Well after a few stressful coaching jobs in his past, I don't see him getting another Head Coaching job unless it's college football.
I can see him commit to the Dolphins for a couple of years and maybe even long term if he feels comfortable as our defensive coordinator. Let's face it, he never has had success as a head coach.
If he does ever go for a head coaching job in college, it won't be Alabama. It is obvious right now that the Alabama job isn't all that great; if it was, there would be a line of coaches ready to take the job. Recruitment must not be so easy especially with Auburn taking over the state the past recent years. I mean, tell me, do high school players nowadays really want to go to Alabama University? Alabama needs a big time coach to revive their football program and recruiting, that is why they keep bugging Nick Saban.