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GREATEST/FAVORITE Dolphins Play Ever

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I'll start by saying I know, for those of us who have been around there are a lot to choose from. By try to limit it to just a couple.
Anyway; since things are slow, I was going back in my mind over some of the Dolphins' greatest individual plays - whether that is for you just a play that sticks with you do to incredible athletic ability used to carry out a play or the importance of a play in a game, or a play that made you fly out of your seat and scream at the TV. For me, when I think of individual plays that just sent my adrenaline spiking, without a doubt:
1)Lamar Smith's TD run in overtime vs the Colts 2000 Season Wild Card playoff game. He ran like a boss all game then sealed it in OT with an underrated touchdown run.
2)The Spike Play. I don't think there's much need to elaborate on this.
3)Jay Fiedler's TD run in 2001 to win the game on the last play vs the Raiders.

There are so many more, but these are three plays I recall just sent me flying from my seat, screaming. And I'm generally pretty quiet when I watch a game.
I'd love to hear everybody else's.
Have a good one.
 
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Tannehill sneak for a 1st down to spark a comeback victory


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For me, Lamar Smith TD run versus the Colts in the playoffs.

Probably because I was at the game. Great way for Smith to cap off that game and his impressive performance that day.
 
Oronde gadsen's leaping one handed catch over the middle vs the jets in 2002.

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Hook and lateral play against San Diego. I was at the game sitting in the west end zone.
The Fins were down 24-0 and it got them back into the game.
Perfectly executed. No other play comes close in my opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SdBOT_FTio

At the :50 second mark
 
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Stanfill and DenHerder sack of Kilmer to seal Super Bowl VII and the perfect season.

Something the Patriots defense couldn't do.
 
I remember watching this play and thinking wow we got us a player.

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Without question the most important play in recent history has to be Cleo Lemon's pass to Greg Camarillo in OT against Baltimore in 2007.

Dolphins avoid the 0-16 distinction.

Top that.
 
For me, it was Keith Byars' long run on Thanksgiving against Dallas, in the snow... finish it off with a snow angel in the end zone. A close second would be from that same game, with Leon Lett's botched field goal recovery.
 
TractorTraylor said:
For me, it was Keith Byars' long run on Thanksgiving against Dallas, in the snow... finish it off with a snow angel in the end zone. A close second would be from that same game, with Leon Lett's botched field goal recovery.
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Didn't Bryan Cox have an interception in that game that got called back due to a penalty and on the very next play he intercepted Aikman agian?
 
The Ghost said:
Without question the most important play in recent history has to be Cleo Lemon's pass to Greg Camarillo in OT against Baltimore in 2007.

Dolphins avoid the 0-16 distinction.

Top that.
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I was just going to comment this, but since it's here I'll go with Michael Thomas intercepting Brady in the endzone in 2013.
 
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