Hour 4 kicks off with Miami Dolphins rookie camp beginning tomorrow, as Omar Kelly joins the show to set expectations for what fans should watch when the new class takes the field for the first time. He breaks down where key rookies could fit into the roster and highlights several open starting jobs, especially on the defensive side, as Miami begins sorting out its depth chart heading into training camp. The conversation also explores the broader media landscape, including whether negativity drives coverage and if Miami sports talk performs better when the Dolphins are struggling. Later, Ross Tucker joins to revisit the Dolphins draft strategy, explaining why the team is trying to build like the Green Bay Packers and weighing concerns about first-round pick Kadyn Proctor while praising the upside of rookies Jacob Rodriguez and Kyle Louis. He also sets realistic expectations for next season, noting Miami may not be a playoff team but will prioritize development — especially for quarterback Malik Willis — as the organization evaluates how long he should get to prove he can be the long-term answer
