McAdoo Interviews With Dolphins, Hired By Giants
The Miami Dolphins interviewed Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Ben McAdoo about becoming their offensive coordinator soon before he was hired by the New York Giants.
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The Miami Dolphins interviewed Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Ben McAdoo about becoming their offensive coordinator soon before he was hired by the New York Giants.
January 14 will forever hold a special place in the hearts and minds of Miami Dolphins everywhere. It was on this date in 1973 that the Dolphins pulled off a feat that has never been repeated in NFL history.
The Miami Dolphins are set to interview Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Ben McAdoo for the team's vacant offensive coordinator position, according to Armando Salguero of CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
The Miami Dolphins' search for another general manager will get back underway soon after taking Monday off. The Dolphins are scheduled to interview Brian Xanders in the coming days, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
The search continues for the next Miami Dolphins general manager.On Sunday, the Vice President of Player Personnel Lake Dawson from the Tennessee Titans interviewed for the position.
Cleveland Browns assistant general manager Ray Farmer has become the fourth candidate to interview for the Miami Dolphins' job of general manager.
Pittsburgh Steelers director of football and business administration Omar Khan is one of three candidates who have interviewed for the job as general manager of the Miami Dolphins.
A former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker with a degree in sociology from Duke University appears to be emerging as a top candidate for the Miami Dolphins' general manager job.
After public pressure was reaching a crescendo, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross sought to clarify exactly what the job of a new general manager would entail.
The Miami Dolphins are continuing to line up candidates for a general manager job that may be part of a power structure not seen before in the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins haven't released an official list of candidates for the vacant general manager job, but according to Newsday.com, a New York Giants executive is going to interview in Davie.
The Miami Dolphins' search for an offensive coordinator is picking up speed just days after the team dismissed Mike Sherman.
Less than 24 hours after the Miami Dolphins and general manager Jeff Ireland decided to part ways, some fans are celebrating the move and hoping for something positive to finally happen for the franchise.
The Miami Dolphins held the first known interview for the vacant offensive coordinator job Wednesday. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Bill Lazor was in Miami Wednesday to interview for the job.
The Miami Dolphins has plenty on the plate with looking for a general manager and offensive coordinator, but now one of the biggest distractions of the 2013 season is coming back to the forefront.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross' move Tuesday to part ways with general manager Jeff Ireland may have pleased fans initially, but the question remains now of what talented general manager candidate would want to come to the dysfunction in Davie?
After serving six seasons as General Manger, the Miami Dolphins and Jeff Ireland have mutually agreed to part ways.
After Monday's firing of offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, the Miami Dolphins are in need of a new coach to lead the team's offense and there are several intriguing options available to head coach Joe Philbin.
The Miami Dolphins scored a total of seven points over the two most crucial games of the season last year and now, the axe has swung on the coaching staff.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has left the team's complex without any announcement regarding the makeup of the organization for 2014.
As the Miami Dolphins completed an epic late-season collapse against the New York Jets last Sunday, owner Stephen Ross became so upset he turned away from the game because he could no longer watch. Ross has reportedly been meeting with his top advisers since then and a decision on the fate of several members of the staff and a decision on any staff changes could come as early as Thursday.
The Miami Dolphins season and playoff hopes were ended Sunday by the New York Jets meaning fans will now look to free agency, and more so to the NFL Draft, to find hope for the future of the team.
After an NFL campaign defined by peaks and valleys and enough controversy to fulfill the basic parameters of an award-winning drama, the best ways to qualify the 2013 Miami Dolphins would be "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
"Dol-fans" are reeling from the disappointing season. The team hasn't been to the playoffs in five years.
A person familiar with the situation says Miami Dolphins receiver Brian Hartline has a torn posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee that will not require surgery.
