January 3, 200818 yr Per Armando Salguero on 790. All assistants fired as well except for an assistant special teams coach and linebackers coach.
January 3, 200818 yr Maybe I should make this a form letter :shifty Dear Cam Cameron, Your time in Miami was brief, but not brief enough. Although I enjoyed watching how you can effectively kill a team all by yourself, I will enjoy watching you ruin the next team just as much. Please, don't forget to call the Hail Mary with the QB who's accuracy rivals that of a blind man with the game slipping away early in the 1st quarter. The next team probably hasn't been able to root for much, but here's to them rooting for you to be fired too. With that, I leave you with a song... Regretfully they tell us, But firmly they compel us To say goodby to you, Thank God! So long, farewell, Auf wiedersehen, good night, I love for you to go and leave this pretty site. So long, farewell, Auf wiedersehen, adieu, Adieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu. So long, farewell, Au'voir, auf wiedersehen, I'd like to stay and taste my Third champagne So long, farewell, Auf wiedersehen, goodbye, I leave and heave a sigh and say goodbye, Good bye \ Loving Watching You Twist in the Wind, Chris YES THEY CANNED CAMERON!!!
January 3, 200818 yr Author Yeah, he killed the team all by himself. Without Cameron, this team wouldve been a playoff team
January 3, 200818 yr Yeah, he killed the team all by himself. Without Cameron, this team wouldve been a playoff team No he didn't and they wouldn't but that doesn't mean he didn't deserve to be fired. Do you think he should have been retained?
January 3, 200818 yr Author Yeah, he killed the team all by himself. Without Cameron, this team wouldve been a playoff team No he didn't and they wouldn't but that doesn't mean he didn't deserve to be fired. Do you think he should have been retained? No, I think somebody who blames him for killing the team by himself doesnt know much. I suppose that poster believes the Dolphins prior to this year were a force to be reckoned with.
January 3, 200818 yr He will always go down in Dolphin infamy for that Ginn family quote. Speaking of which, I wonder if Parcells will retain Ginn's family?
January 3, 200818 yr I don't think Cam was given a fair shake. One year is not long enough to evaluate a coach. But The Tuna will get his man.
January 3, 200818 yr Maybe I should make this a form letter :shifty Dear Cam Cameron, Your time in Miami was brief, but not brief enough. Although I enjoyed watching how you can effectively kill a team all by yourself, I will enjoy watching you ruin the next team just as much. Please, don't forget to call the Hail Mary with the QB who's accuracy rivals that of a blind man with the game slipping away early in the 1st quarter. The next team probably hasn't been able to root for much, but here's to them rooting for you to be fired too. YES THEY CANNED CAMERON!!! I didnt know Cameron actually played in the games and let teams run all over him.
January 3, 200818 yr I hope Indiana gets him as the O Coordinator Something tells me he won't take a job as a college coordinator.
January 3, 200818 yr Cameron is an offensive genious.... unfortunatly he needs someone to do his "grocery shopping". He couldn't judge talent for sh*t, and Mueller valued his opinion as a Head Coach too much. Mueller should have had more say in the players on his roster. He let players leave that were great decoys at worst. McMichael, Zgonia should not have been let go. Ginn should have been left for dead while a franchise QB is available in Quinn. He coveted Jon Beck, his own QB, and the QB could not get a TD. He even relegated OC duties to Mularky when things went south in an effort to dodge the bullet from Huizinga at the end of the season. He couldn't coach, something I admired in Coach Satan. He took the time to correct technique- Cameron only wanted them to Fail Forward Fast, and assumed since they were Pros' they would correct themselves. Chris
January 3, 200818 yr Cameron is an offensive Coord. thats it. He's not a head coach. I know it was only one season but the guy is just not a head coach. I wish him the best of luck wherever he goes, but im glad he's gone. They pissed me off when they didnt draft brady, and they had to choose that freakin KR/PR Ted Ginn and his family. They pissed me off when they brought in beck (who im 50/50 on but really liked him in college) and then put him on the bench again. Sigh. All i can say is, if Parcells and crew cant take the dolphins back to what they were...i might just give up on this team, im inches away. Lets do it. Let this be the move that moves Miami back on the Super Bowl trail.
January 4, 200818 yr There was a reason he was good in SD... He had LT, Gates and Brees. My best guess would be Sparano.
January 4, 200818 yr Damn how I hope we get Tony Sparano, simply based on the name and the fact that he has a mustache.
January 4, 200818 yr "Romeo where art thou Romeo?" http://www.palmbeachpost.com/dolphins/cont...candidates.html Dolphins coaching candidates Click-2-Listen Thursday, January 03, 2008 UPDATED: 12:33 a.m. January 04, 2008 Here are some potential replacements for Cam Cameron: Dallas Cowboys assistant head coach Tony Sparano Connection to Bill Parcells: He coached the offensive line and tight ends when Parcells was Cowboys head coach (2003-06). Comment: Sparano, 46, called plays for the Cowboys in 2006 and leads Parcells' list of candidates. He is responsible for development of Cowboys TE Jason Witten and one of the top offensive lines in the NFL. Cleveland Browns coach Romeo Crennel Connection to Parcells: He worked with Parcells at Texas Tech, the N.Y. Giants, New England Patriots and N.Y. Jets. Comment: Crennel, 60, has two years left on his contract and is working on a three-year extension with the Browns, who finished 10-6. The Dolphins would have to compensate the Browns with a draft pick in order to hire him. Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Todd Haley Connection to Parcells: He was Parcells' receivers coach with the Jets and Cowboys. Comment: Haley, 40, has never been a head coach, but Parcells has hired him twice and is comfortable with him. Plus, Haley got into a public spat with Terrell Owens last year, which likely earned him bonus points with Parcells. Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett Connection to Parcells: None, but new Dolphins GM Jeff Ireland is familiar with Garrett's work this season. Comment: A longtime NFL backup and fan favorite, Garrett, 41, has helped Cowboys QB Tony Romo take the next step and become an elite NFL player. Garrett, the Dolphins QB coach in 2005-06, has limited coaching experience, but the Princeton grad is considering a rising star destined to be a head coach soon. Arizona Cardinals running backs coach Maurice Carthon Connection to Parcells: He was Parcells' fullback with the New York Giants and his offensive coordinator for two seasons in Dallas. Comment: Parcells has been grooming Carthon, 46, for a long time. But Carthon couldn't do the job as Cleveland's offensive coordinator and seems to be a long shot here. Interviewing him would satisfy the "Rooney Rule," which requires teams to bring in a minority candidate to discuss a head coaching opening. Ex-Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Rex Ryan Connection to Parcells: None. Comment: Ryan, 45, is a son of one of the best defensive minds of Parcells' early coaching days, ex-Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan. Rex Ryan coached the Ravens' top-ranked defense in 2006. The Dolphins have contacted Ryan, but no interview has been scheduled. Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer Connection to Parcells: He was Parcells' defensive coordinator in Dallas for all four seasons. Comment: Zimmer, 51, ran Parcells' 3-4 defense for the 2005 and '06 seasons and could be a fall-back option. The Dallas defense ranked in the top 10 in seven of Zimmer's 13 years there. Indianapolis Colts assistant head coach Jim Caldwell Connection to Parcells: None. Comment: Caldwell, 52, has been in the mix for head coaching jobs in the past. In charge of the Colts' quarterbacks the past six seasons, Caldwell has been key to the development of future Hall of Famer Peyton Manning.
January 4, 200818 yr On SportsCenter they released a list on the possible head coaches. I forget the list, but it had Sparano, and Rex Ryan. I would love to have Romeo Crennel as coach though. But, Parcells is probably going to want someone who will just do whatever he says, so most likely Sparano.
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