On this special episode, Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss new coach Jeff Hafley's overhauled staff and what's next for Miami. Also, who are the standouts from the Senior Bowl that Miami could target?

In this special episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde break down the big changes in the Dolphins leadership: Mike McDaniel is fired as head coach and a Jon-Eric Sullivan of the Green Bay Packers comes on as the new general manager. Who are the top candidates to replace McDaniel and what will be the top priorities for the team?

The Miami Dolphins wrapped up their losing season and embarked on a rebuilt with many major decisions ahead. Why is Mike Daniel involved in the search for a new general manager, when his own future in Miami is uncertain? Can Tua Tagovailoa's career be revived — and where? And why would fans want to spend money on the 2026 Dolphins when it just looks like it'll be more of the same, at best? Chris Perkins and Dive Hyde dive into these and other issues, and take questions from fans.

The Dolphins (7-9) will end their season at Foxboro Stadium against the AFC East division winner New England Patriots (13-3), then launch into an off season that's sure to have fireworks. Chris Perkins and David Furones discuss the future of fill-in quarterback Quinn Ewers and whether Mike McDaniel will be given another season to prove his merit. Kickoff is at 4:25 p.m.

The Miami Dolphins (6-9) are certain to have a losing season after Sunday's collapse against the Bengals. Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde break down the game, discuss Quinn Ewers' future and preview Sunday's home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-8). Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m.

With their Monday night loss, the Dolphins' playoff chances were crushed. But is this also the end of Tua Tagovailoa's term as Miami's quarterback? Chris Perkins and David Furones take a look at what's next for the Dolphins and who the QB could be for the rest of the season. Plus, what went wrong in 2025 and what does a team rebuilt look like? The Dolphins take on the Bengals at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday at 1 p.m.

The 2025 Dolphins are turning out to be a bigger surprise than expected, extending their win streak and keeping them in playoff contention. Is it luck, or are the Dolphins really progressing and becoming a better team? Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss that, as well as Tua Tagovaila's reduced role, Mike McDaniel's redemption, predictions for Miami's Monday night game in Pittsburgh, and more.

The Miami Dolphins (5-7) are finally on a winning streak. In this episode, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss whether the streak can continue into December, what's wrong with QB Tua Tagovailoa, whether former general manager Chris Grier deserves some of the credit for recent wins, and more. Plus, predictions for Sunday's game against the New York Jets (3-9). Kickoff is 1 p.m. at MetLife Stadium.

The Dolphins have surprised again, this time with a win against the Commanders in Madrid. For this week's bye week, Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde break down the season so far. Is Mike McDaniel's job still on the line? What do we make of McDaniel's decision to not kick a field goal on Sunday? Is De'von Achane the clear MVP of the team? And how can we expect Miami to finish the season? The Dolphins' next came is Sunday, Nov. 30, against the Saints.

The Dolphins displayed a bit of redemption last weekend against the Bills, and Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde wonder if it may have been the most impressive win of the Mike McDaniel era. Is it enough to save his job for now? Plus, Chris and Dave grade Interim GM Champ Kelly and the trade deadline grade, and give their predictions for this Sunday's matchup in Spain against the Washington Commanders. Kickoff is at 9:30 a.m. eastern time from Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid.

The Dolphins finally had a shakeup, though only a partial one. Chris Grier is out as general manager, but Mike McDaniel stays on as head coach. Was Grier just a scapegoat? What happens for the remainder of the season and does it mean Tyreek Hill and Tua Tagovailoa are staying? Plus, predictions: Will the Dolphins keep it together against the Bills? Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m.