If Dan Marino was on the San Francisco 49ers instead of Joe Montana, he would have won 8 SuperBowl rings! 🏆💎

Yeah, for the kids out there that just don't know, Marino was truly epic. I'm a raider fan and have no love for Miami, but I have tremendous respect for Dan Marino. Not winning the SB is just a reminder that it's a TEAM game. He very clearly wasn't the reason the dolphins didn't win it all. Truly gifted and a great career.

Don’t care what people say, but Marino is the best pure passer EVER!!! The NFL is a pass happy league because of Marino. We would never had Brees, Manning, Brady without Marino. He simply revolutionated the league. Great video btw.

IF Dan Marino had a defense when he broke all those records, he would've won a lot of Super Bowls. To me, Dan Marino is the GOAT!

Any D-lineman from that era will tell you that one of the most immobile and slowest quarterbacks was also the most difficult to sack. His pocket presence was like a 6th sense and the release...that release is still unrivaled today.

No running game and bad defenses really costed him. He was clearly the most talented gun slinger the NFL has ever seen.

He had a very strong arm, was insanely accurate, could throw with touch, could exploit the weaknesses of any defense (Including the 1985 Bears!) and despite being slow, he was rarely sacked because of that insanely quick release. - If I could choose any player in NFL history to start a team with, it would be Marino. Not Brady, or Montana, or Manning or Elway, or Rodgers, or Mahomes, or anyone else; *Dan Marino*

As a dolphin and Marino fan I remember the heartbreak in each one of those playoff losses.

Marino in today's league on a decent team would be a holy terror. His game was WAY ahead of its time.

His 1984 season was not one of the best by a QB,It was far and away THE BEST season by any QB ever at that point!!

To even be worth mentioning in the GOAT conversation with no Super Bowls says it a lot

84 was the best statistical year by a QB. You have to look at what his competitors were doing at the time. He was doubling what most QB’s were doing.

We were never out of any game with Marino he was the goat!!

Mark Clayton was drafted in the 8th round in the '83 draft along with Marino. Mark Duper was drafted in '82

Dude delivered modern numbers back when the NFL still allowed defenses to play real football

That is too bad not winning any SB. He was still outstanding.❤ I watched him on anygiven weekend while he played.

Dan Marino is the one reminder that gootball is first and foremost a TEAM game. No running game, I believe he only had one 1000 yard back in his career, NO defense, Dan Marino had given the Dolphins a lead in 38 of his games in the 4th quarter, only to watch his defense surrender that lead 23 times. In the playoffs, every team knew exactly what Miami was going to do, and Dan Marino still would pull it off, Only to watch his defense let him down again and again......

Marino was the only quarterback that beat the vaunted 85 Chicago Bears defense. If they'd managed to give him a running game and a legit defense, there's no telling how many Superbowls he'd have won. In later years, the Bears faced him successfully by keeping him off the field with their running attack. Marino noted before each of those games, "the Bears have a great defense, I hope I can be ready for them." Dan was the quintessential, class act, and a sweet guy that even as a bears fan, you had to love. The Bears were rumored to have floated a blockbuster trade deal, which would've sent Neil Anderson, and a few other prominent starters to Miami for Marino. Had that trade happened, the legacy of the 80s Chicago Bears, would've been altogether different and they would've had another 5 Superbowls and Marino would've gotten his rings. What if......

If the Raiders had drafted him in that time period, Marino would have at least 3 rings, they a great defense in the 80s. Bo Jackson and Marcus Allen in the backfield with him, Willie Gault, Todd Christianson, Mervyn Fernandez, to throw to.

The greatest QB ever, period.

The best QB ever! I don't proclaim that without understanding there are 52 other men on that team as well as at least 8 coaches. I can say, if he was on the 49ers, New England might have caught up to their Superbowl mark. No one could throw the ball the way he did, until, Tua. His release after the snap is the fastest in the league currently, and they are just starting to come into their own. Seeing Dan hanging around Tua gives me serious goosebumps......

AS A JETS FAN SINCE THE MID 60'S I CAN VOUCH FOR DAN MARINO BEING TRULY ONE OF THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan was simply great! His passing skills were epic. I hope TVD from Miami will watch some of his film to get his footwork techniques.

My family moved to Florida from England in about 89 and so I’ve been a Dolphins fan since. A lot of letdowns, but Marino was a shining light the entire time he played. He made things happen that had me and my dad jumping around the living room howling!

Watching his career as it happened was spellbinding to say the least

Damn look at some of those throws when he was in college,look just as good as some of his very best throws with the DOLPHINS!!AMAZING PASSER!

Boy, Marino in today's game with free running receivers, and QB protection rules......Dan was made for today's game.

Apart of his physical skills, which were superb, he was also extremely competitive and would fight till the last second. I remember a game where he threw five interceptions in a row and somehow he ended winning it. He would get in the face of teammates DURING the game, but never point fingers AFTER the game, even if they deserved it. The Dolphins didn’t do right by him and were always a flawed team without a running game or a decent defense. He deserved at least one ring, but I’m proud of how he represents them now. Dan is the man, and will always be.

joe montana say he was the best thats good enough for me

Watched his whole career and he was a fantastic QB, ring or no ring. Looking at his stats now don’t fully reflect how great he was. He was so far ahead of every one else in that era. In today’s game with every rule to favor the passing game, he would put up crazy numbers.

Even after all these years, I don't think I've ever enjoyed watching any football player as much as I did Dan Marino. The guy was just amazing and it was sad to see the Dolphins miss on so many draft picks that attempted to shore up the defense and running game as those were glaring weaknesses that really limited the team's ceiling.

Give his receivers lots of credit too! Did you mentioned he gave the unbeatable steam rolling one of the best teams ever Bears their only loss in that season on Monday night?

He had probably the strongest Arm ever, and he had the quickest release ever. He has the lowest sack rate ever to this day.

Nice video. Hadn’t watched anything from your channel before but I’m definitely going to subscribe and keep my eye out for more :)

The "GOAT"!!!

Dan Marino was scary. Good I'm a big Elway fan. Dan Marino had an arm too

The Greatest Ever.

Man, I'm the biggest Danny Marino fan ever, and this is a GREAT video! Well done

I am of kind of rare opinion here,but I put MARINOS prime yrs of non playoffs squarely on DON SHULA,he had Dan,MARKS BROS,crash,but could not put a D unit together at that point to save his life and then when SHULA finally started drafting some studs on that side of the ball,OFFERDAHL,COX,BOWENS,VINCENT,Plus adding S LOUIS OLIVER,they had some PCs in place and u could just tell the main problem early 90's was they lacked consistency and the even bigger issue was they did not make in game or second half adjustments and that's what lead to so many shootouts along with the run game being lackluster at best,but imo I still say it was SHULA not getting rid of OLIVIDOTTI for another crucial stretch of MARINOS final Prime yrs,so that 8 yrs run which was MARINOS PRIME yrs there was NEVER,EVER a complete team around him however I do feel if they had a better DC in the early to mid 90's especially the 92-94 seasons they had a chance to catch Buffalo,in 92 they were at home in the AFC title GM as div winners and that is one of those times I'm saying,would have been nice to bail Dan out fir a game and at least keep it close and give him a chance to win it but ended up in a blowout,per usual!!

This dude was a one-man show. His teams were average, but man sure scared the hell outta defenses for years. Better than any QB today However, football is a team game, and January was not kind for most of his career. An all-time great regardless. He’d crush today’s NFL.

Dan Marino is one of my all-time favorites!

The 1990's was filled with astonishing quarterbacks. We ain't even gonna get into all the kings that came outta the 1980's, yo. That was the age of the Titans, b.

Duper and Clayton, the Marks Brothers. The Dolphins under Marino made the Shotgun a now common offensive formation. Later in his career Marino wore a visible knee brace that made him extremely slow and vulnerable in the pocket which is one reason for the constant shotgun position. It gave him a few more steps on the rush. Although he never won a Superbowl I would pick him any day over Bledsoe. Not saying it would be the wise decision but man I loved the 80's and early 90's Dolphins. 🏈

5:37: "That game against the Steelers is one of the fondest of Marino's career"......His hometown team passed him up in the draft. One of the dumbest mistakes by the Steelers, they passed up the pure passer ever.

Saw him play in his first preseason game vs Dallas. Was clearly David Woolley’s quick replacement.

Marino was the Mahomes of his day. A lot of similarities between the two. Marino was never the same after he blew his Achilles. They didn't repair them like they do, today. After the Achilles, he was a lot easier to contain. Before that, he was as elusive as he needed to be to make the play, much like Mahomes. Throughout his era, I think the top teams in the NFC were just too good in the trenches.

My grandfather passed away in '83. He told me Marino and Elway would be some of the greatest to ever play pro football. 40 years later...gramps' picks were winners

Dan Marino was the greatest QB I’ve ever seen and it ain’t even close. There are so many of my Brothers that I would love to include in this but skin color aside, DAN MARINO was the GREATEST!! I’ve just never seen a man determine wins with only his ARM! Never had a great O-Line or Running Back and that alone puts him as my #1 and there ain’t even a CLOSE SECOND!! #MIAMIMIRACLEMAN

Extremely good. Definitely top 4-5 ever.

Marino had the Cannon of All Cannons and was as Tough as Nails. In my book Marino is the King without a Ring

Lol at Pittsburgh passing on Marino over partying and picking Rivera who was just as legendary for pounding beers as sacks in his time on the south plains in Lubbock ( rip)

Dan The Man period

He was so good he would be illegal in todays game.

My only question is, where did his dad learn the quick release. Marino had the prettiest throwing motion almost revolutionary

He was the best pocket passer ever.

I was an avid Dolphin fan long before Marino came on board. Marino was clearly an exceptional qb that looked to be unstoppable but was. It was tough to watch the amazing Shula and Marino flaunt such skill but fail to really achieve much, despite being contenders for most of the 80s/90s. What I most remember is how temperamental Marino could be when things didn't go his way. I got the feeling that there wasn't great chemistry between the two (Shula/Marino) and often wondered if this was partly to blame for their lack of ultimate success. By the time Marino had settled down a bit, the team lacked talent in many positions and it just seemed like timing was never on his side.

Only reason his records were broken is because of panzy rule changes to protect the qb and receivers. Put flags on them!

While I think he gets a bit too many excuses for his playoff shortcomings, him never winning a SB doesn'tcnegate the fact he was a master of pocket presence. The fastest release of all time and nigh impossible to sack.

As a lifelong Jets fan, Marino was the guy I loved to hate the most when I was a kid - especially considering that the Jets were one of the teams that had passed on Marino only to draft a different QB named Ken O'Brien. Ken was a good QB, but never consistently reached the elite level of play that Marino did. I've always wondered how good the Jets would have been if they drafted Marino instead of O'Brien. Oh well. Woulda. Coulda. Shoulda. He was a great player and real Jets killer. I hated him (for killing the Jets more often than not) but respected the heck out of him.

Don Shula is said to have told his assistant coaches after seeing Danny for only two weeks of his rookie training camp, to start force feeding him the playbook, make him call all his own plays to get him ready to start. Dan entered his first game in week 6 and never looked back.

He had 87 career rushing yards in the NFL. Elway had 3500

I've never seen a better quarterback. that release with that arm was unreal. all the intangibles too. took charge right off the bat. that front office failed him

If I could give two SB rings to the two most deserving players it would be Dan Marino and Barry Sanders

Pretty damn good

The truth of the matter - and I’m a huge fan - he was never able to win in “biggest of moment” games….

Dan Marino was the equal of or (much) better than any quarterback who ever won a Super Bowl. He was the fastest, most pinpoint accurate passer the NFL has ever seen. And remember, through virtually Marino’s entire 17-year career, no other AFC team won a Super Bowl, until Terrell Davis joined the aging Elway & Broncos.

He was the best QB to ever play the game, period. I know he has no rings - so what. He is miles better than anyone else that has ever thrown a ball.

Top 3 arm all time.

Marino's super-power was his incredibly quick release - his accuracy was up there with the best as well - but the fast release allowed him to avoid so many sacks - he still took plenty of hits after getting the pass away - as this was back when defenders were still allowed to hit the QB and not draw a flag very often ..

Marino was just like Aaron Rodgers great in the regular season and a choker in the playoffs. Name me some memorable moments he had in the playoffs. There are none.

He never could get over the top, no matter how many yards he threw for.

A PROLIFIC PASSING GOD

Shula keeping Olivadotti has defensive coordinator cost Marino his shot at another Super Bowl.

I’d like to add that the New England team they lost to was found to be very coked out when they got destroyed by a legendary Bears squad 45-10 doing that SB shuffle

Very good

Have you ever heard of Chuck Ealey who played at the University of Toledo? Only undefeated quarterback in college history.

For today's youthful NFL fans, he could throw easily as good as Rogers.

He was other worldly his first 4 years in the league, but was more pedestrian by comparison the rest of his career after that. The decline in fortunes of the rest of the team probably had more to do with that than anything he did or didn't do. The Dolphins draft history post '83 was, a few exceptions aside, abysmal.

Mahomes threw 200 tds in 84 games. Marino did it in 89 games

Anytime someone brings something up about Marino, I always think about Kelly up there in Buffalo. He’s an interesting story too, all those superbowl losses plus his home life, surviving cancer and losing his only son to some rare disease.

Dan Marino was extremely reliable at his position. He's almost always had a top O LINE and outstanding receivers. When the dolphins went to the super bowl in his second year, he still had the remnants of a great 70's defense and running game to go with his passing accuracy, and power.

I think Ronnie Lott was a cornerback in SB19. The safeties were Carlton Williamson and Dwight Hicks.

He was so hot

Anyone name me the TE for the Dolphins when he played? Name me one RB that had two consecutive years rushing for 1000 yards. Give me his teams defense ranking? I’ll give you Don Shula at 70. No HC at 70 has won anything.

How good??? The Best Ever.

no rings, all i had to hear!!!

How good was Ray Finkle actually?

How good was Marino? I had season tickets in Miami throughout his career, so I got to see him up close, and for me he’s the greatest pure passer in the history of the game. He routinely threw over 4,500 yds a year and of course had the 1 over 5,000 when that was unheard of, and a good completion % was around 57%. Only Montana/Young in the original version of Walsh’s offense had completion % in the 60’s and the 70’s which is routine today, simply didn’t exist. Marino in his prime under today’s NFL rules would routinely throw for over 5,000, probably flirt with 6,000 and easily have a completion % over 70%. While he was not mobile, he had incredible footwork in the pocket and was very hard to sack simply because he made his reads and got rid of the ball so quickly, with that incredible quick release throwing motion. And this was all without any running game after his 2nd season, when the entire world knew he was throwing the ball. The Dolphins’ offense during his years under Shula was very much ahead of its time, similar to Air Coryell. If the team had been able to give him a defense, they would’ve won several Super Bowls with Dan.

As WARREN MOON.

Marino is the greatest QB ever. Even Montana has said that.

Miami should retire Duper and Clayton jersey number along with Marino's. Marino couldn't have done it without them. Marino is a legend and so is Duper and Clayton

marino is the goat, 1 man cant carry an entire team in the nfl

HOF CHOKE ARTIST 💯

Jags 62 Fins 7

You give him Montana’s offense, and there’s no conversation about who’s the greatest ever. None.

would the real danny dimes please stand up he could land it on a dime in the end zone from the 30 his 30 yard line ! did anyone ever look the part more then dan ? it was lke jerry rice and his look in sf

take Dan Marino off any team and there would be a significant drop off in production. but I think he was so great that he made many of those dolphins team look better than they were. If you replaced him with even a solid or really good QB then the W-L records would go way down. Only one runner over 1000 yards during his years, and even then Jabbar avg less than 4 yds a carry. Bad defenses and an over reliance of Dan Marino getting them out of trouble.

How good was he? He's the GOAT. Even Montana said so

Always confuses me as to why Marino never won a Super Bowl. He was coached by Don Shula & Jimmy Johnson. He played with some of the greatest talent in the NFL at the time. I think we must remember that the bulk of his career, the NFC was a supperior conference to the AFC.

He is the Charles Barkley of the NFL..he was good just never the best..