Philbin Interested In Mike Sherman As Off. Coordinator
Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin has precious little time to name his coaching staff after taking over the team Friday night.
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Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin has precious little time to name his coaching staff after taking over the team Friday night.
Former Miami Dolphins star Mark Duper announced Monday that he is battling cancer.
Dolphins fans at the Doral Alehouse briefly paused their conversations to listen to new head coach Joe Philbin in his first news conference since clinching the job. They are wondering, "what now?"
The new coach of the Miami Dolphins said his plan for returning the team to greatness involves strict attention to the fundamentals of football, and said his new team will not be playing this year using a retread of the Green Bay Packers playbook for former Packers offensive coordinator knows by heart.
The Miami Dolphins have hired Joe Philbin to be the team's tenth head coach.
Miami Dolphins left tackle Jake Long has decided not to take his talents to Honolulu next weekend, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
More than 1,000 miles away from the Miami Dolphins training facility, three assistant coaches are interviewing for a second time with the team for the vacant head coaching job.
The coaching carousel in the NFL is coming to an end and the Miami Dolphins are one of only three teams without a head coach.
The Miami Dolphins were already in need of a head coach, and now the Fins also need to find a new defensive coordinator.
The Miami Dolphins are expected to interview Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy this week for the team's head coaching position.
For the second time in a year, the Miami Dolphins have been left at the altar by a big-name head coach, this time it's Jeff Fisher.
Now that Jeff Fisher has told the Miami Dolphins thanks, but no thanks; the Fins must recover quickly and decide on whom plans b, c, or d may be.
When Jeff Fisher announced Friday afternoon that he was going to coach the St. Louis Rams; it reiterated just how bad the Miami Dolphins organization had fallen in the world of the National Football League.
Former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher continued to keep the St. Louis Rams and Miami Dolphins in limbo Thursday about whether he would accept either teams' head coaching job.
The Miami Dolphins may be in the drivers seat in its quest to land former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher to be the Dolphins' next coach.
