Hour 1 opens with a recap of a wild NFL Sunday, including Phillip Rivers and the Colts falling just short in Seattle and the Bills’ comeback win over the Patriots in Foxborough. We also react to season-ending injuries to Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons before turning the focus to Monday Night Football, where the Dolphins head to Pittsburgh looking to extend their winning streak to five and overcome recent cold-weather struggles. The hour wraps with a Miami Hurricanes–Texas A&M preview as Alex Donno lays out the blueprint for a Canes win, stressing defensive line pressure on Marcel Reed, committing to the run game, and staying true to the identity that got Miami here

Joe Rose joins live from Pittsburgh to briefly go around the NFL, touching on Josh Allen’s Bills comeback, Phillip Rivers’ solid outing for the Colts, and Patrick Mahomes’ season-ending injury. The focus then shifts to the Dolphins-Steelers matchup, with Joe breaking down Miami’s keys to victory: running the ball, playing physical, and exploiting Pittsburgh’s weak stats. He also highlights Mike McDaniel’s late practice to prepare the team for cold weather and the Dolphins’ chance to silence long-standing narratives. The hour also covers John Cena’s retirement and WWE sendoff, Alex Donno’s take on a watered-down college bowl season, and local sports highlights, including Fernando Mendoza winning the Heisman Trophy.

Hour 3 opens with Omar Kelly breaking down the Dolphins-Steelers matchup in freezing Pittsburgh, highlighting how the cold will impact the game. He stresses that Tua’s struggles in cold weather are more of a team issue than just the quarterback, and says Miami must run the ball and stop the run in a likely low-scoring, physical affair. Alex Donno joins to discuss the Hurricanes’ transfer portal plans, including targeting QB Sam Leavitt and using Malachi Toney as a major selling point, while projecting long-term success for the program. The hour closes with Dan Day’s postgame perspective, as everyone hopes for a Dolphins win tonight.

Hour 4 features Joe Rose and Omar Kelly previewing the Dolphins-Steelers Monday Night matchup. They break down Miami’s keys to victory, including running the ball, playing physically, and exploiting Pittsburgh’s defensive weaknesses. The guys also discuss how the cold weather and hostile crowd could impact the game, while weighing in on Tua Tagovailoa’s recent performance and what the Dolphins need to do to extend their winning streak.

Joe Rose joins live from Pittsburgh to briefly go around the NFL, touching on Josh Allen’s Bills comeback, Phillip Rivers’ solid outing for the Colts, and Patrick Mahomes’ season-ending injury. Then the focus turns to tonight’s Dolphins-Steelers matchup, with Joe breaking down Miami’s keys to victory: running the ball against a shaky Pittsburgh defense, playing physically, and exploiting the Steelers’ poor stats. He also highlights Mike McDaniel’s late practice to prepare the team for cold weather and emphasizes that the Dolphins have a real chance to silence lingering narratives about struggling against good teams and in cold conditions.

Omar Kelly joins to break down the Dolphins-Steelers matchup in freezing Pittsburgh, stressing that the cold will play a big role in the game. He pushes back on the narrative that Tua struggles in cold weather, framing it as a team issue rather than solely on the quarterback. Omar says Miami must run the ball effectively and stop the run, predicting a low-scoring, ugly affair. He also notes the game’s significance for Mike McDaniel’s job security and emphasizes that Tua needs to show his best in the final games of the season.

Alex Donno breaks down the Miami Hurricanes’ upcoming moves in the transfer portal, predicting Sam Leavitt as a potential quarterback target. He highlights Malachi Toney as a key selling point for attracting a top QB and notes that Toney will likely receive a raise this offseason. Donno also shares his outlook for the program, expecting the Canes to remain competitive for years to come amid the evolving landscape of college football free agency.

We recap a wild NFL Sunday, including Phillip Rivers and the Colts falling just short in Seattle and the Bills storming back to beat the Patriots in Foxborough. The league also took a hit with season-ending injuries to Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons. Attention then turns to Monday Night Football as the Dolphins head to Pittsburgh, facing the cold, the noise, and a chance to extend their winning streak to five. The big question: can Miami finally overcome its recent struggles in cold-weather games?

Alex Donno previews Miami’s matchup with Texas A&M and lays out the key factors for a Hurricanes win. He emphasizes the importance of Miami’s defensive line setting the tone and disrupting Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed, noting that Reed can be rattled under pressure. Offensively, Donno stresses that everything starts with running the football and staying true to the identity that got the Canes to this point.

Hollywood and the crew react to John Cena announcing his retirement and the WWE giving him a proper sendoff before shifting to college football. The conversation turns to bowl season, which feels more watered down than ever with opt-outs across the country. Alex Donno shares his blunt take on the current state of bowl games, questioning whether this is the worst bowl season yet. With so much focus on the College Football Playoff, the guys debate whether bowl games still mean anything at all.