Kevin Coyle
Dolphins – Mo Money Mo Problems
I got 99 problems but a QB ain’t one!
How sweet it is to enter the off-season with that mindset. This off-season I am looking toward the draft to build this franchise for long term sustainable success and provide Tannehill with the support that he needs. However, the Dolphins have a lot of cash in their pockets and can do a bit of shopping if they so desire. The talk has naturally been focused on the wide receiver position with Mike Wallace, Greg Jennings and Brain Hartline available. But what about other positions of need? Here is a list of toys I would consider buying with the Dolphins credit card this off-season, I am limiting my choices to one player from a particular position of need and I have excluded wide receivers.
| Position | Player | Height | Weight | Age |
| Right Tackle |
Eric Winston |
6’7″ | 302lbs | 29 |

Ok so what if the guy looks like Fred Flintstone! It’s time for Eric to come home, and I don’t mean back to Houston with the Texans. Eric played his college ball at the University of Miami and it’s time for him to return to South Florida. Eric was r Continue reading
Fins hire Sherman as OC/Coyle as DC

Mike Sherman has been hired as the Fin's next OC.
Mike Sherman was hired today by the Miami Dolphins as their offensive coordinator. Sherman will be rejoining former colleague and friend Joe Philbin. Both worked at Green Bay together when Sherman was a head coach there.
On a personal note, I think Sherman will make a great OC. He uses a West Coast type offense. His offenses when he was Green Bay head coach broke franchise records in both passing and rushing. He had 5 consecutive winning seasons and three consecutive division titles.
He was the Texans OC in 2007. He took their offense from 28th in the NFL to 14th in his one season as OC.
In addition, Bengals DBs coach Kevin Coyle’s was names the Dolphins defensive coordinator. Coyle has been a defensive assistant coach with Cincinnati since 2001 and a defensive backs coach since 2003. Coyle is familiar with the 4-3 defense, and there are strong indictions that the Dolphins will be switching back to the 4-3 defense.
According to Dolphin GM Jeff Ireland, scouts will be lookingat Continue reading

















