I went to Superbowl XVII Miami vs Washington, unfortunately we lost!
Why am I thristy for a Coca-cola?First Dolphin game I ever watched.
That was a great game though for a SB in that era of mostly blowouts that went up until free agency really kicked in / late 90’s. In particular, the 80’s SBs were mostly horrible w the bigger, more physical NFC team always wiping the field w the smaller, finesse AFC team. Our ‘82 fins got pushed around a bit in the run game that day, but the pass D was excellent - kept us from breaking. And almost won it on that batted ball play. Dang.I went to Superbowl XVII Miami vs Washington, unfortunately we lost!
You are not aloneI saw every super bowl Miami was in .
I'm really that old.
I grew up in Miami and my dad bought season tickets in 1966 when I was age 7. I was at every home game until I went away to college at UNC in 1977. It was a magical time to be a MD fan in Miami.I attended many Dolphin games between 1966-1968. I joined the Coast Guard in January 1969 and got an early release in June 1972 to go to college. I purchased season tickets for the 1972 season and remained a season ticket holder until 2019. I would still be a season ticket holder today if not for the fact that the arthritis in my lower back no longer allows me to sit for several hours in the seats at the stadium.
So I was fortunate enough to be in the stands in 1966 to see Joe Auer return the first kick off in Miami Dolphins history for a TD. I have seen each of Dolphin Super Bowl wins, along with the three SB losses. So yes, watching the Dolphins win the 1973 SB was just as COOL as you imagine it was.
Awesome brother that you got to be there.. what a feeling I'll bet it was to see it live and feel it such a long time ago.. here's to hoping history repeats itself.I attended many Dolphin games between 1966-1968. I joined the Coast Guard in January 1969 and got an early release in June 1972 to go to college. I purchased season tickets for the 1972 season and remained a season ticket holder until 2019. I would still be a season ticket holder today if not for the fact that the arthritis in my lower back no longer allows me to sit for several hours in the seats at the stadium.
So I was fortunate enough to be in the stands in 1966 to see Joe Auer return the first kick off in Miami Dolphins history for a TD. I have seen each of Dolphin Super Bowl wins, along with the three SB losses. So yes, watching the Dolphins win the 1973 SB was just as COOL as you imagine it was.