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New Dolphins offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik says his job is to maximize the QB play and he believes Tua Tagovailoa can bounce back, though GM Jon-Eric Sullivan will decide Tua’s future; Slowik also praised Quinn Ewers’s late-season growth. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals hired Nathaniel Hackett as offensive coordinator, the Dolphins prepare for a new quarterbacks coach, and Terrace Marshall Jr. was signed at wide receiver.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley hired Bobby Slowik as the team’s offensive coordinator, moving away from Packers candidates and leveraging Slowik’s background with the 49ers and Texans. Hafley has not yet named a non-play-calling defensive coordinator, and Packers assistants could still be options.
The Miami Dolphins are reportedly hiring Bobby Slowik as offensive coordinator, reuniting him with the team after a 2025 role as senior passing game coordinator; Slowik previously served as Texans OC (2023–24) and had interviewed with the Eagles for their OC job before staying in Miami, as new head coach Jeff Hafley builds his staff and Chris Tabor is hired as special teams coordinator; quarterback plans for 2026 have not been disclosed.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley is reportedly naming Bobby Slowik their new offensive coordinator, a move that maintains continuity with the current staff and leverages Slowik’s rising status from the 49ers and Texans. Slowik, who has interviewed for other OC jobs (including Philadelphia) but is staying in Miami, would bring familiarity with Dolphins players and a system aligned with Hafley’s plans. The team is also weighing whether to keep offensive line coach Butch Barry, while evaluating defensive coordinator candidates as Frank Smith is effectively out.
The Miami Dolphins have kept Bobby Slowik as offensive coordinator under new head coach Jeff Hafley, reuniting them after their time with the 49ers. Slowik, formerly the Texans’ OC, now faces the challenge of reviving a lagging Miami offense and evaluating quarterback options as the team moves forward from last season.
The Philadelphia Eagles will not hire Bobby Slowik as their next offensive coordinator after he stays with the Dolphins to run the plays; the search now moves to other known candidates including Josh Grizzard, Mike Kafka, Jim Bob Cooter, Charlie Weis Jr., Matt Nagy, and Declan Doyle, with continued buzz that Brian Daboll could still be a fit if he doesn’t land a head coaching job.
Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik has agreed to a new deal with the team, including a significant raise, after impressing multiple NFL clubs during the interview process. Despite being a first-year offensive coordinator, Slowik's work with rookie C.J. Stroud and the success of the Texans in the 2023 season made him a sought-after candidate. The Seattle Seahawks had interviewed Slowik but did not set up a second interview, leaving the Miami Dolphins' Frank Smith and the New York Giants' Mike Kafka as the remaining offensive coordinator candidates for the Seahawks.
Offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik will stay with the Houston Texans for the 2024 season after interviewing for head-coaching jobs with other teams. His new contract includes a significant raise. Quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson will also remain in Houston. Both coaches were instrumental in rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud's standout season, during which he threw for over 4,000 yards and led the league in touchdown-to-interception ratio. Stroud expressed his appreciation for Slowik's coaching and expressed his hope for their return, which has now been fulfilled.
Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik and quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson have decided to stay in Houston for the 2024 season after interviewing for other coaching positions. Slowik, who had interviews with the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders, led a productive offense that contributed to the team's 10-7 record and AFC South title. Quarterback C.J. Stroud, under Slowik's guidance, had an impressive rookie season. With Slowik and Johnson remaining with the team, head coach DeMeco Ryans will have the same offensive staff for another season.
Offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik has agreed to a new deal with the Texans, receiving a significant raise after helping the team to a division title and playoff win in his first season. Despite interest from other teams, including the Commanders and Seahawks, Slowik will remain with the Texans for the upcoming season.
Houston Texans' offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik has decided to stay with the team on a new contract despite interest from other teams, including for head coaching positions. His return is seen as a significant boost for the team, particularly for quarterback C.J. Stroud, as Slowik's offensive scheme has been tailored to Stroud's strengths. While Slowik's decision is positive for the Texans, there is potential for the team to lose quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson, who had interviews with other teams for coaching positions.
The Falcons have completed a second interview with Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik as they continue their search for a new head coach, with several other candidates also being considered. The Panthers are close to hiring Dave Canales as their next head coach, leaving the Falcons, Commanders, and Seahawks as the only NFL teams without a head coach.
The Atlanta Falcons completed a second interview with Bobby Slowik, the offensive coordinator for the Houston Texans, increasing his chances of becoming a head coach for the first time in his career. Slowik also had an in-person interview with the Washington Commanders for their head coach vacancy. This marks the fourth candidate to complete a second interview with the Falcons, following Bill Belichick, Raheem Morris, and Ejiro Evero.
Seattle Seahawks are considering Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik as a potential head coach. Slowik, who has been credited with significant improvements in the Texans' offense, is seen as a young but potentially ready candidate for a head coaching position. His unique path to an NFL OC job, including a stint at Pro Football Focus, has added to his appeal as a coaching candidate.
Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik is set to interview with the Commanders, Falcons, and Seahawks for their head coaching vacancies after the team's season ended with a loss. Slowik has already interviewed with the Titans and Panthers and will conduct all interviews remotely. His work with rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud has propelled him into the conversation for head coaching jobs, and if he doesn't land one, he plans to return to help the Texans next season.