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Miami Dolphin History
"The Dolphins made their debut on the NFL landscape in 1965. Although the team suffered through a few losing seasons in the beginning their fortunes changed with the drafting of QB Bob Griese. Three-years after drafting Griese the Dolphins would hire Coach Don Shula in 1970. The following year the team would win the AFC East complete with a victory over the Chiefs in the AFC semifinal playoffs that is the longest game in football history (82 minutes 40 seconds). In 1972-72 season the Dolphins would make history going undefeated for the entire season culminating in a victory in Super Bowl VII over Washington. This remains as the NFL’s only unbeaten team. The Dolphins would win the Super Bowl in ’74, beating the Minnesota 24-7. The team would make another huge splash n 1983 when it drafted QB Dan Marino from Pittsburgh. Marino would go on to set almost every possible record for a QB although he never won a title."
Miami Dolphin Information
"The Dolphins play in the American Football Conference East Division. Division rivals include New England Patriots, New York Jets and Buffalo Bills. Major rivalries include Dolphins vs. Jets and Dolphins vs. Patriots."
Pro Player Stadium
"The Dolphins play their home games in Pro Player Stadium located in Miami. The stadium opened in 1987 and can accommodate almost 75,000 fans for football games. The stadium is also home to the Florida Marlins. Pro Player Stadium, formerly known as Joe Robbie Stadium, is located one mile south of the Dade-Broward county line and sits on a 160-acre site. It is 16 miles northwest of downtown Miami and 18 miles south of Ft. Lauderdale. Pro Player Stadium offers the utmost in comfort and convenience. In the general seating areas (100, 400 levels), there are 40 concession stands, each featuring a TV monitor so as not to miss a minute of the action. Throughout the stadium, there are a total of 80 restrooms (40 men and 40 women)." |
