In the 11th Two Old Dolphins podcast, Alex and Scott are back together discussing the Bears game at length. Alex talks about his trip to Columbia. Scott mentions hanging with dolphins on Saturday. Gase gives good press conferences,

In our newest podcast, Alex is out of the country on travel so in violation of the grumpy old man policy, Two Old Dolfans welcomes a UM Alumni and Millennial: Alejandro. Scott puts on his "Agile Coach" hat and gives some life advice to young Dolfans.

The challenge for the Dolphins was New England in Foxboro. The challenge for our hosts is to find as many positive things to talk about from that debacle as possible. They give a shout out to finheaven.com where there was some listener engagement last ...

Scott hears another podcast and it triggers an old memory. He and Alex tie their experience of witnessing a fight between a Dolphin and a Charger in the Jimmy Johnson era to the story on this week's episode of The Fish Tank podcast.

Alex and Scott are back for more to talk about our Dolphins beating the stinking Jets! We made the rookie look like a rookie. Josh Gordon. NFL Hall of Famers. More on good Tannehill, bad Tannehill and his partner in mediocrity; Adam Gase.

On the anniversary of 9/11, our Two Old Dolfans discuss Sunday's longest game in NFL history. Who's up, and who's down? How did our Dolphins pull out a win? Why? How do they compare to last year? More thoughts on Adam Gase, good Ryan, bad Ryan,

Miami Dolphins final roster and depth chart analysis

Scott and Alex talk about the Miami Dolphins first two preseason games and lead into the third.

Alex and Scott walk through the Dolphins 2018 season schedule. Stats, stories, and sarcasm abound as both predict wins and losses. Remember, they are old. Old sarcastic bastards don't drink the cool aid. What will the Dolphins record be at the end?

Alex and Scott share memories and thoughts about Tony Sparano after his passing. Then, they address the elephant on the field; the kneeling issue. They didn't want to talk about it, but the Dolphins forced them to with another national embarrassment.