Source: Miami Dolphins retaining Tony Sparano

[Riddickulous]

Source: Miami Dolphins sticking with Tony Sparano as coach - ESPN

If the 49ers or Broncos don't pull the trigger, I have a bad feeling about next year's Stanford game.

 

[TerryTate]

****.

 

[mgriff]

As a Dolphins fans, No0o0o0o0o0o0o.

In reality, it isn't that terrible, as a suitable replacement was obviously not available. Cowher wanted full control, Gruden declined, and I guess the meeting with Harbaugh didn't go so well. I'm not convinced of any candidate other than Cowher, so Sparano getting one more year isn't that bad. There are far too many holes to plug though, so another mediocre season next year is most likely.

 

[Riddickulous]

****.

I hear ya.

 

[KPENN]

Bring it. Cause i'm not worried. I'm confident in Kelly. Plus he's gonna go to the NFL eventually

 

[IrishLax]

Really starting to feel like him and Andrew might have an understanding of sorts here to give it one more year and the NFL will always be there. If he turned down that kind of money from Miami he won't end up in Denver so it's down to San Fran.

It will SUCK to not get Carlisle and that is my main concern here.

 

[irishff1014]

He is stupid for wanting to stay there. After they pretty much left him out to dry and say we don't support you.

 

[mick2]

He is stupid for wanting to stay there. After they pretty much left him out to dry and say we don't support you.

whats he gonna do? say no thanks to a head coaching job in the nfl, and millions of bucks?

he'll stay until they fire him, i would to.

 

[no.1IrishFan]

As a lifelong Dolphan I want a proven NFL coach, not a college coach(no matter how well connected to the NFL) to learn the ropes.

Already been through that with Nick Saban and he's a very good college coach. Just couldn't cut it in the NFL.

 

[crzychris]

The entire Fins organization should be embarrassed by what happened. It's beyond unprofessional to start interviewing for a job that technically is filled.