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American Football Conference - East Division


Miami Dolphins

Team's name: Miami Dolphins
Conference: AFC
Division: EastMiami Dolphins
Location: Miami, FL
Nickname:
The Fins,
The Fish
Mascot: T.D.
Team Colours:
Aqua, Coral,
Navy and White
Joined the League: 1970
General Manager: Jeff Ireland
Football Head Coach:
Tony Sparano
Football Stadium: Dolphin Stadium
Current Capacity: 76,500
First Year of Football: 1966

Team Titles:
Super Bowl Champs: 1972, 1973
AFC Championships:
1971, 1972, 1973, 1982, 1984
Division Championships:
AFC East:
1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1994, 2000 Wild Card: 1978, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001

Established in the American Football League in 1966, the Miami Dolphins are now members of the National Football League’s Eastern Division of the American Football Conference (AFC). The team joined the NFL as part of an AFL-NFL merger.

The team was extremely successful in the early 1970s through to the 1980s, claiming multiple division and conference titles. In fact, in 1972, the team had the NFL’s first – and only – perfect season, winning all of its regular season and post season games. The Dolphins claimed their first Super Bowl championship that year, and would win the title again the following year.

The Dolphins made 7 playoff appearances during the 1990s and obtained 2 Division championships. After Dave Wannstadt of the Chicago Bears became the team’s new coach and Jay Fiedler became the new quarterback, the team enjoyed a fairly successful 2000-2001 season. The following years, however, were difficult ones; the Dolphins would not have a postseason appearance until 2008.

The years between 2001 and 2008 would see several administration changes, as multiples coaches came and left. In 2007, injuries left quarterback Trent Green on the sidelines; he was replaced by Cleo Lemon and John Beck. The Dolphins also traded one of their top wide-receivers, Chris Chambers, to the San Diego Chargers. The team ended the season with an NFL worst at 1-15, even after an extraordinary pass from Lemon to wide-out Greg Camarillo that launched the latter into legend.

In 2008, Tony Sparano was hired as coach and quarterback Chad Pennington was nabbed from the New York Jets. The Dolphins went on to defeat the Jets and Brett Favre for the AFC East title, but the Miami team would lose to the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the postseason. The team finished with a much-improved regular season record of 11-5.

Miami Dolphins 2009/10 Schedule

Preseason Schedule
WK DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) LOCATION
Mon, Aug 17  Jacksonville  7:30 PM  Dolphin Stadium
Sat, Aug 22  Carolina  7:30 PM  Dolphin Stadium
Thu, Aug 27  @ Tampa Bay  8:00 PM  Raymond James Stadium
Thu, Sep 3  @ New Orleans  8:00 PM  Superdome
Regular Season Schedule
WK DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) LOCATION
Sun, Sep 13  @ Atlanta  1:00 PM  Georgia Dome
Mon, Sep 21  Indianapolis  8:30 PM  Dolphin Stadium
Sun, Sep 27  @ San Diego  4:15 PM  Qualcomm Stadium
Sun, Oct 4  Buffalo  4:05 PM  Dolphin Stadium
Mon, Oct 12  NY Jets  8:30 PM  Dolphin Stadium
BYE WEEK
Sun, Oct 25  New Orleans  4:15 PM  Dolphin Stadium
Sun, Nov 1  @ NY Jets  1:00 PM  Giants Stadium
Sun, Nov 8  @ New England  1:00 PM  Gillette Stadium
10  Sun, Nov 15  Tampa Bay  1:00 PM  Dolphin Stadium
11  Thu, Nov 19  @ Carolina  8:20 PM  Bank of America Stadium
12  Sun, Nov 29  @ Buffalo  1:00 PM  Ralph Wilson Stadium
13  Sun, Dec 6  New England  8:20 PM  Dolphin Stadium
14  Sun, Dec 13  @ Jacksonville  1:00 PM  Jacksonville Stadium
15  Sun, Dec 20  @ Tennessee  1:00 PM  LP Field
16  Sun, Dec 27  Houston  1:00 PM  Dolphin Stadium
17  Sun, Jan 3  Pittsburgh  1:00 PM  Dolphin Stadium

Last Season Statistics (2008/09)

Team Leaders
PASSING  RUSHING  RECEIVING  DEFENSE
Chad Pennington Ronnie Brown Ted Ginn Jr. Yeremiah Bell
ATT 476 CAR 214 REC 56 TOT 120
COM 321 YDS 916 YDS 790 SOLO 100
YDS 3653 AVG 4.3 AVG 14.1 AST 20
TD 19 TD 10 TD 2 SACK 1

Team Statistics   
   YARDS  RUSH  PASS  POINTS 
OFFENSIVE  346  119  227  22 
OPPONENTS 329  101  228  20 


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