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As you may already know, today, May 4, 2008 is the five year anniversary of the death of former Miami Dolphin Quarterback David Woodley. After football, Woodley increasingly drank, causing several health problems.Woodley underwent a liver transplant in Shreveport in 1992. Woodley died from complications due to kidney and liver failure on May 4, 2003.
As quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, Woodley is best known as being the man who was the bridge between the eras of Hall of Famers Bob Griese and Dan Marino He was elected the Miami Dolphins Team MVP for his rookie season, 1980. In 1982, he became one of the few NFL players to ever score touchdowns pasing, running and receiving in an NFL season. Woodley split time with backup Don Strock, or "WoodStrock" as they were referred. Woodley was the starter for the Dolphins in their 1981-82 playoff game versus the San Diego Chargers. After Miami fell behind 24-0, Strock led the Dolphins back into the game.
He was also remembered for playing in Super Bowl XVII, which the Dolphins lost 27-17.
In week 5 of 1983, Coach Shula took Woodley out of the game, and put Rookie Mr. Dan Marino in...
As quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, Woodley is best known as being the man who was the bridge between the eras of Hall of Famers Bob Griese and Dan Marino He was elected the Miami Dolphins Team MVP for his rookie season, 1980. In 1982, he became one of the few NFL players to ever score touchdowns pasing, running and receiving in an NFL season. Woodley split time with backup Don Strock, or "WoodStrock" as they were referred. Woodley was the starter for the Dolphins in their 1981-82 playoff game versus the San Diego Chargers. After Miami fell behind 24-0, Strock led the Dolphins back into the game.
He was also remembered for playing in Super Bowl XVII, which the Dolphins lost 27-17.
In week 5 of 1983, Coach Shula took Woodley out of the game, and put Rookie Mr. Dan Marino in...