The Miami Dolphins are promoting Bobby Slowik to offensive coordinator, a source confirmed to ESPN. Slowik served as the team's passing game coordinator in 2025 and interviewed for the Eagles' OC job. He's the second coordinator hired under new head coach Jeff Hafley, following special teams coach Chris Tabor.

Hafley, who will call defensive plays, emphasized building the offense around personnel and a physical run game. Miami's 2025 passing attack ranked 25th in the NFL, while the ground game thrived with De'Von Achane's 1,350 rushing yards. The team may also break in a new quarterback, with Tua Tagovailoa's future uncertain.

Slowik brings experience from Houston and San Francisco, where he overlapped with Hafley. His task is to revive a stagnant passing offense while maintaining the run-first identity. How he adapts his system to Miami's current roster will shape the team's 2026 outlook.