Dan Marino refused to listen to Jimmy Johnson and wouldn’t do as Johnson asked to throw less. Johnson finally gave up and retired for good. Johnson had turned the Hurricanes and Cowboys into champions and would have done the same at Miami if Marino would have bought into the team concept and listened to Johnson. Johnson is on record saying he quit because Marino wouldn’t buy into more of a team concept. I’m a 50 yr fan of Miami and now regret them drafting Marino. Now the guy is hanging around wanting to get a ring just like a father trying to get his glory through his son’s accomplishments.
@@tyrannicaltypomichaeltesterJimmy Johnson did suck at Miami. I remember it well. Funny how facts change over time. Marino tried to buy into the plan, but the plan never worked. They had no running game. Jimmy tried to handcuff Dan from calling audibles. You just don't do that to Dan.
@@williamgullett5911Jimmy Johnson wasn't a winner by the time he got to Miami. He was washed up, full of himself, making enemies with the staff and was never a good fit with the team.
I could care less about football until I watched him play in 1984. I've been a Dolphins fan ever since. Thank you Dan for what you brought to the game.
Bout a year or 2 before I spent a summer in Florida. I was staying with family friends and their Aunt lived around Marino at the time.. one day we were going to the Aunts house and Marino was mowing his own lawn at at my young age it impressed me that he was doin it himself and that was my start of bein a Miami ride or die....
Boy do I miss Dan playing.....he's the one who made me fall in love with the Dolphins....thank you for many great years Dan Marino...im forever a fan!!
I started rooting for the Dolphins on Christmas night, 1971. I was 10 years old and couldn't NOT get swept up in that amazing game. Some great years before Dan got to Miami, but I mean this when I say that, as a fan, I wouldn't trade the Marino years for anything on this planet. For 17 years, I looked forward to Sundays with him behind center. THANK YOU, Dan, for some of the greatest sports memories of my entire life. You were, are, and always will be appreciated.
I started watching in 1984 and enjoyed every minute of watching him and the others play. My uncle was a neurosurgeon and lived down the street from Shula In Miami Lakes. I met his wife. I also met Mark Duper later in a Sports store where he was signing autographs. Still haven’t met Dan. Would love to.
You know that they brought Jimmy Johnson in and Marino wouldn’t change his game like Johnson wanted him too. But Marino was concerned about his stats and wouldn’t buy in. Johnson has said that he quit because of Marino. Johnson realized that even as big as Johnson was in Miami that Marino was a legend to some people and Johnson didn’t want that battle so he retired for good. I loved Marino at first but Dan Marino held the Dolphins back when Johnson coached them. It’s hard to love one player when he was the cause of them not getting to the next step. Now Marino is holding on to the Dolphins like a dad who never won anything coaching his son to get his glory that way. I’ve been a Dolphin fan for 50 years and Ibwish they never got Marino
@@williamgullett5911 It was JJ who screwed up the Dolphins. Not the other way around. I know the whole story. JJ even sabotaged the last game against Jacksonville. He did the same thing when he coached the hurricanes.
@@ericsilberstein667 Yeah lol….he sabotaged the Hurricanes so much they won national championships. And if he sabotaged the Dolphins it wasn’t anything Marino hadn’t sabotaged first
As a youngster watching football in the 80s, I started watching Marino and instantly became a fan of the Dolphins. Awesome to hear these guys talk memories and football. OJ McDuffie was always a great weapon for Marino back in the day. Great conversation!
These Dolphin receivers belong in the HOF with Dan. 1984 rec stats. (Crazy numbers) Player Rec Yds Mark Clayton 73 1389 18TDs 19yd ave Mark Duper 71 1306 8TDs 18.4yd ave
Best QB ever, could you imagine Marino in this modern game with the rules that favor the offense and protect the QB. Easily 6,000 years a season. I was so lucky to watch him play, you were never out of a game with number 13!
Marino was a selfish stat chaser who refused to change his game when the Dolphins hired Jimmy Johnson. Johnson said he retired because Marino was only about Marino and wouldn’t give up passing stats to win. Marino was a loser.
Ive never understood why don shula didn't build a great defense along with that offense, also their run game was terrible. The fins now actually have a good backfield, they just don't use it enough.
@@ag358 Their defense was always in the top 5 or 6 in the AFC. And they didn’t have a run game because Marino was a stat hog and they didn’t implement a run game. One thing to think about with the Dolphins defense. They spent a lot of time on the field. When teams score fast(which is a good thing) or has 3 and out it puts the defense right back on the field. I have been a Dolphins fan since the early 70s and I bought into the greatness of Marino and Shula but as the years went by I started to see they weren’t that great. Shula won over 300 games….he beat Buffalo 20 straight times in the 70s. He was in a division with bad Jets teams…Patriots teams….Shula won his games against garbage teams. He had a losing SB record including getting blown out by Dallas, SF, and losing to the Jets in SBIII as an 18 point favorite. And he couldn’t even implement a running game. I regret the Dolphins drafting Marino
Started watching football religiously in ‘78. I haven’t watched a full game of football, or even followed it much, since Dan retired. Just wasn’t the same.
I watched Dan Marino when i was a child in Adelaide South Australia His play was Supreme but it was his Focus ,one look at his Eyes and you could see how competative he was , im still a NFL DOLPHINS FAN AT 69 . HE'S THE REASON. THANKYOU.
As much as I love Mike McDaniel as a coach for the Dolphins, I doubt that Tua would use the word "tough" to describe him. Shula was a task master and Marino knew it. His main goal was to please Don Shula. In today's NFL, Marino would decimate the league with his talent. These "soft" rules provided to offenses would make Marino an even greater quarterback. Can you imagine defenses not being able to touch Dan for fear of drawing flags for late hits? Mahomes is a good quarterback, but Dan was great! Fearless, smug and... supremely talented. That's why he will always be the GOAT in my mind.
Hahaha. The ending was priceless! When I got to meet Dan years ago, that was my question for him- “Dan, after all these years, I’ve always wondered, was that a flub? Did you flub it?” 😂😂 He hit me back with the same answer as he did on here, but left the F bomb out, bc there were kids around. But hearing him say it without was still so priceless! Lol. I’ll forever remember that awesome day!
I wish my dad was alive to see this current Dolphins team, let alone this VIDEO of #13 embracing the Dolphins post-career and his love for the current team
I remember seeing a comic in the Sun Sentinel newspaper that showed Marino telling Duper to go long then it showed Duper outside the Orange Bowl in a telephone booth on the phone and he says is this long enough i remember laughing so hard i almost fell out of my chair such great memories ❤❤❤
MFR. HoF Consideration. 1984, in those seasons, 11 and 12 scores were basically the normal pinnacles of the receiving touchdown statistic. Clayton caught 18 touchdowns that season, setting an NFL record. Clayton’s line reads as 582 receptions, 8,974 yards (15.4 yards per catch) and 84 touchdowns. Duper recorded 511 receptions, 8,869 yards (17.4 yards per catch) and 59 touchdowns. Yet, the Pittsburgh Steelers had a duo in Lynn Swann and John Stallworth, both in Canton. In Oakland at a similar time, Fred Biletnikoff and Cliff Branch were a fearsome pair for the Raiders. Biletnikoff was enshrined in 1988, and, just this past year, Branch was inducted posthumously. So, what´s the beef with Clayton and Duper?
was listening to the podcast and remembered it was on UA-cam, too, so restarted the interview and LOVED LOVED LOVED the whole thing. Was young as the Perfect Season happened, but really learned about football watching Dan, Don Shula's coaching, OJ's catching, and so many other stars from '84 to 2000. I still quote Danny to my wife on most Sundays - you "can't defend the perfect pass."
I met McDuffie in his rookie year in 93" in the hotel elevator before a New England game . Very nice young man . Dan at the hotel wouldn't even make eye contact with any fans totally ignored us. I was very disappointed in Marino as a person, but loved him as a player
Bryon Cox was the best when it came to talking and mingling with fans and Don Shula would even stop for 10 minutes before getting on the bus to sign autographs
I kind of felt I was looking at one of the most amazing QB ever, then he made it look so easy I expected it...Been missing it now for over 20 yrs.. so happy I had front row seats for his career
When I was a little boy 30 years ago and was just becoming "lucid" and forming my memories I remember sitting with my dad on the couch and he was watching Sportscenter. The Dolphins logo popped up on something and I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen. I asked him who they were and what sport they played. From that point on it was and has always been the Fins for me. I am thankful to be able to see the backstretch of Dan's career and vividly remember watching him carve up the Broncos defense in 1998 on Monday Night Football. This season isn't over yet but I can not even begin to form into writing just how much this season has meant to me. 20 years of horrible seasons, mediocrity, and irrelevancy. I have been moved to tears of joy more than once this year and then when Dan says "they have a chance, they have a real chance" I just lost it. I really think this year means so much to so many of us just to be in true contention.
If Marino was playing today he'd throw for 6k, with the rules the way they are. I've been a fan since 1983 and old enough to have watched his entire career and it was a privilege. Dan Marino's Fake Spike not only won that game but ruined the entire Jets season. The coaches got fired and the team was never the same for decades. Even back then we all knew we were watching something special.
Glad he's still with the organization. If he was drafted out of college at 21 today, with the rules that are in place now, the NFL would have to add a third digit to the scoreboard.
Here’s my Dan Marino story. I went to a home game late in Dan’s career and had a seat in the end zone. It was inside two minutes, Fins were behind by 4 or 5 points, and the offense was huddled at about the 10. I stood up and yelled “Let’s go!.” Dan turned around and responded, “Shut up!” I realized then he worked like a surgeon on the field and wanted quiet to do his job. Ultimately we won the game as he took us down the field and put 7 more on the score board.
I watched a documentary where the interviewer asked Dan if he thought it was cool that he is known as the greatest quarterback to never win a super bowl. He was like "no, that's not cool". My co-worker, who was a Cowboy fan, used to call him a "lovable loser". I hated that as I am a die hard Dolphin fan and Marino was my favorite player of all time. I had the privilege to watch him play several times at the RCA dome in Indianapolis when the colts where in their division. I was there the day Marino and the Dolphins lit up the colts and Payton Manning in Manning's very first NFL start. He is a class act and a classy guy. It's a shame he never won a Superbowl but at least he got to play in one.
In 11th grade here in NJ, I cut school in 1983 and was at the draft when Dan was drafted. You can see me in the background on the Elway to Marino 30 for 30. You can see me when the interview the jets fans about drafting O"Brien.
Dan Marino your my hero. I used to pretend I was you when I was 7 years old .. that was 1984 .. your my hero.. loved the video.. biggest Dolphins fan from KS .. I’m 46 now.. I work with the Developmental Disabled as a job coach.. love love my job to the fullest.. My dream is to come visit us in KS .. The folks I work with know I’m a Dolphin fan because I wear Dolphin paraphernalia all the time .. Come visit sometime 😎😎.. Thank you for what you do in the community 😎😎😎😎🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬😎😎❤️
1983 Hula bowl at Aloha Stadium, Dan was walking through the tunnel after practice the day before. Someone on the side asked him if his eyes were actually green, he looked at him and said…“what do you think?” With a smirk on his face. 😂😂
I met Marino at Grand Oaks golf course back in 2006, he was sitting in the dinning area with Michael Jordan and Lawerence Taylor. He was a lot bigger guy than I had anticipated, he let my cousin and I get a quick photo.
Dan the Man Marino! What a treat! I remember going to a Dolphins scrimmage towards the end of Marino's career, I saw Marino rip a pass to OJ McDuffie, that ball looked like a cannon ball shot out of a cannon!
I grew up watching Dan marino as a dolphins fan the last 20 years have been hard for me watching 16 years a great nince before But I really think Tua is the guy I do all he does is win
I don’t know if you guys will see this, but I’m a huge fan of the dolphins, and I have been since I was little! Btw, Deestroying loves Miami and you guys should sign him
I feel like JJ held Marino back in his remaining years. Marino did well, but there was definite sabotage going on all around him during that Jacksonville/Miami playoff game. It’s not how you treat one of the best.
Jimmy was used to being adored. The star of the show. He tanked Dan's career out of vengeance because everyone loved Dan so much. Jimmy Johnson was a conceited, washed up has been by the time he got to Miami. He handcuffed Dam, no audibles. And he shit talked Shula all the time. People saw all that as disrespect to the team and its history.
When we win the SB we should get Marino an honorary ring 🐬🐬
Frr
He gets one be default.
Honorary captain
He's on staff so he gets one
He's apart of the organization, he automatically will get one.
Dan Marino is why I'm a fan of Miami Dolphins.
Dan Marino refused to listen to Jimmy Johnson and wouldn’t do as Johnson asked to throw less. Johnson finally gave up and retired for good. Johnson had turned the Hurricanes and Cowboys into champions and would have done the same at Miami if Marino would have bought into the team concept and listened to Johnson. Johnson is on record saying he quit because Marino wouldn’t buy into more of a team concept. I’m a 50 yr fan of Miami and now regret them drafting Marino. Now the guy is hanging around wanting to get a ring just like a father trying to get his glory through his son’s accomplishments.
@@williamgullett5911 BS Johnson sucked at Miami Wacth the documenty
@@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester I don't have to watch a documentary to know Johnson was a winner and Marino isnt
@@tyrannicaltypomichaeltesterJimmy Johnson did suck at Miami. I remember it well. Funny how facts change over time. Marino tried to buy into the plan, but the plan never worked. They had no running game. Jimmy tried to handcuff Dan from calling audibles. You just don't do that to Dan.
@@williamgullett5911Jimmy Johnson wasn't a winner by the time he got to Miami. He was washed up, full of himself, making enemies with the staff and was never a good fit with the team.
I could care less about football until I watched him play in 1984. I've been a Dolphins fan ever since. Thank you Dan for what you brought to the game.
Bout a year or 2 before I spent a summer in Florida. I was staying with family friends and their Aunt lived around Marino at the time.. one day we were going to the Aunts house and Marino was mowing his own lawn at at my young age it impressed me that he was doin it himself and that was my start of bein a Miami ride or die....
My father told me the same thing 😎
The correct saying is 'I couldn't care less'. Why do so many people get this wrong!?
Loved watching Dan Marino back in the 80’s❤️👏🇺🇸
Boy do I miss Dan playing.....he's the one who made me fall in love with the Dolphins....thank you for many great years Dan Marino...im forever a fan!!
I, 100% endorse this statement…
I started rooting for the Dolphins on Christmas night, 1971. I was 10 years old and couldn't NOT get swept up in that amazing game. Some great years before Dan got to Miami, but I mean this when I say that, as a fan, I wouldn't trade the Marino years for anything on this planet. For 17 years, I looked forward to Sundays with him behind center. THANK YOU, Dan, for some of the greatest sports memories of my entire life. You were, are, and always will be appreciated.
I started watching in 1984 and enjoyed every minute of watching him and the others play.
My uncle was a neurosurgeon and lived down the street from Shula In Miami Lakes. I met his wife.
I also met Mark Duper later in a Sports store where he was signing autographs.
Still haven’t met Dan. Would love to.
You know that they brought Jimmy Johnson in and Marino wouldn’t change his game like Johnson wanted him too. But Marino was concerned about his stats and wouldn’t buy in. Johnson has said that he quit because of Marino. Johnson realized that even as big as Johnson was in Miami that Marino was a legend to some people and Johnson didn’t want that battle so he retired for good.
I loved Marino at first but Dan Marino held the Dolphins back when Johnson coached them. It’s hard to love one player when he was the cause of them not getting to the next step. Now Marino is holding on to the Dolphins like a dad who never won anything coaching his son to get his glory that way. I’ve been a Dolphin fan for 50 years and Ibwish they never got Marino
@@williamgullett5911 It was JJ who screwed up the Dolphins. Not the other way around. I know the whole story.
JJ even sabotaged the last game against Jacksonville.
He did the same thing when he coached the hurricanes.
@@ericsilberstein667 Yeah lol….he sabotaged the Hurricanes so much they won national championships. And if he sabotaged the Dolphins it wasn’t anything Marino hadn’t sabotaged first
@@williamgullett5911 You don’t what you’re talking about. You’re just a troll. Bye. 👋
Dan made me a lifelong fan.
I love you guys.
42 yrs and counting
As a youngster watching football in the 80s, I started watching Marino and instantly became a fan of the Dolphins. Awesome to hear these guys talk memories and football. OJ McDuffie was always a great weapon for Marino back in the day. Great conversation!
The reason I'm a Dolphins fan to this day. Legend.
These Dolphin receivers belong in the HOF with Dan.
1984 rec stats. (Crazy numbers)
Player Rec Yds
Mark Clayton 73 1389 18TDs 19yd ave
Mark Duper 71 1306 8TDs 18.4yd ave
Best QB ever, could you imagine Marino in this modern game with the rules that favor the offense and protect the QB. Easily 6,000 years a season. I was so lucky to watch him play, you were never out of a game with number 13!
Exactly! Every game he played, the Dolphins had a great chance. It's sad he never got back to the SB, but it was one hell of a fun ride! Phins up!
Marino was a selfish stat chaser who refused to change his game when the Dolphins hired Jimmy Johnson. Johnson said he retired because Marino was only about Marino and wouldn’t give up passing stats to win. Marino was a loser.
That's funny. You need help.@@williamgullett5911
Ive never understood why don shula didn't build a great defense along with that offense, also their run game was terrible. The fins now actually have a good backfield, they just don't use it enough.
@@ag358 Their defense was always in the top 5 or 6 in the AFC. And they didn’t have a run game because Marino was a stat hog and they didn’t implement a run game. One thing to think about with the Dolphins defense. They spent a lot of time on the field. When teams score fast(which is a good thing) or has 3 and out it puts the defense right back on the field. I have been a Dolphins fan since the early 70s and I bought into the greatness of Marino and Shula but as the years went by I started to see they weren’t that great. Shula won over 300 games….he beat Buffalo 20 straight times in the 70s. He was in a division with bad Jets teams…Patriots teams….Shula won his games against garbage teams. He had a losing SB record including getting blown out by Dallas, SF, and losing to the Jets in SBIII as an 18 point favorite. And he couldn’t even implement a running game. I regret the Dolphins drafting Marino
Started watching football religiously in ‘78. I haven’t watched a full game of football, or even followed it much, since Dan retired.
Just wasn’t the same.
I watched Dan Marino when i was a child in Adelaide South Australia His play was Supreme but it was his Focus ,one look at his Eyes and you could see how competative he was , im still a NFL DOLPHINS FAN AT 69 . HE'S THE REASON. THANKYOU.
As much as I love Mike McDaniel as a coach for the Dolphins, I doubt that Tua would use the word "tough" to describe him. Shula was a task master and Marino knew it. His main goal was to please Don Shula. In today's NFL, Marino would decimate the league with his talent. These "soft" rules provided to offenses would make Marino an even greater quarterback. Can you imagine defenses not being able to touch Dan for fear of drawing flags for late hits? Mahomes is a good quarterback, but Dan was great! Fearless, smug and... supremely talented. That's why he will always be the GOAT in my mind.
That soft ‘protect the QB’ rule is called the Brady rule.
100% agree.
I remember meeting Dan Marino as a kid at Blockbuster Golf and Games and my dad froze up and didnt know what to say. Hilarious.
Hahaha. The ending was priceless! When I got to meet Dan years ago, that was my question for him- “Dan, after all these years, I’ve always wondered, was that a flub? Did you flub it?” 😂😂 He hit me back with the same answer as he did on here, but left the F bomb out, bc there were kids around. But hearing him say it without was still so priceless! Lol. I’ll forever remember that awesome day!
I wish my dad was alive to see this current Dolphins team, let alone this VIDEO of #13 embracing the Dolphins post-career and his love for the current team
I love this !! This was a trip. These guy's and the stories had me cracking up so bad 🤣
From toledo ohio, born in 84, watched dan and the dolphins crush the browns one day as a kid and forever became a fan of the Miami Dolphins! FINS UP!!
Love hearing Dan talk. This was a great interview.
Go Fins!!!!
I remember seeing a comic in the Sun Sentinel newspaper that showed Marino telling Duper to go long then it showed Duper outside the Orange Bowl in a telephone booth on the phone and he says is this long enough i remember laughing so hard i almost fell out of my chair such great memories ❤❤❤
MFR. HoF Consideration. 1984, in those seasons, 11 and 12 scores were basically the normal pinnacles of the receiving touchdown statistic. Clayton caught 18 touchdowns that season, setting an NFL record. Clayton’s line reads as 582 receptions, 8,974 yards (15.4 yards per catch) and 84 touchdowns. Duper recorded 511 receptions, 8,869 yards (17.4 yards per catch) and 59 touchdowns. Yet, the Pittsburgh Steelers had a duo in Lynn Swann and John Stallworth, both in Canton. In Oakland at a similar time, Fred Biletnikoff and Cliff Branch were a fearsome pair for the Raiders. Biletnikoff was enshrined in 1988, and, just this past year, Branch was inducted posthumously. So, what´s the beef with Clayton and Duper?
was listening to the podcast and remembered it was on UA-cam, too, so restarted the interview and LOVED LOVED LOVED the whole thing. Was young as the Perfect Season happened, but really learned about football watching Dan, Don Shula's coaching, OJ's catching, and so many other stars from '84 to 2000. I still quote Danny to my wife on most Sundays - you "can't defend the perfect pass."
I met McDuffie in his rookie year in 93" in the hotel elevator before a New England game . Very nice young man . Dan at the hotel wouldn't even make eye contact with any fans totally ignored us. I was very disappointed in Marino as a person, but loved him as a player
Bryon Cox was the best when it came to talking and mingling with fans and Don Shula would even stop for 10 minutes before getting on the bus to sign autographs
30 seconds in and I have goosebumps all over!
Fins up dan marino 13 the legend go dolphins
That's why Dan will always be the man 🐐
I kind of felt I was looking at one of the most amazing QB ever, then he made it look so easy I expected it...Been missing it now for over 20 yrs.. so happy I had front row seats for his career
The best there was ever has been ever will be dan the man
I was born in 66. The fins wee top dogs then. And Marino, ? He was the best . Miami is #1
Shame it could not have been a longer interview, really enjoyed it.
When I was a little boy 30 years ago and was just becoming "lucid" and forming my memories I remember sitting with my dad on the couch and he was watching Sportscenter. The Dolphins logo popped up on something and I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen. I asked him who they were and what sport they played. From that point on it was and has always been the Fins for me. I am thankful to be able to see the backstretch of Dan's career and vividly remember watching him carve up the Broncos defense in 1998 on Monday Night Football.
This season isn't over yet but I can not even begin to form into writing just how much this season has meant to me. 20 years of horrible seasons, mediocrity, and irrelevancy. I have been moved to tears of joy more than once this year and then when Dan says "they have a chance, they have a real chance" I just lost it. I really think this year means so much to so many of us just to be in true contention.
That was awesome I just wish it was longer. LONG LIVE DAN THE MAN MARINO!!!!!!!!!
My all time favorite quarterback Dan the man
Love Dan the man ,and the phins since 1970's!! Go phins,
If Marino was playing today he'd throw for 6k, with the rules the way they are. I've been a fan since 1983 and old enough to have watched his entire career and it was a privilege. Dan Marino's Fake Spike not only won that game but ruined the entire Jets season. The coaches got fired and the team was never the same for decades. Even back then we all knew we were watching something special.
Glad he's still with the organization.
If he was drafted out of college at 21 today, with the rules that are in place now, the NFL would have to add a third digit to the scoreboard.
Here’s my Dan Marino story. I went to a home game late in Dan’s career and had a seat in the end zone. It was inside two minutes, Fins were behind by 4 or 5 points, and the offense was huddled at about the 10. I stood up and yelled “Let’s go!.” Dan turned around and responded, “Shut up!” I realized then he worked like a surgeon on the field and wanted quiet to do his job. Ultimately we won the game as he took us down the field and put 7 more on the score board.
Maybe he got that from playing golf. 😅
Dan Marino deserved a ring, he was a weapon.
He needed a running game.
I usually consume the FishTank via Podcast, I already listened to this one when it came out, but had to watch Dan Marino in action.
I wish they would do Ace Ventura part #2 with Dan and Jim
I wish I could “like 👍🏻” this video more than just once! I ❤ this interview!!! 🐬 ⬆️
This made my week! 🐐 #13 🐬🐬
Brilliant and down to earth what a player to learn off.
I watched a documentary where the interviewer asked Dan if he thought it was cool that he is known as the greatest quarterback to never win a super bowl. He was like "no, that's not cool". My co-worker, who was a Cowboy fan, used to call him a "lovable loser". I hated that as I am a die hard Dolphin fan and Marino was my favorite player of all time. I had the privilege to watch him play several times at the RCA dome in Indianapolis when the colts where in their division. I was there the day Marino and the Dolphins lit up the colts and Payton Manning in Manning's very first NFL start. He is a class act and a classy guy. It's a shame he never won a Superbowl but at least he got to play in one.
This man brought me more happiness in my childhood and young adulthood than anyone or anything else I can think of! THANK YOU MR. MARINO ❤
In 11th grade here in NJ, I cut school in 1983 and was at the draft when Dan was drafted. You can see me in the background on the Elway to Marino 30 for 30. You can see me when the interview the jets fans about drafting O"Brien.
Dan Marino your my hero. I used to pretend I was you when I was 7 years old .. that was 1984 .. your my hero.. loved the video.. biggest Dolphins fan from KS .. I’m 46 now.. I work with the Developmental Disabled as a job coach.. love love my job to the fullest.. My dream is to come visit us in KS .. The folks I work with know I’m a Dolphin fan because I wear Dolphin paraphernalia all the time .. Come visit sometime 😎😎.. Thank you for what you do in the community 😎😎😎😎🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬😎😎❤️
1983 Hula bowl at Aloha Stadium, Dan was walking through the tunnel after practice the day before. Someone on the side asked him if his eyes were actually green, he looked at him and said…“what do you think?” With a smirk on his face. 😂😂
I met Marino at Grand Oaks golf course back in 2006, he was sitting in the dinning area with Michael Jordan and Lawerence Taylor. He was a lot bigger guy than I had anticipated, he let my cousin and I get a quick photo.
I met him and spoke with him a few times, as well. Really nice guy.
Best to ever throw a ball
Dandy Dan, Dan Marino.
My man.
you can tell that dan has come a long way since his retirement, he's a LOT more humble now
I miss him #13 for life
Thank you Dan!!!
Special franchise in South Florida since I was a kid :)
Dan the Man!!
Dan The Man
Dan the Man Marino! What a treat! I remember going to a Dolphins scrimmage towards the end of Marino's career, I saw Marino rip a pass to OJ McDuffie, that ball looked like a cannon ball shot out of a cannon!
Grew up as kid watching Danny boy, fun times.
First!!! Love my dolphins!!
DAN THE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I grew up watching Dan marino as a dolphins fan the last 20 years have been hard for me watching 16 years a great nince before
But I really think Tua is the guy I do all he does is win
I miss having a QB with that fire and leadership (and obv that arm talent) but hope Tua can make his approach work too..
Tua threw a 60 yard TD and if you watch Hard Knocks the entire time is behind Tua
Dan Marino was great, in his time... but Tua will be the Dolphins greatest QB with all he will accomplish.
Tua is a phenomenal QB, but no one will eclipse Dan Marino as being the greatest.
My idol growing up ❤
Dan the man! Finsup
I miss Dan Marino, I bet he can still run the 2 min drill on these guys today.
The Stork best backup QB in NFL history
as well as pics of him when they were both young
I don’t know if you guys will see this, but I’m a huge fan of the dolphins, and I have been since I was little! Btw, Deestroying loves Miami and you guys should sign him
GOAT
Phins Up!
Merry Christmas to everyone 🎉🎉🎉🎊🎅🏻
From the Philippines my new home,😊😊😊
Uncle Dan!
So arrogant, that he was Great. He could back it up every time.
He made me a Football fan; not only a Dolphins fan, but a football Fan!
The 🐐 had some really good WR'$
Marino would definitely get one
I'm going to try and find that comic strip 😅😅😅
Real ....talk.
Hearing dan said he couldnt throw it 70 yars shocked me he threw it easily 50 yards
Nat Moore, Mark Duper and Mark Clayton needs to be in Canton Ohio with him. And yes I'll say it, also Jim "Crash" Jensen!
We may never lose again
I always wonder what would happen if Barry Sanders and Bruce Smith were on the team.
Quickest release 🏆🏈💪👋 Hard to Sack 1️⃣3️⃣🎬Laces Out 🐶🐱🐰🐬🔎🐾🐾🐾🐾
Can you imagine if Danny had this dolphins team
Fins up!!!🐬🐬🐬
I just jizzed my pants
Can you imagine Dan with Tyreek?? that alone is worth at least 6K on a single season 🐬🆙
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Reason I love #13.
If we get to the superbowl we should put marino in for a play!!
my dad has marino rookie cards
Well on Tecmo Superbowl, Dan could throw the length of the field so :P
This was GREAT!!! Please do it again!
A real QB
If the rules hadn't changed he would still hold all the records.
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Bro, Dan Marino, I have a throwback jersey of you by any chance will I be able to get a helmet?
I feel like JJ held Marino back in his remaining years. Marino did well, but there was definite sabotage going on all around him during that Jacksonville/Miami playoff game. It’s not how you treat one of the best.
Jimmy was used to being adored. The star of the show. He tanked Dan's career out of vengeance because everyone loved Dan so much. Jimmy Johnson was a conceited, washed up has been by the time he got to Miami. He handcuffed Dam, no audibles. And he shit talked Shula all the time. People saw all that as disrespect to the team and its history.
Dan need to coach Tua up