Hour 2 covers a full slate of sports news and analysis. Joe and Hollywood recap Monday Night Football, noting the growing wave of quarterback and offensive line injuries across the NFL, including a tough situation for the Colts. They debate Tua’s role as a game manager and whether the Dolphins are truly built for cold-weather football, while previewing the upcoming test against the Steelers. The conversation then shifts to ACC politics, as Notre Dame’s AD criticizes the CFP committee and the ACC commissioner, with Joe arguing the Irish need to join a conference. The hour wraps with Hollywood’s Headlines, covering Terry Rozier’s court appearance, record TNF viewership for Cowboys–Lions, FIFA hydration breaks, and the breakup of Alix Earle and Braxton Berrios.

Hour 3 kicks off with Kyle Crabbs breaking down the Dolphins’ offense, praising the running game, highlighting Jonah Savaiinaea’s development on the offensive line, and calling Aaron Brewer the best center in football. He explains how Miami’s aggressive, physical offensive identity works for most players but doesn’t fit Tua Tagovailoa’s finesse, touch-focused style. The conversation lightens with a look at Tony Romo’s noticeably changed appearance, and Joe shares why there’s no tennis today—he’s been on a key lime pie kick.

Hour 4 features Gino Torretta joining to discuss the College Football Playoff, weighing in on Miami’s selection and critiquing Notre Dame for opting out of a bowl game. He breaks down the Heisman Trophy race, spotlighting Miami’s Fernando Mendoza as the favorite and Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia as his main competition, while sharing his wish that Miami had recruited Mendoza last offseason. Joe congratulates Gino on his Heisman-winning legacy and the statue at UMiami. The conversation wraps with Joe talking about not getting out to games much, never seeing the Dwyane Wade statue, and a lighthearted take on differences between how older and younger people sleep.

Gino Torretta joins to weigh in on the College Football Playoff, discussing Miami’s selection and Notre Dame’s bowl game opt-out, which he criticizes. He breaks down the Heisman Trophy race, highlighting Miami’s Fernando Mendoza as the current favorite and Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia as the main competition. Torretta also shares his wish that Miami had recruited Mendoza last offseason and gets a congratulatory shoutout from Joe for his own Heisman-winning legacy, including a statue at UMiami.

Kyle Crabbs joins to break down the Dolphins’ offense, praising the running game and highlighting Jonah Savaiinaea’s growth on the offensive line. He calls Aaron Brewer the best center in football right now and explains how Miami’s offensive identity has shifted to an aggressive, physical style that benefits most players—but doesn’t suit Tua Tagovailoa’s finesse, touch-oriented game.

Joe and Hollywood react to reports that the Colts are considering bringing back Phillip Rivers, with Joe saying it shows “how bad the QB situation is in the NFL.” The conversation shifts to Notre Dame, as the guys break down why Irish fans feel snubbed and why being one of the best 12 teams doesn’t guarantee anything in the current system. They argue that Notre Dame needs to finally join a conference instead of being half-in, half-out of the ACC. The segment closes with a look at the Dolphins, who Joe believes are becoming better built for cold-weather football thanks to strong defense and improved run game

Joe and Hollywood react to Notre Dame’s athletic director blasting the College Football Playoff committee and accusing the ACC commissioner of not fighting for the Irish. Joe isn’t having it, arguing that if Notre Dame wants protection, it’s time to join a conference instead of living in the gray area. The guys dive into ACC politics, revenue, and long-term implications before shifting to Florida State — a program Joe says has been sliding ever since its own CFP snub, now stuck with an overpaid coach and limited options.

Hollywood’s Headlines includes Terry Rozier making a federal court appearance as the sports betting scandal continues, the Cowboys–Lions Thursday Night Football setting a new TNF viewership record, and FIFA’s updated World Cup format adding hydration breaks. Plus former Dolphins WR Braxton Berrios and social media influencer Alix Earle call it quits.

Joe and Hollywood recap Monday Night Football and the growing wave of quarterback and offensive line injuries impacting teams across the NFL, including a tough situation for the Colts. They compare how the NBA is driven by stars while the NFL leans on full-team structure, leading into a discussion about Tua — whether he’s become a game manager or has always been one. The guys debate whether the Dolphins are truly built for cold-weather football this season, with Joe saying he still wants to see it. And despite Miami’s four-game winning streak, they agree the Steelers will be a real test.

Joe discusses a rough night sleep largely due to his wife snoring sparking a conversation about how couples deal with snoring issues. The guys then shift to college football, highlighting Miami native Fernando Mendoza emerging as a Heisman favorite and previewing the Hurricanes’ first-round playoff matchup with Texas A&M. The hour wraps with a debate over the state of bowl season—players sitting out, teams opting out, and whether these games are meaningful or just glorified spring practices.