Hour 3 kicks off with Ross Tucker joining the show to break down the Miami Dolphins draft class and explain why he believes the organization is trying to build a long-term contender similar to the model used by the Green Bay Packers. Tucker discusses concerns around first-round pick Kadyn Proctor, evaluates other offensive linemen the Dolphins passed on, and reacts to strong early praise for rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis. He also sets expectations for Miami next season, noting they may not be playoff contenders but will have plenty of developmental opportunities — especially for quarterback Malik Willis — as the team decides how long he has to prove he can be the franchise starter. Later, the crew reacts to WWE getting more mainstream coverage on ESPN and some funny parenting moments, before shifting to the NBA playoffs, where the New York Knicks continue to surge and the Miami Heat offseason outlook is debated, including blunt takes on Giannis Antetokounmpo rumors. The hour also touches on how new stadiums can influence cities’ chances of hosting a Super Bowl, Buffalo’s passionate fanbase for the Buffalo Bills as they prepare for a new stadium, and a broader discussion comparing cities like Orlando, Florida and Buffalo — including pricey experiences at Disney — before wrapping with a quick update on the Miami Hurricanes coaching staff.