The Miami Dolphins’ head coaching search might be coming to an end sooner than the interview list of 11 candidates would indicate. Multiple national reports have indicated that Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley is the favorite to land the Dolphins’ gig.
MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins’ head coaching search has taken a familiar late-January turn: the betting markets have moved, the reporting has aligned, and one name has surged to the front of the pack.
REPORT: Stefanski to Get 2nd Interview with Miami An earlier NFL Network report from Friday appears to be untrue, and the Dolphins are scheduling a 2nd interview with Kevin Stefanski, per Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The latest developments involving the Miami Dolphins' head coach search center largely around the Green Bay Packers, which probably makes sense considering the hiring of Jon-Eric Sullivan as GM.
The Miami Dolphins' head coaching search as logged more than a half-dozen interviews with plenty of qualified candidates. The things most important to this Dolphins team as they set about a rebuild are likely to be the kinds of things we cannot see — it's less about the brilliance of a scheme or the bravado of the coach.
Dolphins Bringing in Jeff Hafley for 2nd Interview Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Miami Dolphins are setting up in-person 2nd interviews for early next week.
The Miami Dolphins might wrap up their search for a new head coach in the coming days. Initially, the Dolphins were expected to keep Mike McDaniel as their head coach despite going 7-10 during the 2025 season.
The Dolphins Need to Capitalize on their No. 11 Overall Pick, Their Highest in Years Before folks know it, the 2026 NFL Draft will be right around the corner.
How Many Players Do The Dolphins Have That Will Be Here In 3 Years The Miami Dolphins are embarking on a new day and regime change. They have a new GM, John Eric Sullivan, and soon enough, they will have a new HC.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
For all we know, a new head coach is going to go scorched earth on the current collection of assistant coaches assembled in South Florida for the Miami Dolphins.
The worst part about monumental change is the limbo as the process plays out. That's currently where many members of the Miami Dolphins find themselves — waiting to see what fate awaits them once the Dolphins settle on a new head coach to lead the team and formally chart a new course for the organization.
The Miami Dolphins’ head coaching search is in the middle of the initial round of interviews, so it’s a good time to dig a little deeper into some of the candidates. We’ve already covered Kevin Stefanski and Jeff Hafley, so today we’re taking a look at Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter.
The firing of Mike McDaniel as Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel most definitely was abrupt, even if maybe it wasn’t entirely unexpected. Tight end Darren Waller has shed some light on what happened one week ago Thursday when he went from discussing the next season with McDaniel to McDaniel no longer having a job.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has revealed he received offers for his team, with one of them reaching close to $15 billion. Ross bought the AFC East
Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Jaguars defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile are officially on the list of head coaching candidates for the Dolphins.