The Miami Dolphins have shaken up their coaching staff by firing head coach Mike McDaniel after a disappointing 7-10 season, marking their second consecutive year missing the playoffs.
McDaniel, who led the team for four seasons and initially achieved playoff appearances in his first two years, faced criticism for the Dolphins' declining performance and lack of playoff victories.
Team owner Stephen Ross made the decision after a reflective meeting with McDaniel, indicating a desire for comprehensive change within the organization.
In the wake of McDaniel's departure, speculation mounts around former Ravens coach John Harbaugh as a potential leading candidate for the head coaching position.
Jon-Eric Sullivan, currently with the Green Bay Packers, is reportedly on the verge of being named the Dolphins' new general manager, which could shape the future coaching hire.
Despite his firing, McDaniel swiftly attracted interest from other NFL teams, highlighting his value in the coaching market as franchises reassess their leadership following a tumultuous season.
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