The Miami Dolphins have for a long time been slow in reacting to changes that simply needed to be made.
The firing of Kevin Coyle? One year too late.
The firing of Joe Philbin? Two years too late.
The firing of Jeff Ireland? Should have gone with Tony Sparano.
And, if you are a loyal reader of this space, you know the late action isn't limited to the firing of upper management or coaches. This franchise is often late making moves on the field.
Benching Dallas Thomas for Jason Fox last year? Happened three games after it seemed clear Thomas wasn't meant to be a left tackle.