Dolphins Have Deal With Parcells... Or At Least They Think They Do

The Miami Dolphins have reached an agreement with Bill Parcells on a four-year contract under which the retired coach would become a front office executive with the team and oversee its football operations, a source familiar with the negotiations said.

The Dolphins can only hope that their tentative deal with Parcells results in a signed contract.

Parcells's discussions with the Dolphins restarted when owner Wayne Huizenga told Parcells he would not sell the franchise, according to the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the agreement had not been announced.

The source said he expected Parcells and the Dolphins to complete the contract without complications.

By Mark Maske |  December 19, 2007; 7:55 PM ET  | Category:  Dolphins
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