The Miami Dolphins are embarking on a new philosophy that focuses on building for a sustainable future while moving away from their usual win-now approach.
The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Adam Gase on Monday to close out his three-year tenure with the NFL team. Former players, including Jarvis Landry and Jordan Phillips, reacted to the news on social media.
Adam Gase out as head coach. Mike Tannebaum losing his power over personnel to Chris Grier. It was a Monday of major changes for the Miami Dolphins, and needed changes for a franchise stuck in mediocrity most of this century.
Owner Stephen Ross discussed a new approach in constructing the roster, why he fired Adam Gase and why he promoted Chris Grier to run football operations.
The Dolphins promoted general manager Chris Grier to vice president of football operations, while the person formerly in that job - Mike Tannenbaum - was demoted to another unspecified position.
The Miami Dolphins firing Adam Gase was just the latest in the busy NFL coaching carousel. Here’s the full list of NFL teams who have fired their coaches so far this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Adam Gase on Monday. Who could be his replacement? John and Jim Harbaugh, Mike McCarthy and Josh McDaniels top the list
Owner Stephen Ross has made a mess of the Miami Dolphins but he remains mum about what he’s about to do next — firing coach Adam Gase is a possibility. And all this while former New York Jets coach Rex Ryan is trying to gather a staff for a possible run as coach.
Xavien Howard won’t ask for much when contract negotiations open, presumably this offseason: Just the richest contract for a cornerback in league history.
Ryan Tannehill turned the ball over three times, led Miami on just one touchdown drive and put up ghastly a passer rating of 43.3 in Miami’s season-ending loss to Buffalo.
Defensive end Cameron Wake has to decide, along with the Miami Dolphins, if they can agree to a contract so he can play in 2019. And then there are decisions to be made about his role on the team.
The Dolphins 2018 season mercifully comes to an end Sunday. And while it doesn’t seem to most of us that there’s much to play for, here’s what is on the line.
Chris Grier, the new Vice President of football operations for the Miami Dolphins discusses his goals during a press conference at the Dolphins' training facility in Davie, FL
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