The Pod

Lee and Simon are back to discuss a narrow 15-10 defeat to the Vikings.
They chat about the spirited performance on Defense, despite the inability to get off the field in the 4th quarter.
"Willis Watch" continues and it's fair to wonder if the fan base are getting restless, or maybe it's too early to judge?
We discuss the one big positive on Offense in Ollie Gordon, and whether it's time to get the other Malik more involved.

It's week 4 and the Dolphins play their fourth consecutive undefeated team, this time it's at the Minnesota Vikings.
There are important questions for Lee and Simon to answer in this episode...what does the running game look like without Achane, can the O-Line stop the Vikings formidable pass rush, and can Malik Willis take the next step?
Do you agree with the lads, let us know?

Lots of talking points for Lee and Simon this week, as there are signs of some green shoots appearing despite another loss.
Achane is done for the season and we discuss whether this means a change in offensive identity. Some of the rookies saw an increase in playing time, Bell in particular, and we also chat about the defense keeping the game close with an encouraging performance - a pick from J-Rod and the emergence of their new lock down corner, Chris Johnson.
Plus, "Willis Watch" returns, and was he actually any good?
All that and more, right here!

We head towards the home opener for the Dolphins this week and it's an anticipated match up against the Chiefs.
Do the Dolphins have a chance of getting something out of what looks like a formidable game, and how will they do it?
Is the September South Florida Sun still an advantage and can it help the Dolphins this week? In the first half of the week 2 game, there were tentative signs of an improvement in some areas, and we look forward to seeing to what extent that continues in week 3.
Plus, we look at game ticket prices, and the part the fans at Hard Rock Stadium can play in helping the team.

Lee and Simon are back to chew the fat over the week 2 loss to the 49ers.
We discuss a reasonable first half performance, through to a complete collapse in the second
Plus, we highlight some areas of his game that Malik Willis needs to clean up (not his cleats) and talk about the need for the Offense to finish drives.