The Miami Dolphins have made a strategic move by appointing Chris Tabor as their new special teams coordinator. Tabor, a 53-year-old veteran, brings a wealth of experience to the team, having previously served in the same role for the Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, and Cleveland Browns. This hire is part of a broader restructuring of the Dolphins' coaching staff, with the addition of Kyle Smith as Assistant General Manager from the Atlanta Falcons. Coach Hafley expressed his hope to have all three coordinators in place by the end of the weekend, indicating a swift and decisive approach to team building. Meanwhile, the Dolphins are also in the spotlight for their offensive coordinator position. NFL Insider Dianna Russini reported that they have requested permission to interview Jerrod Johnson, currently the Houston Texans' quarterbacks coach. Additionally, Jonathan Jones, an NFL Insider for CBS Sports, suggests keeping an eye on Brian Angelichio, the Minnesota Vikings' passing game coordinator, as a potential candidate for the offensive coordinator role. There are also whispers of interest in Steve Shimko, the Cowboys' quarterbacks coach, although no formal interview requests have been made yet. These strategic hires and potential additions reflect the Dolphins' commitment to building a strong and cohesive coaching staff.
