Aaron and Josh are back to discuss the Dolphins, at long last, winning their second game of the season. It wasn't a terribly impressive showing, but it wasn't all negative either. Of course, the big storyline was Tua being benched in favor of Jacoby Brissett due to an jury to a finger on his throwing hand. It's not exactly that simple, so they guys get into it. Then they look ahead to a tough Thursday Night matchup with the Ravens. It's another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

After the Dolphins failed to trade for Deshaun Watson, Tony Buzbee, the attorney for the 22 women accusing Watson of sexual misconduct and assault made a statement that seemed to imply either the Dolphins, Texans, or Watson's team tried to convince his clients to settle their cases. Grier responded to that and a number of other questions regarding the sad state of affairs that is the Miami Dolphins 2021 season. Aaron and Josh discuss this and preview the Dolphins' Week 9 opponents—the Houston Texans—on the latest episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

The Miami Dolphins fell short in Buffalo. They also fell short in whatever it was they were trying to do off the field before the trade deadline. They didn''t trade for Deshaun Watson, the publicly humiliated their starting quarterback, and their owner looked very sleazy in the process. Aaron and Josh are joined by Mike Oliva of DolphinsTalk.com to discuss all of this on a new episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW.

The Same Old Dolphins Show is back after a longer break than usual with Josh and Aaron recapping an absolutely brutal week for fans of the franchise. They discuss Tua and the team's performance against the Falcons, the front office's completely botched handling of the Deshaun Watson situation, the Dolphins' recent roster moves, and the upcoming game against Buffalo. It's another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

Aaron and Josh are in the same room for the first time in a while to discuss the team's pursuit of Deshaun Watson and how it feels to them like a foolish decision from a front office standpoint and an even worse decision from a moral standpoint. They discuss what the implications could be and how they are struggling to reconcile their love of the Dolphins with the organization's front office and ownership not only endorsing, but actively seeking a move for the player despite the numerous sexual misconduct accusations he faces.

After that, they briefly chat about the team's upcoming game with the Atlanta Falcons.

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Same old Dolphins. It was viewed as one of the most winnable games on the Dolphins' 2021 schedule. It was supposed to be where the Dolphins began to right the ship after four straight losses. Tua was supposed to provide a big lift...and he did, sort of. But it ultimately wasn't enough and the Dolphins fell to the Jaguars 23-20 on a FG as time expired. Now, with the playoff aspirations all but incinerated, the Dolphins must look forward to 11 more games. What should we be looking for on a week-to-week basis? Was there anything good to take away from the loss to Jacksonville? How do the Dolphins fix this? Aaron and Josh discuss and are joined by a special guest on the latest episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

With Josh still recovering from a nasty cold, Aaron the Brain flies solo again to preview the Dolphins' trip to London to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Tua Tagovailoa will be back, but the Dolphins may be without Xavien Howard and DeVante Parker. Can this prove to be the matchup that propels the Dolphins back to winning ways? Can the defense have a big bounce back performance? Will the offense continue the progress it made in Tampa? Aaron addresses all of this and more PLUS the #OneHotTake segment on the latest edition of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

With Josh under the weather, Aaron the Brain flies solo to look back at a game just about everyone expected the Dolphins to lose and yet somehow has everyone feeling worse than they did before. It wasn't all bad news: the offense showed signs of life and some shuffling of the pieces on the offensive line seemed to be successful. The defense, however, was atrocious. The unit that was perhaps most responsible for the Dolphins' winning 2020 has regressed significantly, to the point that it is reminiscent of some of the Dolphins early 2019 losses. What did we learn and where do we go from here? Aaron breaks it all down on the latest episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

With their backs against the wall, the Miami Dolphins go into Tampa Bay to take on the defending Super Bowl champions with nothing to lose and everything to gain. Can they secure a massive road upset? What will they need to do to make it happen? Can they even play offense? What will Jacoby Brissett do? All of this and more on the latest episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

Aaron and Josh are back following the Dolphins' 27-17 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. This was yet another example of the Dolphins' offense sputtering its way through a game and the defense not being strong enough to keep the team alive. Where does this leave the team and the 2021 season? Where does this leave the organization and those who run it? Aaron and Josh talk, vent, rant, and answer your questions on the latest episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW.