Miami Dolphins interim head coach Dan Campbell is trying to fit a square peg into a round hole

Matthew Cannata wrote: Earlier this week, I wrote a column talking about why Miami Dolphins interim head coach Dan Campbell should be judged not just on wins/losses, but what he does in numerous areas both on and off the field. In one of the points I made, I talked about how this Dolphins team isn't built in the style that he wants it to be. While Campbell is looking for a big and physical team, the vast majority of the players have been brought in under the Joe Philbin regime for a finesse scheme.

And that got me thinking. We always talk about how the better coaches in football - regardless of the level they are coaching at - adjust to the players on the roster and not the other way around. Well, it's time for Campbell to stop trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.

Sure, we saw the physical practices and such as soon as Campbell took over. It paid off against two inferior opponents in the Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans. But then, the Dolphins hit the road to take on the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills and got blown out.