Shortly after Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced on Friday that the Dolphins and general manager Chris Grier had “mutually” agreed to part ways, a report revealed that Mike McDaniel would “remain Miami’s head coach for the remainder of the season at least.” It appears not everybody is convinced McDaniel will stay employed through Week 18 of the ongoing campaign. “Nothing is guaranteed for McDaniel at the end of the season, or even over the next few weeks, including a stand-alone game in Madrid followed by a bye,” NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated wrote on Monday. “But he has a chance to prove himself, as Ross, team president Tom Garfinkel and Ross’ advisors try to chart a course. I would guess that leads the Dolphins to a new head of football ops, and that person would make a call on McDaniel — unless McDaniel’s grip on the locker room slips (that’d be the one way McDaniel could still lose his job in-season).” McDaniel was the subject of hot-seat rumors long before the Dolphins fell t
