DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — Jeff Fisher has completed an interview for the Miami Dolphins’ head coaching job.
Fisher departed the team’s complex at mid-afternoon Tuesday the same way he arrived — via owner Stephen Ross’ helicopter. The Dolphins then confirmed the visit.
He’s believed to be the Dolphins’ top choice, and Ross is willing to pay big money, but competition from other NFL teams may be fierce.
The Buccaneers and Rams fired their coaches on Monday, increasing to five the number of top vacancies. The Rams’ vice president and chief operating officer, Kevin Demoff, happens to be the son of Fisher’s agent, Marvin Demoff.
Fisher coached the Titans franchise for 17 years and led Tennessee to the 2000 Super Bowl.
