Dolphins stun the Bills beating them 30-13 behind Devon Achane's 225 total yards. The Hurricanes also took care of business over the weekend beating Syracuse 38-10. Canes head coach Mario Cristobal joins.

Hour 2 kicks off with reaction to the Dolphins’ stunning win over the Bills as Joe explains why he’ll never support tanking, stressing that winning always matters regardless of draft position. Then, Joe and Hollywood go around the league in their NFL Week 10 Whiparound, breaking down key results including the Colts over the Falcons, Ravens over the Vikings, and Saints upsetting the Panthers — plus a quick look at the biggest college football matchups from the weekend.

Omar Kelly joins to react to the Dolphins’ stunning 30-13 win over the Bills, breaking down Tua Tagovailoa’s strong performance, Mike McDaniel’s playcalling, and standout contributions from Miami’s young rookies. He also weighs in on the Dolphins declining a reported trade offer from Buffalo for Jaylen Waddle that included a first- and third-round pick. Joe and Hollywood then debate what the win means for Miami’s draft position and long-term strategy, including whether the team should consider giving rookie Quinn Ewers a look at quarterback.

Joe and Hollywood wrap up the show by evaluating the Miami Dolphins’ outlook and where the team stands as the season progresses. They discuss the current MVP race, highlighting frontrunners like Drake Maye, Jonathan Taylor, and Matthew Stafford, and debate the top AFC contenders, including the Colts, Bills, and Chiefs. The guys also spotlight Devon Achane’s incredible 225 total yards in the Dolphins’ win over the Bills and take a quick look around college football, including key performances from Indiana, Ohio State, and FSU.Joe and Hollywood wrap up the show by evaluating the Miami Dolphins’ outlook and where the team stands as the season progresses. They discuss the current MVP race, highlighting frontrunners like Drake Maye, Jonathan Taylor, and Matthew Stafford, and debate the top AFC contenders, including the Colts, Bills, and Chiefs. The guys also spotlight Devon Achane’s incredible 225 total yards in the Dolphins’ win over the Bills and take a quick look around college football, including the big comeback from Fernando Mendoza and Indiana.

Omar Kelly joins the show following the Dolphins’ shocking 30-13 win over the Bills to break down Tua Tagovailoa’s strong performance, Mike McDaniel’s playcalling, and standout efforts from Miami’s young rookies. He also discusses the Dolphins’ decision to turn down a reported trade offer from Buffalo for Jaylen Waddle that included a first- and third-round pick.

Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to discuss the team’s dominant win over Syracuse and what’s next as they prepare for a tough matchup against NC State. He breaks down the keys to the Canes’ success and what they’ll need to keep it rolling heading into the final stretch of the season.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins’ surprising win over the Bills and debate what it means for the team’s bigger picture. While the victory was huge on the field, they discuss how it impacts Miami’s draft position and whether the team should be worried about falling behind in the long-term rebuild.

After the Dolphins big win over the Bills, Joe explains why he’s never in favor of tanking, emphasizing that teams should always compete and try to win regardless of draft position or record.

Joe and Hollywood break down the current state of the Miami Dolphins, evaluating where the team stands as the season moves forward. They also discuss the MVP race, highlighting frontrunners like Drake Maye, Jonathan Taylor, and Matthew Stafford, and take a look at the top contenders in the AFC, debating whether the Colts, Bills, or Chiefs are leading the pack.

Joe and Hollywood recap a huge weekend for Miami football as the Miami Dolphins stun the Buffalo Bills 30-13 and the Miami Hurricanes roll past Syracuse 38-10. The guys break down Tua Tagovailoa’s performance, the defense’s dominance, and how the Dolphins can build on this momentum. Plus, they highlight the Canes’ strong performance against Syracuse and what it means for their bowl outlook.