Coke-Snorting Dolphins Coach Is the Funniest Miami Halloween Costume of 2017

Cocaine Coaching: @MiamiDolphins offensive line coach allegedly snorts coke before team meeting because Miami https://t.co/Zm0SNvDWKg pic.twitter.com/NvTfVQqOb4

— Billy Corben (@BillyCorben) October 9, 2017

To be honest, a cocaine-addicted Miami Dolphins executive costume would have made sense for each of the past 50 Halloweens. But after Fins offensive line coach Chris Foerster was caught on video earlier this month snorting cocaine in the team's offices, asking to lick cocaine off a Nevada model's "pussy," and using said model as a "cocaine platter," the now-disgraced coach had to expect that some Schadenfreude-obsessed folks would make fun of him at Halloween parties.

Well, the internet sure delivered: As of 3 p.m. today, "disgraced Dolphins coach" remains the funniest Miami-themed costume of the year.

Former Miami dolphin coach pic.twitter.com/LSCtvKrr4x

— Stanley Sthilaire (@stanleyhilaire2) October 31, 2017

It helps that sport-themed costumes are far and away the easiest outfits to pull off: All it takes to complete a Foerster costume is a Dolphins T-shirt, maybe a clipboard, and some white makeup or talcum powder around your nostrils. (Or depending upon your proximity to South Florida and/or a nightclub, you might even get away with carrying actual yeyo out in the open — who's going to know?)

Got told to check my nose quite a few times last night. #chrisfoerster #miamidolphins #halloween #meangirls #imamouseduh

A post shared by Mike Judge (@judgementality) on Oct 29, 2017 at 6:59pm PDT

Someone's costume this year was the Miami Dolphins' former offensive line coach with lines of cocaine in front of him and a rolled up 20

— la (@negelirelden) October 31, 2017

This dude just won Halloween! pic.twitter.com/RUfEsLJisg

— NFL MEMES (@NFLMemes4You) October 29, 2017

The actual Foerster's whereabouts are currently unknown. Earlier this month, Nevada model Kijuana Nige posted the now-infamous video clip online after the Dolphins brass took a hard-line stance against players kneeling during the National Anthem to protest police brutality and violence. Nige says she thought the team's move was hypocritical: She personally knew Foerster was happy breaking the law and his marriage vows with her on a regular basis, and she had the goods to prove it.

After she posted the video online, Foerster resigned, but Nige wasn't done clowning him: She told Miami-area ESPN personality Dan Le Batard that Foerster had lied to her about his marriage status while "dating" her, offered to fly her all over the country to "party" with him, and sent her multiple videos of himself snorting lines of coke.

“My motive was to basically expose the inequalities in the system,” she said. “It’s not just the NFL — the inequalities that come with being a minority compared with a white privileged person in America in general."

Fins fans are now wondering how many other executives are still hitting the blow a bit too hard. Earlier today, the team traded away its best running back, Jay Ajayi, to the Philadelphia Eagles for a fourth-round draft pick — the sports equivalent of trading a Corvette for a build-your-own bicycle kit.

So, naturally, the coke-snorting clip has resurfaced:

Miami before trading away Jay Ajayi for a 4th round pick pic.twitter.com/PZhKalOdKW

— MJD (@mdorsey92) October 31, 2017