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Did dan fouts ever win a super bowl game?
No, Dan Fouts never played in a Super Bowl.
Who has no super bowl rings?
Dan Marino
Does dan marino have a Super Bowl ring?
No.
How many appearances did Dan Marino make in the Super Bowl?
Dan Marino played in one Super Bowl, that being Super Bowl XIX against the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers won 38-16.
What Bengals receiver who caught 2 touchdown passes in Super Bowl?
TE Dan Ross in Super Bowl XVI
Who was the only quarterback drafted 1 in the nfl and started a super bowl and never won a Super Bowl?
Dan Marino
Which NFL quarterback has NO Super Bowl rings?
Dan marino
Best quarterbacks to never win a super bowl?
In the Super Bowl era, Dan Marino and Jim Kelly probably head the list, followed by Warren Moon and Dan Fouts. In the pre-Super Bowl era, Y.A. Tittle was arguably the best.
Who is the best QB to never win a Super Bowl?
Dan Marino
Have the falcons ever won the Super Bowl?
No, the Atlanta Falcons have never won the Super Bowl. They did play in Super Bowl XXXIII in January 1999 in Miami, Florida, but lost to the Denver Broncos by a score of 34-19.This Super Bowl was notable for a few reasons:it was Denver's second consecutive Super Bowl victoryit was John Elway's last gameAtlanta's head coach was Dan Reeves, who coached the Denver Broncos for 12 years and led them to 3 Super Bowls, all of which they lost.
What coaches went to the Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos?
1. Red Miller (Super Bowl XII). 2. Dan Reeves (Super Bowl XXI, XXIV). 3. Mike Shanahan (XXXII, XXXIII).
Did Dan Marino ever go undefeated in the regular season?
No, the only undefeated team in history was the 1972 Miami Dolphins, with quarterback Bob Griese, not Dan Marino. The '72 Dolphins went 17-0, which included all 14 regular season games, the two playoff games before the Super Bowl, and the Super Bowl, in which they defeated the Washington Redskins. So, NO, Dan Marino DID NOT ever go undefeated. And the New England Patriots.
