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Patrick Graham and Brian Flores plan on running a 4-3 and 3-4 defense in Miami. Whatever scheme works best for the upcoming game will be used. For the past few years, the Dolphins have been a 4-3 team and there will most likely be some rocky adjustments when switching to a 3-4. For this to work, the Dolphins are going to need some intelligent players and have the ability to adjust.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Dolphins' 'Yale guy' Patrick Graham, who dreamed of CIA, seeks smart players - Miami Dolphins- ESPN
Miami's new coordinator, happy with his career path these days, plans to build a scheme-versatile defense that demands a lot of his players.
Dolphins Coaching Staff
Dolphins hiring Alabama staffer Brendan Farrell as special teams assistant – ProFootballTalk
The Miami Dolphins are adding an Alabama assistant coach to their coaching staff. The Dolphins are hiring Brendan Farrell as a special teams assistant. Farrell had been a special teams quality control coach at Alabama. The move was reported by FootballScoop.com.
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