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The 1972 Dolphins gave up 171 points in the 14 game regular season and 38 points in 3 playoff games including the Super Bowl (VII). They shutout three teams (Colts twice and the Patriots) and gave up more than 20 points in a game only three times (Bills 23, Jets 24, Patriots 21).
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