortable in the pocket. So what’s REALLY going on?

Today, I’m joined by Dave Hyde of the Sun Sentinel to break down the actual reasons behind Tua’s struggles — not the surface-level headlines, but the deeper truths fans have been wondering about.

We dig into:

🔹 Is Tua dealing with undisclosed or lingering injuries?

🔹 Has the scheme changed in ways that expose his limitations?

🔹 How much did losing Tyreek Hill change the offense’s spacing and rhythm?

🔹 Why Tua’s timing, footwork, and pocket confidence look different

🔹 Whether this is a temporary slump or a long-term concern

🔹 How defenses have adjusted to McDaniel + Tua

🔹 What Miami must fix immediately to get him back on track

Dave Hyde brings decades of experience covering the Dolphins — and he explains what’s happening with a level of honesty and context most fans never get to hear.

If you’re wondering why Tua doesn’t look like the quarterback he was just a season ago, this conversation gives you the real answers.

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Are the Miami Dolphins finally ready to break free from decades of heartbreak? 🐬💥

In this episode of The Fins Faithful Podcast, we sit down with Dante Collinelli to break down how the Dolphins can end the vicious cycle once and for all.

From coaching changes (Mike McDaniel) and front office moves (Chris Grier) to player development and culture shifts — we’re diving deep into what it’ll really take to build a lasting winning era in Miami. All in the hands of owner Stephen Ross

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Special guest @DouglieDoWrong joins the show to bring his raw and honest perspective on what went down with the Miami Dolphins in their loss vs. the Colts, what it means for the rest of the season, and how Miami can bounce back.

🔥 Topics we cover:

What went wrong in this game

Who deserves the most criticism

Whether this is a one-off or a sign of bigger issues

Reactions from Fins Faithful everywhere

This is your go-to spot for real Dolphins talk — unfiltered, passionate, and straight from the fans.

In this episode we interview award-winning author and one of the top sports columnists in the country, the Sun Sentinel. Dave Hyde joins us to give his thoughts on the current Miami Dolphins, his prognosis for the upcoming season, and the future of the franchise.

Welcome back to season 2 of the Fins Faithful Podcast; we kick it off with an iconic interview with Dolphins Legend WR Mark Clayton. He discusses his playing time and thoughts on current Dolphins, including a strong message to WR Tyreek Hill and high praise for Jaylen Waddle, and some Marino and Shula stories sprinkled in. Don't miss it! #phinsup

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In this episode, I go 1 on 1 with Miami Dolphins legend Richmond Webb. We discuss his playing career, his recent nomination for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the current Miami Dolphins.

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