It is a new era for the Miami Dolphins as they have moved away from the regime that was led by Mike McDaniel, and into a new vision with Jeff Hafley as the man in charge.

Hafley is looking to dig to Dolphins out of the depths of a rebuild and into the postseason, where they are chasing their first win since a 23-17 overtime win over Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts in December of 2000.

Hafley recently joined the podcast of one of his former players , Hall of Fame cornerback Richard Sherman, to discuss his vision for the team, and who he was surprised to see was still available at a specific spot in the draft.

The Big Man

The first draft choice of the Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan era came with a bit of controversy. As the first 10 picks came off the board, the Dolphins were in a good spot to take either the top player on the board by consensus in Ohio State’s Caleb Downs or local favorite Rueben Bain Jr.…