Dolphins continue to revamp defensive staff

[JamesWsenior]

Normal when a new boss comes in and wants "his" people.

 

[ChambersWI]

Hill it was kind of obvious was gone with the new guy legit getting his role. Madison is semi surprising but not totally. End of the day, I think the sentiment of having Madison on staff was cool, but I dunno if his style fits with what the new defense will be... I also had previously had questions about him in 2022 as a coach but that could have just been Boyer's scheme

 

[Csonked Out]

Our secondary communication was a mess last year. This doesn’t surprise me

 

[MARINO1384]

Hill it was kind of obvious was gone with the new guy legit getting his role. Madison is semi surprising but not totally. End of the day, I think the sentiment of having Madison on staff was cool, but I dunno if his style fits with what the new defense will be... I also had previously had questions about him in 2022 as a coach but that could have just been Boyer's scheme

Yeah Madison was a press man corner and we’ve been running a super soft give them 15 yards zone scheme

 

[MrChadRico]

 

[djphinfan]

this is good news imo.

Anyone that Fangio recruited I want gone.

Weaver better use Jalen Ramsey in the star role instead of what that idiot Fangina did last year.

 

[teemu7]

And Danny crossman remains the st coach complete incompetence

 

[Ozfin]

Hill it was kind of obvious was gone with the new guy legit getting his role. Madison is semi surprising but not totally. End of the day, I think the sentiment of having Madison on staff was cool, but I dunno if his style fits with what the new defense will be... I also had previously had questions about him in 2022 as a coach but that could have just been Boyer's scheme

Wondering - bring in a 2nd round CB [Smith] and he barely see's the field, did this have any thing to do with the changes in secondary coaches.

 

[JamesWsenior]

And Danny crossman remains the st coach complete incompetence

Early days. Ps, you know we be recruiting a new oline coach? I read it in Dolphin Nuggets topic.

 

[VBCheeseGrater]

Half full though isi that Detroit has a very young secondary filled with guys considered up and comers that saw their individual play develop alot under Duker

I've been a bit AWOL around here, so likely not dropping anything new here, but this seems to be to the theme of the recent hires and McDs way of doing things. And from those first players speaking up when McD was hired, it's what they always said he did...made them better....and wealthier (one source of player respect im sure). Coupled with the rehearsal of plays to clockwork precision, I can see why he has already been successful.

 

[LANGER72]

Coaches bring in their friends and family for familiarity

 

[ChambersWI]

Wondering - bring in a 2nd round CB [Smith] and he barely see's the field, did this have any thing to do with the changes in secondary coaches.

Maybe, I think Fangio was being stubborn with Smith though

 

[phintim]

And Danny crossman remains the st coach complete incompetence

The longer he stays on our staff the confidence I have in McDaniel diminishes. Real head coaches address these issues.

 

[eMCee85]

Much like with players, for coaches it's a combo of chemistry and fit. Hill did indeed have a good reputation, doesn't mean he's a bad coach. Came for Fangio, Fangio left.

It's a combo of nepotism and more nepotism.

 

[ChambersWI]

It's a combo of nepotism and more nepotism.

A very simplistic look at things