

The Miami Dolphins have hired former Jaguars executive Josh Scobey as a senior personnel executive, following the departure of Champ Kelly. Scobey previously worked with the Arizona Cardinals and brings extensive experience to the Dolphins' front office.
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Although the name may sound familiar, this is not the same Josh Scobee who kicked field goals for the Jaguars for over a decade. Josh Scobey, the Miami Dolphinsâ newest senior personnel executive, is a former NFL running back â and kick returner â who played in the NFL from 2002-2007. The former sixth-round pick of the 2002 NFL Draft (185th overall) played three seasons with the (2002-2004), three seasons with the (2005-2007), and a short stint with the in 2007. He led the NFL in kick return yards in 2003 with 1,684 yards. After football, Scobey, now 46, worked with the Arizona Cardinals from 2010 to 2023. He was promoted to director of college scouting with the Cardinals before joining the Jaguars in 2024. Scobey now joins Jon-Eric Sullivan and his revamped front office, after a 2026 draft that saw the Dolphins select 13 rookies. *What are your thoughts on the Miami Dolphins replacing Champ Kelly with Josh Scobey? Do you trust Jon-Eric Sullivan completely after his impressive start with the franchise? How has the draft changed your opinion of the 2026 season? Let us know in the comments section below!*
Josh Scobey is a former NFL running back and kick returner who played from 2002 to 2007, and he has worked in scouting roles with the Arizona Cardinals and Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Dolphins parted ways with Champ Kelly as part of a front office overhaul under new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, aiming for a fresh direction after the recent draft.
Josh Scobey is expected to bring his extensive scouting experience to the Dolphins, potentially enhancing their talent evaluation and recruitment strategies.

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