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A man named Joe Philbin is the newest caretaker put in charge of the Miami Dolphins’ deeply tarnished good name. He must chip away a decade of losses and lost luster, and erase years of fan erosion and growing cynicism. He must reestablish the abandoned stature of this team, this brand, in what used to be a “football town.”
He has become the man in charge of hope for a fan base so desperate for that.
He must win. Now.
And he must do all of this even as he mourns his own loss, one far greater than any coach ever encountered on any football field.
Philbin, 50, is the Dolphins’ new head coach as of Friday evening, the eighth in the franchise’s 46-year history (or 10th if you include two interim coaches). He also is a father...
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