The Miami Dolphins are taking a unique approach to their head coaching search after firing Mike McDaniel on Thursday. The team has officially brought in Hall of Fame quarterback and analyst Troy Aikman to consult on the hiring process, similar to the role he played during their recent general manager search. Miami’s openings at both GM and head coach were triggered by the mid-season departure of Chris Grier and a 7-10 finish that saw the team miss the playoffs despite high expectations. Current interview requests include Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula—the grandson of legendary coach Don Shula—and Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Aikman’s involvement is seen as a move to bring Miami Hurricanes Go Canes! Championship Shirt and a winning culture to an organization that has struggled to find consistency at the quarterback and coaching positions for over two decades.
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()The Baltimore Ravens’ search for the fourth head coach in franchise history is moving at a brisk pace, with the team officially completing interviews with Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as of Sunday afternoon. Nagy, who has helped Kansas City win two Super Bowls during his second stint there, brings significant head coaching experience from his four-year tenure with the Chicago Bears. Kubiak has emerged as a particularly intriguing candidate for Baltimore, given his family’s successful history with the organization and his work in leading Seattle to a top-three scoring offense this season. The Ravens are also waiting to interview Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady once Buffalo’s playoff run concludes. The organization is reportedly looking for a leader who can balance the ‘Ravens Way’ of physical football—often symbolized by players practicing in heavy Miami Hurricanes Go Canes! Championship Shirt—with a modernized schematic approach to maximize Lamar Jackson’s window.
