They became the first team to hire a head coach this offseason when they completed a deal Saturday with Gase, most recently the offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears.
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The Dolphins agreed. They interviewed seven candidates, including former National Football League head coaches Mike Shanahan, Mike Smith and Doug Marrone, and completed their search in six days.
The Chicago Bears will likely be losing their offensive coordinator to the Miami Dolphins, which could be announced as early as Saturday.
In total, the Dolphins spent about eight hours interviewing Gase before deciding he was the right man for the job, regardless of his age and the fact that he, like many of his predecessors in Davie, has no head coaching experience. His task now in Miami will be filling out his coaching staff. Cincinnati Bengals defensive backs coach Vance Joseph, who has been a top target of Gase’s, is the leading candidate to become the defensive coordinator for the Dolphins, according to ESPN’s John Clayton and multiple reports. But perhaps some words from his big brother could warm him to the possibility of Gase – just two years older than Eli and two years younger than Peyton – as his next head coach.
From 2009-14, Gase was on the Broncos’ staff, spending two years as wide receivers coach, two years as quarterbacks coach and 2013 and 2014 as the offensive coordinator. “He’s ready for this for sure”.
McCoy is 23-27 in three seasons, including a playoff win and loss in his rookie season of 2013…. “But a lot of coaches aren’t Adam Gase”.
After less than a week into their coaching search, the Miami Dolphins have found their 12th coach in franchise history and his name is Adam Gase. Tight End coach Dan Campbell was promoted to interim HC, and led the Dolphins to a 6-10 record to finish the year.
The family says Starr will be in a wheelchair for six weeks but is “doing great now” and “is in good spirits”. “I want to go a lot further than that, as do the fans”.
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“Going into this season that’s how we’re going to start, with me calling them”. Cutler produced a career-high passer rating of 92.3 despite losing a number of his key weapons to injuries. He attributed his rise, success, and molding to Nick Saban who took him from Michigan State University to LSU when he took over that job, Mike Martz, and John Fox.
