Jets Hire Sparano As Offensive Coordinator
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano didn't have to wait long to find a new job and it's one where he can stick it to his former team at least twice a year.
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Former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano didn't have to wait long to find a new job and it's one where he can stick it to his former team at least twice a year.
The Miami Dolphins are in desperate need for a quarterback in the upcoming 2012 NFL Draft. Now, the Fins may have a shot at getting that desperately needed "franchise quarterback."
As the Miami Dolphins continue to wait for word to come from Jeff Fisher on whether he will take the head coaching job; the team continued to interview other potential candidates Monday.
Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin has interviewed for the Miami Dolphins coaching job.
The Miami Dolphins will continue their head coaching search into the weekend when they will interview Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin.
Former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher spent Wednesday traveling and interviewing for the head coaching position with the St. Louis Rams. But Dolphins fans shouldn't give up on landing Fisher just yet.
When Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross talked about his next head coach; he said he wanted a big name coach ready to take the team to the next level. Tuesday, the Fins interviewed the biggest head coaching name left, Jeff Fisher.
It's long been assumed that Carl Peterson would eventually take over the Miami Dolphins. After Tuesday's interview with Jeff Fisher, it appears Peterson is already beginning to put his imprint on the Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins rode quarterback Matt Moore to a 6-3 finish in 2011 and could be set at quarterback if the team chooses to draft a franchise quarterback in April.
The Miami Dolphins wasted no time in starting its head coaching search in 2012. Monday, Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland interviewed former interim head coach Todd Bowles for the permanent head coaching position.
The Miami Dolphins may be trying to follow the formula set up by the Baltimore Ravens in its current head coaching search.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland released a rare public statement Monday to address what will be the biggest move of his tenure, the hiring of the new Fins head coach.
After starting the season 0-7, the Miami Dolphins finished the year going 6-3. But those victories came at a cost in draft positioning for the 2012 NFL Draft.
While the Dolphins' season ended on a victory, a report out of New York Monday could give Dolphins' fans plenty to fear as the team ramps up its search for a new head coach.
Mark Sanchez threw three interceptions and the New York Jets were eliminated from the AFC wild-card playoff race Sunday when they lost 19-17 to the Miami Dolphins.
