The Miami Dolphins are reportedly including two Hall of Fame quarterbacks to aid in their search for a new general manager.

"Hall of fame QB and current ESPN broadcaster Troy Aikman is consulting on the Dolphins’ GM search," Pelissero reports. "Aikman, who has mused in the past about becoming a GM himself, is not considered a candidate for the job. But he is doing background work ahead of interviews next week."

ESPN broadcaster Troy Aikman has been hired as a consultant for the Miami Dolphins' GM search while ESPN confirms his broadcasting schedule remains unchanged

The Hall of Fame quarterback and ESPN color commentator Troy Aikman has been hired by the Miami Dolphins to help the team find their next general manager.

ESPN confirms Troy Aikman will stay on MNF after accepting a temporary consulting role with the Miami Dolphins during their GM search.

Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason has some questions about the Dolphins’ decision to turn to Troy Aikman for help with their general manager search. Aikman will act as an advisor for Miami throughout the process alongside Dan Marino, who serves as the team’s special advisor to owner Stephen Ross.

When Ross fired Grier and his two top lieutenants, he decided to redo the front office in a manner he hadn’t since buying the team 17 years and no playoff wins ago.

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is open to a "fresh start," he told reporters Monday, after he was benched for the team's final three games of the season.