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Miami Dolphins History
The Miami Dolphins are the oldest continuous major-league professional sports franchise in the state of Florida. Founded by Joe Robbie in 1965, they began play in the American Football League as an expansion team in 1966, then joined the NFL as part of the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. The team has made 24 playoff appearances, won 13 division titles, five AFC championships, and two Super Bowl championships. The 1972 Dolphins are the only fully undefeated team in NFL history, finishing the year 17-0 with a victory in Super Bowl VII.
The Miami Dolphins have 17 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, including greats such as Larry Csonka, Bob Griese, Dan Marino, and Jason Taylor. Three Dolphins have had their jerseys retired: Csonka's number 39, Griese's number 12 and Marino's number 13.
Miami Dolphins Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: East
Year Founded: 1965
Team Colors: Aqua, Orange, White, Marine Blue
Mascot: T.D.
Team Rivals: New York Jets, New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium
The Dolphins play home games in Miami Gardens at Hard Rock Stadium. Originally opened in 1987 as Joe Robbie Stadium, Hard Rock Stadium is a global entertainment destination that also serves as home to the University of Miami football team. Hard Rock Stadium also hosts the annual Orange Bowl, and has played host to major sporting events such as Super Bowl LIV.
With a capacity of 64,767, the stadium completed a $500 million renovation project in 2016 that included the replacement of every seat in the stadium, and the addition of Field Club, North Sideline Club and corner terraces.
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The Dolphins’ biggest rivals are the New York Jets, New England Patriots, and Buffalo Bills.
The Miami Dolphins have reached the Super Bowl championship five times, winning back-to-back titles at Super Bowl VII (1973) and Super Bowl VIII (1974). The Dolphins have the only undefeated season in NFL history, going 14-0 in the 1972 season and culminating in a 14-7 victory over the then Washington Redskins in Super Bowl VII.
We had an awesome time. All of the pre-game events were spectacular. We had lots of fun and enjoyed the game. Although our Dolphins loss they played a good hard game and we still love ya!!!
The seats were fine but the $25 parking pass was a joke, had to park a half mile from the stadium
Oh my goodness; it was exciting, Dolphins Rule!!!!
The changes made at the stadium are for the most part great. However, being at the stadium, where the event is happening, I expected to get a closer and more complete experience. I was disappointed to miss part of the game everytime I left my seat in section 402. Though the place was neat and clean there were also nice, large, brand new flat screens all over, not one was showing the game. So getting out of my seat was not an option once I realized this. I don't need 5 screens telling me how much a hot dog costs, perhaps every other screen could be used to show whats happening on the field. I would then be more encouraged to get up and spend more of my money on food and drinks. This is definitely an advantage of the "staying home" experince.
This preseason game had the feel of a midseason game. Even though rain and lightning from Hurricane Bill showered the stadium, the crowd stayed and cheered until the very end when Chad Henne threw a late TD pass in the flat to Joe Kowalewski. Good seats, great atmosphere!
Dolphins played amazing. Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown ran all over the panthers during the first quater. Pennington, White, and Henne all threw great. Jason Taylor and Cameron Wake both had great sacks. Just awesome.
Several guests from London wanted to see a football game, and this was the perfect event, especially since the dolphins won. The pregame activities are pretty good. Not many places to go when it starts raining though.
The Dolphin vs Jags game was an increadible surprise. The game was well played by both sides who were both motivated. The weather was cooperative, except for a short (but effective cloud burst). (Recommendation, bring some rain gear, just in case). I would recommend this event to even the most uncertain attendee as definitely worth going. I highly recommend it.
