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This week, Aaron is joined by DolphinsTalk Mike to preview the Dolphins' Week 7 encounter with the awful, disgusting, no good, stinkin' New York Jets. The guys discuss how a young Miami Dolphins football team could potentially go into the Meadowlands and find themselves coming home with their first victory of the season. What will be the keys to victory? What will be the mistakes to avoid? What is the #OneHotTake? Will they sing the song? Find out on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com! Sponsored by Kalshi! Kalshi is a prediction market where you can trade on the outcomes of real-world events, from sports to politics, entertainment, and more! Check out Kalshi and sign up using our exclusive link: http://kalshi.com/r/DOLPHINSTALK Promo Code: DOLPHINSTALK

With the Miami Dolphins coming off a bye in Week 6, Aaron and Josh return to the airwaves refreshed and ready to attack the final 12 weeks of the season. They first discuss the new that Wide Receiver Caleb Douglas has returned to practice before opening up the mailbag and answering questions from some of the members of DolphinsTalk Xtra. Want to get your question answered? Send us a SUPER CHAT or join us over at patreon.com/dolphinstalk, where you can become a member of DolphinsTalk Xtra for as little as $5/month! Lock in, folks! It's another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

The Miami Dolphins are 5/5: five games played & five games lost. On Sunday, the Dolphins defense was punctured time and time again by Samaje Perine, Joe Burrow used his elite pocket awareness to avoid the Dolphins' neutralized pass rush, and Ja'Marr Chase did Ja'Marr Chase things. Additionally, the Dolphins' special teams unit continued its streak of poor play. Add that with Malik Willis's carelessness with the football and the result was a 31-24 Bengals victory. Aside from turning the ball over, Malik Willis also seemed in over his head, struggling to hit open receivers and read the field. But it wasn't all bad news for the Dolphins offense, as Wills's athletic ability lead to some big runs, which complemented Ollie Gordon's efficient running. Still, the Dolphins look miles away from being a truly competitive NFL team. Aaron and Josh are back to talk about all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

The Miami Dolphins return home in Week 5 to take on a Cincinnati Bengals team that many people had high expectations for. Unfortunately for the Bengals, it has not been a great start to the season. Cincinnati comes to Miami with a 2-2 record on the back of consecutive losses to the Jaguars and Steelers and their only wins are over the currently winless Houston Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Add to that the likely absence of star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and the Dolphins might be looking at a big opportunity to earn their first win on Sunday. With Aaron the Brain out of action this week, Josh is joined by Matt Lombardo of BetweenTheHashmarks.com to take a look at matchups for this game. Plus, Matt gives his thoughts on the Dolphins at the quarter pole of the 2026 season and shares what he thinks of the team's rookie class. They also discuss early MVP favorites and try to determine whether NFL referees actually ARE calling more penalties or if it's just an illusion. All of this and more on another fun-filled episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

Another game, another loss for the Miami Dolphins. As most expected, the Dolphins struggled to get much going on offense on Sunday, as the Minnesota Vikings' aggressive defense cause Malik Willis headaches all day long. The Dolphins' QB struggled to cope with the various looks and blitzes Brian Flores' unit threw at him, but the offensive line managed as best they could. Their greatest success came in the run game where Olli Gordon had an impactful day, but the offense as a whole didn't manage much else at all. The defense had a better showing, with Zach Sieler coming up with a couple of big sacks and Chop Robinson regularly bringing pressure against a beat-up Vikings' offensive line. But, after struggling for most of the first three quarters, Kyler Murray finally found his rhythm in the fourth quarter and consistently hooked up with tight end TJ Hockenson, whose big day kept the Vikings moving, even if they couldn't find the end zone. Five field goals were still enough to beat the Dolphins on Sunday. Elsewhere, the Dolphins' special teams continued to struggle, with penalties and explosive opponent returns doing significnt damage in a game that proved to be very close. Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

The Miami Dolphins will have their hands full once again in Week 4 as, for the fourth consecutive week, they take on an unbeaten opponent. This time, they head to Minneapolis to take on the Vikings. Kevin O'Connell's team has had a herky-jerky start to the season, losing starting QB Kyler Murray to a concussion early in Week 1 which caused him to miss Week 2 as well. Then, when Murray returned in Week 3, star wide receiver Justin Jefferson injured his ankle. While the Vikings' offense is something of an unknown quantity due to the injuries, their defense has been every bit as tenacious as the league has come to expect, with Defensive Coordinator and former Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores sending a blitz on nearly 70% of defensive snaps. The Dolphins meanwhile are coming off their best showing of the young season, holding the Kansas City Chiefs to within a single score until late in their Week 3 matchup. Miami has injury woes of their own, having lost star running back De'Von Achane to season-ending ACL injury, but they showed a firy spirit and will hope that the lessons learned thus far can lead the way to a surprising result on the road in Week 4. Aaron and JOsh are back to discuss all of this an more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

IT'S A (moral) VICTORY MONDAY! The 0-3 Miami Dolphins played their best game of the season so far on Sunday, but ultimately didn't have the horses to compete with the Kansas City Chiefs, falling 24-10 in their home opener. While the team, particularly its youngest players, showed promise, it ended up being a costly game, as the team lost star running back De'Von Achane for the rest of the season to a torn ACL in the first quarter. Still, it was a brighter day than most this season. On today's show, Aaron and Josh are back to discuss: 🐬 Improvement from Malik Willis 🐬 Consistent impact from Jacob Rodriguez 🐬 Ollie Mania 🐬 Chris Bell's Good Day 🐬 The ups and downs of a young roster 🐬 How the Dolphins handle the absence of Achane We've got all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW here at DolphinsTalk.com!

With their season-opening west coast trip behind them, the Miami Dolphins return to Hard Rock Stadium for their home opener. Unfortunately for them, the schedule doesn't really let up as Patrick Mahomes and the 2-0 Kansas City Chiefs come to town. What can the Dolphins do to matchup with the Chiefs on both sides of the ball? Can their defense slow down the multi-faceted Kansas City offense? Can the offense consistently move the ball against Steve Spagnuolo's masterful defense? Will the Hard Rock Stadium crowd provide the Dolphins with some much-needed home cooking? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

Most reasonable people expected the Miami Dolphins to lose big to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL Season and, to the surprise of none of those people, the Miami Dolphins did, in fact, lose big to the San Francisco 49ers. The Dolphins ended up on the short end of a 35-13 scoreline. After keeping the game close in the first half, the Dolphins were exposed in the 3rd quarter when the 49ers effectively put the game to bed. Was it all bad? Was there improvement anywhere? Was there reason for optimism? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss it all on another episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

After a disappointing debut in Week 1, Jeff Hafley's Miami Dolphins travel to Santa Clara, California in Week 2 to take on the San Francisco 49ers. San Francisco arrives at their home opener fresh off a dominant 27-7 victory over the LA Rams in Australia. The 49ers essentially had their way with the Rams, limiting their offense and abusing their defense. So how do the Dolphins match up with Kyle Shanahan's team? In a word, poorly. What must the Dolphins do to make Sunday's contest competitive? Can the players who disappointed in Week 1 bounce back? Can the players who started well keep it up? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all of this an more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

SODS - 420 - Dolphins Vanquished in Vegas by The Same Old Dolphins Show

The time for prognostication is just about over. Real Miami Dolphins football finally arrives back in our lives this Sunday at 4:25 PM EST as the Dolphins head to Sin City to take on Head Coach Klint Kubiak, Maxx Crosby, Kirk Cousins, Ashton Jeanty, and the rest of the Las Vegas Raiders in the first official game of the Jon-Eric Sullivan/Jaff Hafley era. What are the keys going to be for the Dolphins on either side of the ball in order to win? Can this young Dolphins' defense step up? Can the Dolphins' new-look offensive line provide running lanes and pass protection? How does Jeff Hafley scheme things up on defense? What does Bobby Slowik have in store for the offensive gameplan? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss all of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

Aaron and Josh are back for one last show before getting into the normal regular season cadence. While the outlook for the Dolphins' 2026 season is generally considered to be pretty bleak, the guys have decided to focus this episode on reasons for Dolphins fans to be optimistic. They zoom out to outline their thoughts and point to the bright spots that lie ahead for the Miami Dolphins. What are the things YOU are looking forward to? Let us know in the comments!

Training camp has wrapped up for the Miami Dolphins and the team celebrated by trading wide receiver Tutu Atwell to the Los Angeles Rams. But, of course, the big news is that they'll welcome their former QB1 Tua Tagovailoa back to Hard Rock Stadium for their preseason finale this weekend. After that, it's time for Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan to make some cuts. Who's gonna miss out and who's gonna make the cut? Aaron and Josh are back to discuss on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!

Aaron and Josh are back to break down Miami’s preseason performance against the Washington Commanders and how those data points align with what was gleaned from the reports out of Thursday’s joint practice with the Giants, separating encouraging signs from legitimate concerns. They discuss Malik Willis’ promising start, Caleb Douglas’ emergence, mounting questions along the offensive line, the team’s lack of depth, and the return of Chris Bell. Looking ahead, they identify the young players and position battles they’ll be watching most closely as the Dolphins continue their preseason this Saturday against the New York Giants. All of this and more on another fun episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!