The Miami Dolphins’ season was over before it even started in 2025. A slew of preseason injuries saw Miami lose several valuable starters, and it took nearly a month for the Dolphins to get into the win column.

The Fins fired now-former general manager Chris Grier after a 2-7 start. Grier had been involved with the organization since 2000, meaning he saw all 25 years of the NFL’s longest postseason win drought.

Now, owner Stephen Ross has set set his sights on making a new hire. The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue believes New England Patriots’ vice president of player personnel, Ryan Cowden, could be the man for the job.

“Cowden, who has served as an interim general manager in Tennessee while also undergoing multiple GM interviews over the last eight seasons, has an extensive scouting an

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