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Current Staff

Miami Dolphins staff
Front Office
  • Chairman/Managing General Partner – Stephen Ross
  • Vice Chairman/Partner – Jorge Perez
  • Vice Chairman – Don Shula
  • CEO – Mike Dee
  • General Manager – Jeff Ireland
  • Assistant General Manager – Brian Gaine
  • Executive Vice President of Football Administration – Dawn Aponte
  • Director of College Scouting – Chris Grier
  • Assistant Director of Pro Scouting – Chris Shea

Head Coaches

  • Head Coach – Joe Philbin

Offensive Coaches

  • Offensive Coordinator – Mike Sherman
  • Assistant Quarterbacks – Zac Taylor
  • Running Backs – Jeff Nixon
  • Wide Receivers – Ken O'Keefe
  • Assistant Wide Receivers – Phil McGeoghan
  • Tight Ends – Dan Campbell
  • Offensive Line – Jim Turner
  • Assistant Offensive Line – Chris Mosley
  • Offensive Assistant – Ben Johnson

Defensive Coaches

  • Defensive Coordinator – Kevin Coyle
  • Defensive Line – Kacy Rodgers
  • Linebackers – George Edwards
  • Defensive Quality Control/Assistant Linebackers – David Corrao
  • Defensive Backs – Lou Anarumo
  • Assistant Defensive Backs – Blue Adams
  • Defensive Assistant – Charlie Bullen

Special Teams Coaches

  • Special Teams Coordinator – Darren Rizzi
  • Assistant Special Teams – Dave Fipp

Strength and Conditioning

  • Head Strength and Conditioning – Darren Krein
  • Assistant Strength and Conditioning – David Puloka


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