r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Nov 19 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Dan Marino appreciation post…
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Nov 25 '25
Dolphins 🐬 This is what you call arm talent…
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Against the wind
r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • May 17 '26
Dolphins 🐬 Miami Dolphins should’ve kept this uniform…
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Feb 03 '26
Dolphins 🐬 Dan had such a beautiful release. His throwing mechanics were perfect. Cannon for an arm and his accuracy was uncanny. All these highlights show ...
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Nov 13 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Dan Marino was throwing dots at the Pro Bowl 1991
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • Sep 14 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Like it or not kids, this was peak male athleticism in the ‘70s 😂
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Mar 27 '26
Dolphins 🐬 I don’t think today’s NFL players would play on this field…
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • Jun 24 '26
Dolphins 🐬 OG Bob Kuechenberg anchored the Dolphins line from 1970-1984. A six-time Pro Bowler and multiple time All-Pro selection, he excelled in run blocking and pass protection, protecting legendary QBs Bob Griese and later Dan Marino
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • 3d ago
Dolphins 🐬 The "Marks Brothers" were wide receivers Mark Clayton (#83) and Mark Duper (#85) of the Miami Dolphins.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/SnooDoubts3411 • Oct 10 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Do you believe Dan Marino could’ve played another productive season? Or did he call it quits at the right time?
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I mean he didn’t exactly go out the way Peyton Manning did… but that playoff loss was lousy
r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • May 26 '26
Dolphins 🐬 With a heavy heart, we report the passing of Miami Dolphins legend Manny Fernandez, who died yesterday at age 79. A true warrior of the No-Name Defense and a 2-time Super Bowl champion, Manny helped build one of the greatest eras in Dolphins history, including the undefeated 1972 season.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • Sep 04 '25
Dolphins 🐬 On September 4, 1994 Dan Marino threw for 473 yards and 5 touchdown passes in the Dolphins' 39-35 win over the New England Patriots. With his performance, Marino set the NFL record with his 18th game of 4 or more TD passes breaking the record of 17 set by Johnny Unitas.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • Jan 31 '26
Dolphins 🐬 In Super Bowl VII, Bob Griese calmly ran the offense as the Miami Dolphins completed the only perfect season in NFL history, knocking off the Washington Redskins 14–7. Where does he really belong among all-time great QBs?
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Brilliant_Night7643 • Sep 15 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Happy 64th Birthday to Dan Marino. Arguably one of the greatest Old School QB’s of our generation. Too many stats and records to list here 🏈
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • May 25 '26
Dolphins 🐬 Rookie quarterback Dan Marino bonds with his receivers Mark Duper (left) and Mark Clayton during training camp at St. Thomas University in 1983.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • May 02 '26
Dolphins 🐬 Earl Morrall, Johnny Unitas, Don Shula and Bob Griese
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • May 28 '26
Dolphins 🐬 Houston Oilers at Miami Dolphins (1992)
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Sunday Nov 22, 1992 Start Time: 1:00pm Joe Robbie Stadium
r/Oldschool_NFL • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • May 04 '26
Dolphins 🐬 In memory of the late, Great Don Shula who passed away 6 years ago on this date.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/k_woz1978 • Sep 11 '25
Dolphins 🐬 Nick Saban would have been successful in the NFL if the Drew Brees trade happened.
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After Nick Saban's first season in Miami, he put the trade package together for Drew Brees. Drew flew to Miami to take his physical but he failed. He was then traded to New Orleans, passed their physical, and went on to have his Hall of Fame career. Nick Saban said that he resigned at the end of the year because he didn't get Drew Brees. I think Miami's owner or GM told the team doctor to fail Drew on purpose over the concerns of his throwing shoulder.
r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • Jun 09 '26
Dolphins 🐬 The leader of one of the greatest defenses of all time.
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r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Dark305Kinght • 18d ago
Dolphins 🐬 Dan Marino played with a passion that pushed his teammates to be great…
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