Via the Herald:
One player described the situation on offense last season as a “[expletive] show,” noting O’Shea tried to teach an offense that was too complex for a young team and that teaching/instruction during film study was a “disaster.”
As one player noted, O’Shea tried to run plays that were used in New England, which was predictable because O’Shea had spent the previous 10 seasons there as wide receivers coach.
Additionally, a player reportedly said O’Shea made the situation worse by trying to install especially complicated elements of the Patriots offense used by Tom Brady and Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
O’Shea eventually landed with the Cleveland Browns as their new wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator.
The report notes that O’Shea’s firing was “surprising at the time”, since the Dolphins averaged 25.4 points per game in the second half of the 2019 season.
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