New information has surfaced regarding the circumstances surrounding Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross’s decision to fire head coach Mike McDaniel. According to tight end Darren Waller, McDaniel’s dismissal occurred during what was supposed to be Waller’s end-of-season exit interview with the coach.

As the Detroit Lions search for a new offensive coordinator, Evan Fox of The Pat McAfee Show floated an off-the-wall candidate on Tuesday. Fox suggested that former Lions quarterback Dan Orlovsky should put his name into the ring for the job in the Motor City.

Miami Dolphins tight end Darren Waller detailed the moment owner Stephen Ross pulled Mike McDaniel aside to fire him.

The Detroit Lions reportedly are eyeing veteran coordinators and former head coaches for their offensive coordinator vacancy.

Waller says that he was in the middle of his exit meeting with McDaniel last Thursday when Ross walked in the door. There was a brief conversation and then Waller realized something was up, as he recalled to Manziel, "I was at the scene of the crime, bro. I think I was the last person that saw him before he got fired."

An update on how Mike McDaniel views his situation could bode well for the Detroit Lions' chances to land him as their next OC.

Former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel "very much likes the idea" of getting hired as an offensive coordinator again if his door to remain a head coach elsewhere closes this offseason, according to ESPN's Jeff Darlington.

The worst kind of mob is the one that is displacing its aggression. Then again, maybe every mob is that kind of mob. The more unhinged the vitriol, the more concentrated its direction, the more likely it is driven by fears and frustrations that are much more difficult to reconcile than the ones that have bubbled to the surface.