The Miami Dolphins became the eighth NFL team looking for a new head coach when they dismissed Mike McDaniel after four seasons on the job. The Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins fired former head coach Mike McDaniel earlier in the week, but it’s safe to assume the offensive guru won’t be out of work for long.
The Dolphins are suddenly without a head coach after firing Mike McDaniel on Thursday. The team also doesn’t have a full-time general manager, but it appears that’s about to change.
The Dolphins brought an end to the Mike McDaniel era with Thursday’s firing. The move came as a surprise to McDaniel, who previously informed his staff that he’d continue as the Dolphins’ head coach, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com says.
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Falcons Set to Interview Dolphins DC Soon There appears to be a real possibility that, on top of their currently vacant head coach and general manager positions, the Miami Dolphins will be in need of a defensive coordinator this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel on Thursday, and he is widely expected to get interviews for a head coach job or an offensive coordinator role.
Hours after the Dolphins bailed on a potential plan to give Mike McDaniel a fifth season as head coach, the experienced play-caller is drawing offensive coordinator interest.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Lions have reached out to former Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel regarding their OC opening. Considering McDaniel was let go by Miami earlier today, it remains to be seen what his immediate future in the league looks like.
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In a late but not unexpected move, the Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel after four years and a 35-33 record. While many feel that the move was necessary, ESPN's Stephen A.