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Four players actually lined up at center during Dan Marino's 17-season career (1983-99) with the Miami Dolphins. Hall-of-Famer Dwight Stephenson handled the duties during the early portion of Marino's career (1983-87). Versatile Jeff Dellenbach, who played all over the offensive line during his ten seasons (1985-94) with Miami, spent much of his playing time at center. Jeff Uhlenhake was the Dolphins' starting snapper for five seasons (1989-93), and Tim Ruddy (with Dolphins from 1994-2003) was the starter for the final years of Marino's career (1995-99).

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Jim Langer.

Langer played with the Dolphins between 1970-1979 and started 109 consecutive games at center between 1972-1979.

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