The Orange Bowl is a great example of how sometimes what you lose can't be measured in dollars and cents. The Dolphins were such a great team at home during their run there...and have been patently mediocre in whatever you call Joe Robbie Stadium today. I'm sure they'd love to replicate the atmosphere that existed in that madhouse. Same for teams like Washington with RFK.
Was the Orange Bowl in the same location of the current Marlins Ballpark? I never cared much for Joe Robbie until they renovated it a few years ago. Much nicer now sitting in the shade as opposed to baking in the Miami sun.
I agree,I can remember when they used to have to stop play on the field cuz it was too loud for the visiting offense,ever since the move for whatever reason its just not as loud,EVER!!even when they had good seasons,just never the same level,really weird!!
I was at this game with my dad and when Marino threw that td to Duper I have to say I've never heard the Orange Bowl louder than that ever before and we went to many games back then. It was a really fun time in Miami to be a Dolphins fan in the 80s. I truly miss those times I'm glad I at least experienced as a kid. Great memories 🤔
Not a Dolphins fan but I remember watching this game as a kid. Great times. Looking back on it I wonder how much coke Duper was on- regardless- he was awesome.
I was there with my dad, too. We were visiting FL from the NY area so I was rooting for the Jets. I remember we parked our car in someone's driveway near the Orange Bowl. My dad and I were shocked that the woman was unable to speak English lol. Different country then
I remember the cutaways to this game as I was watching my Raiders lose in San Diego in another of their classic shootouts. 1985 was the year I first remember watching football and it was awesome. The colors, the speed, the presentation...it's totally nostalgia, but the game felt more fun back then. But that's a function of my childhood and imagination.
Nah,ur right,I firmly believe the NFL is just scripted entertainment today,back then it seemed more real to me,today it is RIDICULOUS what they do in the NFL,its like the F'N WWE now!!
Just better times and real goofball it seemed lol. I mean honestly I remember names of alot of the players on teams I didn't care to much for back then and now I could only name a few of my favorite teams today, uncanny and unexplainable lol
These are some of the first games I remember watching football with the grownups as a kid. Great memories. Little did I know about a life of disappointment being a Phins fan lol. Thanks for the upload.
Only MARINO!!goin deep needing a FG to tie,GETS IT ALL!!reminiscent of his famous comeback 94 opener 4th and 6 goes deep phins win,this isnt quite as dramatic but similar results!!jets had to be thinking marino is only gonna get in FG range,NOPE,LETS GO DEEP and WIN IT!!
I would say that last TD throw to Duper is one of the top 5 plays in Dolphins history at least. Off the top of my head I can't think of 4 plays that were bigger or more important. I'm not talking games, but single plays.
His throw to FRYAR against NE in his comeback gm in 94 was very similar to this one,except that one was a 4th and 5!!Lamar Smith TD run against colts in WC gm in 00,Mark Clayton TD catch against KC in 90 WC gm Marino fake spike against jets in 94 and honestly thats right off the top,I dont think this one is above any of those,but it was awesome!!
I love those Dolphins old uniform with the number on the selves when I was a little kid but the Dolphins shouldn't have never change those uniform during the 1987 NFL season
Cowboy fan here...growing up in San Diego, watched a lot of Dolphins, Broncos, Raiders and Chargers. Didn't get a lot of Cowboy games. However, as a football fan, I loved watching those teams to include Steelers and Browns. Dick Enberg and Merlen Olson were just as good as Madden and Summerall. Watching this brings back such good memories of the NFL in the 80's. LOVE THE COMMERCIALS!!!!!
Thank you so much for these games my friend. Was starting to watch the Monday night game with the Patriots and ran into this one and " touchdown Mark Duper!!" " Duper has returned, and he is super!!" Thank you sir, you have no idea what the 80s Dolphins mean to me lol. I'm from Chattanooga TN and the Dolphins were my market back then on NBC. Fell in love with the fins in Superbowl 17 then Dan the man Marino and the Marks brothers hit the scene! Wow, just wow.
This was the start of my hatred towards the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS by beating the N.Y. JETS in the AFC WILD CARD game it became a domino effect didn't get a potential DOLPHINS-RAIDERS or JETS-DOLPHINS AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME or a better SUPER BOWL XX in BEARS-RAIDERS BEARS-DOLPHINS or BEARS-JETS which would've been better games the 1985 PATRIOTS did it with smoke & mirrors while RAIDERS JETS & DOLPHINS were all better teams in 1985
@@johnhaganjr7693 Yeah I remember that year. The Patriots came out of now where and won 3 games in a row only to get blasted in the SuperBowl. I remember looking forward to a Dolphins/Jets or Dolphins/Raiders playoff game. I think that was the year the Jets started the season off hot going 10-1 and losing the remaining 5 to make it as a wild card. I don't know how I remember that, I was 9 years old then.
@@johnhaganjr7693 I was living in Miami at the time and was a Dolphins fan but what difference does it make to say such-and-such team was better. The Patriots won. The Dolphins blew the AFC title game.
I remember watching this game, in fact, I recorded it as well but lost the tape. I would rather rewatch a game like this had the stuff played for football today.
Later in the 1985 NFL season the Chicago Bears would go on the road and meet the Jets. The Bears defense would absolutely crush this same super powerful New York Jets offense that had exploded all over the Miami Dolphins defense not once but twice. The Jets offense would experience this crushing by the Bear defense right in front of their own fans. I wish Miami's defense could have played like that. Too bad.
As A die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan I like the old New York Jets uniforms then today's I think the current ones suck. Same thing with the Miami Dolphins I like the old uniforms with the dark aqua color and the old dolphin logo then today's uniform
These Green ones particularly are awesome. They wore these specific uni’s from 1978-89. From 1990-97 they tweaked the shade of green slightly and added a little bit of black. Then in 1998-present they went back to the Joe Namath era jerseys/colors.
@@fjr70ify I wondered for a second why you would single out that season and then I remembered the Bengals uniform change. You're absolutely right BTW. I also preferred the Bills unis with the white helmet and blue pants from this time.
The Dolphins haven;t been the same since they made their first significant uniform switch before the '86 season. Those didn't look bad mind you, but it was at that point that they went from Super Bowl contenders to mediocre and haven't gotten back to their early '80s level since, not to mention each successive uniform change after that just looked worse and worse.
Yes I totally agree I would go to the old Orange Bowl with my Dad back then, we were at this game as well. Great memories growing up in those days miss them so much.
I was 7 years old, watching this game with my Grandparents. My Nana lived and died for the Dolphins. She woulda absolutely voted for Shula for president. Lol. When the Jets scored with a minute left i started crying and ran as fast as my little legs could carry me into the laundry room. Nana followed me in there , hugged me and told me, " Quit your crying boy. It ain't over. And we got Marino." She then called it. " He'll hit one of the Marks to win it". We all jumped and screamed for joy when Duper scored. Nana jumped out of the chair and exclaimed , " What did I tell you ?! The Jets ain't been shit since Namath was wearing pantyhose. " Good times. The Dolphins were once one of the marquee franchises in the NFL. Poor ownership is the primary cause of this decline.
Here we Go again the Continued Blood boiling Jets and Dolphins rivalry 😊 1980's style . Bobby Humphrey on the Jets man on punt returns 😊 The late great Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen on the call for this game on NBC at 4pm.
Thank you for your post:) Do you have the 85 MNF matchup between them in New York? Id love to see it,I don't like the score but it was a sentimental game for me.
I vividly remember watching this game and noticing that the helmet stripe for the Fins was a rainbow! Was hoping it was not a permanent change. I would do anything for these old uniforms again EVEN with the rainbow! 😆
Dolphins defense blasted by the Jets again! Earlier in the year on Monday Night Football the Jets rolled up 476 yards of total offense on Miami. In this game they rolled up 491 yards. Staggering!! But, so what? Miami still won anyway. Miami won in heroic fashion too. Miami refused to let the Jets sweep them and leave them for dead. Instead, Miami fought their way back into the thick of the AFC East division race of 1985.
Believe it or not at this point in time it was only the 3rd ever win in NFL history by a team that was outgained by at least 90 yards AND had a turnover margin of -3 or more. The Jets just kept finding new and creative ways to not score for nearly 3 quarters.
Miami's defense was a disaster most of Dan Marino's prime. This is why it's so moronic when people act like it's Marino's fault he didn't win a super bowl. That crap defense was embarrassing. A major stain on Shula's otherwise great career was keeping clueless DC Olivadotti as coach, and the front office not improving the defense for years.
1984 Jets start out 6-2... go 1-7 the rest of the way. 1985 Jets start out 7-2... go 4-3 the rest of the way. 1986 Jets start out 10-1... go 0-5 the rest of the way. 1987 Jets start out 6-5... go 0-4 the rest of the way. Walton's teams were known to collapse down the stretch.
Pat Leahy with three critical missed field goals for the Jets …smh. However, by the same token, Duper cost the Dolphins 7 points when he bobbled and dropped a certain touchdown pass from Marino that was right on target. He made up for that though. Boy did he.
@@DolFan316 Excellent observation, DolFan316. How interesting. So it sounds like at the end of the 1985 season, Leahy had hit 25 of his last 29 field goal attempts. That is absolutely outstanding. Just this one bad day in Miami.
NFL WEEK 10 1985 my my my the early games were meh but those three late games JETS-DOLPHINS RAIDERS-CHARGERS & COWBOYS-REDSKINS couldn't find three more entertaining late games thankfully JETS-DOLPHINS & RAIDERS-CHARGERS were uploaded I wish that COWBOYS-REDSKINS game was uploaded
As a Dolphin fan living in Jersey during the '80's, I got to see O'Brien suck week after week,but somehow Miami's defense made him look like a HOFer 2 times a season.
At 203:40 that ball went off claytons hands,that shoulda been a catch,thats the thing with both MARKS bros,neither had great hands and were more of body catchers,then with their hands as they say good job knocking it down??if both his hands were on it,shoulda been a catch,but it was all hands and thats not where they were at their best or high pointing it!!
1:19:47 Switch to highlights of the Raiders-Chargers game. Odis McKinney hammers Charlie Joiner to the ground with a forearm and then Rod Martin kicks Joiner in the face. Really? Wow. Is this part of the Raiders mystique? Perhaps. In any case, the Raiders would eventually lose the game in a shootout. This left me unhappy. I rarely rooted for the Dan Fouts led San Diego Chargers and always pulled for the Raiders to beat them whenever the two teams met.
I couldn't root for the Raiders back then under any circumstances, except for when they faced the Redskins in The Super Bowl. I just couldn't stand to see the Skins win back to back and was glad they got thrashed. But literally no other time did I ever root for the Raiders in any game for about 20 years.
@@DolFan316 That's all right DolFan316. At least you rooted for the Dolphins in their games. That's what counts. Although I often pulled for the Raiders against most NFL teams, I never was for them any time they played the Dolphins. In 1984 I so wanted Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins to win the Super Bowl. The 34-45 loss to the Raiders at the Orange Bowl that season was a bitter pill to swallow. The destruction by the 49ers in the Super Bowl was much worse, of course. So depressing.
That Duper catch is my favorite live sporting event moment! 🐬
Jets fan but I always loved Marino, Clayton and Duper. They were outstanding
I just relived this great dolphins moment because of this upload! Awesome. 14 years old again, if only for a minute. SUPER DUPER!
The Orange Bowl is a great example of how sometimes what you lose can't be measured in dollars and cents. The Dolphins were such a great team at home during their run there...and have been patently mediocre in whatever you call Joe Robbie Stadium today. I'm sure they'd love to replicate the atmosphere that existed in that madhouse. Same for teams like Washington with RFK.
From 1970-1986, they lost more games than they won at the Orange Bowl ONCE (that was in the final year, 1986)
There definitely seems to have been a magic there that was lost after the Orange Bowl was gone.Was an almost surreal place to watch a game at night.
Was the Orange Bowl in the same location of the current Marlins Ballpark?
I never cared much for Joe Robbie until they renovated it a few years ago. Much nicer now sitting in the shade as opposed to baking in the Miami sun.
I agree,I can remember when they used to have to stop play on the field cuz it was too loud for the visiting offense,ever since the move for whatever reason its just not as loud,EVER!!even when they had good seasons,just never the same level,really weird!!
@@raypratt3611 you can thank MLB and soccer for the difference ..... In the OB the fans were a lot closer to the field of play
I was at this game with my dad and when Marino threw that td to Duper I have to say I've never heard the Orange Bowl louder than that ever before and we went to many games back then. It was a really fun time in Miami to be a Dolphins fan in the 80s. I truly miss those times I'm glad I at least experienced as a kid. Great memories 🤔
Not a Dolphins fan but I remember watching this game as a kid. Great times. Looking back on it I wonder how much coke Duper was on- regardless- he was awesome.
I was there with my dad, too. We were visiting FL from the NY area so I was rooting for the Jets. I remember we parked our car in someone's driveway near the Orange Bowl. My dad and I were shocked that the woman was unable to speak English lol. Different country then
Classic game vs Jets! Duper’s one handed TD catch. I remember watching this game on TV as a kid. Thanks for the upload!!! Fins Up
U7 uh u
I remember the cutaways to this game as I was watching my Raiders lose in San Diego in another of their classic shootouts. 1985 was the year I first remember watching football and it was awesome. The colors, the speed, the presentation...it's totally nostalgia, but the game felt more fun back then. But that's a function of my childhood and imagination.
Look at those late games..... Jets/Dolphins, Raiders/Chargers, Cowboys/Redskins. Good lord, that is a loaded timeslot
Nah,ur right,I firmly believe the NFL is just scripted entertainment today,back then it seemed more real to me,today it is RIDICULOUS what they do in the NFL,its like the F'N WWE now!!
1985 was my first year watching football and living in Chicago 1985 was the best year to start! Its been all downhill since
Just better times and real goofball it seemed lol. I mean honestly I remember names of alot of the players on teams I didn't care to much for back then and now I could only name a few of my favorite teams today, uncanny and unexplainable lol
I was heartbroken by this game as a Jets fan. These games were great back then.
1-1 between us that year. And then there was the next one we played in 1986...
These are some of the first games I remember watching football with the grownups as a kid. Great memories. Little did I know about a life of disappointment being a Phins fan lol. Thanks for the upload.
I grew up a Jets fan and this was a heartbreaking loss, but it was a great football game overall. Thank you for the upload 😊
Only MARINO!!goin deep needing a FG to tie,GETS IT ALL!!reminiscent of his famous comeback 94 opener 4th and 6 goes deep phins win,this isnt quite as dramatic but similar results!!jets had to be thinking marino is only gonna get in FG range,NOPE,LETS GO DEEP and WIN IT!!
I would say that last TD throw to Duper is one of the top 5 plays in Dolphins history at least. Off the top of my head I can't think of 4 plays that were bigger or more important. I'm not talking games, but single plays.
His throw to FRYAR against NE in his comeback gm in 94 was very similar to this one,except that one was a 4th and 5!!Lamar Smith TD run against colts in WC gm in 00,Mark Clayton TD catch against KC in 90 WC gm Marino fake spike against jets in 94 and honestly thats right off the top,I dont think this one is above any of those,but it was awesome!!
DUPER IS BACK AND HE IS SUPER!!DAMN the NFL was so much better back then,seemed less scripted then today!!
I was at this game. Very disappointed 16 year old Jets fan. But my god what a game it was. The first great game for my favorite Jet, #88 Al Toon.
I love those Dolphins old uniform with the number on the selves when I was a little kid but the Dolphins shouldn't have never change those uniform during the 1987 NFL season
They can't put the numbers on the sleeves anymore, because there aren't any sleeves.
I was '86 but yeah, I agree.
The current jerseys are not good looking because of the tiny shoulder pads and no sleeves.
Cowboy fan here...growing up in San Diego, watched a lot of Dolphins, Broncos, Raiders and Chargers. Didn't get a lot of Cowboy games. However, as a football fan, I loved watching those teams to include Steelers and Browns. Dick Enberg and Merlen Olson were just as good as Madden and Summerall. Watching this brings back such good memories of the NFL in the 80's. LOVE THE COMMERCIALS!!!!!
What an era ! Marino at his best, TH BEST !
But no SB ring
I remember exactly where I was watching this and how much I celebrated
Thank you so much for these games my friend. Was starting to watch the Monday night game with the Patriots and ran into this one and " touchdown Mark Duper!!" " Duper has returned, and he is super!!" Thank you sir, you have no idea what the 80s Dolphins mean to me lol. I'm from Chattanooga TN and the Dolphins were my market back then on NBC. Fell in love with the fins in Superbowl 17 then Dan the man Marino and the Marks brothers hit the scene! Wow, just wow.
I lived less than an hour away from Memphis and they were always on TV for me as well right up until the Oilers moved from Houston.
Mark Duper was so good and imo the better one out of him and CLAYTON, just a better big gm performer as well as better with the deep ball!!
The Jets Dolphins games of the 80's were always entertaining.
This was the start of my hatred towards the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS by beating the N.Y. JETS in the AFC WILD CARD game it became a domino effect didn't get a potential DOLPHINS-RAIDERS or JETS-DOLPHINS AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME or a better SUPER BOWL XX in BEARS-RAIDERS BEARS-DOLPHINS or BEARS-JETS which would've been better games the 1985 PATRIOTS did it with smoke & mirrors while RAIDERS JETS & DOLPHINS were all better teams in 1985
@@johnhaganjr7693 Yeah I remember that year. The Patriots came out of now where and won 3 games in a row only to get blasted in the SuperBowl. I remember looking forward to a Dolphins/Jets or Dolphins/Raiders playoff game. I think that was the year the Jets started the season off hot going 10-1 and losing the remaining 5 to make it as a wild card. I don't know how I remember that, I was 9 years old then.
@@miami8089 JETS started 10-1 in 1986 back in 1985 they were 7-2 in their first 9 games before going 4-3 in their last 7 games
Yes they were. The team who had the ball last usually won
@@johnhaganjr7693 I was living in Miami at the time and was a Dolphins fan but what difference does it make to say such-and-such team was better. The Patriots won. The Dolphins blew the AFC title game.
I remember watching this game, in fact, I recorded it as well but lost the tape. I would rather rewatch a game like this had the stuff played for football today.
Thanks for these Dolphin games
Later in the 1985 NFL season the Chicago Bears would go on the road and meet the Jets. The Bears defense would absolutely crush this same super powerful New York Jets offense that had exploded all over the Miami Dolphins defense not once but twice. The Jets offense would experience this crushing by the Bear defense right in front of their own fans. I wish Miami's defense could have played like that. Too bad.
Yep and Marinos offense ripped the Bears for 38 pts!!
As A die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan I like the old New York Jets uniforms then today's I think the current ones suck. Same thing with the Miami Dolphins I like the old uniforms with the dark aqua color and the old dolphin logo then today's uniform
These Green ones particularly are awesome. They wore these specific uni’s from 1978-89. From 1990-97 they tweaked the shade of green slightly and added a little bit of black. Then in 1998-present they went back to the Joe Namath era jerseys/colors.
@@rustykuntz94 I always say 1981 had the best uniforms of any season.
@@fjr70ify I wondered for a second why you would single out that season and then I remembered the Bengals uniform change. You're absolutely right BTW. I also preferred the Bills unis with the white helmet and blue pants from this time.
The Dolphins haven;t been the same since they made their first significant uniform switch before the '86 season. Those didn't look bad mind you, but it was at that point that they went from Super Bowl contenders to mediocre and haven't gotten back to their early '80s level since, not to mention each successive uniform change after that just looked worse and worse.
@@DolFan316 87 Dolphins changed to logo on jersey sleeves, the opening year of Joe Robbie Stadium.
I definitely remember this game. Dan Marino did it again. Thank GOD, In The Name Of JESUS for these 80s memories 🙏✝️👏
Yes I totally agree I would go to the old Orange Bowl with my Dad back then, we were at this game as well. Great memories growing up in those days miss them so much.
This was a must win game for Miami given the standings
AT 1:20:00 during an update....they show unsportsmanlike conduct and Merlen can be heard chuckling. Sign of the old days.
That's actually Ahmad Rashad in the studio next to Bob.
O'Brien no huddle..nice!
Geez he always took too long with the ball..but he was a very good QB
I was at this game. Amazing.
I was 7 years old, watching this game with my Grandparents. My Nana lived and died for the Dolphins. She woulda absolutely voted for Shula for president. Lol. When the Jets scored with a minute left i started crying and ran as fast as my little legs could carry me into the laundry room. Nana followed me in there , hugged me and told me, " Quit your crying boy. It ain't over. And we got Marino." She then called it. " He'll hit one of the Marks to win it". We all jumped and screamed for joy when Duper scored. Nana jumped out of the chair and exclaimed , " What did I tell you ?! The Jets ain't been shit since Namath was wearing pantyhose. " Good times. The Dolphins were once one of the marquee franchises in the NFL. Poor ownership is the primary cause of this decline.
I remember these announcers they were great.
That was a great game.
Dick Enberg RIP & Merlin Olsen RIP with the call 4 NBC!
Great game but brutal loss to the hated Fish.
Here we Go again the Continued Blood boiling Jets and Dolphins rivalry 😊 1980's style . Bobby Humphrey on the Jets man on punt returns 😊 The late great Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen on the call for this game on NBC at 4pm.
Enberg wasn't half bad in the '80s and '90s when he wasn't verbally fellating Elway.
Oh my
Footwork, precision, pocket poise, arm strength, touch, accuracy, decision making...yeah, Dan Marino was above and beyond better than Ken O’ Brien.
Two division titles slipped right through the Jets hands. 1985 and 1986.
Jets/Dolphins, Chargers/Raiders, Cowboys/Redskins all at 4:00..... good lord, that’s a loaded timeslot
Is this movie based on real life?
Even with all of that talent on the field, the Jets still couldn't win a single division title in this era.
Gotta love the Radio Shack computer
Thank you for your post:) Do you have the 85 MNF matchup between them in New York? Id love to see it,I don't like the score but it was a sentimental game for me.
I don't currently have that game at this time. Always working on growing my collection, if/when able to obtain that game will be sure to share.
Man, the Jets put out some squads back then, though.
I came for the football but stayed for the commercials.
I vividly remember watching this game and noticing that the helmet stripe for the Fins was a rainbow! Was hoping it was not a permanent change. I would do anything for these old uniforms again EVEN with the rainbow! 😆
BTW Leahy played for 18 seasons (all with the Jets) and only missed as many as 3 FGs in ONE other game. #mindblowing
enberg loved miami, just like nantz loves new england
Nobody loves us now, not even Bridgewater with a starting job offered
Not sure about that, but I know he had a SEVERE Elway fetish in those days.
57:00 . It’s play like this why us Jets fans couldn’t stand Joe Walton .
u needed fridge running on that play lol
From SI: It's Bombs Away Now That Duper's Okay
Incredible to me how many times OBrien just took a sack instead of getting rid of it even when he had plenty of time. Just kept doing it. Geez.
Dolphins defense blasted by the Jets again! Earlier in the year on Monday Night Football the Jets rolled up 476 yards of total offense on Miami. In this game they rolled up 491 yards. Staggering!! But, so what? Miami still won anyway. Miami won in heroic fashion too. Miami refused to let the Jets sweep them and leave them for dead. Instead, Miami fought their way back into the thick of the AFC East division race of 1985.
Believe it or not at this point in time it was only the 3rd ever win in NFL history by a team that was outgained by at least 90 yards AND had a turnover margin of -3 or more. The Jets just kept finding new and creative ways to not score for nearly 3 quarters.
@@DolFan316 Excellent knowledge. Wow. And very interesting too. Thanks.
Miami's defense was a disaster most of Dan Marino's prime. This is why it's so moronic when people act like it's Marino's fault he didn't win a super bowl. That crap defense was embarrassing. A major stain on Shula's otherwise great career was keeping clueless DC Olivadotti as coach, and the front office not improving the defense for years.
Why on earth was NYJ CB Jackson playing Duper so close on the line of scrimmage? Marino must have been salivating when he saw that coverage.
Ken O'Brien was really good, coming from a Dolphin fan. What happened to him?
Thanks
How great was Danny? Balls of steel
Absolutely,the BEST gunslinger the NFL has ever seen,bar none!!
Do you have the '85 game Dolphins at Jets in the Meadowlands?
MIami needs to go back to these uniforms and logo
Its always great when we beat No Ring Marino. too bad we lost this one!
1984 Jets start out 6-2... go 1-7 the rest of the way.
1985 Jets start out 7-2... go 4-3 the rest of the way.
1986 Jets start out 10-1... go 0-5 the rest of the way.
1987 Jets start out 6-5... go 0-4 the rest of the way.
Walton's teams were known to collapse down the stretch.
This is typical of almost every Jet's season in their entire history.
1:03:00 Mark Duper TD
2:12:03 Mark Clayton TD
3:12:11 Mark Duper 2TD
Pat Leahy with three critical missed field goals for the Jets …smh. However, by the same token, Duper cost the Dolphins 7 points when he bobbled and dropped a certain touchdown pass from Marino that was right on target. He made up for that though. Boy did he.
Believe it or not Leahy made all 12 FGs he attempted the rest of the season after this game after coming in having hit 13 of his last 14.
@@DolFan316 Excellent observation, DolFan316. How interesting. So it sounds like at the end of the 1985 season, Leahy had hit 25 of his last 29 field goal attempts. That is absolutely outstanding. Just this one bad day in Miami.
Nah bro we don't want Marino, we'll take Ken O'brien. Still kills me inside til this day
NFL WEEK 10 1985 my my my the early games were meh but those three late games JETS-DOLPHINS RAIDERS-CHARGERS & COWBOYS-REDSKINS couldn't find three more entertaining late games thankfully JETS-DOLPHINS & RAIDERS-CHARGERS were uploaded I wish that COWBOYS-REDSKINS game was uploaded
Where was the NY sack exchange that day.
They couldn't handle Marino's quick release.
The Dolphins season was on the line with this game.Lose and they probably would have been done.
If only this was the 51-45 game
ruclips.net/video/lRuE6NgFRPk/видео.html
What year that game was
As a Dolphin fan living in Jersey during the '80's, I got to see O'Brien suck week after week,but somehow Miami's defense made him look like a HOFer 2 times a season.
O'Brien made the pro bowl. What are you talking about?
@@adetunjil6827 lol. That’s when the Pro Bowl actually meant something
At 203:40 that ball went off claytons hands,that shoulda been a catch,thats the thing with both MARKS bros,neither had great hands and were more of body catchers,then with their hands as they say good job knocking it down??if both his hands were on it,shoulda been a catch,but it was all hands and thats not where they were at their best or high pointing it!!
1:19:47 Switch to highlights of the Raiders-Chargers game. Odis McKinney hammers Charlie Joiner to the ground with a forearm and then Rod Martin kicks Joiner in the face. Really? Wow. Is this part of the Raiders mystique? Perhaps. In any case, the Raiders would eventually lose the game in a shootout. This left me unhappy. I rarely rooted for the Dan Fouts led San Diego Chargers and always pulled for the Raiders to beat them whenever the two teams met.
I couldn't root for the Raiders back then under any circumstances, except for when they faced the Redskins in The Super Bowl. I just couldn't stand to see the Skins win back to back and was glad they got thrashed. But literally no other time did I ever root for the Raiders in any game for about 20 years.
@@DolFan316 That's all right DolFan316. At least you rooted for the Dolphins in their games. That's what counts. Although I often pulled for the Raiders against most NFL teams, I never was for them any time they played the Dolphins. In 1984 I so wanted Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins to win the Super Bowl. The 34-45 loss to the Raiders at the Orange Bowl that season was a bitter pill to swallow. The destruction by the 49ers in the Super Bowl was much worse, of course. So depressing.
I don’t know what’s better the Dolphins beating the Jets or Punky Brewster
✈vs🐬
27:05
All Toon over Jerry Rice ...yaah Is STILL TAKE HIM!!!
Jets suck!