Miami Dolphins

You know about the blooper in Super Bowl VII. The man's journey through football's highest level, one of comedy and tragedy, was so much more.

He wrote a book and gave the proceeds to the foundation. “This is the first time,” he said, “the goat of the game is in the winner’s locker room.” “He’d take a sip of a vodka gimlet, take a sip and leave it on the table. “But he was the kind of guy to go home to his family.” But for the second straight year, Yepremian was hardly in a jubilant mood after the Dolphins won the championship. The important thing is to remember and be happy about it and all of the good things that have happened to you and the Dolphins … He started it in the basement of his home, but business boomed and soon he had to rent space. But in the basement of his Miami home, he turns into tie‐maker. He then went to Fort Carson in Colorado to serve as a cook and spent 1969 in the Army Reserves. It was the mid-’60s, and Krikor, seeking to accelerate his assimilation in the U.S., attended a Hoosiers football game. He made plans to open a silk tie business, carrying on a family tradition, as his father sold fabric in Cyprus and his mother had worked as a seamstress. Aggressively, he ran to the ball and grabbed it off the second bounce.

There were storylines aplenty surrounding the prime time game, as quarterback Tua Tagovailoa made his long-awaited return, and faced off against his former ...

With the 1972 undefeated team being honored at halftime, and with the nation watching under the bright Sunday Night lights, there felt like no better time for the team to break out their classic threads. The team Sunday Night Football sure was visibly pleasing, wasn’t it?

On a night when the 1972 Miami Dolphins - the National Football League's only undefeated team to win the Super Bowl - were being honored for fifty years of ...

Will Tua Tagovailoa be able to knock off the final remnants of rust in practice this week in order to turn in a stellar performance against the Lions next Sunday? Secondly, McDaniel’s decision to go for it on 4th and 3 deep into Steelers’ territory, up by six points, instead of kicking a field goal which would have given the Dolphins a two-score lead on a night when Miami’s defense was playing lights-out ball, was flat out just the wrong call. Well, Coach, having faith in your players is great, but not to the potential detriment of the final score. For one, he needs to get the playcalls in sooner. In addition to the Igbinoghene pick, special teams ace, Justin Bethel, came away with an interception on a play where Diontae Johnson stumbled while the Kenny Pickett pass was in the air. Defensive backs, Kader Kohou and Keion Crossen, were ruled out of the contest just prior to kickoff.

The Steelers got a glimpse of Kenny Pickett's final drive poise and saw some positive adjustments by their defense against a very explosive offense. Rookies ...

Dolphins blitzed the Steelers in the first quarter and put them on their heels. A rookie is going to try and be a hero, and a lot of the time, that's going to result in a mistake. [bookmark All Steelers](https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/) for the latest news, exclusive interviews, film breakdowns and so much more! These two teams played hot potato with a victory and despite their best efforts, Miami ended up with one in their hands. Instead, the Steelers, a decidedly less talented unit than who stood across the line of scrimmage from them, buckled down and got creative with their coverages. Pickett looked flustered and far from the unnaturally calm, collected rookie that he'd been during his first two appearances and it ended in two costly interceptions and a sub-200 yard night. Miami made questionable decisions on fourth down - both whether to punt or go for it and what plays to run when they did decide to be more aggressive. Late in this game was the first time I've seen Pickett get sped up since taking over as a starter. Pickett's performance wasn't great, but it did show some glimpse of positivity in the way he was able to stay poised. And it feels like Pickett is in for a lot of those situations this season. It kind of felt like a night Pickens could've went for 100-plus yards and helped Pickett put this game on their back. Rookies made plays and the group feels like they grew in Miami.

McKinley entered the game when starting safety Brandon Jones went down with a knee injury in the third quarter.

“He’s a great player,” said cornerback Justin Bethel, who had the first of the Dolphins’ three interceptions off Pickett. “I’ve been working for this for a minute, so this was amazing,” said McKinley, who was elevated to the active roster for the opener against the Patriots but did not play. “When technique meets opportunity, splash plays happen, and that is what it was,” Holland said of his interception. “I just hope my mom and dad saw that one. That created an opportunity for the undrafted free agent who joined the team in May to see his first pro action. “Thank you for asking me about him,” Holland said.

In quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's return from injury, the Miami Dolphins snapped a three-game losing streak in front of a nationally televised audience on ...

Next up, the Dolphins travel to Ford Field on Sunday, Oct. After missing two full games due to injury, Tagovailoa had 261 yards, one touchdown and a 92.7 rating on 21-of-35 completed passes in his return. Along with an extra point, his kicks of 24, 42 and 47 yards accounted for 62.5 percent of Miami's 16 points enroute to victory. Tagovailoa helped Miami score its first opening drive touchdown of the season by completing six-of-seven passes for 68 yards. Miami's 10 first downs were tied for its second-most in a first quarter since 2000. The Dolphins recorded their first Sunday Night Football victory since 2004 against Cleveland.