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  CROSSOVER THURSDAY | The Dolphins & Chiefs Are Simply Ships Passing In The Night 24.09.2026 29นาที

  Kansas City Chiefs’ offense surges as Kenneth Walker and Patrick Mahomes ignite a high-powered attack. Can the Miami Dolphins’ inexperienced defense slow down this dynamic duo and get back on track in their 2026 home opener? Kyle Crabbs and Chris Clark break down the crucial Week 3 AFC clash between the Dolphins and Chiefs, spotlighting Miami's tackling woes, lack of pass rush, and the evolution of Kansas City's ground game. Key discussion points include Khalil Benson’s surprising emergence at left tackle, injury updates on Josh Simmons and Caleb Douglas, and the chess match between Spagnuolo’s exotic blitzes and Miami’s struggling offensive line. The hosts question whether Achane can spark explosive plays for Miami and analyze the pressure on Chris Jones, George Karlaftis, and R. Mason Thomas to exploit Austin Jackson’s protection lapses. Who has the upper hand—Kansas City’s balanced attack or Miami’s desperate search for defensive answers?
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  Can't Go Over It, Can't Go Under It...We Gotta Go THROUGH It! 23.09.2026 29นาที

  Miami Dolphins' defense falters against San Francisco 49ers—can youth and inexperience be overcome before Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs come to town? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins' humbling Week 2 loss, spotlighting breakdowns in coverage, lack of pass rush, and persistent communication issues among rookie defenders like Michael Taaffe and Jacob Rodriguez. Plus, get the latest on Malik Herring’s surprising improvement, Zach Sieler’s struggles to anchor the line, and what standout moments from Dante Trader and Keith Cooper signal for the future. Key discussions include the impact of defensive misassignments, the volatile edge and tackle rotations, and whether Jeff Hafley will stick with developing young talent or overhaul structural schemes. With the Dolphins set to face Mahomes and Andy Reid, will this defense rise to the challenge or continue its roller coaster? Tune in for expert analysis on Miami’s must-see journey through adversity.
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Dolphins Defense in CRISIS After 0-2 Start | Who Needs to Step Up? 23.09.2026 1ชม. 2นาที

  The Miami Dolphins are 0-2, and Jeff Hafley isn't pretending everything is fine. Miami has ZERO sacks through two games, has allowed points on 10 of 17 defensive possessions and has yet to record a first-half defensive stop this season. After reviewing the 35-13 loss to San Francisco, Hafley acknowledged that the Dolphins are discussing potential changes in playing time at certain positions. So who is in the crosshairs? GRIES, Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina grade the biggest concerns on Miami's roster, including the nonexistent pass rush, communication breakdowns in the secondary, Austin Jackson and the offensive line, Malik Willis and the passing game, and a defense that allowed Brock Purdy to complete 20 of 22 passes.
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  The Miami Dolphins Offense Must Learn To Walk Before It Can Run...Or Something Like That 22.09.2026 30นาที

  Miami Dolphins offense shows flashes of promise, but growing pains on the offensive line raise big questions for the season ahead. Can young standouts like Will Kacmarek, Patrick Paul, and Kadyn Proctor become reliable anchors, or will inconsistency at the tackle spot—especially from Austin Jackson—hold back the team's high-octane attack? Kyle Crabbs provides a detailed breakdown of Miami’s Week 2 performance against the San Francisco 49ers, spotlighting Ryan Miller’s 77-yard touchdown reception. The conversation covers the effectiveness of Miami’s revamped run game, Malik Willis’s decision-making, and why the Dolphins must “learn to walk before they can run.” Additional insights include Greg Dulcich’s struggles, the ongoing pass protection woes, and how the team’s roster construction could shape their offensive identity moving forward. Can the Dolphins’ mix of rookies and veterans reach their ceiling before the season slips away?
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  The Real Win Of The West Coast Road Trip Was The Friends We Made Along The Way 21.09.2026 30นาที

  Miami Dolphins’ narrow path to victory exposed in lopsided loss to San Francisco 49ers—can coaching adjustments and key player development turn things around? Kyle Crabbs spotlights Malik Willis’ struggle with a 32% pressure-to-sack ratio and Austin Jackson’s ongoing pass protection woes against elite edge rushers like Nick Bosa and Max Crosby. Questions swirl around Miami’s right tackle situation, offensive playcalling, and whether the current roster can withstand relentless pressure from formidable opponents. Crabbs offers insight into the defensive payroll gap, missed opportunities on special teams, and the Dolphins’ shifting secondary rotation with players like Zayne Anderson, Michael Taaffe, and Dante Trader. With Joshua Uche leading a sackless pass rush and rookie contributions under the microscope, Miami faces mounting challenges. The looming showdown against a 2-0 Kansas City Chiefs squad only heightens the pressure: Can Miami’s young core adapt fast enough to stay competitive in a demanding AFC landscape?
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Miami Dolphins DESTROYED by SF 49ers 35-13 — FINS Had NO ANSWERS | Squad Show 21.09.2026 1ชม. 2นาที

  The Miami Dolphins fall to 0-2 after a 35-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium — and the final score only tells part of the story. Miami actually controlled much of the first half. The Dolphins outgained San Francisco 166-125 before halftime, ran 35 plays to the 49ers' 20 and possessed the football for 19:17. De'Von Achane had 63 rushing yards by halftime, and Miami repeatedly moved into scoring position. But the Dolphins couldn't finish. Miami's first three scoring opportunities produced a missed field goal and two made field goals. San Francisco responded by scoring touchdowns on each of its first five possessions. Then the game exploded. The 49ers outscored Miami 21-0 in the third quarter, turning a competitive 14-6 halftime game into a 35-6 blowout. Brock Purdy finished 20-of-22 for 287 yards with two passing touchdowns, added 30 rushing yards and another touchdown, and Miami's defense had virtually no answer for Kyle Shanahan's offense.
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  We Have A New Measuring Stick Each Week For Malik Willis 18.09.2026 31นาที

  Miami Dolphins search for offensive identity as Malik Willis’ unique playing style sparks debate. Can Miami maximize Willis’ off-schedule creativity without sacrificing operational efficiency? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami’s quarterback conundrum, dissecting Bobby Slowik’s insights on balancing downfield aggression with quick, on-schedule throws. The Dolphins’ use of under-center formations, EPA statistics, and multi-tight end looks take center stage, as strategic tweaks could determine their success against the San Francisco 49ers. Key discussion points include Miami’s Week 1 play-calling trends, the case for more under-center snaps, and early takeaways from the 2027 NFL Draft quarterback class—spotlighting prospects like Arch Manning and Drew Mestemaker. Jeff Halfley weighs in on league-wide trends favoring multiple tight ends and the evolving chess match between offensive innovation and defensive adjustments. Can Malik Willis cement his place, or will looming draft prospects intensify Miami’s quarterback debate?
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  CROSSOVER THURSDAY | What's A Path Look Like For The Miami Dolphins To SHOCK The World? 17.09.2026 30นาที

  Miami Dolphins face uphill battle as rookie receivers shine but injury woes mount ahead of Week 2 showdown with San Francisco 49ers. Can Caleb Douglas’s breakout performance and Jeff Hafley’s new-look defense spark an early-season upset against Kyle Shanahan’s powerhouse squad? Brian Peacock and Kyle Crabbs break down critical injuries, the Dolphins’ surprising rookie contributions, and 49ers’ evolving two-headed run game with Christian McCaffrey and Kaelon Black. Discussion spotlights Malik Willis’s transition under center, Miami’s depth challenges, and key matchups like Fred Warner vs. De’Von Achane. With both teams searching for answers, is this 49ers-Dolphins clash a trap game or an early statement of intent?
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  What Can Help Fix The Defense? | Week 1 Defensive Film Grades For the Miami Dolphins 16.09.2026 28นาที

  Miami Dolphins’ defense sparks concern after a shaky Week 1 showing against the Las Vegas Raiders. Can this unit turn things around, or will missed assignments and underwhelming performances linger into the season? Kyle Crabbs grades every snap, spotlighting strong outings from Jordyn Brooks and Jacob Rodriguez, while calling out surprising struggles from Zach Sieler and underperformance along the defensive line. Key topics include the impact of rookie injuries, issues with block deconstruction, and questions about personnel groupings as the Dolphins prepare for a tough matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. Player development, defensive rotation tweaks, and the need for improvement at the point of attack take center stage. With rookies like Chris Johnson and Jason Marshall showing potential, is Miami’s defense on the verge of a turnaround, or are bigger changes needed?
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Dolphins Rookies FLASH — Now Comes MASSIVE 49ers Test for Young Miami Team 16.09.2026 1ชม. 2นาที

  The Miami Dolphins are 0-1 after a frustrating 27-13 loss to Las Vegas, but the film revealed plenty that wasn’t obvious watching live. GRIES, Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina break down what Jeff Hafley saw after reviewing Week 1, including Miami’s dramatic second-half defensive improvement, costly special-teams mistakes, protection problems and a young roster that produced several encouraging NFL debuts. Rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas exploded for 94 receiving yards, Jacob Rodriguez recorded 14 tackles, Chris Johnson was repeatedly tested by Las Vegas, and young safeties Michael Taaffe and Dante Trader Jr. both intercepted Kirk Cousins. But Miami still has major issues to correct: Malik Willis was sacked five times, De’Von Achane and the running game never got going, Miami generated no sacks of its own and the Dolphins’ kickoff coverage repeatedly handed Las Vegas favorable field position. Then the Squad turns toward Week 2. Miami heads to Levi’s Stadium as a 13.5-point underdog against a San Francisco 49ers team coming off a dominant 27-7 win over the Los Angeles Rams in Australia.
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  Week 1 Offensive Grades | Scoring Round 1 Of The Miami Dolphins' 17-Round Fight For The Future 15.09.2026 31นาที

  Miami Dolphins’ rookies shine while offensive line issues raise concern after a tough matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. Caleb Douglas impresses with standout reliability and above-expectation plays, while Chris Bell flashes potential despite missing out on touchdown opportunities due to breakdowns elsewhere. Can these new talents anchor Miami's future, or will inconsistency slow their rise? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the granular film grades, highlighting Kadyn Proctor’s steady performance amid rookie mistakes and Malik Willis’s high-variance day at quarterback. Dolphins fans get an inside look at Austin Jackson’s fourth-quarter struggles against Maxx Crosby, the troubling pass protection from De’Von Achane, and the ongoing battle for snaps among receivers and tight ends. With ongoing questions and heated competition, is Miami forging a new offensive identity or facing more questions than answers?
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  The First Stage Of Grief Is Acceptance. 14.09.2026 30นาที

  Miami Dolphins fans face a tough reality check as the youngest team in football falls 27-13 to the Las Vegas Raiders. Can growing pains fuel long-term success, or is another challenging season on the horizon? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the game’s most pressing issues, from Kirk Cousins exploiting soft middle coverage to struggles at the line of scrimmage and underwhelming special teams play that handed Vegas prime field position. Despite disappointment, promising signs emerge: Jacob Rodriguez tallies 14 tackles, Caleb Douglas matches a franchise debut receiving record, and rookies like Chris Johnson and Michael Taaffe show flashes of potential. Are these silver linings enough to keep Dolphins fans invested? With Jeff Hafley’s discipline-focused leadership and crucial matchups ahead—especially against the San Francisco 49ers—the focus shifts to player development and evaluating Miami’s new core as the franchise looks to build for the future.
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Dolphins Fall 27-13 to Raiders: Penalties, Sacks, Blown Chances Doom Miami 14.09.2026 1ชม. 2นาที

  The Miami Dolphins opened the Jeff Hafley era with a frustrating 27-13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the final score only tells part of the story. GRIES, Kyle Crabbs and Jeff Zgonina break down a Week 1 game filled with missed opportunities, costly penalties and protection problems. Miami's defense intercepted Kirk Cousins twice, while the return game repeatedly created favorable field position — including a spectacular 79-yard Jaylen Wright kickoff return — but the Dolphins continually failed to turn those opportunities into points. Malik Willis finished 15-of-27 for 222 yards with one interception, added 39 rushing yards and Miami's only touchdown, but was sacked five times for 35 yards. De'Von Achane was held to 36 rushing yards on 11 carries, while Caleb Douglas emerged as one of Miami's brightest offensive performers with 5 catches for 94 yards. Defensively, Miami's youth was tested. Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez led the Dolphins with 14 tackles, Chris Johnson recorded 11 tackles, a TFL and two passes defended, and young safeties Michael Taaffe and Dante Trader Jr. each intercepted Cousins.
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  The Miami Dolphins 2026 Record Prediction Show 11.09.2026 29นาที

  Miami Dolphins’ 2026 playoff hopes take a major hit as Kyle Crabbs predicts a challenging 5-12 season. Can Jeff Hafley's squad defy the odds with captains like Patrick Paul, Aaron Brewer, and Malik Willis leading the charge? Matchups against the San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, and Green Bay Packers loom large, while the offensive line and lack of depth raise concerns about overcoming powerhouse offenses led by Joe Burrow, Justin Jefferson, and Jared Goff. Crabbs breaks down the season into “no way,” “probably not,” “hey, it could happen,” and “we’re winning” buckets, shedding light on winnable clashes with the New York Jets and Las Vegas Raiders. New England Patriots’ Drake Maye, and unpredictable injury impacts spark debate about Miami’s path forward. Will the Dolphins steal a late upset—or is 2026 just the beginning of a rebuild?
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Can the New-Look Dolphins Shock the Raiders in Vegas? Miami’s Week 1 Preview 11.09.2026 59นาที

  The wait is over. The Jeff Hafley era officially begins Sunday as the Miami Dolphins head to Las Vegas for Week 1 against the Raiders — and this will be the first real look at one of the most dramatically rebuilt teams in the NFL. Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina for the official Dolphins Squad Show Week 1 pregame breakdown. Miami enters the season with a new head coach, a new starting quarterback in Malik Willis, roughly 35 players who were not active for the Dolphins in Week 1 last season, and young players being asked to take major roles immediately.
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  CROSSOVER THURSDAY | Trenches, Trenches, Trenches Will Decide Miami Dolphins vs. Las Vegas Raiders 10.09.2026 28นาที

  Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders kick off the 2026 NFL season with high-stakes uncertainty and fresh faces at Allegiant Stadium. Massive roster overhauls, new head coaches, and quarterback questions set the stage as Kirk Cousins leads the Raiders while Malik Willis takes charge for the Dolphins. With Brock Bowers sidelined due to a meniscus procedure, can Raiders weapons like Michael Mayer and Trey Tucker fill the void, or will De’Von Achane’s explosive run game for Miami tilt the advantage? Kyle Crabbs and Q Myers spotlight critical matchups in the trenches, highlight the significance of rookie wide receivers, and debate whether Miami’s revamped defense can slow down Ashton Jeanty and Mike Washington Jr. Can the Raiders establish a reliable run, or will Miami’s young playmakers shine on the big stage? Don’t miss this comprehensive breakdown of new beginnings, key injuries, and Week 1 chaos.
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  DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW: Miami Dolphins Week 1 Is HERE: Malik Willis Leads New-Look FINS Into Vegas 09.09.2026 1ชม.

  Week 1 is finally here for the Miami Dolphins. After an offseason of massive roster turnover, a new coaching staff, a new starting quarterback and one of the youngest rosters in the NFL, Jeff Hafley’s Dolphins are preparing for their first real test against the Las Vegas Raiders. Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs, former Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Jeff Zgonina, and Wes Goldberg to break down the biggest storylines heading into the season opener. Miami has selected its 2026 captains, with Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Aaron Brewer, Patrick Paul, Zach Sieler and Jordyn Brooks chosen to lead the team. Willis enters Week 1 not only as Miami’s new QB1, but as a captain voted in by his teammates — a strong sign of how quickly he has earned trust inside the Dolphins locker room.
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  Patrick Paul's Got Everyone In A Tizzy. 09.09.2026 28นาที

  Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Patrick Paul got everyone all stirred up for some reason while complimenting Raiders EDGE Maxx Crosby. Should folks be mad? Plus a look at the Dolphins' depth chart as we prepare for Week 1 in Las Vegas.
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  We're Scouting More Than Just The Players For The 2026 Miami Dolphins. 08.09.2026 28นาที

  Miami Dolphins face critical tests as Jeff Hafley’s coaching philosophy comes into focus. Are fourth-down aggression and dynamic game management the keys to unlocking this young roster’s potential? Kyle Crabbs breaks down Hafley’s strategic approach to analytics, situational football, and how the Dolphins will game-plan for Raiders’ standout Brock Bowers. The episode spotlights Miami’s leadership group—Malik Willis, Devon Achane, Aaron Brewer, Patrick Paul, Zach Sieler, and Jordan Brooks—while examining potential moves like targeting Darius Slayton to strengthen a developing receiver corps. With Zach Sieler shedding light on Miami’s youthful but mature locker room, the conversation explores how player energy and culture could define the Dolphins’ season. Will Hafley’s adjustments on fourth downs and player development tip the scales for Miami in the AFC?
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  I've Traveled Back In Time From Next Spring To Warn You Of The Miami Dolphins Debates To Come 07.09.2026 28นาที

  Miami Dolphins brace for a challenging 2026 season as cap space tightens and a difficult schedule looms—can Malik Willis and the young wide receiver corps outperform expectations? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins’ bold decision to rely on rising talents like Kadyn Proctor and Will Kacmarek, while debating the futures of Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler amidst swirling contract questions. Key talking points spotlight Miami’s five-win prediction, the evolving secondary under Jeff Hafley, and whether the Dolphins should target another quarterback or offensive lineman in the 2027 NFL Draft. The episode also examines wide receiver development, depth concerns in the secondary, and looming decisions on key veterans. Are the Dolphins winning too much for a top draft pick, or setting the stage for a future breakthrough? Don’t miss the fresh perspective on Miami’s potential in the ever-competitive AFC East.