Dolphins Name Jeff Ireland General Manager
January 2, 2008

The Miami Dolphins today named Jeff Ireland as their new general manager, effective immediately. Ireland joins the Dolphins after a seven-year stint with the Dallas Cowboys, including the past three as the team’s Vice President of College and Pro Scouting. In fact, of the 53 players on the current Cowboys team, which went 13-3 and won the NFC East in 2007, 38 were acquired over the last three years, including 12 of the club’s 22 starters.

“I am excited about joining the Dolphins as their general manager,” Ireland said. “I know the great tradition of the team, and in my mind they are one of the flagship franchises in the NFL. They have a great owner in Wayne Huizenga, who I know is committed to making the Dolphins into winners once again. I am looking forward to working with him and everyone else in Miami to achieve that goal.

Now they just need to replace their crappy head coach.

Coaching staff gone today.

let the rebuilding begin

And the mass exodus of Dallas assitant coaches begins...

Get all best the coaches in the world, if they don't upgrade the talent, it ain't gonna matter!!!

Correct. Ronnie Brown is good, and Jesse Chatman is a good backup. Other than that, there isn't much else on the team.