Dan Marino was the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 5,000 yards in a single season in 1984. The Miami Dolphins legend accomplished the feat in 1984, and it took 24 years until someone ...

Dan Marino is known as the greatest quarterback without a Super Bowl ring. ... Marino was named to nine Pro Bowls, was the 1984 MVP, a three-time First-Team All Pro, ...

After a record-setting 1984 season that saw him set then-NFL single season marks with 5,084 yards and 48 touchdowns, Marino essentially closed the door for good on the Steelers' 1970s dynasty.

Dan Marino threw for 5,084 yards in 1984, an unprecedented achievement in a time when rules and strategies made a quarterback’s job significantly harder. So what could Marino do in today’s more ...

Dan Marino put up huge passing numbers during his 17-year NFL career, ... He set the single-season passing record with 5,084 yards in 1984 and it took 24 YEARS before anyone hit 5,000 yards again ...

In 1984, Dan Marino obliterated the previous NFL records by passing for 5,084 yards and 48 touchdowns. ... Dan Marino says quarterbacks are more comfortable with today's rules protecting them.

Dan Marino was the first NFL quarterback to join the elusive 5,000-yard passing club in a single season. He threw for a league-leading 5,084 yards during his 1984 MVP campaign.

To call Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino's first Super Bowl appearance in 1984 a hotly anticipated affair is an understatement. In his first two seasons, Marino had rewritten the rules of ...

In fact, many Steelers fans of a certain age (including my father) still haven't gotten over the fact that Pittsburgh passed on Marino, who in the 1984 AFC Championship threw for 421 yards and ...

The Miami Dolphins have made some great draft picks over the years, but none are as prominent as quarterback Dan Marino and you won’t get much of an argument from Dolphins fans. Ben Solak of ESPN ...

Dan Marino threw for 5,084 yards in 1984, an unprecedented achievement in a time when rules and strategies made a quarterback's job significantly harder.