What do you want to know about Chad O’Shea, the guy tasked with fixing the Dolphins’ broken offense?
That he spent childhood years playing catch in the parking lot of the Orange Bowl, where his father Mike served as the Hurricanes’ athletic trainer for a half-decade under Howard Schnellenberger?
That he was the quarterback and captain at the University of Houston in the mid-1990s, and got his start in coaching at his alma mater after graduation?
That he so badly wanted to work in the NFL that he did it for free for a season on Dick Vermeil’s staff in Kansas City, barely keeping afloat financially in what was basically an unpaid internship year?