Miami Dolphins
Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins record in 2007 was 1-15.
I can think of a few ... 1) 1971 AFC Division round playoff game between the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs - both Bob Griese (Dolphins) and Len Dawson (Chiefs) attended Purdue University. 2) 1972 AFC Division round playoff game between the Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns - both Bob Griese (Dolphins) and Mike Phipps (Browns) attended Purdue University. 3) 1983 NFC Championship game between the Washington Redskins and San Francisco 49ers - both Joe Theismann (Redskins) and Joe Montana (49ers) attended Notre Dame. 4) 1989 AFC Division round playoff game between the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills - Bernie Kosar (Browns) and Jim Kelly (Bills) both attended the University of Miami.
Fulton Walker of the Miami Dolphins returned a kickoff 98 yards for a TD for the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XVII against the Washington Redskins.
which NFL team beat the Miami Dolphins in the 1999 playoff game
407 wins309 losses4 ties20-20 playoff record.
Last season, the Dolphins won 1 game. In their history (1966-2007), they have a regular season record of 369 wins, 267 losses, 4 ties. In their playoff history, the Dolphins have 20 wins, 19 losses The Dolphins have won 2 Super Bowls out of 5 appearances
The Dolphins 2008 record was 10-7. They lost in a wild card playoff game to the Ravens.
368 regular season games and 20 playoff games - 2 superbowls.
The Dolphins trail the Steelers in the regular season 9-12, but lead in playoff matchups 2-1.
The AFC Miami Football team is called the Miami Dolphins. The team was established in 1966 and was founded by Joe Robbie and Danny Thomas. The Miami Dolphins are the only team in NFL history to finish a season with a perfect record, going 14 - 0 in the regular season, and winning all three of it's playoff games, capturing the Super Bowl Trophy.
99 wins in the regular season, and one playoff win.
Dan Marino.
Miami Dolphins
Dec. 30, 1995: a 37-22 win over the Miami Dolphins.
For a single season the Miami Dolphins.