@@tmouse1234 Montana was money with the game on the line, willing his team to victory. Marino could sling it waaayyy better than Montana. This guy isn't saying that Marino was the "greater quarterback", just that he was the better passer.
I remember defensive linemen talking about how frustrating it was to think they just sacked Marino because when they made contact he still had the ball, yet realizing that not only did he get rid of it, he scored a touchdown. If Miami could’ve got the RB they desperately needed to offset the pass attack, that could’ve been the missing piece to their quest for a Super Bowl. He will always be in the discussion for best QB, even Montana, Elway & the other great QB’s of that era talked about being amazed by not only the numbers he was putting up, but by how he did it.
Hell yeah, The Miami Dolphins are my Dad's team. Marino is my dad's hero, most of these plays I only heard about. Now I get to see them. R.I.P Mark D. Schlingloff.
You look at these throws... my goodness... deep bombs all over the place and they are right on the money. The coverage is good, but Dan layed the ball in perfectly so that the receivers didn't even have to break stride. Great elusiveness in the pocket, cannon of an arm , quick release... he's the best man.
Just heard this podcast and Aikman was talking about his early years in the league, when he first became part of that legendary QB Club of the late 80's - early '90s. Now, Aikman came into the league in 1989, so the members of such club were guys like Elway, Montana, Kelly, Young, Esiason, Simms, etc. What Aikman said about the group was, literally: "Dan Marino was essentially the Frank Sinatra of that club. He was Chairman of the Board. Everybody just kind of huddle around Dan Marino". Marino was an alpha among alphas, and the guys who have him in the highest regard are not his fans, but his peers. An ex qb once said that if you polled all the QBs from the 80's and 90's to ask them who was the best QB to ever play, the overwhelming majority would say it was Dan Marino. And that's the highest compliment anyone can receive.
@@chrisknox2979 Looking at stats only tells some of the story, Dan Marino had a lot of season where he threw a lot of interceptions and the stats will not tell you why he threw those interceptions, probably trying to win games while being behind late in the game was usually the case! Aikman was a (great) QB and he was there as a rookie on one of the worst teams in the NFL years before they came anywhere close to becoming a dynasty...
Pocket is the key word and no one can touch him in that department because his career rushing yardage was 87 yards. A true statue! Even Brady has over 1000 yards of rushing. Also, he has probably the quickest release of them all. The only one came close to the eye test is, believe it or not, Jimmy Garoppolo!
The first to throw for over 5,000 yards in a single season in 1984, a time that was still very running game centric. A feat nobody else could reproduce for 24 years until Drew Brees in '08.
A feat no one could reproduce until "08 ..... after all the rules that had been collectively changed in favor of the passing game. Over half the NFL's current Qb's and I'm being generous, would have been washed out after their rookie year with the onslaught of relentless defenses looking to deflate a rookie or young inexperienced QB. Most Qbs careers would be over before they started. Once major rules like hook sliding, throwing the ball away out of the pocket, stiffer targeting rules when hitting the qb, no targeting defenseless receivers, etc etc .... passing numbers went through the roof. Now you can win games being 1 dimensional with barely a sign of defense, Marino and Moon would be fun to watch in this era.
@@TheBama50 Finally someone with brains that knows 80s football and how Defense ruled the day for Marino to put those kind of stats WAS SUPERHUMAN ...ONLY WISH he could have played on a betetr team like SF or Patriots that Montana and brady played for
A man ahead of his time! Dan the Man was amazing!! It’s unfortunate that he never won a ring with the Dolphins but you can’t deny the greatness that he has accomplished as a player!! 💯
Rings or no rings, the NFL had never seen a pure passer the likes of Dan Marino. Sure his records have fallen one by one, but he changed the way the game is played for the better. Held in the highest regard by his peers and fans alike. One of the greatest competitors the game will ever see.
Oh yeah for sure even if ALL his records are broken one record that CANNOT be broken of his is that he single handedly changed the game of football and made it more exciting for everyone to watch. He was basically Patrick Mahomes in the 80’s and 90’s only without a ring.
Remember, Dan did this when deferences were more dominant and he did this when the defense were allowed to make contact with the QB without getting fined. If Dan played in today’s NFL, he would be a super bowl champ no doubt. Maybe even pass 60 TDs
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Best comment on here. Routed against him all my life, but I do miss the era where QB's had to operate under real defensive stress. Today offenses have it made.
Same here. I grew up in El Paso with no business being a Dolphins fan except that they had Dan Marino. He lead them to the Super Bowl when I was 3 years old and I don't remember it. It's tough watching some franchises just kind of luck their way to a Super Bowl appearance here and there and we haven't sniffed it since.
The very first NFL game I remember was Super Bowl XIX. I remember the morning of the game the local newspaper had a headline that read “M&M” (Montana & Marino.) As an seven year old, I chose the Dolphins that morning to be my team. Oh, if I only knew what I was in store for.
Definitely not, after watching these 50 plays you see alot of duck's, some wobbly passes and a few underthrown balls. These are highlights mind you. Same guy throws 17 int to just 12 TD his final year, and honestly I think Lamar Jackson has a much cleaner throw and was called a RB. 😂
@@keithplantsseeds You are an idiot. You do realize that Marino missed 6 games that season and came back a week too early on Thanksgiving when he wasn't completely healed and threw 5 picks in that game against Dallas? In 1999, he was AFC Player of the Week not once, but twice and he also won a Playoff game.
Most do, that’s why we do brady manning then Marino montana, something like that Ring excellence is Brady Montana ... who else has crazy amounts of rings🤣
He remains the best pure passer in NFL history. Do not tell me that kind of fluidity of motion existed with anyone else. If Huizenga actually cared and surrounded Marino with a real team (inclusive of a great running back) Marino would've won at least three Super Bowls. 👌
Really one of the greatest travesties in NFL history. It’s so great to see that Miami is finally starting to put a potentially great team together that could possibly get us there all the way with a SB win and although Dan is in as a QB advisor, he will be more than deserving to wear that ring!
No question!!!!!! To think he racked those incredible #s without a decent running game and a Miami defense that didn't have a run stopping linebacker corp
Dan Marino,the greatest quarterback of all time,period!No one was as clutch or has the competitive fire to win like Dan Marino does.Tom Brady,Drew Brees,Peyton Manning and others may have records and rings but hands down the best pure pocket passer of all time is Dan Marino,no ifs ands or buts.Nuff said!
Dan's records have only been surpassed with tightening of rules on QB/RECEIVER contact. If Danny had played with those rules? He would have set records that would never be surpassed. The key element, though? BALLS. How many quarterbacks have we seen in the past 20 years who have the balls to consistently throw through triple coverage?
Goat 🐐 Brady vs Dan Marino Superbowl titles Brady 7✔️ (most ever player) Marino 0 Superbowl Mvps Brady 5✔️ (most all time) Marino 0 League Mvps Brady 3✔️ Marino 1 Total Mvps (league and superbowl) Brady 8✔️ (most all time) Marino 1 Passing touchdowns Brady 591✔️ (most all time) Marino 420 Interceptions Brady 193 Marino 252✔️ Passer rating Brady 97.4✔️ Marino 86.4 Playoff passing touchdowns Brady 83✔️ (most all time) Marino 32 Touchdown passes combined regular season and playoffs Brady 674✔️ (most all time) Marino 445 Pro bowl selections Brady 14✔️ (tied most all time) Marino 9 Highest td passes season Brady 50✔️ Marino 48 Tom Brady more touchdown passes, fewer interceptions, better td to int ratio, higher completion%, higher passer rating, more playoff touchdown passes, more pro bowl selections, rings, superbowl mvps, total mvps then Dan Marino Tom Brady better Quarterback then Dan Marino Dolphins 4th ranked defense 1990 and still Dan Marino couldn't win superbowl lol Greatest Quarterbacks all time 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton Manning 4. John Elway 5. Johnny Unitas
Greatest passer the game has ever known. No one can throw the ball like #13. If the NFL had more time to look through film, there were more passes that he threw that made you nod your head in amazement. There were so many. I understand why they put the record breakers. But, he had a ton of passes that were not on this list that you can say only Dan Marino can throw. IF you never saw #13 play, check out some of the other videos. It really is amazing.
Yep and the Chiefs took Todd Blackledge. Could've had Jim Kelly or Dan Marino. Hell they could've taken Ken O'Brien and it would've been a better pick than Blackledge.
@@chiefmac88 There was actually static in the Chiefs war room. Some in that camp wanted Marino. Ken O'Brien was on no ones radar accept the Jets. He was their Division Two pet project. Jets were cheap, and were trying to find a great player from a small school. O'Brien turned the tables on them, and hired Lee Steinberg.
i literally get chills watching this. not because the plays chosen were so great but because i remember watching Dan on television during games. i know what he could do and who he was. more than anything, he was gritty. also, though, he is the most talented passer to ever play the game. it's beautiful to watch, like watching Federer play tennis.
You would have had to see it for yourself. When I tell current fans about him, I just say I can't explain it in words. It would be like watching Barry Sanders. Those two were absolutely electrifying. They were special amongst special players. Marino was your favorite quarterbacks favorite quarterback. Barry Sanders was your favorite runningback's favorite runningback. When you spoke to other quarterbacks of his time they usually said when he entered the room he drew the crowd. No real quarterbacks walk up to Marino and speak down to him. The Dolphins got lazy with him at the helm. Football is a team sport. Salute Dan!!
As a Buffalo Bills fan we saw a LOT of Dan Marino! He was a GREAT QB! In a just world he would have won 2 or even 3 Super Bowls but he never had the team around him!
@@CrimsonKiwii agreed!! Brady had the best teams around him and changed rules. If that was the case with Marino, he’d have to grow a third hand for all the rings he’d be having
The only quarterback that I saw that would consistently hit receivers in stride, no matter how far down field they were. Great mechanics! And I was a Joe Montana guy, but I give Marino his due!
My eye test says Marino is the greatest of all time he shattered the touchdown record from 36 to 48 by 12 the reason the League is passing League now is because Dan Marino
Totally disagree, Brady is great in all aspects because he wasn't supposed to be GOAT. He should not have made the roster, because he had nothing but he worked so hard and developed in to machine on the field. He is known to be the best bad weather QB, because he throws with accuracy and velocity. His greatest throwing ability is ONE and that is how beautifully he throws and makes it effortless. The killer mentality, love of the game, commitment to learning nuances, ability to win any kind of game. From game manager to absolutely single handedly take over the game without running game threat. List is long .....
@@sheikhbashirbnb6343 great work ethic by Brady, of course. Also, basically always playing with top 10 defense, paramount in a team sport. Brady wins only 12% of playoff games when he doesn't have a top 10 defense. And that´s a fact.
@@alfredoelizondo5986 who does and brady has won without top 10 defense many times. Top defense only matters or helps if its the steelers from the 70s, 85 bears, early 2000 revens. That statement is not wrong and it did help brady in early years. Biggest issue is Brady is not same QB post 2005 season. He is unbelievably great and came in to what we now know as GOAT
Marino was also very deceptive. He understood that defensive concept of follow the quarterbacks eyes, so he'd lock his eyes in one direction, and throw to the opposite. If it was successful, he'd lock eyes again, dip his shoulder to the opposite, then throw to where his eyes were pointed. He was a cunning rascal. His release was an offensive linemans dream.
I remember watch Dan as a young boy learning the game of football and being mesmerized watching him throw the ball. Now as I look back I see just how much more incredible he truly was. He was slow as molasses, but he always knew how to shuffle just a step or two to the side or forward, reset his feet and throw a dart. Honestly watching his footwork is just as incredible as watching him throw. He was a trailblazer and will be my favorite Dolphin till my time on earth is done. If I could talk to Dan himself I would thank him for his hard work and dedication to the Dolphins and it was truly an honor watching him play
I agree....there was nothing like Sunday afternoons....Marino in those white jerseys slinging the rock and taking on the world. I get goosebumps just reminiscing about it!!!
A pure pleasure to watch. Maybe the greatest of all time. Too bad it ever came to an end, like everything else. Thank God for videos, lest it would be forgotten.
Thanks for the incredible video. Great memories from my all time favorite player. I’m still crushed by that Super Bowl loss in 1985. I’m over it now barely. Just imagine the stats he’d have in today’s NFL.
@@sabishiihito yea true it's a team sport, but when was the last time a Team won a SB without at least competent play from the QB. You can't win with only a great QB but you definitely won't win with a bad QB
@@werty_9189 2000 Ravens, 2002 Bucs, 2013 Seahawks, 2015 Broncos, 2018 Pats all won the SB on the strength of the defense far more than any QB play. Even this past SB it was mainly the Bucs defense that won the game.
He put up numbers in a era where it was celebrated if someone threw for 4000 yards , now it's like what's wrong with him if they don't throw for atleast that many yards
Childhood memory Marino fighting it out with drew Bledsoe touchdown after touchdown man dan was the man...never be a true gunslinger like Dan ever that 😎 cool
I'm a big Brady/Patriots fan, but this dude is the GOAT when it comes to solely passing the football. The numbers he put up in a time when passing was far more difficult, is nutty. I just saw a stat that he has the most multi TD games in his first 6 seasons with 58. Over a guy like Mahomes who has been tearing the league up, in a much more passer friendly league. That really puts into perspective as to just how good Marino was.
Only 50? Man there were so many more but I am glad they dug through the archives and found #16. That throw to Tony Paige was pretty difficult. The angle, the defenders, the depth...man what a throw.
@@miamidolphinsfan Yes, an opposing team might have a 7-8 minute TD drive against the Dolphins. The Dolphins receive the kick-off, and 3-5 plays later, the score is tied.
I've been following Dan's career since he was at Pitt. I've never seen a better pure passer. His Dad taught him how to throw. He told Dan simply, "the ball comes up and out".
@@smokeydabear33_74 as much as Marino is good he not as skilled as Aaron Rodgers and that s coming from a titans fan and mahomes is a whole other level of pure skill
@@astingray5282 c'mon bro. Marino changed the game of the way we see skilled QBs today. Rodgers flick throws are nasty, but thank Marino for those. Mahomes flick no look throws are nasty, thank Marino for that. Dan changed the game of skilled QBs
He was so loose. Like he playing backyard football. Great dude and even better player his son has special needs and my brother worked at Panera bread in Florida he came in and they did a special thing for my bro cause he is autistic. Brought me to tears that so.eone would take their time out of their busy schedule to appreciate my brother
The problem with so many Marino highlights is that they are in slow motion and young people don't get to see or appreciate the glory of seeing him in real speed. Usually of you have someone arguing he isn't one of the best ever, you load up a game like his 1985 Monday night game against Chicago and one drive into the game and they are like "Oh." And they don't argue he isn't anymore.
Arm strength, accuracy, quick release, perfect mechanics. I don't think anybody in the history of the NFL threw a better ball than Marino.
I would say Montana. Montana is the goat.
@@tmouse1234 Montana was money with the game on the line, willing his team to victory.
Marino could sling it waaayyy better than Montana. This guy isn't saying that Marino was the "greater quarterback", just that he was the better passer.
Reminds me a lot of Aaron Rodgers
Peyton Manning of course
I remember defensive linemen talking about how frustrating it was to think they just sacked Marino because when they made contact he still had the ball, yet realizing that not only did he get rid of it, he scored a touchdown. If Miami could’ve got the RB they desperately needed to offset the pass attack, that could’ve been the missing piece to their quest for a Super Bowl. He will always be in the discussion for best QB, even Montana, Elway & the other great QB’s of that era talked about being amazed by not only the numbers he was putting up, but by how he did it.
Watched this guy drop lazer dimes his whole career. Unbelievable, mad dog w the color commentary, those were good days kids. Marino was the best.
Hell yeah, The Miami Dolphins are my Dad's team. Marino is my dad's hero, most of these plays I only heard about. Now I get to see them.
R.I.P Mark D. Schlingloff.
Sorry about ur dad but cool u get to watch what he saw now
Dan marino actually played with a family friend in highschool, they played every day together
@@astrotcg5464 in PA? Outside of Pittsburgh is where Marino went to High School, I just don't know the name. Also a few other HOF QB's are from PA.
@@markschlingloff5155 they live in pa and went to school with him, or at least, they used to
@@markschlingloff5155 Central Catholic High School...
You look at these throws... my goodness... deep bombs all over the place and they are right on the money. The coverage is good, but Dan layed the ball in perfectly so that the receivers didn't even have to break stride. Great elusiveness in the pocket, cannon of an arm , quick release... he's the best man.
Dan’s release was unstoppable you could have a list of his top 50 releases alone
A rod would be on the list
Dan Marino isn’t a receiver
@@rbiclips352 so would Brett Farve
@@BJ-jh5is ya
@@LimitlessDraco3 dude have you ever heard of football a throw release like how much time it takes him to go through the throwing motion
Just heard this podcast and Aikman was talking about his early years in the league, when he first became part of that legendary QB Club of the late 80's - early '90s. Now, Aikman came into the league in 1989, so the members of such club were guys like Elway, Montana, Kelly, Young, Esiason, Simms, etc. What Aikman said about the group was, literally: "Dan Marino was essentially the Frank Sinatra of that club. He was Chairman of the Board. Everybody just kind of huddle around Dan Marino".
Marino was an alpha among alphas, and the guys who have him in the highest regard are not his fans, but his peers. An ex qb once said that if you polled all the QBs from the 80's and 90's to ask them who was the best QB to ever play, the overwhelming majority would say it was Dan Marino. And that's the highest compliment anyone can receive.
What's the name of the podcast. Those players are legends
Aikman doesn't belong. No real stats
Frank Sinatra is a BADASS!!! Dan Marino is a BADASS!!! Great analogy!!!!!
@@chazzx1018 I never realized how mediocre he was until I looked at his stats the other day. There's a reason Emmitt was the face of the Cowboys.
@@chrisknox2979 Looking at stats only tells some of the story, Dan Marino had a lot of season where he threw a lot of interceptions and the stats will not tell you why he threw those interceptions, probably trying to win games while being behind late in the game was usually the case!
Aikman was a (great) QB and he was there as a rookie on one of the worst teams in the NFL years before they came anywhere close to becoming a dynasty...
dan marino is gonna have a great season this year. touchdown!
His release was poetry in motion
ua-cam.com/video/85wPuvVzwJY/v-deo.html.......
Nobody did it like Marino ,greatest pocket passer of all time
Peyton
@@darwenfrankie5935 Peyton second
Pocket is the key word and no one can touch him in that department because his career rushing yardage was 87 yards. A true statue! Even Brady has over 1000 yards of rushing. Also, he has probably the quickest release of them all. The only one came close to the eye test is, believe it or not, Jimmy Garoppolo!
@@HP_____Jimmy G? Stahp 😂
@@poindextertunes I'm talking purely about quick release NOT greatness.
The first to throw for over 5,000 yards in a single season in 1984, a time that was still very running game centric. A feat nobody else could reproduce for 24 years until Drew Brees in '08.
Yup....and we passed on Brees two times!! F'n knuckle heads the dolphins front office are.
A feat no one could reproduce until "08 ..... after all the rules that had been collectively changed in favor of the passing game. Over half the NFL's current Qb's and I'm being generous, would have been washed out after their rookie year with the onslaught of relentless defenses looking to deflate a rookie or young inexperienced QB. Most Qbs careers would be over before they started. Once major rules like hook sliding, throwing the ball away out of the pocket, stiffer targeting rules when hitting the qb, no targeting defenseless receivers, etc etc .... passing numbers went through the roof. Now you can win games being 1 dimensional with barely a sign of defense, Marino and Moon would be fun to watch in this era.
@@TheBama50 Finally someone with brains that knows 80s football and how Defense ruled the day for Marino to put those kind of stats WAS SUPERHUMAN ...ONLY WISH he could have played on a betetr team like SF or Patriots that Montana and brady played for
@@rrizo6846 do you see how much less skilled these guys are their playing against linemen are like the size of Josh allen lol
How many games per season ??? 14 ?
5000 in 14 games ?
A man ahead of his time! Dan the Man was amazing!! It’s unfortunate that he never won a ring with the Dolphins but you can’t deny the greatness that he has accomplished as a player!! 💯
Just imagine prime dan Marino playing in today's nfl he would have madden numbers almost every year especially with all the rule changes
Your right!
If #13 played in today's game, 3700yds+/40+ TDs would be his norm!
If Marino was playing today, he would throw for 60 TD's and 6000 yards every season.
Replace Tua Tagovailoa with prime Dan Marino
Marino throws for 5,500+ yards and 50+ TDs with the current Dolphins offense
he wont be as great,no oline
My childhood hero, got to see him in person. Dream come true. Love the dolphins and Marino.
I’m jealous of that because I live in Buffalo,NY & every time he was scheduled to play the bills. You wasn’t getting in @ all😞
Rings or no rings, the NFL had never seen a pure passer the likes of Dan Marino. Sure his records have fallen one by one, but he changed the way the game is played for the better. Held in the highest regard by his peers and fans alike. One of the greatest competitors the game will ever see.
Todays game still cant match the carnage Marino rought on defenses ask any '85 bear member or fan !!!
Oh yeah for sure even if ALL his records are broken one record that CANNOT be broken of his is that he single handedly changed the game of football and made it more exciting for everyone to watch. He was basically Patrick Mahomes in the 80’s and 90’s only without a ring.
Don’t care. He didn’t get a ring. Guy was a bust. Couldn’t win.
The greatest passer ever. Can’t convince me otherwise.
Aaron Rodgers!
@@zamfambam one of the best, not better than Marino as a passer
@Keith Nowak how can you say that, the man has 7 RINGS, SEVEN
Better than the overrated Fraudgers
@Keith Nowak yeah, everything other than barely having the natural talent to play at the D1 level. WTF are you actually talking about?
Remember, Dan did this when deferences were more dominant and he did this when the defense were allowed to make contact with the QB without getting fined. If Dan played in today’s NFL, he would be a super bowl champ no doubt. Maybe even pass 60 TDs
Ehhhh.
You can’t guess like that.
I’d say maybe 45 TD passes just because Dan is getting old
@@damanithegoat9653 I meant Marino in his prime playing in today’s NFL.
@@damanithegoat9653 like if he played in this new age of the NFL
@@nickw9775 Ohhhhh, in that case then your right
with a few more years, i think this dan marino guy could be a legendary player
Probably the greatest player that doesn't have a ring.
Larry fitz 🤷🏽♂️
He is better than Brady. Rings don’t make you the GOAT. That’s a team accomplishment. Marino never had top defenses and special teams.
Strange Lakers Brady is the GOAT Mahomes is the BOAT
@@strangelakers1079 Try explaining that to Brady fans
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One of the quickest releases of all time.
dan marino is gonna have a great season this year!
Wish he was still in the NFL. Guess he'll have to have a good year as a commentator.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Best comment on here. Routed against him all my life, but I do miss the era where QB's had to operate under real defensive stress. Today offenses have it made.
This man made me a Dolphins fan when I was a kid. Didnt know the next two decades would suck 😂😂
oh arent we kindred spirits. i feel ur pain
Same here. I grew up in El Paso with no business being a Dolphins fan except that they had Dan Marino. He lead them to the Super Bowl when I was 3 years old and I don't remember it. It's tough watching some franchises just kind of luck their way to a Super Bowl appearance here and there and we haven't sniffed it since.
The very first NFL game I remember was Super Bowl XIX. I remember the morning of the game the local newspaper had a headline that read “M&M” (Montana & Marino.) As an seven year old, I chose the Dolphins that morning to be my team. Oh, if I only knew what I was in store for.
At least you aren’t a bengals fan
Yup me too
He may not have won a Super Bowl but he is the purest Gunslinger in NFL history. His guts and determination speak for itself👍💯
The way he owned the pocket, the mechanics, the power and accuracy. This man was a work of art playing football. “I just find the open man”
Pick a guy and let it fly
What a fantastic quarterback. We have been blessed with so many of his great performances
He would throw for 6000 yards and 50byd every year with the rules in today's NFL💯#RN4L☠
100% truth !
Nah marino played the right era in todays nfl he would lose a lot of his passing yards that wouldve now been called for illegal forward pass
@@riley2225 huh????
@@riley2225 wtf afe u talking about....the line of scrimmage is where it's always been....
@@riley2225 the line of scrimmage has never changed brother
My god that guy is the most perfect thrower of the football I've ever seen
Him & Mike Vick throw the prettiest spirals in the game.
Definitely not, after watching these 50 plays you see alot of duck's, some wobbly passes and a few underthrown balls. These are highlights mind you. Same guy throws 17 int to just 12 TD his final year, and honestly I think Lamar Jackson has a much cleaner throw and was called a RB. 😂
@@keithplantsseeds You are an idiot. You do realize that Marino missed 6 games that season and came back a week too early on Thanksgiving when he wasn't completely healed and threw 5 picks in that game against Dallas? In 1999, he was AFC Player of the Week not once, but twice and he also won a Playoff game.
@@davidrose8842 I'm an idiot because I disagree that he doesn't throw nowhere near the best spiral? Gtf outta here with that.
@@davidrose8842 how many more interceptions do you suppose he'd throw in those 6 games?
people forget how good Marino was when he was playing
@Juragan Muda but why tho no one wants to watch ur channel
Maybe it was because he was surrounded by a bad team for his career
@@ajburrr his team was good they just had meltdpwns
@@jaygreen2008 No, he had no run game and his Defense was bad. Only Marino and his Receivers were good
@Marcus Middleton Go look up Dan Marino Highlights
Imagine if we quit judging quarterback excellence with rings even though football is a team sport. Marino would no doubt be top 3 all time.
Most do, that’s why we do brady manning then Marino montana, something like that
Ring excellence is Brady Montana ... who else has crazy amounts of rings🤣
@@XxTR1D Brady and Montana are extremely overrated
Drew Brees would also be top 3
@@UrWifiIsSlow Drew Brees is underrated
@@UrWifiIsSlow you’re bias af
He deserved a ring! I really wanted to see him win the SB. The greatest to not win a ring.
Cooper kupp fans enjoy ua-cam.com/video/QJJLipE1vCA/v-deo.html
Dan Marino doesnt deserve a ring he has to earn one
blame don shula for that
Him & Barry Sanders ☝️
@@vincente4570 Agreed. Marino and Barry Sanders got robbed.
He remains the best pure passer in NFL history. Do not tell me that kind of fluidity of motion existed with anyone else. If Huizenga actually cared and surrounded Marino with a real team (inclusive of a great running back) Marino would've won at least three Super Bowls. 👌
Yawn. 10 points in his last 2 playoff losses. Where was the fluidity?
Really one of the greatest travesties in NFL history. It’s so great to see that Miami is finally starting to put a potentially great team together that could possibly get us there all the way with a SB win and although Dan is in as a QB advisor, he will be more than deserving to wear that ring!
@@jorgiewtfTotal agreement.
@@jorgiewtf I've seen the Dolphins running the ball this season. There's no way Marino is advising that.
If he had a team like Joe Montana he woulda won a ring every damn year
No question!!!!!! To think he racked those incredible #s without a decent running game and a Miami defense that didn't have a run stopping linebacker corp
@@turk5832 only man to beat the 85 Bears...Facts!!!!!
If he was on those Cowboys teams instead of Troy Aikman they would of won more than 3 rings
well that is the thing Montana was blessed with a top 5 defense most of his career, Marino only had a top 10 defense for a couple of seasons.
You give Dan the 90s 49ers teams, or the 2000s and 2010s Patriots, and he wins as many rings as Joe Montana or Tom Brady.
Dan Marino,the greatest quarterback of all time,period!No one was as clutch or has the competitive fire to win like Dan Marino does.Tom Brady,Drew Brees,Peyton Manning and others may have records and rings but hands down the best pure pocket passer of all time is Dan Marino,no ifs ands or buts.Nuff said!
Dan's records have only been surpassed with tightening of rules on QB/RECEIVER contact. If Danny had played with those rules? He would have set records that would never be surpassed. The key element, though? BALLS. How many quarterbacks have we seen in the past 20 years who have the balls to consistently throw through triple coverage?
All these guys played in the soft rules era, the QB became the center of attention (literally)
Goat 🐐 Brady vs Dan Marino
Superbowl titles
Brady 7✔️ (most ever player)
Marino 0
Superbowl Mvps
Brady 5✔️ (most all time)
Marino 0
League Mvps
Brady 3✔️
Marino 1
Total Mvps (league and superbowl)
Brady 8✔️ (most all time)
Marino 1
Passing touchdowns
Brady 591✔️ (most all time)
Marino 420
Interceptions
Brady 193
Marino 252✔️
Passer rating
Brady 97.4✔️
Marino 86.4
Playoff passing touchdowns
Brady 83✔️ (most all time)
Marino 32
Touchdown passes combined regular season and playoffs
Brady 674✔️ (most all time)
Marino 445
Pro bowl selections
Brady 14✔️ (tied most all time)
Marino 9
Highest td passes season
Brady 50✔️
Marino 48
Tom Brady more touchdown passes, fewer interceptions, better td to int ratio, higher completion%, higher passer rating, more playoff touchdown passes, more pro bowl selections, rings, superbowl mvps, total mvps then Dan Marino
Tom Brady better Quarterback then Dan Marino
Dolphins 4th ranked defense 1990 and still Dan Marino couldn't win superbowl lol
Greatest Quarterbacks all time
1. Tom Brady
2. Joe Montana
3. Peyton Manning
4. John Elway
5. Johnny Unitas
@@miamimoore4506 to add to this Brady has more touchdown passes in his 40s than his 20s. That’s an absolutely insane stat!!
Whatever dude
Greatest passer the game has ever known. No one can throw the ball like #13. If the NFL had more time to look through film, there were more passes that he threw that made you nod your head in amazement. There were so many. I understand why they put the record breakers. But, he had a ton of passes that were not on this list that you can say only Dan Marino can throw. IF you never saw #13 play, check out some of the other videos. It really is amazing.
1983 draft: John Eleway, Dan Marino, Eric Dickerson, Jim Kelly. Stacked
Yep and the Chiefs took Todd Blackledge. Could've had Jim Kelly or Dan Marino. Hell they could've taken Ken O'Brien and it would've been a better pick than Blackledge.
@@chiefmac88 yesh
@@chiefmac88 There was actually static in the Chiefs war room. Some in that camp wanted Marino. Ken O'Brien was on no ones radar accept the Jets. He was their Division Two pet project. Jets were cheap, and were trying to find a great player from a small school. O'Brien turned the tables on them, and hired Lee Steinberg.
best qb NFL class ever.
Plunkett.
i literally get chills watching this. not because the plays chosen were so great but because i remember watching Dan on television during games. i know what he could do and who he was. more than anything, he was gritty. also, though, he is the most talented passer to ever play the game. it's beautiful to watch, like watching Federer play tennis.
Federer is a winner.
You would have had to see it for yourself. When I tell current fans about him, I just say I can't explain it in words. It would be like watching Barry Sanders. Those two were absolutely electrifying. They were special amongst special players. Marino was your favorite quarterbacks favorite quarterback. Barry Sanders was your favorite runningback's favorite runningback. When you spoke to other quarterbacks of his time they usually said when he entered the room he drew the crowd. No real quarterbacks walk up to Marino and speak down to him. The Dolphins got lazy with him at the helm. Football is a team sport. Salute Dan!!
Best QB with no super bowl
Truth.
Better than Tom Brady
Prbly
No Aaron Rodgers
@@mac3kids Aaron won a super bowl
The accuracy alongside the velocity of his passes are what sets him apart.
As a Buffalo Bills fan we saw a LOT of Dan Marino! He was a GREAT QB! In a just world he would have won 2 or even 3 Super Bowls but he never had the team around him!
well you finally have a QB now. hopefully no more super bowl losses
More lies and false narratives for Dan Marino
@@davionstairs7782 he’s better than Tom Brady for a fact.
@@CrimsonKiwii agreed!!
Brady had the best teams around him and changed rules.
If that was the case with Marino, he’d have to grow a third hand for all the rings he’d be having
Jim Kelly was pretty damn good to.
The only quarterback that I saw that would consistently hit receivers in stride, no matter how far down field they were. Great mechanics! And I was a Joe Montana guy, but I give Marino his due!
Man Dan Marino threw a beautiful football. He would have put up legendary stats if he played today
THE GREATEST!!!! PERIOD!
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I still miss him 21 years later awesome 😎 job Dan!
My Favorite! Watched many of these live. Love that they used local broadcast audio for many of these. So many great moments.
My eye test says Marino is the greatest of all time he shattered the touchdown record from 36 to 48 by 12 the reason the League is passing League now is because Dan Marino
Brady may be the greatest. Hard to argue against 7 rings 10 SB appearances..but Dan was the BEST!!
Marino would beat Brady 10/10 times
To me greatest = best, and that is Marino. Brady is the winningest.
Totally disagree, Brady is great in all aspects because he wasn't supposed to be GOAT. He should not have made the roster, because he had nothing but he worked so hard and developed in to machine on the field. He is known to be the best bad weather QB, because he throws with accuracy and velocity. His greatest throwing ability is ONE and that is how beautifully he throws and makes it effortless. The killer mentality, love of the game, commitment to learning nuances, ability to win any kind of game. From game manager to absolutely single handedly take over the game without running game threat. List is long .....
@@sheikhbashirbnb6343 great work ethic by Brady, of course. Also, basically always playing with top 10 defense, paramount in a team sport. Brady wins only 12% of playoff games when he doesn't have a top 10 defense. And that´s a fact.
@@alfredoelizondo5986 who does and brady has won without top 10 defense many times. Top defense only matters or helps if its the steelers from the 70s, 85 bears, early 2000 revens. That statement is not wrong and it did help brady in early years. Biggest issue is Brady is not same QB post 2005 season. He is unbelievably great and came in to what we now know as GOAT
Moon, Montana and Marino had such great vision on the field.
It was a beautiful thing to watch them play the game!
Marino was also very deceptive. He understood that defensive concept of follow the quarterbacks eyes, so he'd lock his eyes in one direction, and throw to the opposite. If it was successful, he'd lock eyes again, dip his shoulder to the opposite, then throw to where his eyes were pointed. He was a cunning rascal. His release was an offensive linemans dream.
Can’t argue that. But Dan Marino was special☝️
I became a dolphins fan because of this man, hes the ultimate gun slinger..
no, the "ultimate gunslinger" would have actually won something that mattered in his career - like Brett Favre.
@Brian Smeltz shrug. he's an idiot for taking anyone other than tom brady.
Same here ✊
Naw man. He was the most equipped QB other than Peyton manning to put on a pair of cleats👏
I remember watch Dan as a young boy learning the game of football and being mesmerized watching him throw the ball. Now as I look back I see just how much more incredible he truly was. He was slow as molasses, but he always knew how to shuffle just a step or two to the side or forward, reset his feet and throw a dart. Honestly watching his footwork is just as incredible as watching him throw. He was a trailblazer and will be my favorite Dolphin till my time on earth is done. If I could talk to Dan himself I would thank him for his hard work and dedication to the Dolphins and it was truly an honor watching him play
He’s the standard period 📣
My favorite player of all time. So great to see the two Marks again and to hear Madden and Michaels with the calls. Thanks for the compilation.
This video is so random that I thought something happened to Dan
Nope I'm all good
@@kirkcousins6829 did u aspire to be tom brady growing up?
@@riley2225 he aspired to be Trevor Lawrence
@@UrWifiIsSlow oh true didnt trevor like sign dans shirt when he was a kid?
Same
My childhood basically revolved around Marino. Season tix or every Sunday we would be watching in the stands or on the couch.
I agree....there was nothing like Sunday afternoons....Marino in those white jerseys slinging the rock and taking on the world. I get goosebumps just reminiscing about it!!!
I wish Dan won a super bowl
I know
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Wishes don't come true.
@@elcayugaloco656 you don’t have to criticize every single one of my comments
A pure pleasure to watch. Maybe the greatest of all time. Too bad it ever came to an end, like everything else. Thank God for videos, lest it would be forgotten.
Thanks for the incredible video. Great memories from my all time favorite player. I’m still crushed by that Super Bowl loss in 1985. I’m over it now barely. Just imagine the stats he’d have in today’s NFL.
Marino was awesome! Fastest release EVER in college or pro!
The greatest to never win the big one.
Just shows that football isn't all about the QB like folks today seem to think it is.
Him and barry sanders
@@hazardbsquad7173 yep and megaton are all the greatest to never win the big one
@@sabishiihito yea true it's a team sport, but when was the last time a Team won a SB without at least competent play from the QB. You can't win with only a great QB but you definitely won't win with a bad QB
@@werty_9189 2000 Ravens, 2002 Bucs, 2013 Seahawks, 2015 Broncos, 2018 Pats all won the SB on the strength of the defense far more than any QB play. Even this past SB it was mainly the Bucs defense that won the game.
Dan Marino so underrated Dan is a goat in my opinion 👨 a legend no doubt for the Miami dolphin
He put up numbers in a era where it was celebrated if someone threw for 4000 yards , now it's like what's wrong with him if they don't throw for atleast that many yards
He’s far from underrated boss. Have you seened this man play?
Dan the man .. wish he would of won 1 but still was my fav qb of all time
The Marks Brothers-- Mark Clayton and Mark "Super" Duper. Dan the Man had a cannon for an arm. Right on the numbers!
Dan is a top 5 quarterback no doubt
He's my favorite quarterback well one of them lol
1.Brady 2. Montana 3. Manning 4. Unitas 5. Brees
@@SlimbyTheSillyGoose all but Brady, he has disgraced the game more than once.
@@SlimbyTheSillyGoose Nah Manning and Marino replace Brees and Unitas
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Childhood memory Marino fighting it out with drew Bledsoe touchdown after touchdown man dan was the man...never be a true gunslinger like Dan ever that 😎 cool
The good old 90s miss those days
It’s amazing how much technology and training equipment has advanced to aid throwing for QBs
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So glad you did this NFL thank you so much he is my hero for sure.
I was lucky to see Dan play a friendly against the 49ers in the mid 80s at Wembley, London. I real privilege to see the best ever.....
I'm a big Brady/Patriots fan, but this dude is the GOAT when it comes to solely passing the football. The numbers he put up in a time when passing was far more difficult, is nutty. I just saw a stat that he has the most multi TD games in his first 6 seasons with 58. Over a guy like Mahomes who has been tearing the league up, in a much more passer friendly league. That really puts into perspective as to just how good Marino was.
The most naturally gifted thrower the NFL has ever seen. The only other person I could see people put in front of him is Aaron Rodgers
This is the perfect video to watch on your Apple Vision Pro while at a picnic with your friend who won't stop talking about the Miami Dolphins
Excellent video editing, with clarity and original commentary.
Dan Marino is the No. 1 QB in Madden 2022. He doesn’t need the Ring! Greatest passer of all time.
Good God I miss him. It's been pretty rough watching this team wander the desert since he retired.
Dan The Man Marion this dude had a hell of a arm he could sling that football
And accuracy
Not only do I love this video, Dan Marino looks like a very talented 19 year old college kid.
Dan Marino was a beast. Enjoyed watching these highlights
Oh my gosh, the accuracy is impeccable #13MARINO! Still the favorite of all time!
Only 50? Man there were so many more but I am glad they dug through the archives and found #16. That throw to Tony Paige was pretty difficult. The angle, the defenders, the depth...man what a throw.
The NFL literally changed the rules because of Dan Marino. Defenses had to change because of Marino - he had an unbelievable effect on the game
I do think though the chargers team before Marino came in changed the game was well they were the first side to go pass first with Dan fouts etc
@@cormacdoyle2433 Air Coryell was really good but Marino & the Dolphins took it to the next level.
@@miamidolphinsfan Yes, an opposing team might have a 7-8 minute TD drive against the Dolphins. The Dolphins receive the kick-off, and 3-5 plays later, the score is tied.
Best ever with or without ring . Pure passer ! Fastest release ever DB's nightmare . No chance to recover!
One of the best to ever do it, & my favorite! Salute! 💪🏾
Seems like yesterday but it was so long ago. Now in my mid 40's Marino was a big part of my childhood memories.
Marino and Jordan had me mesmerized in the 80s and 90s.
Imagine if Dan Marino was playing in today's pass-happy NFL.
500 touchdowns
In a season 80 TD and 8,000 yards.
Let’s put him on the current Dolphins
What would his statlines be?
@@Terror832 in his prime definitely 5000+ yards and 45+ TDs
68 TDs 6,876 yards passing
Dan Marino a legend!
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Love you Dan Marina still the best !
In my book .
I've been following Dan's career since he was at Pitt. I've never seen a better pure passer.
His Dad taught him how to throw. He told Dan simply, "the ball comes up and out".
Dude was the Aaron Rodgers/Pat Mahomes of the 80s. Unreal combination of arm strength and accuracy.
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You mean Aaron Rodgers/Mahomes are the Walmart Marino of this era
@@smokeydabear33_74 no Mahomes >Rogers
@@smokeydabear33_74 as much as Marino is good he not as skilled as Aaron Rodgers and that s coming from a titans fan and mahomes is a whole other level of pure skill
@@astingray5282 c'mon bro. Marino changed the game of the way we see skilled QBs today. Rodgers flick throws are nasty, but thank Marino for those. Mahomes flick no look throws are nasty, thank Marino for that. Dan changed the game of skilled QBs
Greatest to ever throw the ball
The absolute 🐐 off if he doesn’t have a SB ring. My eyes 👀 tell me he’s the greatest.
Man, he was fun to watch! He eat em up today
He was so loose. Like he playing backyard football. Great dude and even better player his son has special needs and my brother worked at Panera bread in Florida he came in and they did a special thing for my bro cause he is autistic. Brought me to tears that so.eone would take their time out of their busy schedule to appreciate my brother
Loose is a great word to sum it up yeah. 😎
Never gets old the best ever QB!!!
Best arm EVER period. Bar NONE.
His pocket passes were absolutely unreal!
He was why I wanted to play qb in youth football. He definitely inspired with his great clutch plays. True legend
The best Quarterback that I ever seened or witnessed bar none👏 Just my opinion folks👍🏿
The problem with so many Marino highlights is that they are in slow motion and young people don't get to see or appreciate the glory of seeing him in real speed.
Usually of you have someone arguing he isn't one of the best ever, you load up a game like his 1985 Monday night game against Chicago and one drive into the game and they are like "Oh." And they don't argue he isn't anymore.
Exactly.
The man, among other things, had the greatest pocket awareness of all time.
I feel like Romo mastered that as well
Not even close to Tarkenton, and many others....
Without a doubt my QB1 and it's not even close!!
Dan's the Man
My hero, and now we have Tua, a truly worthy heir to the thrown in south beach.