This is drive time with Travis Wingfield.

What is up Dolph fans?

And welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host Travis Wingfield.

And on today's show, we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.

Now we're going to do it today as well by hearing of some of the alumni that will be out there for the game on Sunday. O.J. McDuffie, my guy, Juice. Richmond Webb and John Offerdahl all join me, plus the week 16 picks across the National Football League from the Baptist Health Studios. Inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, this is the drive time First. Joining us today here on the Drive Time podcast is we try not to play favorites, but I'm going to do it anyway here. My favorite of the entire Dolphins alumni, good friend of mine, friend of the podcast, co-worker for a long time, OJ. McDuffie, Juice. How we do? Welcome back in the drive time, man.

Man, oh, man. It's been too long, man. You know, it's amazing that as many times if I've driven beside you, you know, I don't get on the drive time a lot, man. That's a mess, Travis. We've got to work on that, bro. I agree wholeheartedly. I feel like it's been a long time since you and I have done something like this.

It's usually, you know, the big dog with us, Big Seth, and then the fish tank is cruising along right now.

I enjoy your guys' content, jump on from time to time. And, you know, I'm sure you guys are diving into this this week as well as the Miami Dolphins are. 60th anniversary of the organization right back in 1966,

kicking off with the Joe hour touchdown run

back in the opening game I want to just first start with this with you juice because we're

celebrating the alumni this weekend just tell us about how great this alumni is because I you're

a huge part of it I you know I rub elbows with Nat Moore all the time and he's got this this

roll of decks of list of guys that can come on the show and help us out. And just so many guys connected. How special is this

alumni to you? Honestly, Travis, there's no better alumni association when it comes to, and then we're

not necessarily an association, but alumni group when it comes to NFL or other sports than the Miami Dolphins.

Honestly, there's probably, you know, I don't know how many 100 plus guys that actually

live down here still, always continuously in the community, always doing things when the

current players can do it, the alumni guys, they step up.

And then we've got the best owner of Mr. Ross, who provides a suite

for us every single game that holds about 60 to 70 people for every home game, you know,

a suite that they could sell easily and make a lot of money off of, but they still give it to us

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