Miami Dolphins

No they lost by like 100 million because they stink :p

No. The Dolphins play the Cowboys based on the NFL's present (post-2002) scheduling rotation of inter-conference (AFC vs. NFC) games. The NFC East (Dallas Cowboys) play the AFC East (Dolphins) every four years - they played in 2003 and again in 2007. The Dolphins will play the Cowboys again (barring an appearance in Superbowl 45) in 2011.

On January 2, 2000 in his last regular season game Dan threw for 118 yards in 11 completions with 24 attempts. On January 15, 2000 in his last post-season game Dan threw for 95 yards in 11 completions with 25 attempts. Both of those answers are correct

The dolphins play the Buffalo Bills. However they play in the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, Canada for some Canadian publicity.

Redsking are 4 wins 6 losses and 0 ties against the Miami dolphins all time. Last game played they won 16-13 in overtime

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Jan Stenerud was the Kicker for the Chiefs in the Super Bowl 1967. He was born on November 26, 1942 in Fetsund, Norway and went to college at Montana State University. He made 21 field goal in the season of 1967 with 373 career field goals.

Well the reason Dan Marino never won the super bowl is simple that he never had a running game.You can have a good passing game but if you don't have a running game you probably won't win it all.

It wasn't just the fault of the running game. Dan Marino MADE the Super Bowl in 1985, but performed poorly. In a 38 to 16 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, he threw two interceptions, and only one touchdown- well below expectations placed on him after a stellar season.

Later in his career, Dan Marino's impact on the Dolphins shrunk considerably as new coach, Jimmy Johnson, believed in a strong run game, and a quarterback whose primary purpose is to hand the ball off.

Only the second answer here is true. The reality is the Dolphins had some of the best running games in the league during Marino's career - notably 1983-5 when the Dolphins averaged some 1,700 rushing yards a year; in his 17 seasons 14 of his teams ran the ball at 3.5 yards per carry or better - comparable to or better than such Superbowl winners as the 1966 and 2010 Packers, the 2003 Patriots, and the 2011 NY Giants, all of whom were 3.4 to 3.5 yards per carry.

The blunt truth is Marino clutched in playoff games - he lacked the talent to make winning playoff decisions and it resulted in ten losses in eighteen career playoff games. He threw interceptions in 13 games; in ten games he threw at least two interceptions.

The other Dolphin problem was defense. When an NFL team scores 38 points, it's usually a win.

yes ... Cowboys 37, Packers 27

I am a fan of the cowboys so I gotta say the dallas cowboys!!

Dolphins hold a 53-35-1 head-to-head advantage as of September 2010

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bills%E2%80%93Dolphins_rivalry

They have played 672 regular season games and 40 playoff games.

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My 'Fins are 2-3 in 5 Super Bowl appearances:

1971 Season: Lost to Dallas

1972 Season: Beat Washington - "The Perfect Season"

1973 Season: Beat Minnesota - This game made Miami the first NFL Team to appear in three (3) consecutive Super Bowls

1982 Season: Lost to Washington

1984 Season: Lost to San Francisco - Marino's first and only Super Bowl appearance

It's been like Chinese Water Torture ever since...

No they do not have one now. But they used to have one from 1966-1968 and 1970. They also had one for the movie Ace Ventura: Pet Detective where it was featured in a Dolphins game.

The Dolphins have won the Super Bowl twice .... SBs VII and VIII.

They won the 1972 Super Bowl VII by defeating the Washington Redskins 14-7 and became the only team to finish a season unbeaten (including the playoffs) and win the Superbowl.

They also won the 1973 Super Bowl VIII by defeating the Minnesota Vikings 24-7.

Historically, the genuine rivals of the Denver Broncos have been the Kansas City Chiefs, though there's always been a rivalry among the Raiders and Broncos as well.

The Chargers have recently attempted to make something of a rivalry, but most Broncos fans tend to dismiss them since they've never won a Super Bowl.

A lot.

$912 million in 2006

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/30/06nfl_Miami-Dolphins_303017.html

No. That cannot happen due to the fact that the Steelers and Dolphins both play in the same conference. They are both AFC teams and in the Super Bowl the AFC must play the NFC.

Since the merger of the AFL into the NFL in 1970, the Dolphins made the playoffs 23 times in 47 seasons, or just under half the seasons. They only won 2 of 5 Super Bowl appearances, but they had consecutive wins in 1972 and 1973, out of three consecutive appearances.

Dave Wannstedt was the head coach of the Miami Dolphins in 2000.

David Woodley was starting QB for three seasons, until 1983 when he had to step aside for Dan Marino.

His touchdown record from 1984 was broken by Peyton Manning in 2004.

wide receiver Tedd Ginn Jr.