Pop that cork '72 Dolphins!!!!!

[YoFuggedaboutit]

Introducing your one and only 1972 Miami Dolphins!!!!!!



STILL PERFECT!!!!!!!!!

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Ya know, the result of that game hurt the '08 Dolphins, right?

[Denver_Bronco]

More and more pathetic every year......

[Tepop84]

Ya know, the result of that game hurt the '08 Dolphins, right?

It is even more pathetic that somebody who wasn't even alive yet is the one doing the celebrating.

[Rick]

More and more pathetic every year......

Do you know what is even more pathetic??.... Denver losing to the 2-7 Oakland Raiders at home 31-10. 

[Defense54]

Do you know what is even more pathetic??.... Denver losing to the 2-7 Oakland Raiders at home 31-10. 

OUCH!   

[Defense54]

Ya know, the result of that game hurt the '08 Dolphins, right?

Go on a shopping spree vagina..........

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[USO-ORLANDO]

More and more pathetic every year......

One word Raiders!!!!

[stinkfish]

So am I a bad Dolphins fan for cheering for the Titans today?

[Frimp]

So am I a bad Dolphins fan for cheering for the Titans today?

I rooted for the Titans today.

[YoFuggedaboutit]

It is even more pathetic that somebody who wasn't even alive yet is the one doing the celebrating.

What's even more pathetic is when someone always finds a way to bash Ronnie Brown no matter what he does. 

Honestly, Tepop, you're sounding more and more like SpongeBob every day.

[Dave Gray]

I wasn't alive in 72, but I do feel some team pride, every time the last team loses.  I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

[dolphins4life]

I wasn't alive either, but I still take pride in it.

[NADS]

Ya know, the result of that game hurt the '08 Dolphins, right?

Sure, losing today to the Pats was huge in terms of this season just like losing to the Jets in game one was.  A lot of Fins fans didn't see Miami being close enough to sniff the playoffs so this year is a pleasant surprise regardless.  Three years from now, most people won't remember Miami's 2008 record--only that the team was much improved.  The Perfect Season was the ultimate.  People are aware of that, whether or not it's pathetic to flaunt it, just like the epic fuckup the Pats had in the Superbowl to keep them from being perfect.  Some things are just more memorable.

[jtex316]

Unfortunately, this has turned into the "loveable cubbies" of the NFL. They get absolutely trounced at home, shattering their hopes of the playoffs, but there is still cause for celebration because the last undefeated team bit the bullet (And it doesn't really even mean much anymore - the Pats went 16-0 last season and went 18-0...so they have shown that it is actually possible for a team to pull it off...there's no more mystique about it any longer).

35 years and counting without a Super Bowl. It's really about time for the fan-base (and the organization who purposely promotes this type of nonsense) to develop their own legacies and stories. I wonder if the 1938 Chicago Bears* celebrate their 11-0 undefeated season anytime the last undefeated team loses.

*Yes, a team actually went the full season undefeated, long before the Dolphins ever existed. No, I don't know if 1938 is the actual season, look it up. And no, I don't care for the "but it's only 11 games" argument. It was only 14 regular season games in 1972.