Greatest pure passer who ever lived.

Dan Marino would smash todays league. I miss the 80s NFL!

Dan Marino was an artist with the football. The funny thing is that he didn't really set his feet properly and many times he would throw off his back foot. But he had the incredible arm strength to still sling it 60 yds off of his back foot. And every pass was crisp and pure with a tight spiral. It was a thing of beauty to watch him pass. I hate that he never got a super bowl ring, but neither did Fran Tarkenton, Jim Kelly, and lots of other great passers.

Only QB to beat the '85 Bears. The quick release cannot be appreciated in slow mo. And he had zip in those passes. Best pure passer ever.

I was so blessed to grow up watching the greatest QB of all time play. Thank you Danny Marino!!

Say what you want about the rings, but Dan was the man in his day!

The 50 yard, one handed TD catch by Duper was a 4th and 10 play. It was Duper's first game after a broken leg injury. I about went crazy on that play!

He threw like a million touchdowns that year. My man, Dan.

Best pure passer of all time imho.

@mlee81

7 жыл бұрын

agreed

@randomman9231

4 жыл бұрын

Rodgers

@dmanatan

4 жыл бұрын

Random Man Marino was putting up Rodgers numbers 35 years ago.

With todays rules on pass interference this guy would be untouchable.

Even if the 'Fins were losing, I'd just watch to see Marino play! Great clip, brings many memories...

@lindaherrera9954

10 жыл бұрын

MIAMI!!!!!!!

@maxezz9

10 жыл бұрын

Nooooo!!!

@lindaherrera9954

10 жыл бұрын

YESSS! :)

With today's rules Marino would have thrown for 10,000 yards!

Marino is the number one example football is the ultimate team game Marino never had a team behind no running game no defense no Super Bowl wins it's quite simple it's that simple.

Man, the Dolphins needed one thing in 1984-85, a thousand yard rusher. If they could have drafted ONE thousand yard back. Imagine Marino with Barry Sanders

@ralphsanders5081

7 жыл бұрын

They had a future guy named David overstreet but he didn't live long enough for the Dolphins to see his full potential

@SJM6791

5 жыл бұрын

He needed a defense more than anything else.

@teresaslone771

5 жыл бұрын

Defense wins Championships.Thats what Happened to Dan.No Consistent stops in big games.He always had to OUTSCORE everybody...doesnt work.

The Greatest QB EVER!!

Marino would destroy the pass happy league the way it is now. With the change to pass interference. He'd avg 7,000 yards and 65 tds a season easily. There was never a better passer, period.

@iamtman1

6 жыл бұрын

Bull shit Gemeni! Every QB can throw for high comp and yard pct today. Marino would destroy the record books in today's NFL. KatameDo is right.

@davideig4281

6 жыл бұрын

You're probably right. The rules would make it that much easier.

@maniacmasturbator2411

5 жыл бұрын

Gemini The Great the NFL has increasingly become a pass happy league, from the Mel Blount rule in 1978 to the 2004 changes, and offenses being sophisticated and focused on passing, but 7,000 yards and 65 TDs per season is another story. Defenses are smart and adapt. Marino was still great after 86’, but defenses adjusted so it wasn’t like Marino was still putting up video game numbers and shattering single season records by 33%, like when he broke the TD record of 36 with 48. He had a couple off seasons in 1988-89. Marino would annually be at or near the top of the league leaders in passing. Just like when he played, he’d have some seasons when he led the league in passing yards and TDs, and others when he didn’t, but was consistently high up there. But the volume numbers would be higher What doesn’t get mentioned about him enough is his footwork and elusiveness. People always talk about how slow he was a runner. But he had terrific footwork and that quick release, and was the least sacked QB in the league. i loved watching him take a little side step and then launch a bomb

@bigelile07

5 жыл бұрын

@Gemini The Great You are clueless

@bigelile07

5 жыл бұрын

@@maniacmasturbator2411 not to mention the knee braces that he wore

Mechanically, Marino was the best QB of all time...2nd place isn't even close.

@hipskipne1984

4 жыл бұрын

Yea but what if Marino could learn under that qb coach the other elites did?

@dmanatan

4 жыл бұрын

HDQB I don’t think anything you mentioned hampered him in the least bit. His throwing mechanics is partly why he was passed over in the draft.

@norwood-n3q

Жыл бұрын

@@hdqb2813 But that's what makes Marino so great mechanically. He was basically self-taught. His talent was unreal.

I wish the dolphins win find another quarterback like Dan Marino somebody who throws the ball like he did when he was the quarterback. I wish he would've won at four super bowls but he didn't but he's still the best quarterback to ever played the game of football. And I'm glad he spent all 17 years in Miami I thank Don Shula for picking him and I thank Dan Marino for all the great games over the years. I watched the last couple years of Dan Marino career because I became a Miami dolphins fan in 1994 so thank you for the memories

Marino seemed more unstoppable in the old Orange Bowl. In his 3 full seasons there, he had 30 TD's each year (he didn't start out of the gate in '83)

The classic music is sweet!

Really enjoyed that.Thanks.

the release of namath, the pocket moxy of unitas, the vision of brady, the river boat balls of farve & the will to win of bobby layne.... there was no better pure qb then marino in his prime if your talking about the passing component of the position. he was not the patient complete package w/ feet of lets say a montana, staubach or even the highly underrated bob griese, but far as passing there was no rival. in todays league, marino would put up #'s never seen. remember he did this w/ above avg wr's, but not elite ones (though clayton at his best was close).

@andyjohnson4496

6 жыл бұрын

his receivers were so small compared to today's freak athletes with the same speed as Duper

you dont have "MARINO TDs 1984" ???

I've never seen anyone throw the ball like Marino. Namath was kind of close. He didn't really throw the ball, as much as he slings it. The defense he had to work with was non existent, and no running game, either.

@bigelile07

5 жыл бұрын

Joe Namath had more interceptions than touchdown passes

Love the way he slings it. I think the way Aaron Rodgers releases it and his velocity looks similar of the current QB's. You don't even see his windup, the ball is just suddenly flying.

@Kathayne636

9 жыл бұрын

Zippy He only brought his arm back a foot and whipped that ball like nothing. No big windup, just a quick release.

@LiterallyGod

6 жыл бұрын

Checking in for comparison - jimmy garrapolo

@bigelile07

5 жыл бұрын

@@LiterallyGod 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@LiterallyGod

5 жыл бұрын

smoke 14 why is that funny

Anyone else notice that Dan Marino's best teams were almost entirely from even-numbered seasons once his career was fully established (1983 and 1985 were great years but outliers next to what was to come)? 1987-1989-1991 teams all missed the playoffs while 1990 was a great season. 1993 saw the season-ending Achilles' injury, one year after Dan led Miami to its most recent AFC title game. 1995 had a late-season slump and a blowout playoff loss in Buffalo for Don Shula's final game, compared to his 1994 comeback and playoff win and being one Stoyanovich typical kick (not shitty) from getting back to the AFC title game. 1998 was a better year than either 1997 or 1999 too.

You used to have all his magical 84 t.d.'s on a video in your list. What happened to that one?

@kingammo6090

7 жыл бұрын

10000% agree. WE NEED ANSWERS.. FUCK THAT! JUST UPLOAD IT AGAIN!

@k.d.1555

4 жыл бұрын

King AMMO 😂🤣😂🤣

the best Quarterback that never won the ring

Nice vid

hello @slipperysoaap, who the name of the first song, I want it. Plz =)

dan would famously tap his helmet at the line of scimmage audibles which signalled all button hooks throughout his carreer

Imagine if the steelers had drafted him

brady goat hahahah that is a joke. not on the same level as dan. not even close.

@danielstansberry8684

4 жыл бұрын

6 bowls say other wise .

where's the 1984 video?

That was an amazing group of highlights. Not because i like Marino. But because not one of them was against the Raiders.. Go Oakland !!!! (of course back then it was GO L.A.!)

the king of the phins 13#

As a pure passer, no quarterback before or after him produced a throw the same way. He remains in a class all by himself. In today's league he'd own every record and a fist full of Super Bowls, if only Huizenga--the selfish idiot--would've given him a running back and a defence. Shameful.

I dont meann to be petty but where is 84 bro?

1:13 hahahaha punky Steelers

Gifford what a horrible comentator when doesn't like the team scoring

Brady , Montana , Bradshaw , Moreno is like number 10 . Good stats player .

This is not impressive. This tape looks like garbage.

@eliasdelgado381

4 жыл бұрын

Eureka Opium your an idiot.