The Man Behind Two Legendary Fight Songs | NFL Films Presents 

What bugs me the most is the fact that the Miami Dolphins organization continued to play this mans song without compensating him for all those years. He deserves some music royalty 💰 $$$$.

This song lives in my head rent free. Ever since I found the lyrics to the song I memorized it sang it and to see the original composer of this song finally gets his time to shine in the light #PhinsUp #MiamiDolphins #DWA #FinsUp #Dolfans

Just like how “My Country Tis of Thee” started off as “God Save The Queen”

I never knew the Miami Dolphins had a fight song, let alone, it being the same song as the Houston Oilers' fight song. I guess I'm partial to the Oilers' version of the song, as that was the song I heard played first. I think it rolls off the tongue better too.

A "Dolfan Denny" sighting at 5:19 for those who remember him at the old Orange Bowl.

I want this as a ringtone

Luv ya Blue!!!!!!

He Actually did a Dallas Cowboys song in 1971 that never caught on like the Miami and Houston one did

Houston/ Tennessee fans that actually thought they had it first 🤣🤣🤣 🐬🐬🐬

This is EXACTLY how Joe Theismann played in Washington DC and not Miami. Joe Robbie was cheap.

Hey NFL Films, in the past I'd requested that you upload a segment you did on old Foxboro (Schaffer) stadium. But I've since found my VCR recording of that and I guess it was actually ESPN that produced it (though most likely in conjunction with you). So sorry about that. I still think you do a lot of things wrong and my interest in the league beyond the Patriots is at an all-time low. But I'm sure if you show me a few more 15-second close ups of a spiral going thru the air it will spark my interest anew.

🎶Miami Dolphins/Miami Dolphins/Miami Dolphins/No Super Bowl wins since the early 70s🎶

Miami dolphins are going to be #2 tonight! SQUISH THE FISH!!! LETS GO BUFFALO!!!

The Houston Oilers version is cringey though, because it's a rip off and inaccurate, lol.

Oilers had that tune first