Miami’s 1972 Dolphins completed the NFL’s only perfect season, then won another Super Bowl after the 1973 season. The teams led by Don Shula, Bob Griese, and Larry Csonka built one of football’s great dynasties and a championship legacy celebrated across South Florida.
South Florida fans bring the aqua-and-orange to a region where Dolphins Sundays are part of the coastal calendar. The rivalries with Buffalo, New England, and the Jets add familiar AFC East stakes, and the perfect 1972 season remains a point of shared pride.
Chris Bell was telling us he needs to get confidence back. Though he says he feels fine, he says he sees limp in his game tape that he didn't see before 2025 knee injury (All part of ACL return process.) There's going to be breakout at some point, methinks
Aikman, incidentally, hasn't done anything for the Dolphins in months and has no official role... One fascinating dynamic of the Buck/Aikman story is this: If you've worked with someone a quarter century, to what extent is there an obligation to tell them something that your company might not want them to know (or at least give them a hint without compromising your relationship with your employer)?
NEW media column: Thoughts, notes, postscripts on the Buck-Aikman incident, Aikman's future, JJ Watt's promotion, Buck's tricky spot; Al Michaels; Greg Olsen.
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And more NFL broadcasting fallout during a very newsy week.
The Dolphins are averaging an absurdly low 14.6 completions per game, by far the worst in the league.
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Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik - who revealed yesterday that he previously worked as a senior analyst at Pro Football Focus - says that simply cannot continue.
We share a Jovic story at 11:38. I get agitated at 14:41. And we discuss whether we should accept reality (or something like that) in the final 8 minutes.... I know there are 206 Heat podcasts now, but check us out if you're folding laundry or have time to kill.
Caleb Douglas set to return Sunday from his ankle injury.
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And more Dolphins updates from Jeff Hafley's press briefing just now.
Miami Dolphins coaches were honest and candid in evaluating QB Malik Willis’ play through five games, while expressing confidence in the young starter.
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