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Interesting, the Miami Dolphins site does not include coaching experience (Years) for any of its staff members. In fact, they all look very young and my guess is they are very inexperienced.

Compare them to other quality programs and you can see quickly the staffs are well seasoned.

 
Made a thread the other day about this here is a copy and paste of it. Breaks down just how bad the experience is across the whole O side.

From top to bottom this may be the worse constructed offense staff in NFL history.
HC- Zero offense experience tries to outsmart the rest of the NFL and higher 2 OC's and then actually have the QB coach call the plays into the QB.

OC/TE Godsey- Only coach with experience at calling plays in the NFL on the staff. And in was a 2 year stint and he was let go after producing the 29th ranked O in year 2.

OC/RB- Studesville- zero playcalling experience at any level.

QBC Frye- Experience=HS coaching, 1 year at Ashlund (WR) a D2 school and 2 years at Western Michigan (OC/QB). Massive experience here, but hey I guess he called some play at a middle of the road MAC school.

WR Josh Gizzard- Never had been a position coach at any level until Mia made him WR coach in 2020. I would also like to add he never even played WR. Maybe a route concepts are brutal for a reason.

OL Jean-Pierre- 4 total years coaching experience. Highest was 3 years as an assistant OL coach.

Assistant OL Flaherty- 2 years total experience all with Mia. First year ever as a position coach.

To recap our 2 OL coach's. They have a total off 6 years coaching and zero years at their current job.

Assistant TE Judge- Been coaching NFL for 5 seasons before that was FB coach at Navy for 11 years. Wait for it first year coaching TE and played QB.

Quality Control Salkin- Coached 1 year at New Mexico as a QB coach

Quality Control Smith- zero NFL experience was a RB coach 6 years in college highest he reached 1 year at Rutgers.

It is a joke a HC with no O background has a O staff with hardly an NFL experience. Most the staff has never held the job that they currently coach at. Just unreal really.
 
Made a thread the other day about this here is a copy and paste of it. Breaks down just how bad the experience is across the whole O side.

From top to bottom this may be the worse constructed offense staff in NFL history.
HC- Zero offense experience tries to outsmart the rest of the NFL and higher 2 OC's and then actually have the QB coach call the plays into the QB.

OC/TE Godsey- Only coach with experience at calling plays in the NFL on the staff. And in was a 2 year stint and he was let go after producing the 29th ranked O in year 2.

OC/RB- Studesville- zero playcalling experience at any level.

QBC Frye- Experience=HS coaching, 1 year at Ashlund (WR) a D2 school and 2 years at Western Michigan (OC/QB). Massive experience here, but hey I guess he called some play at a middle of the road MAC school.

WR Josh Gizzard- Never had been a position coach at any level until Mia made him WR coach in 2020. I would also like to add he never even played WR. Maybe a route concepts are brutal for a reason.

OL Jean-Pierre- 4 total years coaching experience. Highest was 3 years as an assistant OL coach.

Assistant OL Flaherty- 2 years total experience all with Mia. First year ever as a position coach.

To recap our 2 OL coach's. They have a total off 6 years coaching and zero years at their current job.

Assistant TE Judge- Been coaching NFL for 5 seasons before that was FB coach at Navy for 11 years. Wait for it first year coaching TE and played QB.

Quality Control Salkin- Coached 1 year at New Mexico as a QB coach

Quality Control Smith- zero NFL experience was a RB coach 6 years in college highest he reached 1 year at Rutgers.

It is a joke a HC with no O background has a O staff with hardly an NFL experience. Most the staff has never held the job that they currently coach at. Just unreal really.
JFC, thats not even ineptitude. That is sabotage. Thanks for compiling this mess of hot garbage.
 
Not sure it matters. I saw players like Brown and Mayo on the Pats and they count their playing careers as part of their experience. Misleading.
 
Maybe no one wants to work for Flores, Ross. Flores seems very introverted like his teacher. It's possible he never made the necessary connections one should to rise up the coaching ladder.
 
They have TWO o-line coaches and are still awful....

SMMFH!!!
Well almost every team has two Oline coaches.

The main issue is the primary Oline coach is in his first year as a primary and only had 4 years as an assistant OL coach. Then the assistant OL is in his first year as an assistant OL coach. One of the most complex position groups to coach doesn't have a coach that has ever been in charge of the oline not even at the college level. And you wonder why we see two guys constantly blocking one guy as a guy goes unblocked. In the Buff game it may have been the first time I have ever seen a DT go unblocked, he is in the middle of the MFin line. He didn't beat a guy, he was in sock that nobody was even in front of him.

I would like to add that I think they only sent 4 when we failed to block a DT. So 5 blockers vs 4 rushers and we failed to block a guy right in the middle. HS teams have better coaching.
 
when you put it like that, yea. Wow. Every name on that list needs to go, only one worth keeping around my be Frye if we can snipe Dorsey.
 
That's what happens when you fire 4 Coordinators in 3 years. Would you uproot your family, change to a new school, buy a new house to come here knowing what everyone knows? Answer is NO. No one wanted to come coach here so we are stuck with Pre-K coaches.
 
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