Jeff fisher

• DAVIE, Fla. (AP) – Jeff Fisher landed at the Miami Dolphins complex on Tuesday. Now the question is whether the Dolphins will land Fisher. A person familiar with the teams coaching search said Fisher was interviewing for the job.
(USA Today)
• DAVIE, Fla. -- Jeff Fisher has completed an interview for the Miami Dolphins head coaching job. Fisher departed the teams complex at mid-afternoon Tuesday the same way he arrived -- via owner Stephen Ross helicopter.
(ESPN)
• The blades on the helicopter began to whirl, a sign the aircraft soon would lift from its station of the last three hours, between the 10- and 15-yard lines on the north practice field of the Dolphins facility.
(Miami Herald)
• Jeff Fisher is in the building. Fisher, the former Tennessee Titans coach, is interviewing for the Dolphins head coaching job this morning, according to ESPNs Adam Schefter.
(Palm Beach Post)
• The Chicago Bears have been going through a shake up today, and according to NFL.com, it now appears that former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher has his eyes on a potential job opening as the Bears head coach.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• Jeff Fisher is in town and interviewing with the Dolphins now, ESPN has reported. I have not yet confirmed this independently. [UPDATE: Ive confirmed Fisher is indeed in town today.] Fisher arrived at the Dolphins facility aboard a helicopter.
(MiamiHerald.com)
• Shortly after the 2011-12 NFL regular season ended reports surfaced that free agent coach Jeff Fisher was interviewing with two teams -- Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Rams.
(SBNation.com)
• (The Rams Tailgate Show)-- Rams executive Kevin Demoff denied a report that former Titans coach Jeff Fisher, whose agent, Marvin Demoff, is Kevins father, already has an interview scheduled for this week.
(KSDK)
• Jeff Fisher is throwing his hat into the ring for the Miami Dolphins head-coaching position. A source requesting anonymity says the former Tennessee Titans head coach is interviewing for the Dolphins job.
(Globe and Mail)
• On Black Monday, so named for the coaching firings that immediately follow the regular season's end, the Dolphins began looking for their head coaching hire by interviewing interim coach Todd Bowles.
(Miami Herald)