What happened: Armando Salguero pushed back on praise tied to Dave Wannstedt's standing among later Miami Dolphins coaches. His case centered on one division championship, which Salguero argued was insufficient to validate the tenure.
Why it matters: The disagreement turns on whether relative success should outweigh an era's own ceiling. Miami's prolonged search for another postseason win has made Wannstedt's tenure a recurring reference point.
By the numbers: Wannstedt went 42-31 in the regular season with Miami from 2000-04 and finished 1-2 in the playoffs.
What to watch: Miami's next postseason result will determine how much longer the 2000 playoff win remains the franchise benchmark.