The Miami Dolphins are not expected to fire coach Mike McDaniel this week despite a 1-6 record and another lethargic showing during Sunday's 31-6 loss against the Cleveland Browns. Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher drilled into McDaniels and what he paints as a lifeless team taking the field without much direction.

The Miami Dolphins aren't making head coaching or starting quarterback changes.

“Owner Stephen Ross likes him and believes in him, has extended Mike McDaniel in the past and wants to go forward with Mike McDaniel,” Rapoport said on NFL Network.

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Bill Cowher knows what championship football looks like. He knows what quality football looks like, just as he knows what complementary football, sufficient football, and even bad football looks like.

Miami lost a 31-6 stinker to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon in what was one of the most appalling displays of football that Dolphins fans have been subjected to in years.

Meanwhile, the flat performance brings more attention to the status of McDaniel.