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About The Dolphins

No pro football team has graduated from the ranks of first-year loser to ultimate winner as quickly as the Miami Dolphins. In 1967, the Dolphins (founded by Joseph Robbie in 1967) became the ninth member of the AFL. Only six years later, Miami became the only NFL team in NFL history (still today) to have a perfect season. In 1972, the Dolphins won the AFC East, the AFC championship and Super Bowl VII, where they defeated the Washington Redskins, 14-7. Including the playoffs, the Dolphins were a perfect 17-0.

George Wilson was the Dolphins' first coach. He finished his four-year AFL tenure after the 1969 season with a 15-39-2 record. The transition from losing to winning came in just one season. In 1970, new coach Don Shula led the Dolphins to a 10-4 record and to an AFC wild-card spot. Miami then followed with three straight AFC championships and victories in Super Bowls VII and VIII. Their combined 1972-1973 record was 32-2, the best two-season record in history. From 1970 to 1974, their cumulative record was an incredible 65-15-1.

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There is no telling how long the Dolphins' run might have lasted had not three of their stars?Csonka, Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield?defected to the World Football League after the 1974 season. Although Miami never again reached the level the Dolphins attained in 1972 and 1973, Shula kept the Dolphins among the league's elite year after year. In 1993, coach Shula surpassed George Halas' record of 324 coaching victories.

Since 1970, the Dolphins won 11 AFC East titles and five AFC championships, the last two coming in 1982 and 1984. In 1984, quarterback Dan Marino tossed 48 touchdowns, an all-time record. Since 1970, Miami has had only two losing seasons, in 1976 and 1988.

Early in 1994, the NFL approved the acquisition of the Dolphins by H. Wayne Huizenga. (The Dolphins' original owner, Joe Robbie, died in January 1990.) Following the 1995 season, the legendary Don Shula retired. He was succeeded by former Cowboys' coach Jimmy Johnson.

Dave Wannstedt was named Head Coach of the Miami Dolphins on January 16, 2000. He became the fourth head coach in club history, joining Jimmy Johnson (1996-99), Don Shula (1970-95), and George Wilson (1966-69).

Wannstedt?s reputation as an outstanding defensive coach was underlined in 2000 as the Dolphins finished third in the NFL in defensive points allowed, giving up a total of 226 points, the fewest ever allowed by a Dolphins team in a 16-game season. Under Wannstedt, the Dolphins also recorded an NFL high 28 interceptions, and their plus-15 takeaway/giveaway ratio was the best by a Dolphins team since 1983. Overall, it was the fourth best mark in franchise history.

In 2000, the Miami Dolphins to an 11-5 record and the AFC East championship and the first division title by the Dolphins since 1994. The Dolphins? 11-5 record was the team?s best mark since 1992. In addition, with the Dolphins having gone 9-7 in 1999, the two-game improvement under coach Wannstedt in 2000 was Miami?s largest since the team went 11-5 in 1992 after going 8-8 the previous year. As a measure of the team?s success in 2000, the Dolphins sent seven players to the Pro Bowl, the most since 1984, when the team advanced to the Super Bowl.

The Miami Dolphins finished 2001 with an 11-5 record and a berth in the NFL playoffs as an AFC Wild Card representative. It marked the second time in Wannstedt?s first two seasons at the Dolphins? helm that he took the team to the playoffs, and the Dolphins were one of only three teams in the AFC to make a repeat performance in postseason play. In addition, coupled with his 11-5 mark in 2000, Wannstedt?s two-year regular season record of 22-10 was tied for the second best record among NFL coaches over that two-year span. By guiding the Dolphins to at least ten wins in each of those two years, it marked the first time Miami put together back-to-back ten win seasons since the 1984-85 campaigns.

The 2002 Miami Dolphins season posted a 9-7 record. Along the way, the Dolphins produced seven Pro Bowl players, including six on defense. The Dolphins? defense was ranked third in the NFL, allowing just 291.0 yards per game. Offensively, the Dolphins ranked second in the NFL in rushing, the team?s highest ranking in that category since they finished first in 1972.

The 2003 Miami Dolphins finished 10-6, marking the fourth straight season that the Dolphins won at least nine games. The team went 4-2 in the AFC East and was 6-2 on the road. In addition, the Dolphins finished strongly, winning five of their last seven games. The Dolphins defense finished third in the league in points allowed per game (16.3 points per game), and permitted the second fewest rushing yards (1,452) over a full season in team history. In addition, the Dolphins were the only defense in the NFL not to allow a 100-yard rusher all season. Offensively, Ricky Williams rushed for the second highest single season total in club history, while Chris Chambers became the first Miami Dolphin receiver to record 10 or more touchdown catches in a season in more than a decade.

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Ticket Retriever sells Dolphins Tickets for every game nationwide. Dolphins Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (877) 223-3824. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including NFL tickets to any game.

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