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Charles Curtis

Mike McDaniel racing NBC’s cameras at halftime was the funniest NFL Week 2 highlight

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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Mike McDaniel is the NFL’s most interesting man.

The Miami Dolphins coach is hilarious, whether he’s throwing verbal jabs or — jokingly — trying to fool opposing coaches.

And on Sunday night, as his team was on its way to a win against the New England Patriots, he ended his pre-halftime interview with NBC, noticed the cameras over his shoulder and started SPRINTING toward the locker room, with a look on his face that was either trolling or flexing, maybe a combo of both.

Everyone had a laugh. It was so Mike McDaniel:

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