Summary
The Miami Dolphins have fired Mike McDaniel as their head coach after four seasons, including two recent losing seasons. The team's owner, Stephen M. Ross, stated that a change was necessary. The Dolphins are also in the process of searching for a new general manager.
Key Facts
- The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel after four seasons.
- McDaniel's tenure included several playoff appearances but ended with two losing seasons.
- The Dolphins finished the last season with a 7-10 record, placing third in the AFC East.
- Team owner Stephen M. Ross announced McDaniel's firing, citing the need for change.
- McDaniel previously worked as an offensive coordinator and assistant coach before joining the Dolphins.
- The team has an interim general manager, Champ Kelly, and is interviewing other candidates for the GM position.
- McDaniel expressed his willingness to help the team find a new general manager.
- Other NFL teams, including the Baltimore Ravens, also recently fired their head coaches.
