Change is in the air — again — in Miami. 🐬

In this fiery episode of Fish Tank LIVE, O.J. McDuffie and Seth Levit dive into the shocking midseason shake-up that sent long-time Dolphins GM Chris Grier packing. Joining the conversation are Douglie DoWrong, the king of Dolphins YouTube, and producer The Legendary Sevach, as the crew breaks down what the move really means for Mike McDaniel, Tua Tagovailoa, and the future of the franchise.

From the failures of the 2020 draft to the fallout of the trade deadline and the lingering question of whether this team is still trying to compete down the stretch, the guys don’t hold back. Douglie explains why he “tried to tell you” Grier wouldn’t make it to season’s end, Sevach rewinds to the 2018 draft and the one that got away (Lamar Jackson!), and Juice traces the Dolphins’ endless cycle of starting over.

Hosted by O.J. McDuffie & Seth Levit

Featuring Douglie DoWrong & The Legendary Sevach

Presented by Van Horn Law Group & CasaBella Design Group

Theme Song: The Honorable SoLo D

Former Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Jeff Zgonina dives headfirst into The Fish Tank with Juice and Seth — and holds nothing back. From postgame tailgates with Junior Seau to the chaos inside the Dolphins’ legendary D-line room, Zgonina dishes out hilarious, brutally honest stories from his 17-year NFL career.

Hear how Jeff’s “bunch of degenerates” — including Jason Taylor, Tim Bowens, Larry Chester, Matt Roth. and others — balanced dominance on the field with pure comedy off of it. He also opens up about life under Dave Wannstedt and Nick Saban, the reality of chasing 17 NFL seasons, and how his competitive fire now fuels rodeo bulls and show dogs.

Edited by Sevach Melton. Theme song created and performed by The Honorable SoLo D.

The Fish Tank is presented by:

Van Horn Law Group

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After a rollercoaster few weeks in Miami, The Fish Tank LIVE feels like a winning locker room again!

O.J. McDuffie and Seth Levit are joined by Travis Wingfield, host of the Drive Time podcast, and The Legendary Sevach to break down the Dolphins’ bounce-back victory and the sudden shift in energy around the team.

The crew dives deep into:

• Frank Smith’s move to the sidelines and how it changed the offense overnight.
• Jordan Brooks’ monster performance, earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors.
• The emergence of Patrick Paul and Jonah Savaiinaea on the offensive line.
• Trade deadline rumors surrounding Bradley Chubb, Jalen Phillips, and Tua Tagovailoa.
• And yes — Travis Wingfield’s long-overdue birthday appearance and his famous Mountain Dew debt!

Plus, Seth tries to make amends for showing up empty-handed, Juice breaks down the Dolphins’ “Thunder & Lightning” run game, and Sevach keeps things rolling behind the scenes.

Hosted by: O.J. McDuffie & Seth Levit

Featuring: Travis Wingfield & The Legendary Sevach

Presented by: Van Horn Law Group & CasaBella Design Group

Juice and Seth are back for another Fish Tank LIVE, joined by Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins and producer The Legendary Sevach, for a fiery breakdown of the Miami Dolphins’ latest low point — a blowout loss in Cleveland.

Perkins doesn’t hold back, calling for organizational change from top to bottom, while O.J. and Big Seth push back on the idea of benching Tua Tagovailoa. The guys go deep on Tua’s struggles and confidence, Mike McDaniel’s leadership, the locker room’s mindset, and how much blame falls on Chris Greer and the front office.

Seth Levit takes O.J. McDuffie back to Sunday Night Football, 1997, when the Dolphins faced the Buccaneers at the old "Big Sombrero." Joined by former Bucs intern and longtime NFL PR pro Zack Bolno, Seth tells the hilarious story of his most embarrassing sideline moment — a bright green hat, relentless Tampa fans, and a setup he never saw coming. Another classic Big Seth’s Big Adventure inside The Fish Tank.

The Fish Tank is presented by:

Van Horn Law Group

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CasaBella Design Group

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Juice and Seth return to Fish Tank LIVE alongside Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins, Fish Tank partner Chad Van Horn, and producer Sevach for a fiery episode that pulls no punches after the Miami Dolphins’ latest loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

The crew dives deep into Tua Tagovailoa’s polarizing postgame comments, which sparked headlines and locker-room tension, as Chris Perkins calls out the quarterback’s recurring communication issues and tone-deaf moments. O.J. and Seth weigh in on the ripple effect across the team, while Chad keeps the conversation grounded inside the Van Horn Law Group Legal Zone.

From the Dolphins’ collapsing run defense to questions about leadership at the top, to Perkins’ candid assessment of whether Mike McDaniel and Chris Greer still have the answers, this episode has it all — accountability, frustration, and a dash of hope.

Edited by Sevach Melton. Theme song created and performed by The Honorable SoLo D.

The Fish Tank is presented by:

Van Horn Law Group

https://www.vanhornlawgroup.com/

CasaBella Design Group

https://casabelladg.com/

The Miami Dolphins are reeling after their loss to the Carolina Panthers — and Sun Sentinel columnist Chris Perkins dives in with Juice and Seth and is calling for BIG changes.

O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, Chris Perkins, Chad Van Horn, and Sevach break down:

• Why Perkins says Mike McDaniel & Chris Greer shouldn’t return
• The Dolphins’ run defense collapse and front seven struggles
• Tua Tagovailoa’s late-game failures and expectations in crunch time
• Who could step in if Miami makes a coaching change

Don’t miss this unfiltered conversation in the Van Horn Law Group Legal Zone.

Step into the wild world of 1980s Miami Dolphins football with Chip Namias, who served as the team’s Director of Publicity from 1982–1986. In this unforgettable episode, Chip joins O.J. and Seth in The Fish Tank to dish out raw, hilarious, and jaw-dropping stories from the sidelines and the front office.

From Dan Marino’s rookie season to Don Shula’s fury after the Snowplow Game, Chip gives you the unfiltered truth about what really happened behind the scenes. He even breaks down the time the team's general manager disappeared for months—and no one said a word.