Every Marino TD pass form 1984!

[dirwuf]

I promise to stop tying up this board with old clips, but every Dolphin fan should watch this...all 48 regular season TD pases, plus his playoff touchdowns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm3ErTOp0JQ&feature=related

It makes me dizzy.

 

[dlockz]

I promise to stop tying up this board with old clips, but every Dolphin fan should watch this...all 48 regular season TD pases, plus his playoff touchdowns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm3ErTOp0JQ&feature=related

It makes me dizzy.

Makes me sad, esp with the crap we have trooted out at qb since then

 

[dirwuf]

Shouldn't the one at 8:20 be considered a fumble recovery as opposed to a touchdown pass?

 

[Lilseb93]

His release is phenomenal. He throws 60 yard passes like they are nothing. It's depressing that it's been 12 years and we're still waiting for his replacement. That's a pretty good majority of my life being 19 soon.

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

He was a player before his time. I think if he played today, he would throw for 80,000 yards in a career. Maybe more. People talk about the great season Aaron Rodgers had, or what Brady did a few years ago, but Marino in 1984 had the greatest season by a quarterback of all time. I don't think it's even remotely close. He just shattered every record that year.

 

[NYPhinzFan]

Never really noticed before, but Marino almost never stepped into his throws. They are almost all off his back foot or flat footed; That's arm strength.

 

[NYPhinzFan]

Look at the pass around 5:16. My god Danny had a rocket! I honestly don't see any starting QB in the game today that throws a dart like that, except maybe Cutler.

 

[Roman529]

It was a beautiful thing to watch. I was a high school senior in 1984, and it just seems like yesterday. Marino spotted his receiver quicker than anyone else and the ball was gone in a blink of an eye. If he played under today's rules he would be putting up 6500 yards a season. Dan's the best ever!!!

 

[TakeoSpikesNeck]

To bad he picked that garbage unlucky 13. That number was a jynx back then for superbowls

 

[dirwuf]

To bad he picked that garbage unlucky 13. That number was a jynx back then for superbowls

It didn't hurt Jake Scott, who was MVP of Super Bowl VII...

 

[TakeoSpikesNeck]

Or Kurt Warner, but in Miami we are extra superstish

 

[CalDolFan10x14]

Makes me sad, esp with the crap we have trooted out at qb since then

Do you just naturally look at the bad side of everything?

 

[HarryBagpipe]

Marinos last win. Nice thing about this clip is you get a nice dose of the great Jim Mandich


[video=youtube;591WD7OjR3M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=591WD7OjR3M&feature=related[/video]

 

[buxster07]

Jeez, his quick release never gets old to watch. Miss that guy.

 

[Fin Thirteen]

Never really noticed before, but Marino almost never stepped into his throws. They are almost all off his back foot or flat footed; That's arm strength.

Yeah, and considering it's all from the arm his touch and accuracy were unnatural. He was such a one-off, the idea of us hitting on another is so unlikely it's depressing. Something halfway there would be good.