Drive Time - Jakeem Grant Joins to Talk Offseason

Part 2 of Kyle Crabb's Drive Time appearance takes a look at Tua Tagovailoa's future, where he can get better and how the team can excel around him. Plus, how the offense can finish strong in 2024, expectations for Anthony Weaver's scheme and a whole bunch of draft talk including mock scenarios, trades up and down and who Travis and Kyle fancy at both pick 21 and 55.

Part 1 of a comprehensive look at the Dolphins State of the Union. Travis and Kyle discuss the offseason approach, the use of void years, adding depth to create draft day flexibility, how the Dolphins are better, where the question marks still exist and how Miami can address them. You don't want to miss this one!!

The last of our positional previews for the 2024 NFL Draft is here with Ryan Roberts of Rise And Draft and Ryan Fowler of Bleacher Report. We take a look at the Dolphins set up at linebacker and tight end, and which prospects could make those rooms even better.

Fans of the trenches pull up a seat. We are focusing exclusively this episode on the line starting with Dane Brugler of the Athletic and the tackle class. Who makes sense at 21? Developmental pieces later on and everything in between. Plus, Dante Collinelli from The 33rd Team joins to break down the interior line.

Travis and his guest (Simon Clancy, 3 Yards Per Carry) breakdown the Dolphins offseason, how they've built a roster that allows maximum draft flexibility, and the many options it presents the Fins. Plus, a full breakdown on the class of safeties. Who makes sense for Miami? What would best pair with Jevon Holland? That, and much, much more!

A busy BONUS edition of the Drive Time podcast brings you an episode on a Tuesday. We're recapping everything Chris Grier said at his Tuesday press conference. Plus, Jon Ledyard joins us to break down the 2024 cornerback class, Miami's addition of Kendall Fuller, the flexibility of many slots and much, much more!!

Previewing a pair of draft positions with Emory Hunt of CBS Sports HQ (running backs) and E.J. Snyder from Bootleg Football (defensive tackles). The discussion continues with the current make up of those groups for the Dolphins and what fans can look forward to in next week's draft, and the 2024 season.

Taking a look at one of the deepest position groups in this year's draft, PFF's Trevor Sikkema breaks it all down through a Dolphins lens. What can we expect from new DC Anthony Weaver in terms of body and play style? How does Miami's current roster impact their draft strategy. Plus, Travis talks about throwing motions, Erik Ezukanma and the RB room.