A general thought on the candidates.

A lot of these names have been connected to coaches or themselves are coaches who run a version

or know people that run the versions of what we've run offensively for the last four years.

And the reason that's important to me is that it means, it would mean, I should say,

minimal need for personnel turnover on that side of the ball.

And to me, the best players you have on that side of the ball fit that system the best. So that's like, to me that would be a big boon. You know, A. Chan, outside zone. Patrick Paul, Aaron Bure, went off the football and play out in space and fast and physical. Like build around those guys. I think it's a good idea to do that. And, you know, Jalen Waddle, what he can do out there.

A great starting point for your offensive core to build off what those guys do well.

What is up, Dolf fans?

And welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show.

The latest on the head coaching search for your Miami Dolphins.

We'll cover the latest candidates to interview for the job, plus a divisional round recap for fun football games over the weekend.

We'll also preview the national championship game tonight at Hard Rock Stadium.

Take us into the episode, Caroline.

My name is the first.

Yeah.

New style of intro here on the podcast. Going do that for every episode clip off my favorite part from the episode put it in the front play a new song for you

guys into the episode so just giving you guys a clear heads up the introduction was not a mistake

that is intentional going to be that way going forward we have five candidates whose interviews have taken place over the last couple of weeks

and the whole process kind of churning slowly here as we make our way through the NFL

playoffs.

And rather than go through the bio of everybody, which I would encourage you to check out the head coach

tracker on dolphins.com if you want the rundown, the skinny on these guys with stops

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