Former Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik will join the Miami Dolphins' coaching staff as the senior pass game coordinator, a source confirmed to Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.

The move will reunite Slowik with head coach Mike McDaniel, whom he worked with in both Washington and San Francisco, as well as his brother Ryan, who is the Dolphins' defensive backs coach and pass game specialist.

NFL Network first reported Slowik's hiring.

Slowik spent the past two seasons as the Texans' offensive coordinator; they won the AFC South and reached the AFC divisional round in both seasons. But Houston ranked 22nd in both yards per game and expected points added in 2024, and Slowik was fired in late January.

Darrell Bevell has worked as the Dolphins' quarterbacks coach and pass game coordinator since 2022. A source told ESPN that despite the addition of Slowik, there was no change to Bevell's role.

The Dolphins' offense sharply declined from 265.5 passing yards per game in 2023 to 218.9 in 2024 -- largely due to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa sitting out a career-high six games.

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