Five seasons. Three AFC titles. Two Super Bowl wins. One perfect year.
Pro football came late to Miami, but once Don Shula arrived, it came fast.
From 1970 through 1974, the Miami Dolphins put together one of the most dominant five-year runs in NFL history. They made the playoffs all five seasons, won three AFC championships, captured two Super Bowl titles, and in 1972 authored the only undefeated championship season in the Super Bowl era. This collection tells the game-by-game narrative of that story.
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The Foundation of a Dynasty
The Dolphins didn’t rely on gimmicks or flash. They won with balance, discipline, and relentless execution. Bob Griese provided steadiness at quarterback. Larry Csonka powered the offense. Mercury Morris and Jim Kiick added speed and versatility. Paul Warfield stretched the field. And a disciplined, physical defense — anchored by Nick Buoniconti, Dick Anderson, and Jake Scott — controlled games.
At the center of it all was Don Shula, whose adaptability and command built a team that could win in any style, under any conditions.
Inside This Collection
- Complete game-by-game narratives for every season from 1970–74
- Full postseason coverage, including the longest game in NFL history and three AFC Championship runs
- A detailed chronicle of the 1972 perfect season
- The 1973 repeat championship — and the case for it being the better team
- The dramatic conclusion of the dynasty in the legendary Sea of Hands playoff game
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