Dan Marino's "Quick Release" Career Highlights! | NFL Legends

Dan Marino's career highlights with the Miami Dolphins!
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[@andreworie3424]

Bro you should do "Steel Curtain" highlights!!!!!!

[@NFLVault]

Bro you are sooo right those would be EPIC!

[@NFLVault]

Who else wants a Steel Curtain highlight????????

[@hectorgutierrez5240]

NFL Throwback dude give us a 2000 ravens defense highlight that would be 🔥🔥

[@sirtype-alot3391]

@PJ Vent Wtf does that have to do with this video? Were you THERE when all this happened?? You got inside info like that or you just a Steeler hater? Why dont you go meet Ben in person and have a talk with HIM about it since ot bothers you so much?

[@nikaoharbour6962]

Thumbs down is a just a joke, i'm a ravens fan lol

[@Steven-mk4gg]

Cannon for an arm, as accurate as a sniper rifle, almost psychic vision, and a beautiful football mind. The fact this man never won a super bowl might be the saddest thing in sports history. So glad he didnt have a problem getting into the HoF. True legend.

[@alexsaucedo8032]

AMEN TO THAT BROTHER

[@DMBlade4]

He and Jim Kelly both deserved a ring

[@I_Died_2_Weeks_Ago]

Barry too

[@MrInterVention149]

Still one of my favorite players of all time. I would have taken a Dan Marino over most over QB’s. My only other option would have been Montana.

[@sweethoneyberryaromatic]

Wait what??? I thought he took the Dolphins to the Super Bowl and won a ring? What am I missing in this life? Smh 🤦🏻‍♂️ 😂

[@Dee1983x]

I was born in Vietnam 1983 came to America in 1991... This man is the reason why I am a Dolphins fan til this day!

[@gf4353]

Yes me too

[@ChefofWar33]

@Johnny's Fight Palace That was 20 years earlier though.

[@Demure_Amir]

Bless you my friend❤

[@oddbigking9069]

@@ChefofWar33 huh?

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

Must've been sad for you to see him retire in '99. My brother was a huge Marino fan growing up even though our team was/is the Rams we always supported Marino. Had his jersey & cardboard standee. #13🐬🍻

[@DemocratsareagentsofSATAN]

Clayton and Duper must have been having a blast as receivers... "I can run as fast as I want or anywhere I want......the ball will be there..."

[@christophercarton6566]

Nobody had even heard of them until he arrived in 83. When the mid-game highlights would come in from Dolphin games, and you knew it was probably Marino throwing a TD, the question was always, "Was it Clayton or Duper?"

[@MrCappon1111]

Marino’s numbers would be impossible to catch if he played with today’s rules. The best passer in history.

[@ryu-ken]

He would average like 6-7k passing yards a year lol

[@mikes380]

It’s amazing they couldn’t build a champion defense

[@jmgonzales7701]

​@@ryu-ken dude couldnt run to save his life.

[@socool8521]

@@jmgonzales7701 Well then it's a good thing he was a QB. lol

[@zerekneterval]

​@@socool8521I don't know if I'd go that far, speed is always an advantage, but it isn't absolutely necessary

[@calcaleb7041]

He not only had an amazing arm but damn dat hair stayed fresh

[@calcaleb7041]

@Al Bundy umm ok .... Good for u I guess

[@TheLocalLt]

Al Bundy laces out

[@Dashoost]

@@TheLocalLt Finkel is Einhorn is Finkel

[@Dashoost]

@Al Bundy It's going over all their heads Al. You had the best stiff arm anyone had seen since Marion Motley

[@Dolphins-ov5oe]

Dreamboat

[@pratikshitnanda5024]

I had genuine tears in my eyes watching this. Dan Marino is the greatest passer of all time. Gosh he desered atleast 3 super bowls

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

you smokin crack. dez bryant retired 1 for 1 with 1 td and a 100% passer rating. easily the greatest that ever threw

[@TGSP16]

fknwht mail that is hard to argue with man

[@charliebrown3072]

I agree, to me he’s the goat....unfortunately in order to have rings you need a complete offense, dude never had good running backs

[@jasonfraker7073]

@@charliebrown3072 what about Elway or Farve minus the interceptions of course.

[@charliebrown3072]

Jason Fraker what about them.....your opinion don’t have to match mine

[@douglassgarvey653]

The man was putting up today's numbers in the 80s. Legendary

[@REXX399]

Its the equivalent of Michael Jordan putting up 37 Ppg and shooting 51% from the field in 1987 what Marino did in 1984 putting up 48 touchdowns and 5,000+ yards....

[@basketball_historian23]

@@REXX399 those numbers would be around 50-60 touchdowns and 6,000-7,000 yards in today's nfl

[@11SEXMACHINE]

Greatest to ever throw in the NFL period. This guy would throw for 8,000 yards a season if he played in today's NFL.

[@Akirah1231]

S C I agree

[@julianhinkston1839]

steve young

[@supersevenn]

@@julianhinkston1839 not even close

[@KaurSingh-bo6gq]

S C pretty sure over 8,000 yards

[@arthurjackson8302]

No.... Top 10. For sure.

[@ToofKilla]

Dan Marino: "What does 'covered' mean? Is that like when the receiver is knocked down?" Defense: "No it's when we are really close to the receiver, making it nearly impossible to complete a pass." Dan: "That must be rare. I've never seen it."

[@michaeltester2537]

Hahahahaha true

[@joshuayettou3552]

Great analogy/scenario 🤣

[@dwightlove3704]

@@michaeltester2537 Hell yeah lol it didn't exist in his prime!!!!!!

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Best comment

[@paulgaither]

Something something got his shit pushed in by the 49ers defense when he made it to the super bowl. Sacked 5 times and knocked down 14 times

[@Benniator]

Marino's Dolphins were the most exciting and heartbreaking sports teams I've ever watched.

[@fastpony8127]

So frustrating. They only needed a decent running game or half a decent D.

[@Benniator]

@J Dolo For you, maybe. I didn't care for either of those teams.

[@dillpickle7583]

J Dolo Not heartbreaking or exciting. Heartbreaking AND exciting.

[@doc-holliday-]

@@fastpony8127 Yeah its a shame that as he was retiring and in his final year/two we finally got a great Defense. All those years he played with trash on the other side of the ball. If the zach thomas/JT/madison/surtain D came a few years earlier he'd easily have a superbowl or 3.

[@Benniator]

@@fastpony8127 Let me make it more frustrating! In 1988 Miami took Eric Kumerow in the 1st round who played in a reserve role for 3 seasons before retiring. They could have taken Thurman Thomas instead, who would have simultaneously fit in perfectly with Miami's big play offense and removed Buffalo's biggest weapon. Want another? In '87, Miami could have taken Bo Jackson (who reentered the draft after refusing to play for the Bucs in '86). They didn't have to use a first rounder to get him (which they wasted). They didn't even have to use a 6th rounder to get him. Bo went in the 7th round one pick after Miami chose another RB, Tom Brown, who played a few games at FB in '89.

[@spezkay81]

If Miami could have played defense, God knows what kind of career Marino could have had. He is a loyal man! This guy is the definition of NFL QB

[@DenniDownBad]

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[@brasstacksboxing409]

He really is the best pure passing QB ever..

[@mjf8897]

he's the best QB to never get a ring and he's better than a lot that did get a ring, I'll give you that.

[@wokejoke2675]

Nick Foles and Trent Dilfer have rings 🤣🤣🤣

[@CrimsonTideCalvinist]

@@wokejoke2675 so do Brad Johnson and Jeff Hostetler

[@aroperdope]

@JaneFonda1942 agreed. Those guys had defenses. Pro bowlers and all pros on the other side of the football at that. And those guys were only successful with one head coach. And they're not going into the Hall of Fame. The guys in this comment section really don't have a clue do they?

[@aroperdope]

@@CrimsonTideCalvinist are they in the hall? You're comparing average Joe's to an all-time legend? You are aware of that right

[@robbiegrant927]

Man, Duper 85, Clayton 83, and Moore 89 All deserve a lot of credit too. Those guys were quick, fast, and had great hands. Amazing combination with Marino's quick release.

[@dennisrappenecker9846]

they were amazing, alot of catches with defenders all over em

[@yeomane]

Actually they stunk.

[@joseburgos9654]

Duper had a penchant for dropping passes at times, believe Clayton and Nat Moore had the better hands. Duper was the fastest, though.

[@chrisdown4637]

I miss the old Dolphins.

[@cpuwrite]

Jim Kelly still had a won-lost edge of 11-7. :P :p :P

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Jeff Mullen Jim Kelly was on a better team Buffalo had Andre Reed Thurman Thomas James Lofton & Bruce Smith all of whom were in the Hall of Fame Marino had better numbers at his position Kelly was nowhere close to Dan the man

[@cpuwrite]

@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 But Kelly spent his first two years in another league, and the weather in Buffalo is less condusive to good stats for a QB than that in Miami. Apples and oranges.

[@Dashoost]

The OB is gone that was a key part of the mystique for the old Dolphins and Canes

[@chrisdown4637]

A better team I admit the bills had. But their's nothing like a Dan Marino...

[@Jrock420blam]

My wife calls me "quick release" for a whole different reason

[@user-up4vp1tn6t]

Your my idol

[@kekedoyoulovemegavinson5989]

What’s the reason ??

[@jacksonchang5986]

you mean ex-wife

[@mulanshinjo]

Jrock420blam 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@Black_Architect26]

Hilarious lol

[@WesleyParksTTV]

A few years ago when the Cowboys had the best Offensive line in football they asked Marino how many TD’s would he throw if he had that same line . He said “atleast 60” lmao . What a legend

[@roland7584]

Fantasy football takes on a new meaning with that Marino quote.

[@FootballReclaimed]

He would throw for 6,000 and 60 if he played today

[@mattcraig4601]

Easily!

[@floridaman1371]

Fax

[@Cvmanuel227]

You ain't never lie

[@N.a.j.i.]

CoSIGN

[@kdragonballz]

Ethan Jones naw after his first 4 years in the league defenes caught up look and he started coming down to earth. 6,000 yards and 60 tds thats wishful thinking. I think he would be one of the best still though

[@kallsenator]

Only quarterback to beat the 85' Bears, nuff said.

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

And then he choked in the playoffs. Per usual.

[@Bravebaker]

You can win regular season games with just your qb but you need an good entire roster for a SB run

[@bar0nv0nstrubel57]

@@PedroMartinez-tt7lr Well that's the dumbest shit I've ever read

[@jorgegaytan3012]

kallsenator I rather win a sb, and get my ring,than beating the greatest defense ever and schock in the playoffs every season

[@bar0nv0nstrubel57]

@@jorgegaytan3012 I'm sure Dan Marino would have loved to have a complete team as well. Like jeez it's not a shot on the precious 85 Bears it's just saying how good Marino was.

[@boodro2122]

Not a Dolphins fan, but Marino is the best quarterback I've ever seen. Just amazing.

[@chefsanders9151]

As a kid growing up in Denver in the 80s and a HUGE Elway fan, I always feared and respected Marino. He was AMAZING and it breaks my heart he doesn't have a ring.

[@TheLocalLt]

You should rename this “Greatest arm ever”. Nobody disputes this. He was blessed with a missile launcher for an arm. No shame in hiding it.

[@mrmann4155]

agree

[@user-co1gi7yd2r]

TheLocalLt half people say marino, half people say rodgers

[@MalevolentElephant]

Jeff George has the strongest arm of all time. Dan Marino has the quickest release

[@TheLocalLt]

Malevolent Elephant nobody said strongest arm. In terms of missile launchers, Jeff George shells indiscriminately. Marino is precise

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@MalevolentElephant BINGO BIG DAMM FACTS!!! Marino has the third strongest arm tied with Brett Favre behind #1 Jeff George & #2 John Elway.

[@kd2mill]

There are two quarterbacks that I wish could've won a Superbowl. Dan Marino and Tony Romo. Marino is the greatest pure passer of all time.

[@OverandOutChief1]

I would add Jim Kelly respectfully.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@OverandOutChief1 Dan Fouts, Sonny Jurgensen, Warren Moon, Dayrle (The Mad Bomber) Lamonica, Steve Bartkowski, Brian Sipe, Fran Tarkenton, Matthew Stafford, Carson Palmer, Tony Romo, Randall Cunningham, Daunte Culpepper, Jeff George, Roman Gabriel, John Hadl, Lynn Dickey, Neil Lomax, Bert Jones, & Jeff George ALL DAY EVERYDAY over Jim Kelly & I'm a proud Miami Hurricanes college football fan who is FOREVER grateful for what both Jim Kelly & former Hurricanes head coach Howard Schnellenger did by putting the University of Miami (The U) on the map in the early 1980's before Miami dominated the college football landscape until about 2004 or 2005 with that being said Jim Kelly the former Buffalo Bills quarterback I simply don't believe he was as good or more deserving of a Super Bowl ring than those aeformentioned quarterbacks class as an individual player/quarterback in his own right.

[@OverandOutChief1]

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic To each his own. Jim Kelly nonetheless.

[@notavail_able]

I love Romo. That said... f*ck the Cowboys

[@iamtman1]

Idiot comment!

[@PaddyD378]

Irish here, I know very little about American football. I have been watching a little about Brady and Montana and they are impressive athletes , but this guy was an artist, beautiful to watch, what a player!!

[@richardoki8320]

Thank god we can watch Barry Sanders rushing, Randy Moss catching, Lawrence Taylor tackling, and Dan Marino throwing a football.

[@toddinthemiddle]

i'm thankful for those early to mid 90s cowboys. still not completely over dallas not drafting moss in '98, though. would have loved to have seen: aikman irvin moss deion emmitt on offense.

[@ThomasJohnson-zh6pr]

Deion sanders intercepting

[@marcusmorrison3292]

The best arm ever.

[@bigwill45]

So many people today dis this guy because they are so wrapped up in stats and superbowls and don't really understand the game. What they don't realize is that when Marino retired he owned practically every record in the book. Hell, if he was playing in today's playstation era the dude would have 600+ touchdown passes and 90k yards.

[@crimsontidecalvinist6140]

Marino could throw a bullet even in the last year of his career. Greatest pure passer the NFL has ever seen.

[@Mark-sj3xb]

Brady is the GOAT but Marino the greatest PURE PASSER ever! No doubt no one close

[@EEE-1409]

What Marino achieved in his 1984 season was quite remarkable given that he was playing in an era where teams favoured the running game and time of possession. Greatest pure passing QB of all time?

[@menachemelkayam153]

Yesss!

[@yesrush8037]

Went to every home game of his career. The greatest passer in history, period! If he had a good defense and running game, he'd have been the GOAT with the rings!

[@XBC3-4GOTY]

yes rush rings don't make you the goat lmao

[@Billfish57]

@@XBC3-4GOTY Dan is the goat of passing, if he played with a team that had a great defense and a thousand yard rusher, he would have had the rings too, super bowels are won by great teams, not by a team with one great player, Dick Butkus, Barry Sanders, and Dan Marino don't stop being the best ever at what they do, just because the teams they were on sucked. When Dan lost a game 45-47, that's not because he wasn't great, he just never had a defense to go with his ability to put up points and with no running game, couldn't run out the clock with a lead, he would often score in 5 plays and then that crappy tired defense was back out there giving up the game. If Dan played with the rules they have had the last 20 years, he would still hold all the records, it's a different game now. Fans wanted to see more of the wide open passing, so they changed several rules to make it a pass happy league in a game that used to be won mostly with strong running and defense and some passing but nothing like what dan did and had to do to win. He broke records that held for over 20 years and it took rule changes and another 20 years to break his. GOAT of passing.

[@johnsalvatore5595]

Oh my god I wrote the same thing in my comments brother you a few read my comment I am going to say the same thing that you did like I said to know running game no defense that piece of s*** tom olafadaty worst offense of coordinator of the history of football and not to mention I ain't cannot remember yeah we ever had a good tight end to speak of I'm sure there's one here and there but not many of them and another thing that hurt Miami is that New England always got our players Wes Welker worst trade ever and then I forgot his first name but the Logan guy who they got from us sad sad sad teams we had I cannot count besides his first year that we would go 9 and 7 for five years in a row I am just speaking out of frustration Miami fans not to mention how many times did the Buffalo Bills beat us and one things that sticks in my mind I am 57 years old and my best friend Jack is 59 year old and he is your true blue Bills fans stuck with them through their 2 and 14 years but I remember like it was yesterday one Buffalo came to Miami for the championship game and Thurman Thomas must have ran the screenplay at least 8 to 10 times and I'm screaming for someone to please f****** break up that play and they kept running so are my two sons and my two nephews and my two grandkids it is tough watching this year hopefully next year with this floor pics that we have coming plus this year's picks was that record we are going to be loaded with pics and please please I do not like to say God's name in vain but please in the name of Jesus get a GM in there who can utilize our f****** pics we go coming in the past we have so many f*****-up pics and who in God's name picks a punt returner West are very first round pick I was jumping through the TV like I said I can't count how many first round picks we have if I'm not mistaken I believe we have three and 3 in the second and chewing the Third and like I said this year's pics if we can't turn around the team with them can someone please get back to me and let me know if we got a new GM who is going to be able to make some good decision on our pics please get back to me

[@Titanbrotha00]

Amen

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@Billfish57 Yet Dick Butkus, Dan Marino (My all-time professional athlete, NFL player & quarterback btw but I digress) & Barry Sanders are the G.O.A.T. player at their respective positions. Marino & Butkus in regards to quarterbacks & middle linebacker are top 5 all-time if not top 3 while Sanders is a top 10 all-time NFL running back (Mainly in the 6-10 range) for clarification sake.

[@crimsontidecalvinist6140]

As far as pure talent goes, Dan Marino had the best arm in NFL history.

[@robertgray9802]

Best damn QB ever if u ask me he didn't win a Superbowl but he was deadly accurate quickest release I ever saw

[@fs5014]

I'm blessed to see every game Marino played as a kid. Sad to see him with no ring, and Miami will never see a Marino quality quarterback again.

[@sewaseem]

Watching marino hit those crossing routes was football art

[@yellownaped2577]

The good ole days of life. I miss every thing about the NFL back in the 80's. NFL 100 Strong!

[@edkratsch4729]

Miami Dolphins, Miami Dolphins!!!

[@bfelt33]

thats how peyton got one for the colts, good defense had bob sanders that year

[@kevin4209]

Watching that vaunted '85 Bears defense go all-out on a blitz and seeing Marino pierce the dagger in their heart is spectacular. Only Mahomes or Rodgers would even come close today.

[@mikepetitti]

Bear fan here. IMHO, Marino is the best quarterback I've seen. Loved watching him play and he played in an era when it was harder to accrue stats than today.

[@paulroe9957]

There is a not inconsiderable number of people out there who still consider Dan Marino to be the best QB of all time. Over Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Terry Bradshaw and John Elway. There is something legendary about his life, his ability and his style that has led to his deification. He has something grander than almost anyone in modern NFL history. And I am one of them: He is the GOAT.

[@MrGLites]

Marino and Payton the two best passers in history - and I'm a huge Brady and Montana fan. (Duper & Clayton were incredible too)

[@thefateofslate9095]

Dan Marino was great, and he also had receivers that would FIGHT for the ball if it was up in the air. Those receivers were so underrated

[@bigtroll8249]

Marino is the truth!! He doesnt even wind up when he throws. Just flicks his wrist. Thats some major power 😨😨😨

[@kingtide69]

When it comes to pure talent as a QB, Marino is the 🐐 in my opinion.

[@clightning9703]

he wa HONEST & didn't need referee help.

[@IamSSAINVINCIBLEx]

Pure talent? Nah that's Mahomes. Both with have similar arms but Mahomes is much more mobile

[@clightning9703]

@@IamSSAINVINCIBLEx If that's the case Michael Vick is waaay better than Mahomes. mobile doesn't mean your better.... each are talented, Marino had a laser arm & throw in tight spots Mahomes can't.

[@russell9411]

@Boondock Saint ur a goofball mahomes is def a more talented qb than Marino. he has a stronger arm and can throw better on the run.

[@emilegriffith1473]

Marino had quicker release mahomes stronger arm

[@ToneRetroGaming]

Football has not been the same for me once he retired. I remember my sister's boyfriend years back asking if I had money on a Dolphins game, but I was only 16. That's how intense things were watching him do his thing in the AFC on NBC. He is without a doubt the most intense competitor I have ever seen in sports. It's not even close.

[@worldpeace4222]

You will never get tired of watching dan

[@MS-wl6ih]

One of the best quarterbacks ever!! Wish he had a decent defense. Should have won 4-5 Superbowls.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

I am a die hard Cowboys Fan ( however ) A Bigger Fan of the Greatness which is The NFL. I truly believe that Dan Marino was The Greatest QB of All Time. It's Not just about Rings - it's about The Consistency, Excellence and Domination at that Position for a long time.His entire body-of-work over his playing career. I also love Brady, Montana, Staubach, Peyton, Brett Favre, Steve Young & Elway. All Phenomenal.

[@raycurlee5352]

This guy had eyes in the back of his head. The way he kept plays alive was masterful. He was like a dang football ninja. Was so blessed to grow up watching the greatest quarterback of all time leading my favorite team to so many victories. Thank you Dan . We miss you on the field.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Greatest pure passer to ever do it.

[@ezehogan]

I never saw the Beatles in concert, never seen a Van Gogh painting up close, never heard Frank Sinatra sing... but I saw Dan Marino throw a football and I can tell you that man was a master at his craft. Saying he was “great” doesn’t begin to do it justice.

[@jugjivan]

Back when people recognized a QBs greatness for what they brought to the field and not based off championships. This must be the last time in history when people recognized the sport as a team sport rather than it being all QB. Marino is the most talented passer of the ball the NFL has ever seen (and potentially ever will). If he played today he'd have 50+ TDs and 5500+ yards multiple times in his career. His 84 season would be 60+ TDs and 6000+ yards if he played today in that same run first offense or 70+ TDs and 7000+ yards if he played in todays offenses.

[@OverandOutChief1]

And if he played under Belichic? 8 Superbowls.

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

@@OverandOutChief1 how can you say that tho even tho he never even won a Super Bowl lol

[@OverandOutChief1]

@@ExchantedGammerPro Because metrics show defenses win Superbowls.

[@johnhatchel1372]

Tom Brady Brady wishes he was Dan Marino.

[@darkdante9]

Straight hatin' on Brady as if he wasn't great on the field aside from winning championships. Stfu

[@benmarino1913]

Played Quarterback growing up and in high school because of my last name. My family always rooted for Dan and the Dolphins!

[@jarret45]

Too bad you couldn't ball like Dan, or have hair as fresh.

[@benmarino1913]

@@jarret45 that hair was glorious!

[@ro-pn8oc]

His 84 szn was the best season by any player EVER.

[@zein9227]

Every now and then I come back and watch Dan Marino highlights.

[@anthonywest1536]

Greatest QB of all time. Some might think otherwise because obviously he didn’t win the big one but I don’t count rings in football like I do basketball because a lot has to go right for the QB & team to win a super bowl. NBA one player can take over an entire game & win it for you. Marino changed the game with his quick release & how defenders attacked QBs. Go back & watch the show he put on against the 85 bears he was just one of a kind.

[@johnballs1352]

@Legend__ 21 I'd say "best arm/talent" I mean FYTB does have 6, but Marino would be a baller in today's game so it's not really a fair comparison

[@rickeyeaster1176]

I love marino but at some point championships have to matter. Brady is the best and it hasn't been a discussion for awhile

[@michaeltester2537]

Not really the coaching and scheme have been the best Brady on another team would not have nearly so any rings. He'd still have a few he's that good but not Marino. Put Marino on the pats he'd have ten Rings

[@michaeltester2537]

@Legend__ 21 I get that, and I'm not downplaying Brady being amazing he's a legend period. I'm just saying Marino was handicapped by so many things that Brady wasn't.. Brady has had much much more talent and a scheme head coach combo to boot, let alone the rules that protect the QB.etc. I Mean I like Brady, but if I had a new franchise team to start, my first pick would be QB, and I'd rather have Marino to build around

[@thebeast2250]

Joe Montana is the greatest

[@larrychandler3565]

Dan Marnio had one of the best quick releases and so accurate, the 🐐🐐

[@cra2cra226]

What is a quick release?

[@thebeast2250]

@@cra2cra226 when you release the ball quick

[@larrychandler3565]

@@cra2cra226 how fast you can throw the ball

[@johnnybravoBoyah]

U mean the Only with the quickest release .....

[@raymonddersch4195]

Marino was putting up 2020 passing stats in the early 80's. When they actually played defense. When the running games reigned supreme. He was a cheat code QB. I'd loved to have seen him play in todays game.

[@nigelkhan9278]

I remember watching the 1983 NFL draft and was I crushed when the NY Jets drafted Ken O’Brien. Then I watched him destroy the league & NY Jets for decades. Marino would shatter all QB records with todays rules. GOAT quickest release of all time. The Mark Brothers were amazing.

[@Pendenskie555]

Watching makes me both incredibly happy and sad at the same time as a Dolphins fan.

[@005blue]

Man he was ahead of his time.

[@OverandOutChief1]

He is the precursor to all modern QBs. You have Peyton saying after Archie Manning, Marino was his favorite.

[@waltershattenkirk3087]

His down field vision is unmatched. His ability to deliver the ball into coverage is unmatched. When he threw to a receiver, he’d already looked off at least once.

[@roland7584]

I would think these so called abilities then would have been more than enough to have an overall passer rating better than 77 in the 18 games that mattered the most in his career. 10 postseasons, and only 1 with a passer rating over 100 and only 3 with a passer rating over 80. Where did all these magical skills go during those 18 games when it mattered most?

[@joan.oviedo7ace3]

There has been one player from each sport that I have IDOLIZED as players. In football, that dude is DAN MARINO. It was a joy to watch him play...unfortunately, he did not win it all.....never the less, it was a great ride.

[@johnortan1890]

Just entertainment, don't idolize it.

[@NotSoAverageJeff]

I’m a die hard Pats fan but man I love Dan Marino. Top 3 of all time at least.

[@MisterOrange1]

*top 10

[@alexfleming6304]

@@MisterOrange1 top 3 his game is any era. 2 bad knees and on one Achilles.

[@gnarlymcgnarlson6952]

If he played in this era of protected QB, he might of been the best ever.

[@edhardy1135]

Jason Balcaitis totally agree

[@michaeltester2537]

He didn't just have the quickest release, He was ungodly the way he tossed the ball into places very very few can even dream of.. Also a Master come back player, tough as nails. His vision I don't think anyone has matched till this day.

[@michaeltester2537]

Actually they compared marino md Rogers Marino has a faster release by far..#13 still the fastest release

[@garyhardy4865]

Jeff George was nowhere near being the QB that Marino has but his release was insane as well

[@Ilovedoingedits353]

I’m 43 years old da bills was always my favorite team and Dan Marino is still my favorite QB

[@richardarroyo5136]

At the end he was 5th all time But he was the 1st to do it when real football was played . IF Dan was playing in today's game there would be enough pages to fill the stat sheet. The greatest of all time Dan Marino #1

[@YoursAnonymously]

Would've loved to watch Dan Marino live. One of the greatest to ever do it.

[@egeo03]

Greatness is breaking records without trying to break records.

[@The-Dom]

Clayton and Duper were phenomenal.

[@SJM6791]

Danny, it was a privilege to watch you play my friend. I was 7 years old when I first saw you play and I’ve been a Dolphin’s fan ever since. In my opinion, Marino is the greatest passing QB in the history of the NFL.

[@AJ-wh6gg]

The greatest pure passer in history.

[@yeomane]

His deep ball was art

[@carlosmoran1366]

Just heard this podcast and Aikman was talking about his early years in the league, when he first became part of that legendary QB Club of the late 80's - early '90s. Now, Aikman came into the league in 1989, so the members of such club were guys like Elway, Montana, Kelly, Young, Esiason, Simms, etc. What Aikman said about the group was, literally: "Dan Marino was essentially the Frank Sinatra of that club. He was Chairman of the Board. Everybody just kind of huddle around Dan Marino". Marino was an alpha among alphas, and the guys who have him in the highest regard are not his fans, but his peers. An ex qb once said that if you polled all the QBs from the 80's and 90's to ask them who was the best QB to ever play, the overwhelming majority would say it was Dan Marino. And that's the highest compliment anyone can receive.

[@mets1617]

Well said!

[@joshchristian6101]

Growing up watching Marino is nothing like watching these highlights 20 years later. My god the laser like arm and accuracy was unreal.

[@savagesavant4964]

11 yrs is all it took him to break every record that mattered!

[@mikepelligrino6329]

Except the most important record. SB wins!

[@wickedbabayaga]

@@mikepelligrino6329 that's a team stat. tom brady's best super bowl performance in his career his team lost to the eagles.

[@mikepelligrino6329]

@@wickedbabayaga QB is the most important position. And a SB loss is NOT Brady's best performance LOL

[@wickedbabayaga]

@@mikepelligrino6329 Everything is important, QB has a lot less of an impact than you would think and are often carried in the postseason. QB has less of an impact than an individual basketball player, without a great OLine, a run threat, weapons, and a solid defense behind them they aren't winning anything. And yes, Tom Brady's best SB performance ever was against the Eagles which was a loss. 500 yards, 3 TDs and a QBR of about 90. In comparison Brady had 200 yards and a QBR of 82 against the Chiefs. Against the Rams he had 0 TDs, 1 INT, 262 yards and a QBR of 24. Putting lol in all caps isn't an argument.

[@mikepelligrino6329]

@@wickedbabayaga We'll have to agree to disagree. A QB is very important to win/loss like a pitcher in baseball. And a QB's best game is never a loss IMO. The only stat that matters is the W's.

[@Wildbilliv1820]

Pound for pound The Greatest QB of all time. If I had two wishes, I’d wish for World Peace and for Marino to win a Super Bowl

[@joejackson9295]

William Longworth IV Love it..

[@marcosflores8188]

The greatest QB to never win a SB. He was amazing to see play.

[@MrC77]

Ron Artest? He won a championship.

[@theknowitall4090]

The prettiest throw in football history. We will never see this again. Its the long, arms extended long release that is taught. Marino was compact, tall, up and out. Every kid should emulate Marino's throwing motion.

[@clementgeorge2449]

I went to Pitt with Dan Marino. He was a real nice guy in college. Anytime that I saw him, he was a mature beyond his years. Just a good guy!

[@goldcoast4667]

Retired 20 years ago , and they're still making videos of him. Was fun to watch.

[@Cvmanuel227]

My #1 Qb of all time. Rings have some say but overall rings are a team accomplishment but side by side and throw for throw I'm going with dapper Dan! Giants fan by the way

[@leeleestonecipher5199]

The best pure passer ever.

[@Zach-lv5qs]

That's funny, because as a Dolphins fan, I'd go with Brady...

[@nihilist2434]

@@Zach-lv5qs well that's you I want someone who doesn't go 16 and perfect and loses to a QB who probably won't even make the HOF

[@Zach-lv5qs]

@@nihilist2434 That was a low scoring game, especially considering the historically great offense the Patriots had that year. With that being said, I think it's grossly misleading to say "Brady lost to a QB who probably won't make the HOF." It's not that simple, football is the ultimate team game. If we are going to be specific in regards to what Brady failed to equalize in that game, it would be the defensive line and scheme of the Giants that year. Go back and peep the defensive game plan, execution, and overall performance in that game by the Giants defense.

[@Zach-lv5qs]

@@nihilist2434 Besides, using that same logic, I'd rather not go with a guy who failed to win a single super bowl. There's more to being a quarterback than hitting the numbers and having a cannon. As a Dolphins fan, Marino was a complainer. There were departments where he lacked as a leader, period.

[@DarkCode]

If the dolphins had a defense he would have won 17 Superbowls. GOAT!!! Miss you Dan.

[@pp3k3jamail]

What's weird is the Dolphins had a good defense Marino's first year in 83 and they had the number one defense in the league in 82 but. Happens is when you're a conservative offensive team like the Dolphins were before Marino you rely on defense ball control and field position. You get a great quarterback and your offense all of a sudden starts putting up points on the board on a regular basis your defense tends to take a hit. I went all teams San Francisco in the '80s and 90s always had a real good offense and a top five defense. Then you have teams like the Chargers under Dan fouts that had a great offense absolutely no defense

[@DrVanNostrand01]

Marino would throw for 8 billion yards in today's game.

[@joshuayettou3552]

I was born in West Palm Beach, Florida (which is only an hour north of Miami) and grew up watching and loving Dan Marino and the Dolphins. I did end up moving to the DC area at a young age and couldn't help but falling in love with the burgundy and gold but I still root for the Dolphins for the AFC and still check up on what they are up to. Dan Marino was like a hero and a legend down there in South Florida. He was such a phenomenal talent and so fun to watch and witness. Thanks for uploading this video, it made my morning. 😃

[@NFLVault]

Thank you for sharing you memories!

[@RyanLBrown9396]

His throws were so beautiful.

[@nightcross1030]

His spirals were never all that tight, but the angle of delivery was always spot on. Truly a special talent.

[@devilzdandruff9199]

His running and scrambling ability is what put him in the hall of fame. Such a gifted runner.. never caught from behind.

[@akeemmickles6437]

Idc he'll always be the GOAT to me he did every major qb accomplishment FIRST 5000 yards in the 80s wtf mann wayyyyy ahead of his time

[@mr.love_doctor1272]

That mans release😍😍

[@milton1448]

Best Arm Talent I've ever seen.

[@thomasspitaletto5341]

I'm glad that I was part of the Marino generation.

[@meechrawls]

accuracy and ball placement on a different level. dude was special

[@ToneRetroGaming]

10:29 ppl forget Marino was known for making DTs look silly with his side steps inside rushes were useless against him before he tore his Achilles.

[@dennisrappenecker9846]

no joke, dude never got sacked, despite hardly ever scrambling, eyes in the back of his head. Sacked 5 times in the SB, 6 times the whole '88 season. Anybody but that stacked '84 SF defense, he would have a ring. bummer

[@ToneRetroGaming]

@@dennisrappenecker9846 yeah that was horrible luck to match up with them that year, but as a Dolphin fan and being old enough to remember the year the Bears won it all is the year I think Marino had his best chance. I was very young when it happened but I still can't believe they lost that '85 AFC championship to the Patriots. It was supposed to be a Bears Dolphins rematch in the Super Bowl.

[@ShiggyMiyamo]

He has the record for most pass attempt without sack. At 759(which is insanity, especially for the 80's), it'll never be broken by anyone.

[@Ducatipete]

The '84 Dolphins offense was one of my favourites of all time to watch. That's pretty high praise coming from a Bills fan!

[@lightyagami3492]

10:50 that's a no look pass!! 😵😵

[@savagesavant4964]

Damn, you're right!

[@BurghFinsFan]

6:31 guy is literally right in his face, he throws off balance and still delivers a 30 yard laser. Unreal.

[@vitor2650]

Greatest passer in NFL history bar none. The only QB I would draft ahead of him is TB12 just because of his longevity.

[@doc-holliday-]

Marino set the TD record at 48 in a era when the previous record was 37. Even though the nfl has DRASTICALLY changed in favor of the offense and passing offense in general. 35 years later and his record has only been beaten 4 times and only once by more then 2.

[@alexfleming6304]

Remember you could still play defense then

[@steve5150mrscary]

The best to ever throw a football. Great man and athlete on and off the field. Love him

[@zionnewkirk4838]

Form= Perfect Footwork= Perfect Release= Up and Out, no wasted movement, Perfect.🔥🔥🔥

[@vecumex9466]

Marino simply the GOAT

[@bobbyjoe1111]

The release at 0:37 is just unreal

[@bishopman2308]

I am honored to have been able to watch Marino play. He was a awesome quarterback, definitely one of the best ever.

[@kaalen24]

Who could have downvoted this? The greatest pure passer and in the conversation of greatest quarterback of all time. No question.