Don Shula's 1972 Dolphins Remain Undefeated
The 1972 Miami Dolphins, coached by Don Shula, remain the only team in league history to complete a perfect season.
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The 1972 Miami Dolphins, coached by Don Shula, remain the only team in league history to complete a perfect season.
Don Shula, longtime Miami Dolphins coach and architect of the 1972 Dolphins perfect season, died at his South Florida home Monday morning at the age of 90.
Don Shula, the longtime Miami Dolphins coach and architect of the only perfect season in NFL history, died at his South Florida home Monday morning
At Magic City Jai Alai, opening day on Friday went off without a hitch and without any fans. The place was bound and determined to make it happen even if it meant implementing some extreme protocols due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Two guys who typically deliver some pain on the football field are lending a helping hand in their South Florida community.
The NFL Today analyst praised the Dolphins organization for their work to improve their team during the course of this offseason.
Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. but not this summer.
Florida International University's James Morgan is headed for the NFL.
Safety Kavon Frazier, who missed most of last season with a pectoral injury, signed Sunday with the Miami Dolphins, his agent said.
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The San Francisco 49ers traded running back Matt Breida to the Miami Dolphins for a fifth-round draft pick Saturday.
Anxious to keep quarterback Tua Tagovailoa healthy, the Miami Dolphins invested in more protection for him Friday.
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