Dolphins fans aren’t the only ones campaigning for a coaching change after Miami was routed by the Ravens, 28-6, on “Thursday Night Football” at Hard Rock Stadium.
Former Pro Bowl offensive lineman Richie Incognito Jr., who played for Miami from 2010-13, said it’s time for team owner Stephen Ross to blow the whole thing up.
“I’ve seen enough,” Incognito posted on X after the Dolphins fell to 2-7.
“This team’s quit on Mike McDaniel. Time for Mr. Ross to clean house and reset the culture.”
Incognito is famous for his role in the Dolphins’ 2013 Bullygate scandal, where he was the alleged ringleader of the hazing of teammate Jonathan Martin.
Incognito never played for McDaniel, who began his Miami tenure in 2022.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said during Prime Video’s pregame show that

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