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it seems the dolphins were on the nfl network a lot this weekend.
Schedule
All times Eastern
Sunday, June 11, 2006
12 a.m. -- Game of the Week
Repeat from 9:00 PM
1 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
2 a.m. -- Film Session
Repeat from 8:00 PM
2:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Repeat from 8:30 PM
3 a.m. -- Game of the Week
Repeat from 9:00 PM
4 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
5 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
6 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
The signature show of NFL Network provides never seen before footage, exclusive interviews and inside access with the biggest names in the NFL through Team Cam. This episode is the Week in Review.
7 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
8 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
9 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
10 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
11 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
12 p.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
1 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Carolina Panthers at Miami Dolphins from 9/25/05 - Olindo Mare kicked a 32-yard field goal with four seconds remaining to lift the Miami Dolphins to a 27-24 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Ronnie Brown ran for 132 yards with a touchdown for the Dolphins (2-1), who last year hadn't won their second game during a 4-12 season until November 28th.
2 p.m. -- Game of the Week
New England vs. Miami from 12/29/02 - The Patriots rallied back from an 11-point fourth quarter deficit against Ricky Williams and the Dolphins to send the final game of the 2002 regular season to overtime.
3 p.m. -- Game of the Week I
Miami vs. Indianapolis from 12/30/00 - Dolphins running back Lamar Smith rushed for 209 yards on an NFL post-season record 40 carries against Peyton Manning and the Colts in the 2000 AFC Wild Card game that was decided in overtime.
4 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Miami vs. Buffalo from 1/2/99 - this 60-minute review uses cutting-edge technology to examine all the key personnel match-ups, outstanding performances and pivotal plays as NFL Films signature slow-motion cinematography and sideline sound.
5 p.m. -- Lost Treasures
An NFL Films series produced entirely from hundreds of hours of restored film footage and interviews not originally aired. From the early beginnings of NFL Films to the wild 70s and into today. NFL FILMS founder Ed Sabol and president Steve Sabol offer their revelations and insights in this one-hour special that not only shows the evolution of the studio's coverage of what was initially called the NFL/AFL Championship, but also the Super Bowl's growth from media curiosity to media saturation point.
6 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 1 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
7 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 2 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
8 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 3 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
9 p.m. -- Film Session
Explores the depths of the massive NFL Films archive to showcase many of its classic, modern and historical specials and documentaries that chronicle the history of the NFL. This exciting film chronicles Marino's remarkable career - from his rookie-of-the-year start to his final starring role in Miami's stirring comeback win in the 1999 playoffs.
10 p.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the Dolphins finished the regular season 14-2. Led to the Playoffs by QB Dan Marino, the Dolphins put up big numbers to beat the Seahawks and Steelers on their way to Super Bowl XIX against the 49ers.
10:30 p.m. -- Film Session
Under Coach Don Shula, the Dolphins finished the regular season 8-8. Although Miami did not make the Playoffs that year, QB Dan Marino threw for 44 touchdowns.
11 p.m. -- Film Session
1972 Miami Dolphins - The 1972 Miami Dolphins won the AFC Eastern division and AFC championships and went on to defeat the Washington Redskins 14-7 in Super Bowl VII to complete an unblemished 17-0-0 record.
11:30 p.m. -- Film Session
Super Bowl VII: Miami Dolphins vs Washington Redskins - The Dolphins beat the Washington Redskins 14-7 to become the only team in NFL history to complete a perfect season (17-0). Dolphins safety Jake Scott, who had two interceptions, including one in the end zone to end a Redskins drive, was voted the games MVP.
Schedule
All times Eastern
Monday, June 12, 2006
12 a.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the 1973 Dolphins finished the regular season 12-2. Led to the playoffs by running back Larry Csonka, the Dolphins defeated the Bengals (34-16) and the Raiders (27-10) on their way to Super Bowl VIII. Csonka finished with 145 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Dolphins over the Vikings 24-7 in the Super Bowl.
12:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Super Bowl VIII: Miami Dolphins vs Minnesota Vikings - The defending Super Bowl champion Dolphins defeated the Vikings 24-7 to become the second team in NFL history to win back-to-back Super Bowls. Dolphins running back Larry Csonka was named MVP after running 145 yards and two touchdowns.
1 a.m. -- Film Session
All the drama of this historic game is relived in this 90-minute special as NFL FILMS reconstructs the game using archival footage and the original radio calls. Considered one of the most exciting games in the annals of NFL history, the 1981 playoff game between the Chargers and the Dolphins was played amid high drama and even higher humidity.
2:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the 1982 Dolphins finished the regular season 11-4-1. Led to the playoffs by running back Tony Nathan, the Dolphins fell to the Chargers 41-38 in the AFC Wild Card game.
3 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 1 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
4 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 2 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
5 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 3 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
Schedule
All times Eastern
Sunday, June 11, 2006
12 a.m. -- Game of the Week
Repeat from 9:00 PM
1 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
2 a.m. -- Film Session
Repeat from 8:00 PM
2:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Repeat from 8:30 PM
3 a.m. -- Game of the Week
Repeat from 9:00 PM
4 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
5 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 7:00 PM
6 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
The signature show of NFL Network provides never seen before footage, exclusive interviews and inside access with the biggest names in the NFL through Team Cam. This episode is the Week in Review.
7 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
8 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
9 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
10 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
11 a.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
12 p.m. -- NFL Total Access Week in Review
Repeat from 6/10, 7:00 PM
1 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Carolina Panthers at Miami Dolphins from 9/25/05 - Olindo Mare kicked a 32-yard field goal with four seconds remaining to lift the Miami Dolphins to a 27-24 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Ronnie Brown ran for 132 yards with a touchdown for the Dolphins (2-1), who last year hadn't won their second game during a 4-12 season until November 28th.
2 p.m. -- Game of the Week
New England vs. Miami from 12/29/02 - The Patriots rallied back from an 11-point fourth quarter deficit against Ricky Williams and the Dolphins to send the final game of the 2002 regular season to overtime.
3 p.m. -- Game of the Week I
Miami vs. Indianapolis from 12/30/00 - Dolphins running back Lamar Smith rushed for 209 yards on an NFL post-season record 40 carries against Peyton Manning and the Colts in the 2000 AFC Wild Card game that was decided in overtime.
4 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Miami vs. Buffalo from 1/2/99 - this 60-minute review uses cutting-edge technology to examine all the key personnel match-ups, outstanding performances and pivotal plays as NFL Films signature slow-motion cinematography and sideline sound.
5 p.m. -- Lost Treasures
An NFL Films series produced entirely from hundreds of hours of restored film footage and interviews not originally aired. From the early beginnings of NFL Films to the wild 70s and into today. NFL FILMS founder Ed Sabol and president Steve Sabol offer their revelations and insights in this one-hour special that not only shows the evolution of the studio's coverage of what was initially called the NFL/AFL Championship, but also the Super Bowl's growth from media curiosity to media saturation point.
6 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 1 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
7 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 2 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
8 p.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 3 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
9 p.m. -- Film Session
Explores the depths of the massive NFL Films archive to showcase many of its classic, modern and historical specials and documentaries that chronicle the history of the NFL. This exciting film chronicles Marino's remarkable career - from his rookie-of-the-year start to his final starring role in Miami's stirring comeback win in the 1999 playoffs.
10 p.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the Dolphins finished the regular season 14-2. Led to the Playoffs by QB Dan Marino, the Dolphins put up big numbers to beat the Seahawks and Steelers on their way to Super Bowl XIX against the 49ers.
10:30 p.m. -- Film Session
Under Coach Don Shula, the Dolphins finished the regular season 8-8. Although Miami did not make the Playoffs that year, QB Dan Marino threw for 44 touchdowns.
11 p.m. -- Film Session
1972 Miami Dolphins - The 1972 Miami Dolphins won the AFC Eastern division and AFC championships and went on to defeat the Washington Redskins 14-7 in Super Bowl VII to complete an unblemished 17-0-0 record.
11:30 p.m. -- Film Session
Super Bowl VII: Miami Dolphins vs Washington Redskins - The Dolphins beat the Washington Redskins 14-7 to become the only team in NFL history to complete a perfect season (17-0). Dolphins safety Jake Scott, who had two interceptions, including one in the end zone to end a Redskins drive, was voted the games MVP.
Schedule
All times Eastern
Monday, June 12, 2006
12 a.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the 1973 Dolphins finished the regular season 12-2. Led to the playoffs by running back Larry Csonka, the Dolphins defeated the Bengals (34-16) and the Raiders (27-10) on their way to Super Bowl VIII. Csonka finished with 145 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Dolphins over the Vikings 24-7 in the Super Bowl.
12:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Super Bowl VIII: Miami Dolphins vs Minnesota Vikings - The defending Super Bowl champion Dolphins defeated the Vikings 24-7 to become the second team in NFL history to win back-to-back Super Bowls. Dolphins running back Larry Csonka was named MVP after running 145 yards and two touchdowns.
1 a.m. -- Film Session
All the drama of this historic game is relived in this 90-minute special as NFL FILMS reconstructs the game using archival footage and the original radio calls. Considered one of the most exciting games in the annals of NFL history, the 1981 playoff game between the Chargers and the Dolphins was played amid high drama and even higher humidity.
2:30 a.m. -- Film Session
Under head coach Don Shula, the 1982 Dolphins finished the regular season 11-4-1. Led to the playoffs by running back Tony Nathan, the Dolphins fell to the Chargers 41-38 in the AFC Wild Card game.
3 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 1 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
4 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 2 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
5 a.m. -- Dolphins Cheerleaders
Making the Squad - Episode 3 - The three-part series chronicles all aspects of the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders audition process as veterans compete to maintain their positions while eager rookies struggle to make the team.
DanStillStands
Seasoned Veteran
What a great day to watch the NFL network!! :dolphins:
Phin_Phan
Practice Squad
This week is dedicated to football in South Florida on The NFL Network.........thats why there's so much stuff about The Phins