Campanile Leaves Dolphins Staff

WHAT'S NEXT FOR CAMPANILE?

While he won't be coaching with the Dolphins, Campanile absolutely figures to be coaching somewhere in 2024.

He interviewed earlier in the offseason for the defensive coordinator position with the New York Giants, who instead decided to go with Shane Bowen, but they still have an opening for a linebackers coach.

Campanile was born and grew up in New Jersey, along with later coaching in the state in high school and at Rutgers University, so the possibility of a homecoming certainly should have some appeal if the Giants called again.

The Green Bay Packers also have an opening for a linebackers coach.

Campanile often has been mentioned as a future head-coaching candidate and it just so happens that Boston College is the lone FBS school with an opening and Campanile coached at that school for three years, including serving as co-defensive coordinator in 2018.

OTHER DEPARTURES

Campanile becomes the second lead coach of a position group known to be gone for 2024, along with safeties coach Joe Kasper, who will be following departed DC Vic Fangio to the Philadelphia Eagles.

In addition, assistant special teams coach Brendan Farrell and assistant D-line coach Kenny Baker also won't be returning in 2024, and the same goes for offensive assistants Mike Judge, Ricardo Allen and Kolby Smith, according to reports.