Dolphins Next Head Coach Odds
via Maxim Bet
Candidate | Odds |
---|---|
Brian Daboll | +300 |
Doug Pederson | +500 |
Eric Bieniemy | +500 |
Kellen Moore | +700 |
Byron Leftwich | +700 |
Todd Bowles | +700 |
Nathaniel Hackett | +700 |
Joe Brady | +1000 |
Kevin O'Connell | +1000 |
Demeco Ryans | +1200 |
Jim Harbaugh | +1200 |
Jerod Mayo | +1400 |
Mike McDaniel | +1400 |
The NFL coaching carousel is already spinning. Let the fun begin.
Although betting on the next head coach of a team is a novelty market with low limits, the list of candidates who get thrown onto the odds board can be particularly intriguing – such as Jim Harbaugh to the Bears, or Peyton Manning to the Broncos.
Next up on the list are the Dolphins, who recently canned Brian Flores after three years of steering the franchise in the right direction.
Offense appears to be the theme going forward.
Brian Daboll (+300)
Daboll has been the Bills' offensive coordinator since 2018, helping the unit rank third in the NFL in scoring each of the last two seasons.
Although he's never been a head coach, Daboll has five Super Bowl wins as an assistant, and another at the collegiate level as Alabama's OC.
The former 2020 AP Assistant Coach of the Year has ties to Miami, serving as the Dolphins offensive coordinator in 2011.
Doug Pederson (+500)
Pederson left the Eagles on a low note, posting a 4-11-1 record and last-place finish in the division in 2020.
However, he took the club to the postseason in three straight campaigns, headlined by the Super Bowl win over Tom Brady and the Pats in the 2017 season.
Kevin O'Connell (+1000)
O'Connell's stock is rising at a torrid pace. The current Rams offensive coordinator helped the unit rank fourth in yards per play and seventh in scoring during the regular season.
Branches off the Sean McVay tree always seem to be highly sought after – Zac Taylor, Brandon Staley and Matt LaFleur are three prime examples of McVay assistants who are currently head coaches.