Whatever lingering quarterback controversy still remaining in the minds of some Miami Dolphins fans was dissipated on Saturday, when the team announced that backup Brian Griese has suffered ...

It now makes sense why Brian Griese passed on a head coaching interview with the Jets. The 49ers announced Tuesday their coaching staff for the 2025 season and Griese was surprisingly absent from the ...

When the 49ers announced their full coaching staff last week, it was revealed that Brian Griese ... round pick in 1998, Griese played under Shanahan’s head coach, Mike, with the Broncos from 1998-2002 ...

Brian Griese has left the San Francisco 49ers ... After spending his first five seasons with the Broncos, Griese played for the Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Chicago Bears.

When Brian Griese agreed to join ... A third-round pick of the Broncos in 1998, Griese won a Super Bowl that season and also played for the Dolphins, Buccaneers and Bears in his career.

When the 49ers announced their full coaching staff for 2025, one name was conspicuously absent. Brian Griese is out after three years as the team’s quarterbacks coach, working for coach Kyle Shanahan.

As the dominos keep falling, the latest victim is quarterbacks coach Brian Griese, who is out after three seasons. San Francisco has elevated former senior offensive assistant Mick Lombardi to ...

After three successful seasons as the San Francisco 49ers’ quarterbacks coach, Brian Griese has decided to leave the organization. Per Branch, 49ers general manager John Lynch said at the NFL ...

One change that fans weren't expecting to see was at quarterbacks coach, where Brian Griese had played a key role in the development of Brock Purdy over the past three seasons. Purdy's rise from ...

The San Francisco 49ers announced a number of changes to their coaching staff on Tuesday including replacing QBs coach Brian Griese ... Broncos, Dolphins, Buccaneers and Bears. Griese was hired ...

It now makes sense why Brian Griese passed on a head coaching interview ... Bob played for the Don Shula-led Miami Dolphins from 1967-80, winning Lombardi Trophies in 1973 and 1974.