The Miami Dolphins have joined the fun of interviewing Rams assistants for open coordinator positions. According to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, the Dolphins are interviewing Rams LBs coach/pass rush coordinator Chris Shula for their defensive coordinator job.
As Pelissero notes, Shula is the grandson of legendary Dolphins coach Don Shula, so this would be a familiar name for the organization. Chris Shula is also up for the Rams’ defensive coordinator job, interviewing for it this week.
Shula, 37, has been with the Rams since 2017, coaching everything from the inside linebackers to the outside linebackers to the defensive backs. He previously coached with the Chargers as a defensive quality control coach from 2015-2016 before joining Sean McVay’s staff with the Rams.
The #Dolphins are interviewing Chris Shula — grandson of legendary coach Don Shula — for their defensive coordinator job today, per source.
Chris Shula has spent the past seven seasons as an assistant with the #Rams, most recently as pass rush coordinator/linebackers coach. pic.twitter.com/R8G83MWtNd
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) February 1, 2024
