the dolphins in a devastating condition: concerning the departure of Vic Fangio …

Vic Fangio was let go by the Miami Dolphins after just one season, yet the guys he left behind do not appear angry.

Fangio is now set to join the Philadelphia Eagles as defensive coordinator, returning to his previous role as a consultant for the 2022 season.

This season, Fangio’s Dolphins defense struggled with injuries, particularly along the defensive line.

However, members of the defense appear to believe the problems extended much beyond the medical report.

That’s a huge cry from just a month ago, when Miami defensive lineman Emmanuel Ogbah described Fangio as a “genius” in an interview with Fox News Digital.

“As far as defensive scheme … he know how to put guys in the right position to make plays,” Ogbah was quoted as saying. It’s undeniably distinct. I have learned a lot from him. He’s obviously improved my game significantly.”

Following the interview, the Dolphins lost their last three games of the season.

Jaelan Phillips, Bradley Chubb, and Andrew Van Ginkel all missed time due to injuries. Jalen Ramsey, an All-Pro cornerback moved from the Los Angeles Rams to the Dolphins before the season, was also sidelined to begin the season due to an injury.

The Dolphins finished 11-6 this season but missed out on the AFC East title after losing a home game to the Buffalo Bills in Week 18. They then fell to the Kansas City Chiefs in the wild-card round.

Miami’s offense was spectacular. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa led the league in passing yards, while Tyreek Hill led in receiving yards. Miami’s nemesis seems to be other playoff teams.

The Dolphins finished 1-5 in regular season games versus playoff clubs.

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