Marco Rubio has embraced his many roles in the Trump administration, but there’s one job he won’t volunteer for — at least for now.
Rubio — who serves as secretary of state, acting national security adviser, acting national archivist, and acting administrator of the US Agency for International Development — said he won’t be a candidate for head coach or general manager of his beloved Miami Dolphins, who fired Mike McDaniel Thursday after four seasons in charge.
Rubio, whose wife Jeanette is a former Dolphins cheerleader, is a pigskin devotee who attended tiny Tarkio College in Missouri on a football scholarship before graduating from the University of Florida.
In addition to the Dolphins, Rubio has been known to cheer on his law school alma mater, the University of Miami.
On Sunday, Katie Miller, the wife of White House adviser Stephen Miller, posted a picture of Rubio and War Secretary Pete Hegseth watching the Hurricanes’ 24-14 victory over Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl on a smartphone while at Mar-a-Lago’s New Year’s Eve bash.
Miami plays Ole Miss in the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz. later this evening.
