onelove168  Mike McDaniel insists parting ways with Vic Fangio is a win-win for all parties. Before the Dolphins selected Anthony Weaver as their new defensive coach, onelove168 

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said it was a win-win after parting ways with Vic Fangio, even though the 65-year-old will be taking over the team’s defense. Dolphin only one year According to a report by NFL Network  ( onelove168  )

‘In terms of changing the defensive coach during this off-season. I’d be lying if I said I expected that throughout the season,’ McDaniel said. ‘I think Vic will feel similar. Basically what happened I think it’s important when the season ends for you to vent and evaluate. And have really good conversations with everyone you depend on. With Vic and I, we have lots of conversations that are very healthy.’

‘Finally, when the pressure comes It seemed like we both had a chance and it would be best for both parties involved to truly separate. So it was not unexpected. It is something that I think is a factor of good communication between him and me. Where we felt we would all be best served if we went in different directions. This is something we share in our beliefs. I’m excited for both sides to move forward.’

Fangio has had a long run of good results, reaching the top 10 eight times throughout his 11-year career with three different franchises. As a defensive coach or head coach Before coming to work with the Dolphins before the Dolphins finished the season ranked 22nd from losing points amid many injury problems. before the two sides finally agreed to separate. 

Fangio then moved on to take over as defensive coach of the Philadelphia Eagles after Sean Desai was fired, while McDaniel brought in Anthony Weaver from the team. Helps the head coach and defensive line coach of the Baltimore Ravens take on his third position as defensive line coach. Since taking over as head coach in 2022