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Dolphins players celebrate departure of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio on social media

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Vic Fangio was let go by the Miami Dolphins after just one season, and the players he left behind don't seem upset about it.

Fangio is now headed to the Philadelphia Eagles to be their defensive coordinator, returning to where he was a consultant for the 2022 season.

Injuries were a problem for Fangio’s Dolphins defense this season, especially on the defensive line.

However, members of that defense seem to think the issues went far beyond the medical report.

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Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vic Fangio leads a battered defense into the playoffs against Kansas City.  (John McCall/South Florida Sun Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

Safety Jevon Holland posted a video of himself kicking rocks shortly after the news.

Even his father, Robert, chimed in.

"Everybody loves the IPhone but nobody wants the IPhone #1. #Upgrade," he posted to X, formerly Twitter.

Cornerback Cam Smith posted an unlocked emoji on the platform.

That's a far cry from just a month ago when Miami defensive lineman Emmanuel Ogbah called Fangio a "genius" in an interview with Fox News Digital.

"As far as defensive scheme … he know how to put guys in the right position to make plays," Ogbah said. It's definitely different. I've definitely learned a lot from him. … He's definitely evolved my game a lot."

After that interview, the Dolphins lost their final three games of their season.

Jaelan Phillips, Bradley Chubb and Andrew Van Ginkel missed time due to injuries. Jalen Ramsey, an All-Pro cornerback who was traded by the Los Angeles Rams to the Dolphins before the season, was out to start the year with

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