Dan Marino never won a Super Bowl. Here's what left him empty-handed. 

What up

Dang MJ taking everyone's championships

Do one on Philip Rivers

Can y’all do a rewind of Argentina- England (1986 World Cup)?

@A Champion alex caruso > LeBum

He hated fans hes was a jerkoff a buddy of mine asked him for a autograph and he told him buy tickets to a game . Lol my buddy was so embarrassed.

@@angelvalle9963 Really? From what I’ve seen he’s one of the nicest people outside of football that the league has produced. He funded the construction of a children’s hospital and seemed to genuinely love doing charity events and interacting with special needs kids. Maybe he was just having a rough day.

I went to Pitt with Marino and I saw him weekly around campus. He was always a nice guy when you talked to him. Very humble.

Your cool

@@sol1120 Yeah I’ve heard he’s guilty of infidelity. Never said he was perfect.

"The laces were *IN* "!

Not even Marino showing up at the start of the 2nd half could save the Dolphins in that Super Bowl. The highlight of that 2nd half though was that random dude beating up Swoop the Eagle on the sideline!

Don't you mean Ray Finkle?

@@Three60Mafia "Einhorn is Finkle"

Ace should've given him some of that gum

Or even his hometown Steelers

They had a defense called the Killer Bees, and 2 great wide receivers Clayton and Duper. He had a solid team. They went 14-2 in 84. What do you mean they weren't ready? They just played a better team in the SB

Exactly Frank, one man does not a Superbowl make. The Dolphins probably had one or two years with a descent defense durning his career, and throughout the rest of his career the defense was a complete joke. Aside from Dan, the offense didn't fare much better, boasting nothing more than a couple solid receivers throughout the entirety of his career. Marino never had a good running back to work with at all and besides Duper and Clayton, no other household names on the team during his time there, period. So, one's gotta hand it to the man to accomplish all that he did in spite it all.

@@dnasty312 0:52 He didn’t win a title because he never had a consistently good and dependable Running Back. PERIOD. End of story. I watched the entire thing unfold. The same was true for JOHN ELWAY, until he got Terrell Davis. If not for Terrell Davis, you could make the same video about John Elway. Terry Bradshaw had Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier, Bob Griese had Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, Joe Montana had Roger Craig and Tom Rathman, Joe Theismann had John Riggins, Jim Plunkett had Marcus Allen, and Dan Marino didn’t have anybody who consistently came through. It cost him 2 or 3 Super Bowl Titles.

@@troyhaskins6107 0:52 He didn’t win a title because he never had a consistently good and dependable Running Back. PERIOD. End of story. I watched the entire thing unfold. The same was true for JOHN ELWAY, until he got Terrell Davis. If not for Terrell Davis, you could make the same video about John Elway. Terry Bradshaw had Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier, Bob Griese had Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, Joe Montana had Roger Craig and Tom Rathman, Joe Theismann had John Riggins, Jim Plunkett had Marcus Allen, and Dan Marino didn’t have anybody who consistently came through. It cost him 2 or 3 Super Bowl Titles.

Same with Brady with the pocket presence and getting the ball out fast. People don't get you don't need to run around, just slight steps in the pocket can give you plenty or time to find a read.

If he had these amazing, impressive skills then where did they go during playoff time? Of the 18 he played, he only had 5 games over a 100 passer rating and 3 of those were with 30 or less passing attempts. He had 12 postseason games with over 30 passing attempts, and in 8 of those his passer rating falls to below 80. Where did his defensive reading skills go to in those 8 critical games?

Per se? He wasn't a scrambler by any measure. He was absolutely terrible at scrambling even if you were comparing him to HS QBs.

@@RurbanWalker Yes, PER SE..as in Marino was not a "running" QB, or particularly good at scrambling outside the pocket, and he would probably be the first to admit that. But within the pocket he was slippery..especially early in his career before he wrecked his knees. Marino was very deft at moving his feet WITHIN THE POCKET. His low sack totals weren't just due to his O line. It's one of the reasons why it was so dangerous to blitz him (as the Bears found out rather rudely in their lone loss in 85).

@@roland7584 Gee, the 43 other players on his team couldn't have had anything to do with that..or the fact that Miami never had a decent running game. John Elway got embarrassed in his first three super bowls but won his last two. The difference came down to two words: Terrell and Davis.

Totally agree with you. One player or the QB isn't responsible for fumbling on the kick off, or the QB is not responisible for giving up 30+ points, or the defense holds the other team to 10 points but their own offense only scores 3, etc. Football is the ultimate team sport where all 11 players on the field has to do their job in order for something to work out. One player miss their assignment can be lethal. Great teams win champion and not a single player.

Word... TB12 is the best example. One of the reasons he takes pay cuts is because he knows exactly that. If the Bucs don’t have all those replacement lineman and weapons on offense and defense they don’t win it.. and you need a whole lot of luck.

This is why I’m so sick of people saying that Tom Brady is the only reason that the Patriots were a dynasty and that Bill Belichick was not a good coach.

Mostly defense

@@wakawaka1976 , I wholeheartedly agree. Brady was on the bench screaming like a 10 year old girl on Malcolm Butler’s interception. Clutch field goals, a pick, and defense was the key in four or five of those SB wins.

@Harry Engel I'd say between Fran Tarkenton and Jim Kelly for me.

B u r n

Barry Sanders for me.

@Harry Engel I agree with what you're saying, but I think there's a enough to talk about to make it interesting, especially between the Lions' struggles at QB (specifically with Scott Mitchell), and the rise of the Green Bay Packers after 1992. Plus, I don't know anyone that's tired of talking about Barry Sanders.

Of all the players in every sport to never win a title he's the one I felt sorry for the most

very well said

@Acepaul: Exactly. Very well stated.

David Woody was Qb & they Rb Tony Nathan how was good RB but not GREAT, 1981 1982 Miami D Teams did have a little success but Qb 2) Don Strock was a big help too.

100% Put Tom Brady on any of those teams Dan was there, and he doesn’t win one either. It takes a TEAM to win a Super Bowl and Brady has always a stacked deck. Much like Montana and the 49ers.

John won 5 AFC Championships

lol what was he buzzed on

Cooooooooooooooooooooooooooool😊

How is he a hero?

Don't you mean Ray Finkle?

I don't watch the NFL at all but i still watched this whole video because I loved Ace Ventura (and Secret Base)

Wouldn't she like it though since Marino didn't win?

Laces out, Dan

Skip Bayless

Chargers look great now with Herbert

@@Wolf813921, what does that have to do with Philip rivers getting an untitled episode

Dan Fouts

Zack The Chargers are the only team with the #1 offense and defense to not know not win a Super Bowl but not make the playoffs. He in no way should he blamed for the years of bad special teams and ownership

Phillip Rivers never won because of Philip Rivers

All of his peers? We know Joe Montana said it, but Joe knows what counts in any game, and that's winning, and winning championships, but stroking a retired guy's ego because he never won one, is just being nice.

@@roland7584nah he’s objectively one of the most talented QBs ever, the film don’t lie

@@kylesawkon4074 He could throw the ball, but he couldn't win and his position is the most important on the field. In his own era, other talented qb's won and he didn't. The QB position is about being a leader and making all those around you better than they are. Marino couldn't do that. The list of excuses why he didn't win goes on and on and on.

This👆👆👆we blessed saints nation ⚜️

Don't forget the refs STEALING that game from the Saints to get the Rams into the super bowl just after they moved to the LA (for the TV market share, I guess)

I'm surprised they ever won, just a few years prior they were the worst team in the league.

I'm not from there but that was a great season and game. So glad the Saints won one !!

BuT bOuNtY gAte...

i think we greatly owe buffalo a positive video before we do that, we've only (re)delivered them heartbreak

@@SecretBaseSBN 35-3 Rewinder? Or Tyler Boyd?

Four back-to-back Super Bowl appearances and all ended in losses. • Regular Season record: 13-3 (1st AFC East) Super Bowl XXV - New York Giants - Score: 19-20 (1990-91 season) • Regular Season record: 13-3 (1st AFC East) Super Bowl XXVI - Washington Redskins - Score: 37-24 (1991-92 season) • Regular Season record: 11-5 (2nd AFC East) Super Bowl XXXVII - Dallas Cowboys - Score: 52-17 (1992-93 season) • Regular Season record: 12-4 (1st AFC East) Super Bowl XXVII - Dallas Cowboys - Score: 30-13 (1993-94 season) {*Hall of Famers from those teams: Coach Marv Levy, Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Bruce Smith, Thurman Thomas, James Lofton, etc.}

@TheWhiteWhale , I agree they were the better team when they matched up with the Giants. The NFC was dominant those years! 👏🏾🏈

@TheWhiteWhale I think they were still the second-best team in 91', but I think both the Cowboys and 49ers were better in 92-93'. The Giants played a near-perfect game to win SB XXV, but credit where credit is due. The Bills just weren't as sharp that night as in previous weeks. They also weren't used to the physicality of the Giants.

Damn bro That must’ve been painful

@@bigboygeorge678 his last game in 1999 was the infamous 62-7 loss to the Jags. I cried a lot.

@@robertdurie6879 I’m sorry bro that must’ve been frustrating to witness that

It just sucks. And for some reason I watched this video thinking it would bring me some peace of mind about it. I started watching football in 94 and I had no idea it would be the last great Marino season.

@@kjuergens1985 despite the fact he never got a ring, you can’t deny he wasn’t a hell of a quarterback

Jimmy Johnson built him a very good defense, but yeah he never benefited from a good running game.

Since the Dolphins last won the Super Bowl in 1973 it seemed they petered out overall. They should’ve beaten Washington in 1982 though as they were favored

@@RB01.10 82 was lost because of garbage quarterback play that left their defense on the field for too long. They corrected that problem but then they let the defense go to seed after 84 and it never did make a full recovery to what it was in the early days with Shula.

no dude, Turtle Marino never wanted running game, he was a cancer

@@juanpabloperez9063 That is just patently untrue, and calling him a cancer is just idiotic.

@@bjchit he was a cancer dude, maybe you were not alive when turtle Marino was playing

I still remember the first time I’ve seen him. His arm was amazing.

Yeah he was good

Just wasn't clutch

He did bro 🥺

I actually think they did a pretty bad job relating how good he really was. He destroyed records at the time and they stood until the likes of Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, and Drew Brees came along in a 2010's era that saw an absolute explosion in the use of the shotgun formation, yards, and attempts per game. Not too mention many QB and WR friendly rule changes. Marino also played opposite maybe the 10 OR 20 greatest pass rushers of all time during his career. Guys like Reggie White, Lawrence Taylor, Bruce Smith, John Randle, Derrick Thomas, Chris Doleman, and Clyde Simmons. Scary AF.

Finkle is Einhorn

The laces were out

Was going to write the same thing, then decided someone has already done this🤣

@@mickyzzzeee THE LACES WERE IN!

Einhorn is Finkle

People only focus on the QB matchup in the '85 AFC Championship but the Pats were very talented beyond the...wonky QB battle. They had 2 first team All Pro guys: Andre Tippett at outside linebacker and especially John Hannah, one of the greatest guards of all time. Indeed, before the Brady/Belichick era, Hannah was hands down the best player in Pats history To SB's point on Miami's porous run defense, throwing that defense against a top offensive line, that was a huge mismatch. Pats had ~250 yds on the ground and were top 5 in rushing attempts. Combine it with subpar throwing weather? On paper it seems like a confusing win, the team with Marino lost to the team with Tony freakin Eason, but the stats of the game make sense

The Patriots had a better team overall and a very good running game that decimated Miami's defense. Miami's biggest issue during Marino's tenure was the run game on both sides of the ball. They just couldn't figure it out.

Divisional rivals. You played them 2x already and probably know their plays offensively and defensively.

Fumbles. Interception. Run defense. Sacks total breakdown. Patriots just played perfect and forgot everything against the bears. Weird

💔💔didn’t she well Miami will never succeed at it man they cursed

ask every coah whou preffer, Turtle Marino or Steve Young nobody pick Turtle Marino

On a CBS pre-game show years ago Boomer Esiason said something about a quarterback not wanting end up not winning a Super Bowl like Dan Marino...while Dan Marino was sitting next to him. Marino just looked at him and asked "and how many Super Bowls did *you* win?"

And I 100% agree about Marino and Kelly. They're all time greats even without rings.

@@BiggieTrismegistus What’s Crazy was that Boomer had a run game & a defense

John Elway won 2 rings from that draft year !

Laces out!

And its really not so much the style of play that wins or loses Super Bowls, it’s the amount of turnovers

He's also proof that one man can't do it alone. A great QB might keep you in the playoffs on a consistent basis on his own but it takes a team to win a championship.

if if if if..... stop overrated turtle Marino, he always choked in playoffs makes dumb interceptions, he chokes in 1992 AFC championship game in Joe Ruby stadium against the bills, please stop, he wasnt that good. and he was a lazy turtle who never worked in athleticism

if if if if..... stop overrated turtle Marino, he always choked in playoffs makes dumb interceptions, he chokes in 1992 AFC championship game in Joe Ruby stadium against the bills, please stop, he wasnt that good. and he was a lazy turtle who never worked in athleticism

Iono man. Tom Brady went to the bucs who never won a title before and instantly won them the super bowl. So the QB definitely plays a pretty big role.

I always thought Dans lack of mobility exposed him during the playoffs. Montana Aikmen Young Elway all had the legs to get them 1st downs. Montana threw 100s TDs outside the pocket.

if if if if..... stop overrated turtle Marino, he always choked in playoffs makes dumb interceptions, he chokes in 1992 AFC championship game in Joe Ruby stadium against the bills, please stop, he wasnt that good. and he was a lazy turtle who never worked in athleticism

Best arm, yes. Best all around? No way.

maus_gunner even as a cowboys fan. I am rooting for the cardinals to win it all this year, this is his best shot to win a ring in like 5 years.

Blame him never having a QB.

I'd also say that Barry Sanders and Megatron deserve a video, but you could sum up the reason why they never won a title in seven words: They both played for the Detroit Lions.

@@yd856 U know who I’m a fan of and same

@@16ktsgamma kurt warner

While that's certainly true, Rice was a rookie in 1985 and was still at Mississippi Valley State during the 1984 SuperBowl.

The Bengals with broken Heaters in the AFC Championship Helped the 9ers Big Time. Fouts would of destroyed Montana in the superbowl that year!!

@@salvatoreperez5113 you're attempting to reference the 1981 SuperBowl, Dan Marino/Dolphins played in the 1984 SuperBowl.

@@avet4521 No Im saying the year the Heaters broke on the Chargers side in cincy cost the Chargers the superbowl because Dan Fouts would of beat Joe Montana in the superbowl

@@salvatoreperez5113 Dude the game you're talking about happened in 1981, the SuperBowl referenced in this video occurred in 1984.

Dwyane Wade is Dan Marino's replacement, at least spiritually.

Hope they dont neglect a solid RB like they did during Dan's run otherwise they won't be getting a Chip no time soon. Solid QB & RB is how you stay a PO contender

They will never replace Dan Marino ever! They should just focus on creating a team or looking for whatever great talent there is that they can get, they owe Miami fans for all of their team management mistakes and I would say not shaping a dynasty around Dan Marino, instead they usually had one of the worst defenses in the league and Marino and whoever carry the offense...

lol seriously

You don’t often replace players like that ever.

How would you rank Marino alongside other greats that didn’t win such as Kelly, Tarkenton, and Rivers ?

Right? That'd be good he was always close those browns chiefs and chargers teams were good ones. He was always known for being too conservative and too focused on clock control.

Definitely one of the great coaches to never win a super bowl. If you wanna see something about him watch urinating trees video about him

Urinatingtree did a video on him

@@noobmaster-wj3qm I saw it but I was hoping these guys could go into more detail

Yes

If Marino had a Terell Davis he would have had 2 SB maybe 3

YES. Let me say it again - YES! Go back to the Miami Dolphins undefeated season which they capped off by winning the Superbowl. Do the names Csonka, Kiick, and Morris sound familiar? Of course. They had 3 great running backs Poor Dan had to work with the likes of Lorenzo Hampton, Troy Stradford , and Sammie Smith. Not exactly Hall of Famers. Hell, not even Pro Bowlers. Dan was forced to throw the ball 50 times a game. Everyone knew what was coming. It's a tribute to Dan's skill that he won as many games as he did. He deserved better. And Francois point about Elway is very well taken. As good as he was, Elway never won a Superbowl until he had Terrell Davis. All of a sudden Elway didn't have to carry the team on his back A Joe Namath quote says it all - "A quarterback's best friend is a good running game."

Miami PASSED on Emmitt Smith!!

FALSE! Marino apologists make this claim all the time. But what do the FACTS say? Fact check: Marino was drafted by a team that rode its run game to the Super Bowl woth David Woodley at quarterback.

@@jackcarraway4707 That's an absurd and stupid non-sequitur. The Dolphins running game being good before Marino arrived doesn't mean it was good while he was there. And it wasn't. Starting in Marino's rookie year (1983), here's where the Dolphins ranked in yards/rushing attempt: 23rd, 16th, 18th, 4th, 10th, 23rd, 28th, 26th, 21st, 20th, 26th, 10th, 23rd, 21st, 30th, 30th, and 28th. That's three top 10 finishes in 17 seasons, with an average ranking of 21st. And they were that ineffective on a rate basis even though opposing defenses likely spent the bulk of their preparation on the Dolphins' passing game. That, to state the blindingly obvious, is very not good.

Yeah man, just like KENNY PICKETT. He literally was in y’all back yard for the taken. And he would’ve easily replaced Terry Bradshaw👍🏿

Barkley and Ewing have a much better excuse though. The only chances they really had were the 2 years when Jordan took some time off and The Dream took care of that. Outside of that, they had the Lakers, Celtics, Pistons, and Jordan to contend with. I would love to see someone interview defensive coordinators and defensive players from Marino's era to see if they picked up on something that Marino did at the line when it was a running play. It seems nearly impossible that for almost 2 decades not one running back could really do anything while he was there.

No., he did not.

He deserved everything

Deserved?

@@jerrymccarthy5826 he deserved nothing and thats what he got, he wasn't clutch enough

@@moedoe188 you clearly didn't watch football then. Or have any Google skills. This is a team sport u don't win the superbowl with a amazing team with "clutch" players all around. Btw Most people can't name a single dolphins receiver, or defensive player. Especially in the second half of his career 🤔 what u think that means

Up & Out

Bills = Nemisis

Buffalo couldn't pull off the Super Bowl win, 4 losses in a row. They just got in the way to be 4 time losers.

@@douglasdixon524 We've only got a little over a month to go and they'll be 1-4!

@@douglasdixon524 WOW!!! All respect to Dan Marino but you are not being real. If he couldn't beat the Bills, how was he gonna win the Super Bowl. Losing or not, going to the SUPER BOWL FOUR TIMES IN A ROW IS AWESOME#BILLSMAFIA..... P.S We will win when we go this time!!!😉

Yes running game sucked and defense not very good at all vs the better offenses in the league at that team. Also their coaches needed some new blood. Just bad luck on another team he gets his superbowl.

U basically said it perfectly!! Well said

The one thing the Dolphins still hold over the Bills though is that they have two Lombardi trophies, while the Bills still have none.

Been a long time for both teams. Miami last won a SB back in the '70s. While the Bills last won a championship (AFL) back in the '60s, Pre-SB years. Some day it will happen for both teams.

And Turtle Marino always throw dumb interceptions in important games 1992 AFC championship in Miami, and loss to Buffalo because Turtle Marino was in control

I'd rather have the best QB mental talent than arm talent. That's really how Brady won all those Superbowls.

CHANGED IT HOW? He Lost to a Guy Named Joe! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The defense end of story. That is why Dan Marino untitled.

@@davidrivera9743 Facts

Dan Marino is constantly talked about as the GOAT. What are you talking about

@@TV-ob1if uh... No His behind Tom Brady and Joe Montana Everyone knows this.. whoever says that is a Dolphins fan or misinformed

He was great in Ace Ventura too

That explains everything

They sure as hell had the quarterback. But my problem is that John Elway didn’t have that much more than Dan Marino. But yet went to 5 Super Bowls. So what’s up wit dat!!!

​@@vincente4570 you answered youre own question

That nucleous with griese wa already there in 70. Could have won more except for they left for the usfl in 75along with warfield

He played in the toughest era

@@keenanmccarty9925 The toughest era that wasn't utterly dominated by the Evil Empire, that is.

@@furioussherman7265 Indeed

It’s not as if the Dolphins were atop of the league during these years. Far as I can remember, these Dolphins teams were always somewhere along the 5-10 spot of teams. They had big holes, namely defense and running.

He lost to the wild card Patriots in 85. They weren’t good at all.

He should have never left Toronto. If him and Carter stayed together, Raptors could have been in the Finals in 2002 instead of the Nets.

You’re kidding right?

@@murray1978 Doc Rivers screwed T-Mac. Duncan was going to join the Magic along with Grant Hill and T-Mac, but Duncan was told by Doc that significant others were not allowed to ride on the team plane and that did not sit well with his wife who wanted to stay in San Antonio.

He lost because he wasn't that good and his team's choked , years they didn't choked they faced tough competition

My man never got out of the first round. He’s just not that good.

Eli's Giants went on 2 lucky runs. There's a reason the 2nd team was 9-7.

Garapplo, has two and hasn't won one. Lol

Dude, don't remind me...🤦‍♂️

Nick Foles, Jeff Hostetler, Doug Williams and Brad Johnson each have one as well. I’m kind of iffy about Jim Plunkett as well but some might toss him in the category of middling NFL QBs who managed to win a title as a starter, or in his case two rings.

@@cassidy109 interesting point

Dan Marino's Dolphins and John Elway's Broncos on played three times in their careers. Once in 1985, and twice in 1998 (regular season and playoffs).

Yeah, but greatness like his deserves that validation doe👏

This is painfully true.

Phillip Rivers

Jim Kelly

Mike Trout is the Dan Marino of baseball

@@gregtrust5599 Except Trout might not even win a pennant

@G BLICKY Or the Giants. I think that 1990 might have been the best of those early 90s Dolphins teams. And while the Giants were a bad matchup for the Bills, they would have been an even worse matchup for the Dolphins.

The NFC teams were so much more physical and better on defense in those years. The Giants, the Bears, The Redskins, the 49ers. Everyone remembers the niners offense but that defense was extremely physical with Ronnie Lott and company. The Giants, Redskins and Bears were so intimidating. It seemed like the Raiders were the only AFC team with that kind of physical play but they were slowly fading after 1983. By the early 90's it was the cowboys and niners alone. Those top NFC teams just DOMINATED the line of scrimmage in those days. That's really what undid the Bills and the Broncos in those SB losses. The Bills in particular were loaded with talent (more than any previous AFC champion in those years) but always got beat at the line of scrimmage in those SB's. The Broncos were not as talented as the Bills but had John Elway in his prime. Good enough to win the AFC 3 times, but got destroyed at the line of scrimmage in the SB.

Jim Kelly had an AWESOME defense. A GREAT RB in Thurman Thomas - went to FOUR super bowls and won ZERO. Excuses, excuses.

@@marcoslaureano5562 The Bills did not have an "awesome" defense. They had a few great players but as a unit they weren't as good as the NFC teams. Their Super Bowl teams ranked 14th, 16th, 10th, and 9th in defensive DVOA. By some of the more basic stats they ranked even worse than that.

@@marcoslaureano5562 That "awesome" defense got totally destroyed each year in the SB, particularity along the defensive line.

I disagree. John Elway was always an athlete. It just that Denver discovered Terrell Davis along with getting the complimentary pieces to boot. But make no mistake about it. John was the center piece of that team and the owner at the time made sure he had one last shot at it. And he got the ring ✌️

Yeah Denver had a subpar running game for most of Elway's career but it was the defense that really stank up the field in Elway's early Super Bowl loses. In 86 he kept them in the game until the third quarter before the Denver did fell apart and got some very unlucky breaks (The Bavaro TD pass comes to mind) In 87 by all rights they shouldn't have even been there since Cleveland had that game won before the "fumble". And once again it was the defense that just got completely torched by Washington and a no name running back that had one great moment and a journeyman quarterback that got hot at just the right moment. By the time Davis arrived in Denver they had also done a lot to fix their problems on the defensive side of the ball as well and it made an enormous difference in those two Super Bow victories in the 90s. You have to have some offense but you absolutely can not win a championship with a substandard defense. Which brings us to the Bills who by all rights should have at least beaten New York, since that team had a great defense and offense. The loss to Washington was equally shocking. However the loss to Dallas wasn't surprising because they really ran into a buzz saw on both sides of the game when they played those Cowboys teams.

Do not compare Turtle Marino with Elway for god sake

@@juanpabloperez9063 Marino was better.

@@bjchit Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i preffer even Aikman than turtle "made mistakes like a rookie" marino

Agreed! He had pretty much all of the career passing records before Marino came along.

Do one on Jim Kelly and the Bills.

To who?

Agree totally on Tarkenton. Those 70's Vikings teams were very underrated in my opinion. He had a very interesting career also.

Agreed. My late grandfather, “sacked,” him in High School. Sacks were not an official stat at the time.

Oh if Marino played today he'd throw 1,000 TDs in his career.

Spoken like kids who’ve never seen these legends play. This dude actually said Warren would be Rodgers lmfao wtf I can’t

@yossarian “spoken like kids” brother you can’t even read my comment and interpret it correctly, you definitely a short buser

@@joshdude273 warren threw as many interceptions as he did tds damn near even with the defensive rules of today he not doing what Rodgers did Rodgers had 50k passing yards with 412tds to 89int you don’t just become that efficient because of new rules

@@joshdude273 in 2018 Aaron had the lowest all time int rate at 0.3 Aaron is like the god of efficient at qb

Schedules are already predetermined for the most part. That has nothing to do with it. If they had a tough schedule it was merely a coincidence or they had other good teams in their division year in, and year out.

@@shawnchristianson324 - Wrong. While 8 of your 16 games were against your division rivals, the other 8 were based on your record and the records of your opponents from the previous year. Prior to the realignment of 2002: 1st place finisher: played 1st and 2nd in one division, 1st and 3rd in the other 2nd place finisher: played 2nd and 4th in one division, 1st and 2nd in the other 3rd place finisher: played 1st and 3rd in one division, 3rd and 5th in the other 4th place finisher: played 4th and 5th in one division, 2nd and 4th in the other 5th place finisher: played 3rd and 5th in one division, 4th and 5th in the other There were similar rules for the non conference games as well. This is why you are wrong, as Miami would player tougher schedules regularly than if they had otherwise lost more games.

@@paulgaither Oh I was not aware of the realignment in 2002. Thank you for pointing that out!

He didn't win because the coaches and organization didn't do their jobs well enough

@@michaelthorpe1869 What? You're telling me Shula was coaching for at least a decade after the game had passed him by? And their GMs never got the hang of free agency? How can this be, they had the undefeated season in which they beat TWO whole teams with a winning record in the 14 game season.

@James Simmons 2000 Finals, 1998 ECF, and 2004 ECF were the closest he ever came. You could make a case that if the “Malace at the Palace“ never happened, the Pacers with Artest could’ve really challenged the Pistons and Spurs in his final season for a title. Cause that fight just destroyed their whole season!

As a ... *sigh..* Knicks fan, it feels really, really weird to say thanks to Ron Artest.

a lot of great athletes who still havent gotten an untitled yet

The opposite of a Dan Marino: failed and choked when it mattered (especially vs the 1999 Knicks), despite having those stacked (literally the only team example, aside the HOFers Bulls of course, in the 90s that wasn't a star or a duo star alone in bad teams) Pacers teams and for both the 90s and 2000s decades as well. Especially those Rik Smits, Mark Jackson, prime Jalen Rose, Davis boys coached by Larry Bird teams, carrying his single digit points Games. And despite getting all the calls from the refs, that Hollywood Miller (some original flopping in there).

response: Michael Jordan and Malace at the Palace basically.

Can't have nothing in Detroit

Barry Sanders also fell victim to 60 years of wretchedly bad ownership

No wonder he retired still in his prime.

@@gregoryfilar1783 just imagine if Miami traded for Sanders? Both he AND Marino would've won a Super Bowl together.

i would like this comment but its at 69 so i can't

The Steelers would have beaten the Cowboys in Super Bowl 30 for sure.

Lol Turtle Marino always chokedz 1992 AFC championship in Miami and loss to Bill 🤣🤣

Be honest, who wants to live in Pittsburgh over Miami

That was Peyton Manning's curse for all but one month of his career at Indianapolis.

@@indy_go_blue6048 I don't think that's true. In Peyton's 14 seasons with the Colts, the team made the playoffs 11 times, won a Super Bowl and made it to another. How can this compare to the Dolphins of the late 80s?

@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 Believe me. The Colts had a magnificent offense, but their D was as porous as cheese cloth. With Manning's PO blues, had the '06 D not played with equal magnificence for 3 of those 4 PO games he'd have 0 SBs at Indy. Go check their D stats for the Manning years.

@Sonny Jim they couldn't run the ball at all. Teams thinking they can TOTALLY abandon the run will damn near never win Chips. Gotta pass,playaction and RUN the ball to keep defense off-balance not just throw 4 quarters straight

@@krambone You do know about Kurt Warner and the Rams in '99? His Defense gave up 37 pts. in that 1st playoff game so Warner threw 5 TD passes and led his team to a 49-37 win. He had no running game in all 3 playoff games that year. Kurt ended with over 1,000 yds. passing in those 3 games while his backs ended with around 100 yds. for those 3 games.

Soccer beef? Man that'll be nothing but footage of them on the ground rolling around faking pain.

I want more basketball & football collapses.

@@hmoobgvp you obviously know nothing about soccer

@@ofenomeno1381 lol calm down, it's a joke besides you know I'm right. You got grown men rolling on the field acting like they're hurt. The only sport where grown men fall on the ground and roll around trying to sell their pain lmao.

Two of my all-time favourite players along with Deion Sanders.

Usually, any professional player isn’t once the achilles ruptures. Look back at all the legends in any sport that had their achilles ruptured and it was usually the end of the road soon after

I see what you're saying but when he came back in 1994 he was incredible and carried the Dolphins to the AFC East title, beat Montana and the Chiefs in the WC, had that amazing 473 5TD game in Week 1 and lead the Dolphins back against the Jets in of the most famous games in NFL history, the "Fake Spike".

I disagree, he was really good that first year afterwards, but he was an aging player and it didn't last.

Yeah, and by his last year he apparently had some nerve issue in his shoulder and his passes lost all their zip. He wasn’t the same quarterback for the second half of his career, though he was still great for much of it.

@@illusioNery Kobe

Pretty sure it was bill Walsh while he was on them 70s Bengals teams who made it and turn it into what it would become when he went to the 49ers.

Bill Walsh invented west caost. Marino just showcased it

Its a team sport, the Bills had better teams...............and never got a ring either

As a Jaguars fan, I don’t know how to feel about my team destroying the Dolphins in the playoffs. The 50% of me is happy but the other 50% of me is sad he didn’t get a ring. Marino is one of the best of all time.

Blame it on Shula

Nice of you to say seeing as crapping the bed VS the Patriots cost Marino his one real shot at getting a ring. A Fins-Bears Super Bowl in '85 would've been epic and the highest rated TV show in the history of humankind to this day.

I remember seeing that loss at home knowing I had to drive 3 hours back to college right afterwards. That sucked even more than the loss itself.

Me too. I was 10. They had a team built to beat Pittsburgh the next week. The only other time I got so frustrated was when they held the lead for the entire game vs the Colts in 2009 only to let Peyton drive and win it.

That’s when Dan Fouts became my hero!

That's an epic game though. Both teams played and gave all they had.

@@DolFan316 I hear ya. I was 7-8 at the time and I think it was just watching them dominate most of the game and slowly let it slip away.

Yep go Bills

Dolphins were not beating the Bills 2 times in one year back then. It was only the hatred the two teams had for each other that allowed the Dolphins to even compete. The Bills were better everywhere than the Dolphins except qb.

It wasn't just Marino's injury that sunk them, it was Mitchell also getting hurt and most of the D as well. Add on top of that a brutal 3-game stretch that saw them face the Giants, Bills and Steelers (all playoff teams that season) and then the Chargers who literally always beat them in San Diego at that time.

A super bowl

@@triggertigger4336 blame Shula.

@@briannat1086 I blame you

@@briannat1086 your a monster

@Trigger Tigger you silly. But you're right, they should have won a few with Dan.

With Jim Kelly, there are three reasons. Reason 1: The Big Blue Wrecking Crew Reason 2: Coach Gibbs Reason 3: Jerry Jones, Part 1 and Part 2

@Harry Engel I'd call it more the fact that Jones is the greediest man in football who can't stand having anyone else take credit for Dallas' success, forgetting in the process that there are people better qualified for the jobs he wants done. As well, Dallas has been a magnet for mercurial, volatile personalities and people who are as inconsistent as they are talented ever since Jones got in charge. Sometimes it works, but he honestly hasn't gotten the balance of volatile and brilliant right since 1995.

@Harry Engel Jerry's an egomaniac, not stupid. His bad moves aren't quite as meme-worthy of those done by the front office of The Artists Formerly Known As The Washington Redskins. The Cowboys are more akin to a dog owned by a person who has no idea how to train them rather than just a straight-up joke. Sometimes they're good, sometimes they misbehave, but they'll never reach what they could be unless their owner stops seeing them as just something nice to have around and starts taking them to obedience classes.

Okay here's the reason why the bells of lost 4 Super Bowls in a row we ran into great teams and also our starting quarterback Jim Kelly partied like he was a careful one actress in The Hangover Zach Galifianakis character

The video would be a blank tape. If you know you know

@@demaszstyo9644 I see what you did here

@@vittiriowashington8623 Jamarcus said he did too

That one would be last about 2 and a half minutes.