Welcome to the wildest NFL offseason in recent memory. The league's regular season ended nine days ago — one day for every NFL franchise that now needs a head coach. It's pure, unbridled chaos and the Miami Dolphins are firmly in the thick of it.

Kelvin Sheppard has drawn interest from Miami, which has requested permission to interview him after his first season running Detroit’s defense.

So this evening’s Phinsider Question Of The Day is: Which head coaching candidate is your favorite and why? Do you have more than one candidate you would be comfortable hiring, and why for each?

There aren't many pieces in place for the Miami offense, but Jaylen Waddle and De'Von Achane offer two of the most explosive playmakers in the NFL for whoever is under center. Kubiak has a demonstrated history of making the most of those kind of players.

As if this year’s coaching cycle couldn’t get any crazier, another head coaching job opened Tuesday. Mike Tomlin is stepping down from his post with the Pittsbu

The Miami Dolphins have requested an interview with Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula, son of Dave and grandson of Don.

I’m strongly in favor of Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan’s interview trend. I’m a fan of the Dolphins going against The Establishment. Hopefully this sets a positive tone for the

Raiders defensive coordinator Patrick Graham is making the rounds this coaching cycle. He was already requested to interview with the Washington Commanders for their head coach opening and now he has been asked to interview for the job in Miami.

The Miami Dolphins decided to move on from Mike McDaniel earlier this offseason, making them one of the teams looking to hire a new head coach. According to insider Tom Pelissero, the Dolphins have requested to interview Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula.