The Miami Dolphins are starting the process of hiring a new general manager this week after finishing the 2025 season at 7-10 and firing Chris Grier on Hallowee

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Among the candidates the Dolphins will be interviewing are assistant general managers and people heading up NFL player personnel and scouting departments for other teams.

The Miami Dolphins can provide John Harbaugh, a recently unemployed head coach, something every other interested franchise can’t, which is a blank canvas as an NFL franchise.

The Miami Dolphins knew for months that they'd be searching for a new general manager by the end of the 2025 season. Interim GM Champ Kelly will get a courtesy interview after stepping into the role following the firing of longtime GM Chris Grier on Oct 31.

Mike McDaniel said he will be part of the Dolphins' interview process for its next general manager and will remain the head coach until he's told otherwise.

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel speaks up amid rumors on his job security following a 7-10 Miami season in 2025.

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel remained in his role Monday after a disappointing season, and he is also involved in the team’s GM search.

The Cardinals are looking within the division. According to SI.com's Albert Breer, they have put in a request to interview San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh. Saleh returned as the DC for the Niners in 2025.