Jason Taylor is back with the Dolphins — in the radio booth
The Miami Dolphins may be moving their radio home down the dial, but most of their broadcast team remains the same.
Joe Rose, Jimmy Cefalo and Bob Griese will return to call Miami games on WQAM 560-AM this season as they have the past few years on WINZ 940-AM.
Miami games will also be simulcast on 99.9-FM.
The biggest change to the radio broadcast comes during the preseason as Jason Taylor joins Rose and Cefalo in the booth.
Dick Stockton will once again center the Dolphins’ preseason broadcasts with Griese and Nat Moore. Kim Bokamper will provide television sideline reports during the preseason and join the radio team during the regular season.
.@MiamiDolphins announce 2016 broadcast teams for TV & radio #NFL #Dolphins #FinsOn4 https://t.co/9zIl0GNnQN
— 560 WQAM (@560WQAM) August 2, 2016
Three of Miami’s four preseason games will be shown locally on CBS-4; the Atlanta preseason game will be on NBC.
With the Dolphins moving back to WQAM, the station plans for an extended pre- and postgame show as well as a halftime show.
The WQAM pregame show will feature Curtis Stevenson and Channing Crowder. Kevin Rogers hosts the halftime show with Orlando Alzugaray and Troy Stradford postgame.
The Dolphins’ Spanish broadcasts return to ESPN Deportes 1210-AM with Raul Striker Jr. and Eduardo Martell on the call.
This story was originally published August 2, 2016 at 10:02 AM with the headline "Jason Taylor is back with the Dolphins — in the radio booth."