NFL news: Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel after four seasons as head coach
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The NFL coaching merry-go-round continued to spin Thursday after the Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel after four seasons with the organization.
The company’s owner, Stephen Ross, announced the news, citing the need for “comprehensive change”.
“After careful consideration and extensive discussions since the end of the season, I have determined that our organization is in need of comprehensive change,” the statement said. The statement was included.
“This morning I notified Mike McDaniel that he has been relieved of his duties as head coach. I love Mike and want to thank him for his hard work, dedication and energy he brings to our organization. Mike is an incredibly creative football mind whose passion for the game and his players is evident every day. I wish him and his family the best moving forward.”
Following the Baltimore Ravens’ shocking decision to fire their Super Bowl champion coach after 18 seasons, the team has not contacted John Harbaugh, the hottest coach on the market, ESPN’s Adam Scheter reported Thursday.
The latest firing brings the total number of head coaching vacancies in the NFL to eight.
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