Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images As the offseason ends and NFL teams return to work, all the different preseason rankings come. There are rankings of the teams themselves. I have also seen rankings ranging from a team's game day food and drink offerings to individual player rankings by position. So, of course, someone, well, many someone’s or at least multiple publications have their various rankings of NFL head coaches. I have seen the Miami Dolphins head coach ranked anywhere as low as 20 to as high as 11 (as in this post recently by CBS ). All of the posts seem to have Andy Ried as the top head coach at present in the NFL. I don’t know if there is any way to quantify who the best head coach actually is, but I guess there are worse ways to do so than by selecting the winner of the past two Super Bowls. So tonight’s question of the day is: Do you think that CBS or any of the other publications have McDaniel ranked too high or too low, and where would you rank him against the rest of the head coaches in the NFL? Please give us your answers and thoughts on the question of the day in the comments section below-

The dining room of YAYA Coastal Cuisine | Morgan Sophia YAYA Coastal Cuisine boasts a Mediterranean menu by the former Prime 112 executive chef Yaya (stylized YAYA) Coastal Cuisine is set to open in North Bay Village in mid-August. It promises a blend of Mediterranean cuisine with a Miami twis, with a stunning bayfront location offers panoramic water and skyline views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Angel Febres leads the venture, who’s also behind local favorites like Racket, Drunken Dragon, Foxhole, and Casa Tiki. Running the kitchen is former Prime 112 executive chef Todd Zimmer. Diners can expect a range of seafood, such as crudo and grilled head-on prawns, to hot mezze featuring flaming saganaki and crispy zucchini and eggplant. Entrees include options like “Uni in Seawater,” Maine lobster cobb salad, bone-in ribeye buttero with salsa verde, and a whole Spanish dorade with watercress and fennel. World Red Eye The outside patio at Yaya. As for drinks, think creative, easy-to-drink cocktails include the Mediterranean Martini, made with olive oil-washed vodka, red bell pepper juice, basil simple syrup, and lemon juice, and the Honeydew Cooler, which combines vodka, crème de banana, lime juice, and coconut water. The space, designed by Saladino Design Studios, features a full bar, a large private dining room, outdoor seating on the terrace, and a lounge area with seating for 110 in the main dining room and an additional 80 outside and a private dining room accommodates up to 40 guests. Morgan Sophia The bar area. As it is a waterfront spot, it offers meals and, of course, a private membership club for boaters. Dubbed the YAYA Club, it features 14 dockage spots at the YAYA Marina, right in front of the restaurant. Members have exclusive access to a private dining room. YAYA opens to the public on August 14 for dinner from 5:30 p.m. to midnight, Monday through Thursday, until 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and from 5 p.m. to midnight Sunday. Brunch is also in the works. Morgan Sophia Main dining room at Yaya. Morgan Sophia Main dining room area. World Red Eye Outside patio at Yaya. World Red Eye Waterfront views.

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Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images After not having any players named in the first 30 players on the 2024 list, the Dolphins land four players in the sixties on Wednesday. The Dolphins had been shut out of the NFL’s Top 100 list in 2024 – a list voted on by current NFL players – through the first 30 selections or so. Plenty of fans were wondering when a member of Miami’s squad would crack the countdown. Well, good things come to those who wait, they say. On Wednesday, four Miami Dolphins were named to the Top 100 list – starting with left tackle Terron Armstead at #67. 67. Terron Armstead #NFLTop100 pic.twitter.com/bz5ZjOG57c— NFL (@NFL) July 25, 2024 Armstead actually climbed 16 spots from his 2023 ranking where he checked in at #83. When healthy, the soon-to-be 34-year-old is one of the most dominant offensive linemen in the National Football League, so if he can avoid the injury bug in 2024, get ready to see him jump even higher on next year’s list. The next Miami Dolphins player to make the list was safety Jordan Poyer. Yes, Poyer played for the Buffalo Bills in 2023, but he’s on the right side of the battles for the upcoming season, this time dressing in the aqua and orange of Miami. Poyer’s standing slipped some – dropping from his #57 ranking the season prior to #65 on this year’s list. 65. Jordan Poyer #NFLTop100 pic.twitter.com/L4nmBZ0wbg— NFL (@NFL) July 25, 2024 Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle was the next Dolphin to find a home on the NFL Top 100 list – checking in at #63. Injuries hampered Waddle’s 2023 campaign, so his ranking did fall a bit – down from #44 in 2023. Expect a huge season for the fifth year player, and with that, a higher ranking on next year’s list. 63. Jaylen Waddle #NFLTop100 pic.twitter.com/fWomoVPYZR— NFL (@NFL) July 25, 2024 The final Miami Dolphins player to make the NFL Top 100 list so far is EDGE rusher Bradley Chubb. Chubb was not ranked on last year’s list, but checked in at #62 for this year’s countdown. Chubb was on pace for one of the best seasons of his career before being sidelined with a torn ACL at the end of the 2023 campaign. Once Chubb regains his health in 2024, he’ll look to continue terrorizing quarterbacks around the league. 62. Bradley Chubb #NFLTop100 pic.twitter.com/VIFJ2ryORy— NFL (@NFL) July 25, 2024