Ah, yes, we roll into the second hour of the show, and I welcome a new set of faces along with me.

Faces and voices, I guess I should say, since it is radio and video.

I'm Sean Steyers, and I am joined by Vince Diderio and Bobby Hensley, as Jesse scoots on out.

How's everybody doing today?

You know, it's always a surprise on Mondays when Bobby shows up.

Every single week, I forget that he's going to be on.

I think that's more about you than it does me.

I didn't say it was a pleasant surprise. I just said, I forget every week, every week.

That's a nice shirt you got on. I like that.

Let's go. What's that? I like your shirt. Well, thank you. It's, it's track season. Got to be ready to roll.

It's one of the best schools I ever went to. It's where I learned all my good information.

You didn't spend any time in the dean's office? No, no. I flew under the radar as much as possible. Kind of like now. That's fair. Yes, as long as you don't leave your mic open, you get to fly under the radar. I don't know what you guys were talking about, but it was an exciting moment over there in the chat. The YouTube chat lit up right away. Hot Mike, hot Mike. Everyone was hoping someone gets said, nothing really bad. Dang it. Well, Bobby, you know, as the resident Miami Dolphins fan, you know, we come into this. No Tua. Malik Willis. Oh, boy. Guy now. Like, where are you, uh, where are you on all this? How are you feeling about right now? Uh, a change needed to be made. I don't know if Malik is the right move, but it's going to be Green Bay South in Miami now with their old assistant general manager taking over as a GM for the Dolphins bringing in Malik Willett like they're just there's a connection.

Yeah. I think it's a good sign. You need a quarterback and they need. Did you get one?

I was looking at this way trying to be optimistic. I think he had a good time filling in in Green Bay.

And he got thrown out so early in his career that maybe he's mature. He's learned. He's going to be better than he was. He's evolving. I don't

think he's reached his ceiling yet, maybe. And I think that his floor is still above or two of us.

I just, I don't understand. Do the dolphins really think that this is going to help them win more games?

Because Tyree Kill is also now gone.

So you've got Tua and Tyreek Hill both gone.

You're eating almost $100 million in dead money now against the salary cap for releasing Tua after the league here began.

So it just feels like, okay, if you really didn't want him that much and your goal is to

potentially, you know, what, get a better draft pick next year, just keep him around for one

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