I was born 6 weeks after this was recorded 10/23/88. Only thing I regret is being too young to enjoy Marino in his prime

Reggie was such a beast of a punter. And I can literally watch Marino throw the ball for hours. It’s like watching an anomaly

As a Bills fan, it's cool to see the Ralph, (Rich Stadium) as it looked in 1988, this up close. Cool seeing Shula and Marino that up close regardless

Not your ordinary job. These guys got the chance to make a great living playing a game. RIP Don Shula. Even at that stage of life he was already an icon.

Not just saying this from being a pack fan but i think rodgers is the only qb who could probably stand up to marino in throwing the ball. But marino did it in the toughest era of football. Pure GOAT PERIOD. The velocity and accuracy and power with that lightning release.....crazy. dude is a special talent no doubt

Marino throwing lasers! Much more tangible on this video and ground level. Thanks!

Nice footage here. Loved it. They let regular folks in the stadium back then? Wow.

Cool seeing coach shula miss him

Thanks for the video. That was cool seeing the players in a relaxed setting at practice. I even saw the player I went to high school with at 13:20 in the white t-shirt and aqua sweatpants, Linebacker Mark Brown, uniform #51 🏈.

My favorite all time qb ever!!!

@genox3636

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you like QBs that can't close the big one.

@mattbradbury6748

2 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 I'm sorry you can't finish your boyfriend!!!

@mattbradbury6748

2 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 I think you can't finish with your boyfriend!!

@mattbradbury6748

2 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 just like you can't close the deal with you're boyfriend!!

@genox3636

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattbradbury6748 hilarious

Wow thanks. Now I can study how Marino throws the ball

I believe Mark Clayton should be in the Hall of Fame.

thank you for this wonderful video

Yep. Reggie was a helluva guy who left us far too soon.

I saw Dan do that behind the back pass in Miami in the orange bowl in '84 before a game during warmups but it was with the WR running like a 15 yard down and out...Dan flipped it and hit the WR right in the hands right at the sideline...I was like, Did I just See what I thought I saw and quickly ran the yardage off in my head...I figure the ball traveled at least 40 yds and probably closer to 45.

@brianjacob8728

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was pretty impressive. Marino was an awesome talent.

@jonmolina948

Жыл бұрын

Marino’s throwing mechanics are solid. Easily the best ever. Peyton Manning tried copy Marino’s delivery when he was coming up.

1:40 doing Odell things before Odell and he wasn't even wearing those sticky gloves either.

Love this video thanks

The throw at 2:10 so sick

Back when I used to like the Dolphins. The Marino era! Young guys you just don't know how great he was until you watch him play.

@gb032645

2 жыл бұрын

If he was in his prime today, he would go for 7,000 yards/75 TDs in a season - easily. Hell, it took almost 25 years for anyone else to crack 5,000-yard passing yards in a season after he did it in '84.

Love this video

Need these warmups

Special teams walkthrough! Day before the game!

Beyond awesome video !! #gofins

is that reggie roby punting at 0:45 ? Has to be right?? This is awesome. Thanks for this footage.

DUDE!!! 2:10. Are you kidding me? Marino is SICK! Dan the Man , baby!.

@mikefallopian3191

9 жыл бұрын

That was actually more impressive than anything he did in a game.

@Rennpanzer

9 жыл бұрын

Pay no mind to Mike, folks. The guy actually wrote, on another video, that Jay Fiedler was, get this, an "upgrade" from the Hall of Famer you're all watching here. What a pathetic troll.

@mikefallopian3191

9 жыл бұрын

Rennpanzer The record from 1999 to 2000 speaks for itself...you couldn't dispute it on the other video and you can't here. But feel free to follow me around, little puppy. Maybe Dan Marino will notice you shilling for him and sign a jersey for you.

@Rennpanzer

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Fallopian "Follow you around"?! You really ARE deluded. I watched this out of genuine interest. You, apparently, on the other hand . . . Well, let's just say/type, I've never really understood people like you. It's not really that hard to get positive attention - hold a door for someone, drop a buck in the Salvation Army kettle-thing @ Xmas, save a puppy from drowning, et. Why in the world folks go around KZread, watching clips of people/things they obviously don't like, just to post disingenuous, negative crap, in order to stir stuff up . . . I just don't get it. What's funny is that these are the types of conversations people rarely, if ever, have face to face. I guess it's because most folks wouldn't have the nerve to look someone in the eye and say the kind of ridiculous stuff they'll post online w/o a second thought. - maybe it's some strange allure to the combination of enigma & omnipresence. You make silly, rhetorical comments about a behind the back pass being the only impressive thing a Hall of Fame QB ever did, or me "shilling" for an autograph (as if he would actually be watching this) but have the nerve to write about what [you claim] I can't dispute? Hypocrisy & BS, that's all you're bringing to the table, dude. I'll let you in on a little secret, Mike: I'm likely to see that jersey arrive in the mail looooong before you're ever gonna change Dan Marino's biography. And it's all for one simple reason. You were nothing more than a troll on the other video, just like you are here.

@mikefallopian3191

9 жыл бұрын

LOL. 40 lines. You obviously feel very deeply about Dan Marino. I'm not interested in 'changing his biography' and there is nothing 'hypocritical' or 'rhetorical' about what I wrote. Perhaps you should look those words up. It's not trolling either. I found that behind the back pass more impressive than anything he did on the field. This upsets you, because you are a silly fanboy. Have the last word, or more likely 400 of them. I won't be reading.

That throw at 3:41 .....god damn...

@Chubzdoomer

3 жыл бұрын

One of the quickest releases you will ever see!

@genox3636

3 жыл бұрын

@@Chubzdoomer his hand is aerodynamic from having no rings lol

@damanithegoat9653

3 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 At least he is one of the best QBs in NFL history, unlike you who's probably sitting down on your couch right now

@damanithegoat9653

3 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 No, He is ONE OF THE BEST

@damanithegoat9653

3 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 Stats don't lie

Big Marlboro sign the good ol days

man, I want to throw passes with Marino.

@ZimbOOm-py5to

3 жыл бұрын

Bills 9-6 dolphins 11 September 1988

Nice jumpsuit!

6:23 Right on, Mark!

@lebaldjames3897

3 жыл бұрын

F u bills!

Those Robie punts sound like gunshots.

Is it cold miami ?

Mark Clayton is my dad anddd im not lying

@darryl163

6 жыл бұрын

mark clayton wuzzup

Rich Stadium,Orchard Park?

@sdsmt99

2 жыл бұрын

Nope

We had a team 1988

This is a 30 yard game of catch.

With Bradys & Montantas numbers you have to say their the greatest, but they had a fair share of great coaching and defenses. If I were to start a team with an QB I have to go with Manning or Marino though

@hdqb2813

5 жыл бұрын

So Marino didn’t play for Don Shula (winningest coach in NFL history) and Jimmy Johnson?

@brianjacob8728

4 жыл бұрын

Elway is who I'd build around. Strongest arm, most mobile and a total gamer like Marino.

@genox3636

2 жыл бұрын

Marino had it all, but couldn't win the big one which makes him Dan 'Naked Fingers' Marino.

@harrylongabaugh7402

2 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 the dolphins lacked defense in that era. If they'd had a good defense then Marino would've had a couple of rings.

@gb032645

2 жыл бұрын

@@harrylongabaugh7402: Yep. They didn't have a running game during Marino's career either. Teams with a one dimensional offense and no defense don't usually fare too well in the postseason...

People forget how great Marino and Snowflake were.

#97 John Bosa father of Joey and Nick Bosa

I bet the Patriots filmed this

Clayton got an arm too

@JoeVideo13

5 жыл бұрын

Clayton played baseball in college, could long jump a ping-pong table and dunk a basketball despite being 5'8" tall. He could placekick,drop-kick and punt well and was known to be an excellent bowler. he was simply a gifted athlete.

@954family76

5 жыл бұрын

@@JoeVideo13 you are correct. Clayton was a super talented athlete. He could jump ping pong tables end to end plus he could dunk.

@derricklowe2823

2 жыл бұрын

That arm stretched one handed catch 😳 at 1:44 was amazing 👏. It shows talent in real time during a practice 🏈.

@jonmolina948

Жыл бұрын

After Duper and Clayton, Marino didn’t have any deep threats. OJ McDuffie and Irving Fryar were possession guys.

Bills 9-6 dolphins 11 September 1988

@bobsmith6953

2 жыл бұрын

And the dolphins beat the Bills an entire decade twice a year. It's part of the Bill's legacy also.

Man, I love Marino! He’s the greatest to ever throw the boy, but now I see why the dolphins never won a championship during his years. Look at the practice! How serious do they look? Think Belichick’s practices are like this? I hate the fact that a suck bag QB like Brady having 6 rings due to his coaches greatness!!! God! Just imagine Marino with Belichick as head coach!

@brianjacob8728

4 жыл бұрын

Belichek sucked at Cleveland. He only won when he was allowed to cheat. The patriots have a long history in that regard.

@justiceforall3973

4 жыл бұрын

Brian Jacob, I’m sorry but you are an ID 10 T........ you think the greatest headcoach ever needs to cheat?! I mean seriously!!!!

@brianjacob8728

4 жыл бұрын

@@justiceforall3973 Belicheck and cheating are nothing new. That fuckwad completely failed at Cleveland and then sunddenly learned to coach? LMAO. No. He started cheating and the NFL needed a high profile team to market so they let him get away with it.

@prasad530

3 жыл бұрын

You guys are both idiots. To claim anything else besides Brady and Belichick both being GOATs in their respective roles, just shows you are stupid haters. A real football fan acknowledges true talent even if it's not on their team. B & B both deserve respect.

@steveguse4481

3 жыл бұрын

@@prasad530 Right? Every player in the league respects how great they both are

man I bet Marino still has nightmares about being in this stadium!

Inhuman 3:41

I bet you're Dan Marino still has night terrors about coming into Buffalo and playing at Rich Stadium he took a beating here the AstroTurf we had for his whole career the defense you face this whole career his only slight savior was Richmond Webb and even he didn't fare very well most times against Bruce Smith

@JoeVideo13

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, Bruce Smith only recorded 15 sacks against Miami in his career vs 31 against the Jets, 25 against the Colts and 21 against the Patriots. He got Marino 9.5 times with just 3.5 of those coming at Rich Stadium.

@HyperInflation2020

4 жыл бұрын

Exact opposite. Bruce Smith would tell you different. He had Tremendous respect for Webb and he was the opponent that Smith had the most trouble getting past, his entire career.

No ring.

@juaneato

3 жыл бұрын

No brains.

@peteradams7457

2 жыл бұрын

Just an asshole thing to say. Jim Kelli never got one either . Wasn't on Dan. Shula never got him an elite defense or good run game

@gb032645

2 жыл бұрын

Coming from someone who obviously never saw him in his prime. Stay clueless.

@peteradams7457

2 жыл бұрын

@@genox3636 another ignorant statement from someone who doesn't understand fb and it being a team sport. No QB wins a SB or loses without a good complete team around him but whatever. Keep up with your ignorant opinions