Interestingly, the Miami Dolphins, who had been a powerhouse in the early '70s, winning Super Bowl VII and VIII. In a first-round playoff game during the 1974-1975 season, the Dolphins suffered a ...

"I was able to coach up some technique on these girls and they were all for it," said former NFL player Jonathan Casillas ...

Thompson was in Houston for Super Bowl VIII, in 1974. He started his report on his time there with a quote from the Book of Revelation: “And whosoever was not found written into the book of life ...

Jake Scott (S): Scott intercepted two passes (including one in the end zone) in Super Bowl VII to help the Dolphins finish a perfect season. It remains the only undefeated championship season in ...

List of all Super Bowl winners Super Bowl I 1967 - Green ... Baltimore Colts Super Bowl VI 1972 - Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl VII 1973 - Miami Dolphins ...

Nothing involving Myles Garrett is ever done on a small scale. It has been that way since the Browns selected him with the ...

On draft day, the Dallas Cowboys, an NFL expansion team in 1960, were 3-9 and facing a fourth straight losing season. They had gone winless their first year, 0-11-1, and followed that with 4-9-1 and 5 ...

Jan 14, 1973; Los Angeles, CA, USA; FILE PHOTO; Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula on the sidelines during Super Bowl VII against the Washington Redskins at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Ex-Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson recently announced his retirement from the broadcast booth as an analyst for Fox Sports. Johnson was among a list of growing analysts on the combination of ...

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No TD was bigger than the 28-yarder he caught from Bob Griese for the first score in Miami’s 14-7 victory over Washington in Super Bowl VII to complete the 17-0 season of 1972. Long before then, ...

No TD was bigger than the 28-yarder he caught from Bob Griese for the first score in Miami’s 14-7 victory over Washington in Super Bowl VII to complete the 17-0 season of 1972. Long before then ...