The 'status quo' in Miami is indeed not good enough. The Miami Dolphins decided to shake things up and embrace a full-reset of their football operation entering 2026 after several days of deliberation over the fate of former head coach Mike McDaniel.

The Dolphins have fired coach Mike McDaniel after Miami finished 7-10, its second straight season missing the playoffs.

The Detroit Lions have reportedly reached out to former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel about their vacant offensive coordinator position.

The Miami Dolphins have reached the final quarter of their GM search, and the list of finalists for the position offers a nice balance along with little surpris

The Detroit Lions have reportedly "reached out" to former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel about their offensive coordinator vacancy, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

The Atlanta Falcons have been linked to multiple different names as they continue the search for their next head coach after the firing of Raheem Morris. One of those includes Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, who is expected to interview with the team on Saturday.

Three of the four finalists (Alexander, Sullivan and Williams) work for teams that are in the playoffs. The Dolphins would need written permission from those teams for any of them to begin working for the Dolphins while their teams are still alive in the playoffs.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a former Florida senator and Dolphins fan, won't replace Mike McDaniel as head coach, in case you wondered.