The Miami Dolphins have hired former Rob Everett, who was previously serving as a senior offensive analyst at Wisconsin, to be an offensive assistant, the South Florida Sun Sentinel has confirmed.
The move was first reported by FootballScoop.
Everett was offensive analyst for one year at Wisconsin after serving as senior offensive assistant at North Carolina for the 2022 season.
At North Carolina, according to Wisconsin’s media guide, Everett worked on opponent breakdowns, scouting reports and all football technology as well as working with UNC’s quarterbacks, which would have included Drake Maye, a projected top three pick in this month’s NFL draft.
Prior to that, Everett worked on 3D training, tackling analytics and process efficiency at HigherEchelon, a training and consultation program that works with athletes.
In 2019, Everett worked with the Memphis Express of the Alliance of American Football, and from 2016-18 he served as defensive coordinator Bridgewater (Va.) College.
Everett’s exact duties with the Dolphins aren’t known at this time.
Ricardo Allen served as Miami’s offensive assistant last season but the Dolphins decided not to renew his contract.
