I Miami Dolphins confermano l'head coach Tony Sparano, secondo quanto riportato da Chris Mortensen di ESPN e dal Miami Herald. Tutto questo, dopo che l'head coach di Stanford, Jim Harbaugh ha avuto un incontro con l'owner dei Dolphins, Stephen Ross, vicino a San Francisco, per la posizione di head coach del team, secondo quanto riportato da Miami Herald, ESPN e FoxSports.com. Harbaugh ha però declinato l'offerta dei Dolphins, considerata fra i $7 e gli $8 milioni. Sparano ha guidato il team the title of the AFC East in 2008, his first season as head coach in the NFL, but the Dolphins lost their last three games this season, including 38-7 against the Patriots for last, ending in 2010 to 7 - 9, with a home record of 1-7. Sparano is the record total of 25-23. However, after the owner Stephen Ross, his friend and former executive of the Chiefs, Carl Peterson and general manager Jeff Ireland have turned to talk to Harbaugh and Dolphins after the previous approaches also seem to have Bill Cowher for the position of head coach, the firing position is de-legitimized. The move to Ireland and Ross was embarrassing defined by Judy Battista of The New York Times as well as the most embarrassing day in history Dolphins have been called this the search for a new coach by Dave Hyde at the Sun Sentinel. Sparano has faced this situation well, emerging from the offices of the team to face the press with irony. But the situation is not easy. In addition, the running back Ricky Williams and wide receiver Brandon Marshall, two of the most prominent players, were critical to the way the team was trained in 2010. The Dolphins also face some changes in staff, beginning with the replacement of the offensive coordinator Dan Henning, who should retire. But the entire offensive staff is at risk.
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