Bobby Slowik promoted to Dolphins offensive coordinator under new coach Hafley, AP source says
- Jeff Hafley, the new Miami Dolphins head coach, made his first staff hire late Friday, bringing in Chris Tabor as special teams coordinator from the Buffalo Bills.
- An in-division move, Adam Schefter said, Hafley stayed inside the division to fill Miami's special teams coordinator job Friday, creating a special teams coordinator vacancy for the Buffalo Bills.
- Tabor's Bills special-teams unit averaged the third most return yards and was one of six NFL teams to return a kickoff for a touchdown this season.
- After bringing in Tabor Friday, Hafley moved quickly to fill other coordinator roles as the Dolphins promoted Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator Saturday.
- Having served as an interim head coach after Frank Reich's 2022 firing, Chris Tabor led the Carolina Panthers for six games, finishing 1-5 and earning the first overall draft pick.
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Reports: Dolphins promoting Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator
The Miami Dolphins are promoting Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator under new head coach Jeff Hafley, according to multiple reports on Saturday.
Bobby Slowik promoted to Dolphins offensive coordinator under new coach Hafley, AP source says
The Miami Dolphins are promoting passing game coordinator Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator, a person familiar with the move told The Associated Press on Saturday.
Miami Dolphins promoting assistant coach Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator
Bobby Slowik, who came to the Miami Dolphins last season as the senior pass game coordinator under ex-coach Mike McDaniel, will be named Miami's new offensive coordinator under new coach Jeff Hafley.
Dolphins hire Chris Tabor as special teams coordinator, Kyle Smith as assistant GM
A few days into his tenure as head coach, Jeff Hafley has made his first addition to the Miami Dolphins’ staff, hiring Chris Tabor as special teams coordinator, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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