Tuesday’s show kicks things off with iguanas, the upcoming Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight on Netflix, and Hollywood getting back into WWE with his kids, before reacting to Team USA partying at E11EVEN Miami after Olympic Gold. Quarterback uncertainty dominates the conversation as Omar Kelly breaks down Malik Willis’ chances of landing in Miami, the Dolphins’ cap struggles, and potential trades involving De’Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle. Alex Donno joins to discuss the Miami Hurricanes roster, the Canes’ draft outlook, and prospects like Francis Mauigoa, Rueben Bain Jr., Akheem Mesidor, and Keionte Scott, while also weighing in on offensive line concerns. The show wraps with laughter as Chaning Crowder challenges Omar to a charity boxing match, with Alex Solana, Tobin, and Leroy joining in to debate the odds and poke fun at the hypothetical showdown.

Hour 1 features a little bit of everything, from iguanas in South Florida to the announcement of Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao airing on Netflix, sparking a broader conversation about the growing number of paywalls and streaming platforms. Hollywood also shares how he’s getting back into WWE with his kids and reacts to Team USA partying at E11EVEN Miami, the same club where the Florida Panthers celebrated their Stanley Cups. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Dolphins quarterback situation as Omar Kelly puts the chances of Malik Willis landing in Miami at 30%, outlining the team’s cap challenges and why a deal won’t be easy. The hour wraps with debate over potential roster shakeups, including whether Miami should consider trading De'Von Achane or Jaylen Waddle as the franchise navigates its financial reset.

Hour 2 features Omar Kelly telling the story behind his old beef with Jordan Phillips, recalling how calling out the lineman’s effort nearly led to a confrontation but ultimately earned praise from coaches for motivating him. Chris Perkins then joins to share his own stories of run-ins with athletes, reflect on favorite players he’s covered, and break down the Miami Dolphins cap situation, emphasizing the need to draft players with the right football mentality. Perkins also previews the Dolphins’ GM and head coach press conference and discusses the ideal personality traits for a franchise quarterback, looking back at past Miami signal-callers. The hour also includes a Miami Heat tickets giveaway and a lighthearted moment as Mario Cristobal grabs the mic during an event with Kirby Smart.

Hour 3 kicks off with Alex Donno joining to react to a playful, rap battle–style roast between Mario Cristobal and Kirby Smart at an awards ceremony. Donno breaks down the Miami Hurricanes football roster as the program looks to replace NFL-bound talent like Rueben Bain Jr. and Akheem Mesidor, highlighting his concern for the offensive line over the defensive front. He also dives into the Canes’ draft outlook, explaining why landing Francis Mauigoa or Bain at pick 11 would be ideal for the Miami Dolphins, while providing insight on Mesidor and defensive back Keionte Scott. The conversation lightens with discussions about first concerts, WWE, and gift ideas for a friend’s 40th birthday, before the guys preview tonight’s matchup between FSU and Miami.

Hour 4 heats up with Chaning Crowder challenging Omar Kelly to a boxing match after Omar joked about getting back into the ring. They talk about turning it into a charity event, what training would look like, and Crowder jokes he could fight tonight, while also humorously declaring that grown men don’t buy other grown men birthday gifts. Alex Solana joins in to poke fun at the hypothetical matchup, and Tobin and Leroy from the midday show weigh in, with Tobin even setting the odds on the fight.

Chris Perkins joins the show and shares stories from his career, including memorable altercations with players and some of his favorite athletes he’s covered in South Florida. The conversation shifts to the Miami Dolphins and their challenging cap situation, with Perkins stressing the importance of drafting well and adding players who bring the right football mentality. He also previews what to expect from today’s press conference with Miami’s GM and head coach before discussing the type of personality teams should want in a franchise quarterback, reflecting on past Dolphins signal-callers and their leadership styles.

Canes insider Alex Donno breaks down the NFL Draft outlook for Hurricanes football, focusing on standout prospects Francis Mauigoa and Rueben Bain Jr.. Donno says it would be a dream scenario for the Miami Dolphins to land either player at pick 11, while also noting how draft discourse often shifts from praise during the season to nitpicking in the pre-draft process. He credits Mauigoa and Bain as foundational pieces in Mario Cristobal’s push to bring “The U” back to national relevance, and adds that Akheem Mesidor has first-round talent even if his stock may land slightly lower. Donno also offers thoughts on defensive back Keionte Scott and where he could fit at the next level.

Chaning Crowder joins the show and challenges Omar Kelly to a boxing match after Omar joked about wanting to get back into boxing. They discuss turning it into a charity event and what training would look like, with Crowder joking he could step into the ring tonight. The conversation also veers into lighter territory, with Crowder sharing his humorous take that grown men don’t buy other grown men birthday gifts.

Quarterback uncertainty continues for the Miami Dolphins as Omar Kelly gives the chances of Malik Willis landing in Miami about 30%, noting the NFL Combine is often more about agents and teams setting the stage for free agency than evaluating rookies. The crew breaks down Miami’s limited cap flexibility and why signing Willis would be difficult, with Omar saying it will take a full year for the Dolphins to climb out of “cap hell” after years of a win-now approach. He also raises durability concerns about Willis as a 6’1” scrambler before the discussion shifts to potential roster shakeups, including whether Miami should explore trading De'Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle — and what those deals could realistically look like

Canes insider Alex Donno joins to react to a playful back-and-forth between Mario Cristobal and Kirby Smart at an awards ceremony, with the two coaches poking fun at each other’s NIL strategies. Donno then dives into roster outlook for the Miami Hurricanes football, discussing how the program will replace key NFL-bound talent like Rueben Bain Jr. and Akheem Mesidor. While confident in the defensive front, Donno says his bigger concern lies with the offensive line and breaks down what that unit could look like heading into next season