The Miami Dolphins have signed head coach Mike McDaniel to a four-year contract extension, securing his position with the team through the 2028 season. McDaniel has led the Dolphins to consecutive playoff appearances and oversaw the league’s top-ranked offense in 2023. Known for his background as an offensive coordinator and run game coordinator, McDaniel, 41, has developed a strong partnership with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Tagovailoa recently signed his own four-year, $214.4 million contract in July, with the organization believing that this duo can guide Miami to a Super Bowl.
McDaniel’s creative play-calling and strategic approach have helped transform the Dolphins into one of the most dynamic offensive teams in the NFL. Although the exact financial terms of McDaniel’s new deal have not been disclosed, it is estimated that he could earn between $3.5 million and $4.5 million per year, placing him among the higher-paid coaches in the league.
With his contract extension in place, McDaniel’s focus now shifts to the 2024 season, where the Dolphins will aim to reach the playoffs once again and secure their first postseason victory since 2000.
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