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At quarterback, the Dolphins started Bob Griese for the first 5 games of the season. After he got injured, Earl Morrall started the remaining 9 regular season games, as well as the Dolphins' first two playoff games. Griese returned to make his 6th start of the season in the Super Bowl against the Redskins.
At running back, the Dolphins split time at halfback between Mercury Morris and Jim Kiick.
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