The late arrival to the Miami Dolphins' general manager post, Los Angeles Chargers assistant general manager Chad Alexander, was given a fast-track to round two of interviews. In a hiring process that appears to be filling fast,

The Los Angeles Chargers have all eyes on the New England Patriots ahead of the NFL playoffs. But we’d be remiss not to mention just how much the head-coaching search elsewhere

The Dolphins potentially have an advantage in the John Harbaugh sweepstakes since the team is also looking for a general manager, potentially affording the ex-Ravens coach the chance to choose who will oversee player personnel for him, should he choose to head to Florida.

In the wake of firing coach Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins were set to conduct interviews with three of their four general manager finalists on Thursday, with the hopes of making a hire as early as Friday.

The Dolphins have whittled the list of candidates for their general manager from eight to four. The four who have been invited to in-person interviews after their initial Zoom session: 49ers director of scouting and football operations Josh Williams;