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(#1) Dan Marino
- Quarterback
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(#2) Larry Csonka
- Running back, Fullback
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(#3) Jason Taylor
- Linebacker
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(#4) Zach Thomas
- Linebacker
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(#5) Bob Griese
- Quarterback
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(#6) Larry Little
- Guard
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(#7) Paul Warfield
- Wide receiver
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(#8) Nick Buoniconti
- Offensive Lineman, Guard, Linebacker
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(#9) Cameron Wake
- Defensive end, Linebacker
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(#10) Mark Gregory Clayton
- Wide receiver
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(#11) Dwight Stephenson
- Center
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(#12) Mark Duper
- Wide receiver
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(#13) Mercury Morris
- Running back, Halfback
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(#14) Ricky Williams
- Running back
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(#15) Jake Scott
- Safety, Defensive back
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(#16) Richmond Webb
- Tackle
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(#17) Bob Kuechenberg
- Guard
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(#18) Manny Fernandez
- Defensive tackle, Defensive end, Tackle, Defensive lineman
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(#19) Sam Madison
- Cornerback
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(#20) Dick Anderson
- Safety, Defensive back
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(#21) Jim Kiick
- Running back, Halfback
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(#22) Jim Langer
- Guard, Center
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(#23) John Offerdahl
- Linebacker
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(#24) Nat Moore
- Wide receiver
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(#25) Reggie Roby
- Punter
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(#26) O. J. McDuffie
- Wide receiver
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(#27) Patrick Surtain
- Cornerback
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(#28) Reshad Jones
- Safety
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(#29) Bryan Cox
- Linebacker
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(#30) Jarvis Landry
- Wide Receiver
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(#31) Earl Morrall
- Punter, Quarterback
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(#32) A.J. Duhe
- Linebacker
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(#33) Irving Fryar
- Return specialist, Wide receiver
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(#34) Bob Baumhower
- Lineman, Defensive lineman
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(#35) Chris Chambers
- Wide receiver
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(#36) Jake Long
- Tackle
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(#37) Trace Armstrong
- Defensive end
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(#38) Pete Stoyanovich
- Placekicker
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(#39) Olindo Mare
- Placekicker
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(#40) Troy Vincent
- Cornerback, Safety, Defensive back
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(#41) Tim Bowens
- Defensive tackle, Tackle
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(#42) Tony Nathan
- Running back
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(#43) Keith Sims
- Guard
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(#44) Garo Yepremian
- Placekicker
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(#45) Jim Jensen
- Running back, Quarterback, Wide receiver
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(#46) Vern Den Herder
- Defensive end, Defensive lineman
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(#47) Ronnie Brown
- Running back
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(#48) Jeff Cross
- Defensive end
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(#49) Keith Jackson
- Tight end
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(#50) Jim Mandich
- Tight end
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The Miami Dolphins belong to the Eastern Conference team of the American League. It joined the National Football League in 1970. In the history of the Miami Dolphins, most of the time was coached by Don Shula, one of the most successful coaches in NFL history. In his coaching career, he has won 347 games. The Miami Dolphins won the Super Bowl and became the only team in NFL history to win the championship and became the first team to reach the Super Bowl for 3 consecutive years.
The Miami Dolphins is one of the most successful football teams and produced a number of talented players. The random tool collected 246 of the best Miami Dolphins, welcome to check their information if you are a fan.
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