Miami Dolphins' South Beach Dreams: Jeff Fisher As Next Fins Coach

Nothing has been conventional about the Miami Dolphins' offseason.

Now it's time to continue the unconventional behavior and go get Jeff Fisher to be the Dolphins' head coach.

The likelihood of that happening is very slim, unfortunately (thus why I titled this article "South Beach Dreams").

However, if there is even a remote chance that the Dolphins could pull this move off, then they should.

With the way Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has behaved towards Tony Sparano this offseason, there is a good chance Jeff Fisher would in no way want to work for Ross.

However, Fisher is coming off of a bad relationship with Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams. Adams was very hands-on in telling Fisher who to start at QB. Fisher may like working for an owner in Ross who is completely hands-off in football decisions.

Then some would argue that Fisher is an overrated coach.

Fisher has been the head coach of the Titans for 16 seasons (plus six games in 1994 as interim coach). He did make the playoffs in six of those seasons, but never won a Super Bowl (lost the one he was in by half a yard).

Unfortunately, in the NFL you are measured by championships, and so some say Fisher cannot be considered an elite coach.

I do not care if you want to consider him elite or not, he is still a MAJOR upgrade over Tony Sparano.

Many Fin fans would agree that this coaching staff that Sparano has assembled is an absolute joke.

Fisher would have to scramble, but even scrambling could put together a much better staff than Sparano has.

The odds are against the Dolphins for this move to happen. However, if Ross wants to keep his word to Fin fans about being more exciting, then he needs to at least give Fisher a call (we all know Ross likes to do this when he has a coach, anyway).

For now, it is all just a depressed and defeated Fins fan's dream.