The Miami Dolphins aren't planning any immediate staff changes despite their 1-6 start, NFL Network reported Monday. The temperature intensified under fourth-year coach Mike McDaniel's seat with Sunday's 31-6 loss at Cleveland.
Big change seem inevitable for the 1-6 Miami Dolphins. No changes reportedly are coming today. Ian Rapoport of NFL media reports that no changes are expected "at this time" from owner Stephen Ross.
Midway through the morning Monday, Mike McDaniel's status remained the same, almost inevitably on his way out on as Miami Dolphins head coach but with that move probably not happening just yet.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The Miami Dolphins sunk to a new low in Week 7 after getting handily beaten by one of the worst teams in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns. However, it doesn't look like that will cost head coach Mike McDaniel his job.
It didn't take long for the Tua Tagovailoa contract extension with the Miami Dolphins to turn into troublesome decision. By the third quarter of Week 2 last year, Tagovailoa was helped off the field with a concussion after trying to run over Bills safety Damar Hamlin near the goal line.
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The Miami Dolphins fell to 1-6 after losing to the Cleveland Browns, 31-6. It marked the third straight loss for Miami, and head coach Mike McDaniel's seat is hot after another ugly outing.
Even a giant flashlight would have trouble finding a bright spot for the Miami Dolphins after their embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Browns, 32-6, at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday.
In the world of professional football, coach-speak is its own art form. It’s a delicate dance of cliches and deflections, a masterclass in saying a lot without saying anything at all.
As if things weren't going badly enough for the Miami Dolphins, they're looking at the possibility of another significant setback for their offense. Tight
Was this the game that might prompt the kind of change that Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has been reluctant to make? Have we reached the point where enough is enough and the Dolphins simply have to do something drastic because staying the course simply isn't working.
It’s been an ugly day for the Miami Dolphins as the team finds itself down 24-6 to the Cleveland Browns going into the final quarter. To make matters worse, it appears tight end Darren Waller was forced to exit early due to a pectoral injury.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Dolphins will have seventh-round QB Quinn Ewers active as the primary backup quarterback ahead of QB Zach Wilson. That means Wilson will be inactive as the emergency No.
The Miami Dolphins are entering a pivotal stretch of the 2025 season. With a 1-5 record, changes could soon be coming. As the NFL trade deadline nears, league insider Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that Miami has received numerous calls on two of the Dolphins’ top defensive players, pass rushers Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips.
At 1-5, the Miami Dolphins’ season is hanging by a thread — but that doesn’t mean it’s over. There are still 11 games left on the schedule, and while the playoffs are virtually out of the picture, pride still matters.
Ian Rapoport reports that several teams have called the Dolphins about WR Jaylen Waddle, and were told the team has no interest in trading him. Rapoport adds that it is more likely the team ends up trading a pass rusher that they have received calls on, including Matt Judon, Bradley Chubb, or Jaelan Phillips.
The Dolphins announced on social media that they are elevating CB Kendall Sheffield and LB Quinton Bell for Week 7. Sheffield, 29, is a former fourth-round pick by the Falcons in the 2019 NFL Draft out of Ohio State.