Hour 4 kicks off with a look at the Dolphins’ quarterback situation, noting that cutting Tua before June 1st is nearly impossible and that the team will likely keep him at least until then. NFL insider Mike Florio joins to weigh in on Tua’s future, why his original contract was a risky move, and the slim chance of a trade versus keeping him on the roster. The conversation also covers Malik Willis, with Florio suggesting a “prove-it” one-year deal before chasing a bigger contract, and dives into the broader NFL QB market. Finally, Florio shares his thoughts on Tyreek Hill, expressing surprise at the lack of immediate interest and predicting his market will heat up after the draft, while the guys also touch on the recently passed Teddy Bridgewater Act.

NFL insider Mike Florio joins to break down the Dolphins’ quarterback situation, weighing in on Tua Tagovailoa’s future and why his original contract was a questionable decision. He discusses the slim chance of a trade versus keeping Tua on the roster and shares his take on Malik Willis, suggesting a “prove-it” one-year deal before chasing a bigger contract. Florio also breaks down the broader QB market and weighs in on Tyreek Hill, noting surprise at the lack of immediate interest and predicting his market will heat up after the NFL Draft.

Alain Poupart joins the show to break down the biggest offseason questions facing the Miami Dolphins, starting with the complicated future of Tua Tagovailoa and what a potential release would mean financially and competitively. Poupart also weighs in on the decision surrounding De’Von Achane, explaining why he’s hesitant to give long-term deals to running backs while still believing Miami shouldn’t move on from Achane. The conversation centers on the importance of not overcommitting to good players, before shifting to whether Malik Willis could be a fit in Miami and what his contract might look like. Poupart and Omar wrap up with a broader look at the quarterback market and how it could shape the Dolphins’ next move under center.

The guys debate whether the Miami Dolphins should consider trading De’Von Achane, questioning how the team should handle his future as he approaches the end of his rookie deal. Omar suggests the smarter path may be letting Achane play out the final year of his contract before potentially using the franchise tag, stressing the need for players to earn big paydays. The conversation also touches on Miami’s lack of true open competition at quarterback and whether Achane would even want to stick around through a rebuild during his prime years.

Omar Kelly shares a story about getting catfished on a dating app by someone using AI before diving into the latest Miami Dolphins roster moves. Omar explains why the release of James Daniels caught him off guard, noting the financial downside for Miami, and then breaks down the complicated situation surrounding Tua Tagovailoa. He details why a post–June 1st decision could be key, why the resolution may take time, and how the numbers could ultimately make keeping Tua the most realistic path.

Hollywood and Omar dive into the ever-changing world of NFL media rights, venting about how fans now need multiple streaming platforms just to keep up with every game. The guys agree the viewing experience has become overly complicated, but acknowledge the league’s unmatched popularity means fans will still go wherever the games are. It’s a conversation on convenience, business, and the reality that NFL football continues to dominate no matter where it’s broadcast.

Thursday’s show is packed with sports talk across the board. The guys kick things off with Team USA’s thrilling overtime win over Sweden in men’s hockey and look ahead to a potential gold medal matchup with Canada. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins’ offseason, covering Minkah Fitzpatrick trade rumors, the futures of Waddle and Achane, and whether Malik Willis could be the franchise QB, all while Joe promotes the upcoming Dolphins Cancer Challenge. Hurricanes baseball and basketball are also in the mix, with JD Arteaga and Jai Lucas breaking down hot starts, roster depth, and the importance of staying focused game-to-game. Plus, Hollywood’s Headlines weighs in on NBA All-Star Weekend, Kevin Durant’s legacy, and some wild news stories from around the sports world.

Hour 1 includes conversation about Team USA’s thrilling overtime win over Sweden in yesterday’s quarterfinal matchup as the US gets ready to face Slovakia in the semifinals tomorrow. Then the conversation shifts towards the Miami Dolphins, and their offseason decisions including whether or not Minkah Fitzpatrick will/should be traded and if Tua will get another shot in the NFL as a starter or a backup.

Hour 2 begins with draft talk as the guys discuss how top prospects get picked apart this time of year, with Joe standing firm that Mendoza has what it takes to be a successful NFL quarterback and questioning what more evaluators need to see after strong performances against Miami’s defense in the National Champioship. The conversation also highlights how Mesidor and Reuben Bain elevated their play during the playoff run. Hurricanes baseball head coach JD Arteaga then joins to break down the team’s hot start, praising the freshman class, overall roster depth, and navigating the NIL and transfer portal era while previewing a big series against Florida. The hour wraps with Hollywood’s Headlines featuring All-Star Weekend reactions, a Kevin Durant legacy debate, a bizarre airport arrest story, and discussion of a proposed Florida bill aimed at helping high school athletes named after Teddy Bridgewater.

Hour 3 kicks off with Canes basketball head coach Jai Lucas joining to discuss the team’s hot stretch. Lucas breaks down how Miami has found ways to win in different ways, the incredible turnaround after a tough season last year, and his approach to coaching—pushing players hard while adjusting for different personalities. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins, including the release of four players and the possibility of trading Waddle or Minkah Fitzpatrick. Later, Jeff Darlington joins to share his experience covering Wimbledon and weigh in on Mike McDaniel’s decision to take the Chargers OC job instead of a struggling head coaching gig, offering insight into what went wrong in Miami and the differences between coordinating and leading as a head coach.Joe, Bo, and Darlington also get into a discussion about Tua Tagovailoa.