Morgan Cox, the Tennessee Titans' long-snapper, has had an eventful NFL career since signing as an undrafted free agent with the Baltimore Ravens in 2010. Over a decade with the Ravens, he proved his reliability, only to then transition to the Titans in 2021 on a one-year contract, followed by extensions each subsequent year. Cox's journey has taken him beyond the field, as he recently embarked on a soul-searching trip to Uganda, which he describes as a transformative experience. His time there provided him with insights into personal growth and connection, both on and off the field.

The Miami Dolphins have appointed Craig Aukerman as their new special teams coordinator following the dismissal of Danny Crossman. Aukerman, who has a wealth of experience in the NFL, previously served as a special teams assistant for the Los Angeles Rams, contributing to their successful run during the 2023 season. Before joining the Rams, he had a significant tenure with the Tennessee Titans, where he was the special teams coordinator for five years, coaching two Pro Bowl players.

Aukerman's appointment comes after a turbulent year for him in Tennessee, where he was let go mid-season following a series of unfortunate events that included a blocked punt and an injury to the punter. His new role with the Dolphins presents an opportunity for redemption and the chance to bring his expertise to a team looking to improve its special teams play.