Drive Time: Kenneth Grant Analysis and Daniel Jeremiah Joins

Travis closes out the week with NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah on Malik Willis and the Dolphins 2026 draft. Plus, Travis is breaking down Kenneth Grant's rookie film and what lies ahead for the young DT. To close it out, KG joins the show.

After a whirlwind free agency Travis tells you his five picks to click for the Dolphins in 2026 and beyond. Plus, a deep dive into the Packers WR draft history in the second round and Jon-Eric Sullivan's connection to it, and what we can glean from the 2026 crop.

Travis is back to finish up the free agency analysis reports. Ben Sims and Charie Heck are up today. Plus, Travis examines free agency across the league, places teams in categories, and explains why the Dolphins land in the smart and sensible bucket.

Travis is in the film room breaking down four Dolphins additions to the defensive backfield in Darrell Baker, Alex Austin, Zayne Anderson, Marco Wilson. Plus, thinking out loud about pick 30 in the NFL Draft, the wide receiver class and how the Jaylen Waddle trade further shapes the future of the Dolphins football team.

The free agent podcasts roll on as Travis breaks down the games of Robert Beal Jr. and David Objabo and the latter joins Travis for an exclusive chat. Plus, all the ramifications of the Jaylen Waddle trade.

The free agency review episodes continue as Travis talked with wide receiver Jalen Tolbert and safety Lonnie Johnson. Plus, we'll dive into the film and tell you what they bring to the Dolphins.

The free agent analysis podcasts continue as Travis breaks down the film of the Dolphins new edge, Joshua Uche, wide receiver Tutu Atwell, and offensive linemen Jamaree Salyer. Uche and Atwell join Travis for a quick chat on the free agency process, joining the Phins and talking some ball.

Malik Willis makes his Drive Time debut as he talks his skill set, his mentality, and his approach to his new role in Miami. Plus, an in-depth Greg Dulcich breakdown, some general FA thoughts, and what could an all defense, or an all-offense, draft look like for the Dolphins?