Report: Dolphins Seek to Interview Don Shula’s Grandson
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“Recreating 1972 season next year” “Hopefully he’s not like his dad”: NFL fans react as Chris Shula gets invited by $7,500,000,000 franchise for HC job
Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula have been requested an interview by the Miami Dolphins, who are searching for a new coach after firing Mike McDaniel this week.
Report: Dolphins seek to interview Don Shula’s grandson
The Miami Dolphins have requested to interview Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula for their head coach opening, NFL Network reported Saturday.Shula's grandfather, of course, is Pro Football Hall of Fame member Don Shula, the legendary coach who led the Dolphins for 26 years. Under Shula, the Dolphins won five AFC championships and back-to-back Super Bowl games following the 1972 and ‘73 seasons.The 1972 Dolphins posted a 17-0 mar…
Dolphins Ask Permission to Interview Chris Shula - DolphinsTalk
Dolphins Ask Permission to Interview Chris Shula Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network reports the Miami Dolphins have requested to interview the grandson of Don Shula, Chris Shula, the current LA Rams defensive coordinator. Shula was born and raised in Miami and is the son of former Cincinnati Bengals head coach Dave Shula. He has spent time with the Chargers and mainly the LA Rams as an assistant coach, as he has worked his way up the coaching rank…
Dolphins Request HC Interview With Rams DC Chris Shula
While Don Shula is arguably the greatest head coach in NFL history, he’s unquestionably the best coach the Dolphins have ever had. During a legendary run with the Dolphins from 1970-1995, Shula led them to an undefeated season and two Super Bowl wins, among many other accomplishments. With 347 career victories, including 19 in the postseason, Shula remains atop the all-time list. Three decades after he retired, Shula’s grandson has emerged as a …
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