Midway through the morning Monday, Mike McDaniel's status remained the same, almost inevitably on his way out on as Miami Dolphins head coach but with that move

The Dolphins coach is far from the only one who should be worried about his job status after a slow start to the season.

McDaniel’s frustrating body language toward the rookie came immediately following Ewers’ first drive in the NFL, which resulted in a three-and-out after he completed 1 of 2 passes for minus-2 yards and then fumbled the third-down shotgun snap.

The Dolphins are a bad football team. McDaniel looks more and more like a coach with no answers. Miami is 1-6 with the only win coming against the lowly New York Jets. That's why the Dolphins will have to consider a midseason change at coach. It's not like there are any signs of life.

The Miami Dolphins need to make some changes. The changes at the top are the ones everyone is talking about, but if Mike McDaniel is still the team’s head coach

Pro Football Hall of Famer Bill Cowher called out the Miami Dolphins on Sunday following their putrid performance against the Cleveland Browns.

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