The Pod

Lee and Simon are back after the bye week to preview the Dolphins visit to MetLife Stadium to take on the Jets in the annual MetLife Takeover game.
First up, the lads talk about the new kicker and speculate on why the team opted to sign Zane Gonzalez and not Justin Tucker. Then it's onto the Jets preview, and what the Dolphins game plan should look like if they are to grab their first win of the season.
They also discuss Simon's trip to New York to see the game in person, and Lee's impending trip to Miami to watch back to back home games against the Patriots and Lions.

Lee and Simon have returned home safely from the official Miami Dolphins watch party in London and are back to pick apart the latest loss, this time to the Bengals.
There's the usual "Willis Watch", the performance of the Defense, and a general look at the few positives of the season so far.
We end the show talking about the watch party, how it was great to see some old faces and meet new ones, and have a great evening despite the final score.

The Fins return to home to Hard Rock Stadium still searching for their first win of the season as the Bengals prowl into town.
With injury doubts over Chase, Higgins and Burrow, is this the key to a Dolphins win, or will their participation result in another loss?
Lee and Simon also discuss how the Offense can get on track, and discuss why it is time for Malik Willis to step up.

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?