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Dolphins talk with draft-room teeth.
3 Yards Per Carry is Dolphins talk built around evaluation more than vibes. Its rotating shows move from mock drafts and prospect traits to Q&A, wrestling, UFC pricing, golf, and Miami sports mood swings.
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3 Yards Per Carry is Dolphins coverage with the habits of a draft room and the temperament of a message board that reads the tape. The show is built around Miami, but its most useful moments come when the panel slows a rumor, pick, prospect, or roster decision down and asks what it actually costs. Recent episodes are deep in 2026 NFL Draft work. Offensive tackles, centers, guards, safeties, quarterbacks, edge options, and interior line prospects all get sorted through board position, measurables, injury context, role projection, and scheme fit. A player is rarely just liked or disliked. He is weighed against the pick slot, the position room, the Dolphins’ timeline, and the alternative that might still be available later. That gives the feed a practical edge. It is fan talk, but it is not casual background noise. Scouting the Fins brings mock-draft structure and pick-by-pick second guessing. OnlyFins Q&A gives the show a live-room pulse, especially when Dolphins moves or trade logic need immediate interpretation. The Low Redzone episodes add broader prospect scouting conversations with detailed board language and repeated attention to physical thresholds. The Off Season loosens the format without leaving the same argumentative muscle behind. Miami sports frustration, professional wrestling, UFC ticket prices, the Masters, and the New York Mets can sit beside Dolphins draft planning in the same hour. The show is comfortable getting irritated when a narrative feels lazy. It is also willing to revise a point when the board state changes. That mix makes it useful for listeners who enjoy confident takes but still want the reasoning underneath them. The energy is brisk and local. The vocabulary assumes football literacy. For Dolphins fans who care about the difference between a good player and the right player at the right price, 3 Yards Per Carry has the right kind of obsession.
Made for: For Miami Dolphins fans who follow roster construction, prospect traits, mock drafts, and local sports chatter closely enough to enjoy the argument behind the answer.
What sets it apart: The feed blends Dolphins fandom with board-based scouting logic, moving from live Q&A to prospect breakdowns to looser off-season culture without dropping the personnel lens.
CK, Simon and Alfredo provide wisdom and wit on the Miami Dolphins-intensive podcast on the Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports)
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A Dolphins-first NFL show for serious Miami fans who want roster talk, draft context, and position-level scouting.
3 Yards Per Carry - Miami Dolphins is a Dolphins-first NFL room on the Sports beat. Chris, Alf, and Simon keep the wider league conversation tied to Miami's roster needs, which gives the show a clear lane: less score reaction, more argument about what the team should do next.
Dolphins roster arguments become your draft homework, down to boundary-corner penalties and day-three safety bets.
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A board session with real names, clear traits, and enough bite to stay useful.
Simon Trancy and Carl Krause finish out the position groups by spending time on tackles, centers, guards, and safeties. The best stretch is the tackle board, where they work through Francis Malinoa, Spencer Fano, Caden Proctor, Monroe Freeling, Blake Miller, and Max Ihanachor,…
A dueling three-round mock draft that keeps the Dolphins' board decisions front and center.
The episode keeps a tidy shape by turning a dueling three-round mock draft into a real working session. Two hosts start at No. 11, run through the Dolphins' seven picks in the top 100, and use each turn to test what happens when one name goes off the board before another.
A Dolphins Q&A Live centered on roster value, draft timing, and the front office's clock.
This Dolphins Q&A Live stays locked on roster value, draft timing, and whether Jalen Waddle makes sense as a move if the first-round return lines up with the timeline.
A sharp Dolphins quarterback discussion that cares more about translation than raw tools.
The episode stays on the quarterback board and keeps the focus on Dolphins fit, with talk about pocket translation, pressure response, and whether a big-trait passer can handle the league when it asks for pocket answers.
Draft talk that weighs age, second-contract risk, and Parker's profile together.
The piece keeps its focus on the draft-room questions that matter: where the edge rusher fits, how age changes the conversation, and how second-contract risk shapes the price.
A brisk Dolphins draft discussion built around combine chatter, interviews, and positional value.
The episode keeps its focus on combine talk, interviews, and the way teams sort through prospects. Carson Beck draws the most attention, with his interview work and whiteboard handling read as real positives, even if his arm consistency still raises a flag.
A practical Dolphins draft discussion that weighs Michael Taffy's upside, limits, and special teams value.
This episode is strongest when it keeps the Dolphins draft talk grounded. The Michael Taffy section stands out because it stays practical: pace, intensity, versatility, special teams value, and the limits of his frame and range all get a fair hearing.
Dolphins talk that widens into hockey, politics, and online backlash.
This episode starts with Dolphins talk, then opens out into Florida Panthers momentum and the Team USA backlash. The strongest stretch comes when the hosts circle around online outrage and the gap between what people say they are reacting to and what they are actually reacting…
Daily Bills roster logic, pick by pick.
Simon Trancy and Carl Krause use this Miami Dolphins draft show to rank 2026 offensive tackles, guards, centers, and safeties with a heavy emphasis on specific player fits.
This episode discusses the Miami Dolphins, the absence of Miami Heat and Panthers from the playoffs, and upcoming events like WrestleMania and the NFL draft.
The draft board takes over.
The show opens on the April 13, 2026 live Q&A on the OnlyFans/Miami Dolphins Discord server and quickly zeroes in on the NFL draft, which is ten days away.
Taylen Green is the upside swing.
The clip opens midstream in an edge board debate.
The hosts discuss their ongoing NFL draft series, focusing on offensive and defensive linemen, and preview their upcoming mock draft.
Hosts discuss Miami Dolphins, NFL draft, and other sports and pop culture topics in an action-packed offseason show.
Host Alf discusses Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Halfley's press conference and team attendance in a Q&A format for fans.
Host Simon Clancy and guest Kyle Krabs discuss Jamod McCoy's pro day workout and its implications for the NFL draft.
Hosts discuss Miami Dolphins draft prospects and critique recent mock drafts, focusing on wide receivers.
The hosts discuss the upcoming NFL draft's wide receiver class and its implications for the Miami Dolphins after trading Jalen Waddell.
Hosts discuss the Miami Dolphins, NFL, and tangents about baseball and pop culture.
A Q&A session discussing Miami Dolphins offseason moves, including free agency and potential trades, with analysis from the hosts.
Hosts break down tight end prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft for the Miami Dolphins, discussing scheme fit and draft strategy.
Hosts discuss the Miami Dolphins' draft strategy, focusing on quarterback prospects and potential trade scenarios.
Hosts discuss their 40th episode milestone and analyze a mock draft for the Miami Dolphins.
A live Q&A show for Miami Dolphins fans discussing the Miami Hurricanes Pro Day and player draft prospects.
Simon Clancy and Kyle Krabs discuss the Miami Dolphins' recent trade for an extra first-round pick and their draft strategy.
The hosts discuss the Miami Dolphins trading Jalen Waddell to the Denver Broncos and how the resulting draft picks could be used to bolster the offensive line.
Hosts discuss the Jalen Waddell trade and its implications for the Miami Dolphins' draft strategy and quarterback situation.
Hosts discuss the Jalen Waddell trade from the Miami Dolphins to the Denver Broncos and its implications for the team's draft strategy.
The host explains his annual quarterback score list for the Miami Dolphins, detailing the scoring system and timing of its release.
The hosts discuss how NFL free agency has impacted the first-round draft market, focusing on the Raiders' moves and implications for the Dolphins.
The hosts discuss the start of the 2026 NFL free agency period, including the release of Tua Tagovailoa and trade of Minkah Fitzpatrick, and promote their Only Fins subscription service.
Hosts discuss Miami Dolphins offseason news, NFL topics, and pop culture, with a focus on fan interaction via Discord.
The hosts kick off the ninth season of their Miami Dolphins and NFL podcast, discussing the absence of Simon Clancy due to time zone differences and promoting his other draft-related show.
This episode discusses the Miami Dolphins' recent moves during the NFL free agency tampering period, including trading Minka Fitzpatrick and signing Malik Willis, while addressing fan reactions and promoting the show's Discord community.
This episode focuses on scouting the 2026 offensive tackle class for the Miami Dolphins, transitioning from defensive analysis to offensive line evaluation.
This episode discusses insights from the NFL combine, including player interviews, RAS scores, and recent trades, with a focus on transitioning from combine analysis to draft preparation.
The hosts discuss the Miami Dolphins offseason, their new YouTube presence, and the Florida Panthers' struggling hockey season.
The March 3, 2026, show opens as a re-record after the ad-heavy start.
Michael Taffy is the question.
19-6 is the target.
Hosts discuss the NFL Combine week, including prospects skipping events and the future of the Combine, with a focus on the Miami Dolphins.
The board turns to cornerbacks.
Draft season is here.
Eight years feels like 800.
Malik Willis is not the problem here.