What I like most about this video and having been a QB in my younger days is that they included some of Marino's beautiful passes that was dropped. I remember as a kid the feeling of throwing the most perfect pass even though the receiver had dropped it.
As good as any QB to ever to lace em up. Watching him throw the ball was a thing of beauty. I am. Giants Fan and he is still my second favorite player of all time outside of LT...
these throws are sick....favorite is 18:14.......man in his face......Wr completely covered.....throw side arm strike to mcduffie......Oj probably didnt even see the ball till it magically hit his hands.
Only one close is Jim Kelly. Joe Namath or Bob Griese is a distant third. Can't think of any other Hall of Fame worthy QBs to ever play in that division.
TheDynamicJAB Really? I’ve been watching the NFL since 1990 and I’ve never been impressed with Brady. I’ve been impressed with Belichick and the fact no one cares that they cheated.
I've seen every QB over 50 years and to me Marino was above them all. There are throws that all the others just cant consistently make. I think he was a victim of his own genius in some ways.
Agree. Marino would’ve been back to Super Bowls in the 1990s w/just a little more help & more flexible coaching. But Duper & Clayton were 2 truly special receivers who should be in the Hall w/Dan & Eric Green was acquired as a free agent & would’ve been the Gronk of his day if he had stayed healthy. Marino is one of my favorites of all time because I saw him play in college.it was an older style where the QB had to be willing to take many massive hits in exchange for completing big passes.
Manning are Rodgers have way better seasons than marino. His best season is 48 and 17 with Rodgers having a 45 and 6 season and Manning having a 55 and 10 at age 37. I’m sure if Marino played today his numbers would be even better
@@VaginasIayer why would I just say that for no reason? I’m a huge green bay and Rodgers fan. It’s simple, Marino was the best pure passer of the football. He held records in a era that didn’t favor the offence
I don't know anyone else who can make throws into impossible tight windows and do it with such little effort. Extremely underrated and easily a top 5 qb ever.
Agree 100%. And...Six touchdowns, 469 passing yards and 21 point 4th quarter comeback against a favored opponent on their home field is a good way to start to the next chapter in Miami Dolphins history.
The clips you see here are low quality samples likely taken from VHS Extended Play recordings. The original broadcast quality was far better (but obviously inferior to HD).
What you need to explain to people is the real definition of what a qb is. People don’t understand a qb who makes throws that are instant TD’s, already in route where the wr doesn’t need to accrue YAC yards (Yards After Catch). He always has led the league in fewest adjusted yards traveled on a pass attempts in air. That’s what Tom Brady’s system has always been predicated on, getting WRs to clear the field by having DBs cover the WRs to throw to the underneath matchups now that the fields been cleared up. Perfect case is getting linebackers in mismatches against the RBs.That’s how they get so many yards for so many years doing screen passes, rub routes, pick routes, in and out routes mostly to slot wrs and especially the RB’s. That’s what separates a true QB from system QB. One has arm talent with accurate precision and power while the other relies on screens and check downs for YAC yards.
Water Dealer those are as qualified as having Stephen Curry a finals mvp at this point with all the facts out and their cheating. It’s an award the winning team always gets and since casual fans and the media think the qb plays every position including offense and defense, the qb gets the participation trophy in the case it comes to the patriots. A real qb is someone like Patrick Mahomes. Brady would have FOLDED against the niners front 4.
so does that mean joe montana is a system QB? joe barely has any arm strength and relies on the YAC due to the west coast philosophy of throwing it short and let your play makers do damage on the run. IMO the brady system and joe Montana system is the smartest styles of play in Football, taking what your opponent gives you instead of airing it out. joe got 4 and brady 7. Marino despite the most talented thrower of the football got zero.
Yes Barry, all these incredible plays that only an all-time great quarterback could make are something to behold, but Marino never motivated his defense to win championships for him like Tom Brady did so he was a horrible leader who didn't want to win enough and he SUCKS!
Tom Brady works really hard to try to throw the ball like Dan Marino and he never will. That's not a knock on Brady either. He is a phenomenal QB and arguably the best. Marino didn't win championships, not because he wasn't a great motivator. He didn't win championships because his Dolphin teams were not as great as Brady's New England teams. Also, Because of Marino's talents and the excitement he created in the league with the numbers he put up, the league made rule changes to make it easier to pass. Passing led to ratings. Don't forget some of the highest rated Monday Night games of the 80s and 90s were Dolphin games. That's why your boy, Brady, was able to put up pretty big numbers. Marino threw for 5,084 yards and over 40 tds (48 and 44) in an era where no one even came close. Finally, once again, talented teams win Super bowls. The game of football is never about one player. I think the Patriots have made it a point to build great teams. Something the Dolphins couldn't do in the 80s and 90s.
Tom Brady, the ultimate system QB with average talent who cant take hits, wouldn't last 2 seasons as a starter in the 80s-90s era. Tom can be replaced by anyone who can throw 10 yard accurate passes. If Brady were the QB of 70% of other teams in the league, he would be lucky to make the first round.
@@gregtrust5599 But tom brady still has more rings so what you said doesnt matter, hes not overrated its called BEING GOOD AT FOOTBALL. There's a huge difference between the 2 if he was so overrated he wouldnt have any rings cause hed be a blow out but he's not so keep getting mad at the goat
Dude would win every year. -you can't hit the receivers -top ten defenses every year -1,000 yard rushers -Getting Moss in 07 -Gronk and Hernandez in 10 Goodness it would be insane
Give me Dan Marino over any QB in NFL history. He dominated an era where it was a lot harder to throw the ball and owned every record in the book by a mile. The only QBs of the modern era that would be able to compete with him are Peyton Manning, Patrick Mahomes, and Aaron Rodgers.
That really is hilarious Claude. You Brady Cult members are pathetic. I didn't even mention him and you still bring him up. There is a reason why Jamies Winston managed to throw for 5,000 yards last season (would have been a record before 2011), despite being legally blind. It is because the era he plays in is soft. The rules are soft. Passing the ball is easy. Dak freaking Prescott is on track to throw for over 6k! The numbers are ridiculously inflated. Back in the 80s it was a lot tougher to throw the ball and Marino shattered every record. When you adjust for inflation it has been proven that Marino still holds every record. If he played today when you can't so much as touch a QBs shoulder pad or make contact with a receiver without drawing a foul, he would dominate. As for Systom. He was a talentless 6th round pick without Belichick. To suggest he would have the same success in an era where they played real football, and without his savior Bill Belichick is ludicrous. Systom would not be fit to lace Montana, Elway, Marino, or Staubach's cleats if he were to play in the late 20th century without Bill bailing him out.
Claude Abraham It’s easy compared to 30 years ago yes. Since you keep bringing up Brady. QB wins are a team stat and Brady is a system QB. The Super Bowl wins were all down to Belichick and the rest of the team. Brady is a system QB and if you don’t believe me I suggest you look at the channel belonging to the guy who posted this video because he goes into more detail and analysis than anybody else possibly could. He’s a dink and dunk, throw a 50/50 ball to Moss or Gronk player and if you put him in Marino’s or Elway’s team from that era he’d be exposed for what he is. Which is a system QB.
@@The50YardLine I would add that other QBs are putting up similar number to the best in the league even Ryan Tannehill threw for over 4000 yrds in today's NFL. The rules are different and Marino would have godlike numbers today, but in the end Championships are about the total package and defense.
@@claudeabraham2347 You obviously believe that Football is an individual sport where only the QB wins Championships. Statistically Marino did dominate his era. He didn’t win championships because his team sucked. As for Belichick being Brady’s saviour. He absolutely is. Brady abandoned a sinking ship in New England that was trash in 2019, finishing the season 4-5. Brady was trash in 2020 when faced with any pressure whatsoever. He’s lucky that his defense and the refs bailed him out when he played like complete shit in the Divisional and championship round of the playoffs. 3 interceptions in one half and he still won. Typical Brady luck. He’s lucky that in the Super Bowl the Bucs O and D line dominated the LOS. He’s lucky that the refs had a hard on for him and gifted his team 14 points. Open your eyes LOL
That’s what a VHS tape looks like after 30 years. When it originally aired it was much clearer than the footage we have now. If you watch an old super bowl on NFL network or a classic game, that’s how it actually looked at the time
@@claudeabraham2347 Jimmy Johnson was a decent coach, too. Neither of them won a Super Bowl with Marino, who had one of those two guys as his head coach his entire career. Hence my joke about him being let down by poor coaching.
@@claudeabraham2347 Trent Dilfer never posted even a 3 thousand yard season, most of his career he threw more ints than tds, his qb rating was lower than 80 throughout most of his career. his best season was probably 1997 and even for the time it was below average. This is the reason I think he is a "trash" QB.
It's a shame that Marino was never able to play good enough to help his team win the S.B. But as a result he Never Reached The Pinnacle of His Profession.
Marino has a 8-10 career playoff record including ONE playoff win away from Miami in his entire career. In each of his first five playoff losses, he threw two interceptions and posted a passer rating under 80. His career passer rating in the playoffs (77.4) is almost 10 points lower than his career rating in the regular season. In his 10 career playoff losses, Marino lead the Dolphins to an avg of 14 ppg. But Marino fans will just keep going on and on blaming the defense.. nevermind the offense. Marino was highly overrated when it mattered most.
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I think the most impressive thing about Marino is that he was making these plays back when the world was all blurry and muffled
Yeah, but not black and white, so he's not Otto Graham.
Freakin awesome! No one has ever, nor will they ever throw a football like that!
Underrated footwork.
The best footwork ever.
The amazing thing is seeing how aggressive the DBs were back then. They were mugging the receivers
Agreed
90% of these passes are special throws that most QBs can’t make. Greatest pure passer ever
agrreed, mr dink and dunk especailly
Only one is Rodgers
I lived thru every moment. Caught every game. I am still in awe of that man.
Lucky… sports at its best!
This dude was the best thrower ever. No question. There is 100 throws on just this video nobody makes.
agreed
Rodgers can do this too but Marino made many great throws which were dropped by his inferior receiver squad
Also I’d like to think Mahomes can make these throws too… and Herbert
What I like most about this video and having been a QB in my younger days is that they included some of Marino's beautiful passes that was dropped. I remember as a kid the feeling of throwing the most perfect pass even though the receiver had dropped it.
Watching Marino through the football is simply the most beautiful thing in all of sports. It’s pure poetry!!!
THROW use proper grammar.
@@Michael-dj9zq you really did that?! Haha 😂
Your a special won! 🖕🏼😂😂😂
this is the ultimate marino highlight reel. I really miss watching this man throw the ball.
At 3:45... That release was fast AF!!!
@@claudeabraham2347 to bad the NFL turned into a flag football league
1:15. Explain that throw. unreal.
So you see, Marino's a fucking GOD
The way he wound his arm back before he threw was crazy!
He makes Aaron Rodgers look like Derek Carr
Great video! Proves why he is the greatest passer in the history of game.
There shouldn't be an argument on this topic. Marino is the greatest passer of all time.
As good as any QB to ever to lace em up. Watching him throw the ball was a thing of beauty. I am. Giants Fan and he is still my second favorite player of all time outside of LT...
Although not as classy as LT to be fair...
Marino's so good the broadcast can't pick up the ball half the time
Jesus his release was quick
This dude is unbelievable...He has to be the best Quarterback that ever lived...No one else can make these throws, its incredible
these throws are sick....favorite is 18:14.......man in his face......Wr completely covered.....throw side arm strike to mcduffie......Oj probably didnt even see
the ball till it magically hit his hands.
Best QB to ever play in the afc East by a mile
Only one close is Jim Kelly. Joe Namath or Bob Griese is a distant third. Can't think of any other Hall of Fame worthy QBs to ever play in that division.
@@jamesmeuwissen7823 As a Phins fan even I have to ask, Brady?
TheDynamicJAB Really? I’ve been watching the NFL since 1990 and I’ve never been impressed with Brady. I’ve been impressed with Belichick and the fact no one cares that they cheated.
@@bobbybrown5196 So you've been watching since 90, and you're so sure about Griese and Namath over Brady?
Wrong guy, my bad.
the difficulty of his passes are insane. 90% are unadvisable to even attempt. he was magnificent
because he had a strong arm
@@jmgonzales7701 with pinpoint accuracy, an unbelievable release and tremendous arc on the ball
If only Dan Marino Played on Defense to motivate his team, then he would’ve won 15 Super Bowls
So the qb who's on offense is responsible for motivating the defense and not the players/coaches/coordinators? Sounds legit
I always give credit to the quarterback whenever a defensive player makes the Pro Bowl...
@@rickb3603 it was a joke lmao
@@razz1edazz1e6 Me too lol
@@claudeabraham2347 yeh not, 27 and a half.
How many balls he whizzed right by defenders ears it’s insane. So ahead of his time it’s not even funny.
He made throwing the football an art form. Beautiful to watch.
because he had a strong arm
One of the best to ever sling it. You don't need to dissect each of his decisions to see why he is so great, Dan just shoves it down your throat
PAUSE!!😂😂
Best video of dan out there. Chidhood hero
There's no way you watch this video and not end up absolutely convinced that Dan Marino was the best QB to ever play. It's an impossibility
I've seen every QB over 50 years and to me Marino was above them all. There are throws that all the others just cant consistently make. I think he was a victim of his own genius in some ways.
The best QBs win Superbowls
Trent Dilfer?@@joshmartin682
That was like having tiramisu, ice cream and a bucket of M&Ms for dessert. Just too much sweetness. 25+ minutes of just insane throwing ability!
The last throw hurt bro. I bet if Brady was playing he would have encouraged the Dolphins defense not to give up 62 points
Damn I thought Rodgers had it bad but damn that shit said 41 to 6 in the 2nd 😂
Maybe Marino shouldn’t have thrown all those ints.
Him and Dan Marino are the most talented quarterbacks ever. Too bad they both have never had enough help throughout their careers like Brady.
Help doesn’t guarantee wins
@@fivehundrediq5212 having 14 top 10 defences definitely helps 👍
Brady is clutch. Marino is not.
@@philipskOkay casual
hahaha go smoke some weed@@philipsk
Man I wish he played today
james meuwissen he would blow everyone away today including #15 of the chiefs.
@@dannyboy6332 yup. If you adjust his 1984 numbers to today's passing numbers, he'd have almost 6000 yards and 54 TDs
james meuwissen they actually done that and it was 64 tds and 6850 yards. I found it a few weeks ago
@@claudeabraham2347 almost like it's a team sport
Just imagine Marino with Gronk or Moss.
Agree. Marino would’ve been back to Super Bowls in the 1990s w/just a little more help & more flexible coaching. But Duper & Clayton were 2 truly special receivers who should be in the Hall w/Dan & Eric Green was acquired as a free agent & would’ve been the Gronk of his day if he had stayed healthy. Marino is one of my favorites of all time because I saw him play in college.it was an older style where the QB had to be willing to take many massive hits in exchange for completing big passes.
Or me
The greatest passer of all time - and it isn't even close.
paul b...its a fair statement..i wont argue with u...lol
Manning are Rodgers have way better seasons than marino. His best season is 48 and 17 with Rodgers having a 45 and 6 season and Manning having a 55 and 10 at age 37. I’m sure if Marino played today his numbers would be even better
@@VaginasIayer Marino said that if he played in this era he would throw for 60 touchdowns and 6000 yards, and honestly, I believe him
@@notyouraveragetomato3094 sure buddy
@@VaginasIayer why would I just say that for no reason? I’m a huge green bay and Rodgers fan. It’s simple, Marino was the best pure passer of the football. He held records in a era that didn’t favor the offence
Aliens dropped that guy off
I don't know anyone else who can make throws into impossible tight windows and do it with such little effort. Extremely underrated and easily a top 5 qb ever.
Agree 100%. And...Six touchdowns, 469 passing yards and 21 point 4th quarter comeback against a favored opponent on their home field is a good way to start to the next chapter in Miami Dolphins history.
His release was quicker than a rattlesnake strike!!
Dan the man! When the defensive backs could literally mob the receiver the entire pattern until the ball was in the air.
The best to ever play the position! GOAT
16:14 What the hell was that? Unbelievable!
"Marino drops back. He sets. He fires..."
Easily the best pure passer of all time
The truth about this video is Dan Marino is so great Barry has nothing to say 😩 it’s actually very cannon to the channel
Goat
Incredible!!!!
HD certainly is a revolutionary invention
The clips you see here are low quality samples likely taken from VHS Extended Play recordings. The original broadcast quality was far better (but obviously inferior to HD).
But does he kiss his son on the lips like Tom Brady?
wtf?
Fr
😂
His deep throws looks like a quick flick of the wrist for him
What you need to explain to people is the real definition of what a qb is. People don’t understand a qb who makes throws that are instant TD’s, already in route where the wr doesn’t need to accrue YAC yards (Yards After Catch). He always has led the league in fewest adjusted yards traveled on a pass attempts in air.
That’s what Tom Brady’s system has always been predicated on, getting WRs to clear the field by having DBs cover the WRs to throw to the underneath matchups now that the fields been cleared up. Perfect case is getting linebackers in mismatches against the RBs.That’s how they get so many yards for so many years doing screen passes, rub routes, pick routes, in and out routes mostly to slot wrs and especially the RB’s. That’s what separates a true QB from system QB. One has arm talent with accurate precision and power while the other relies on screens and check downs for YAC yards.
Water Dealer those are as qualified as having Stephen Curry a finals mvp at this point with all the facts out and their cheating. It’s an award the winning team always gets and since casual fans and the media think the qb plays every position including offense and defense, the qb gets the participation trophy in the case it comes to the patriots. A real qb is someone like Patrick Mahomes. Brady would have FOLDED against the niners front 4.
@@RebelRager88 What you explained is basically in every NFL playbook stupid
so does that mean joe montana is a system QB? joe barely has any arm strength and relies on the YAC due to the west coast philosophy of throwing it short and let your play makers do damage on the run. IMO the brady system and joe Montana system is the smartest styles of play in Football, taking what your opponent gives you instead of airing it out. joe got 4 and brady 7. Marino despite the most talented thrower of the football got zero.
Wish they could make these vids in HD
24:54 was on a 4th and 10 play. The onions on Marino
Yes Barry, all these incredible plays that only an all-time great quarterback could make are something to behold, but Marino never motivated his defense to win championships for him like Tom Brady did so he was a horrible leader who didn't want to win enough and he SUCKS!
greg trust facts
Dan Marino is the GOAT
Tom Brady works really hard to try to throw the ball like Dan Marino and he never will. That's not a knock on Brady either. He is a phenomenal QB and arguably the best. Marino didn't win championships, not because he wasn't a great motivator. He didn't win championships because his Dolphin teams were not as great as Brady's New England teams. Also, Because of Marino's talents and the excitement he created in the league with the numbers he put up, the league made rule changes to make it easier to pass. Passing led to ratings. Don't forget some of the highest rated Monday Night games of the 80s and 90s were Dolphin games. That's why your boy, Brady, was able to put up pretty big numbers. Marino threw for 5,084 yards and over 40 tds (48 and 44) in an era where no one even came close. Finally, once again, talented teams win Super bowls. The game of football is never about one player. I think the Patriots have made it a point to build great teams. Something the Dolphins couldn't do in the 80s and 90s.
Tom Brady, the ultimate system QB with average talent who cant take hits, wouldn't last 2 seasons as a starter in the 80s-90s era.
Tom can be replaced by anyone who can throw 10 yard accurate passes.
If Brady were the QB of 70% of other teams in the league, he would be lucky to make the first round.
@@gregtrust5599 But tom brady still has more rings so what you said doesnt matter, hes not overrated its called BEING GOOD AT FOOTBALL. There's a huge difference between the 2 if he was so overrated he wouldnt have any rings cause hed be a blow out but he's not so keep getting mad at the goat
Imagine if this guy had the Patriots system during his career
6-8 rings easy
Claude Abraham , he’s better then Tom Brady ..... Tom Brady has 6 rings. So logic tells me
greg trust , I agree
Dude would win every year.
-you can't hit the receivers
-top ten defenses every year
-1,000 yard rushers
-Getting Moss in 07
-Gronk and Hernandez in 10
Goodness it would be insane
8:00 I wish all the clips were like this one… actually I wish watching NFL was always from this perspective
And having instant replays like 8:07
10:30 is how I always thought of Marino, now I know he can do even more. Thank you Barry
Give me Dan Marino over any QB in NFL history. He dominated an era where it was a lot harder to throw the ball and owned every record in the book by a mile. The only QBs of the modern era that would be able to compete with him are Peyton Manning, Patrick Mahomes, and Aaron Rodgers.
That really is hilarious Claude. You Brady Cult members are pathetic. I didn't even mention him and you still bring him up. There is a reason why Jamies Winston managed to throw for 5,000 yards last season (would have been a record before 2011), despite being legally blind. It is because the era he plays in is soft. The rules are soft. Passing the ball is easy. Dak freaking Prescott is on track to throw for over 6k! The numbers are ridiculously inflated. Back in the 80s it was a lot tougher to throw the ball and Marino shattered every record. When you adjust for inflation it has been proven that Marino still holds every record. If he played today when you can't so much as touch a QBs shoulder pad or make contact with a receiver without drawing a foul, he would dominate.
As for Systom. He was a talentless 6th round pick without Belichick. To suggest he would have the same success in an era where they played real football, and without his savior Bill Belichick is ludicrous. Systom would not be fit to lace Montana, Elway, Marino, or Staubach's cleats if he were to play in the late 20th century without Bill bailing him out.
Claude Abraham It’s easy compared to 30 years ago yes. Since you keep bringing up Brady. QB wins are a team stat and Brady is a system QB. The Super Bowl wins were all down to Belichick and the rest of the team. Brady is a system QB and if you don’t believe me I suggest you look at the channel belonging to the guy who posted this video because he goes into more detail and analysis than anybody else possibly could.
He’s a dink and dunk, throw a 50/50 ball to Moss or Gronk player and if you put him in Marino’s or Elway’s team from that era he’d be exposed for what he is. Which is a system QB.
Claude Abraham And at least you’re being respectful with your argument. I can’t say the same for most of the Brady cult and Patriot fans
@@The50YardLine I would add that other QBs are putting up similar number to the best in the league even Ryan Tannehill threw for over 4000 yrds in today's NFL. The rules are different and Marino would have godlike numbers today, but in the end Championships are about the total package and defense.
@@claudeabraham2347 You obviously believe that Football is an individual sport where only the QB wins Championships. Statistically Marino did dominate his era. He didn’t win championships because his team sucked.
As for Belichick being Brady’s saviour. He absolutely is. Brady abandoned a sinking ship in New England that was trash in 2019, finishing the season 4-5. Brady was trash in 2020 when faced with any pressure whatsoever. He’s lucky that his defense and the refs bailed him out when he played like complete shit in the Divisional and championship round of the playoffs. 3 interceptions in one half and he still won. Typical Brady luck.
He’s lucky that in the Super Bowl the Bucs O and D line dominated the LOS.
He’s lucky that the refs had a hard on for him and gifted his team 14 points.
Open your eyes LOL
That play at 16:11 fool no one lol. "Dolphins aren't running the ball"
Amazing arm but watching him run is funny. Marino had lead shoes.
they called him mudslide
Will forever be the greatest quarterback of all time to ever be kidnapped by a transexual in a Hollywood movie
Before Mahomes there was Marino.
lol mahomes isn't even in the conversation
Lol wut? Mahomes is no Marino
Marino with a deep ball to left center field!!!!
3:07 he flat footed that throw. all arm
These throws are greater if shown in a 16:9 aspect ratio lol .. but of course that wasnt around back then
That throw at 645
Bro, the camera can barely keep up!!!🤣🤣
its truly sad that he didnt win a ring. he was easily the best QB of the 1983 draft. eat arbys
How can people watch this and think Tom Fraudy’s better than him
Holy Toledo
A shotgun arm and great recievers
He doesn't play defense tho. James Harden of the NFL 😴😴😴😴😴
Harden doesn't play defense either
He kinda can't....
@@xecuter87 how do you not see that this is clearly a joke?
Ditto
@@xecuter87 make it look better then
You should do the ultimate Troy Aikman inspiring Emmitt Smith to win 3 Super Bowls
I wish TV quality wasn’t so shit back then
6:04 literally saving this for myself because this throw is disgusting
Edit- also 13:40
Crazy
Too bad the video isn’t better quality 😢
Makes Aaron Rodgers look like Derek Carr
So false lol. Marino looks a little better from the pocket, but Rodgers shits on Marino as far as ability to throw off balance/on the run
15:29 "What the fuck is goin on?" Turn it up you can hear someone say it.
Rocket for an arm
0:26
...Good Grief 😐
Which pixel is Marino? How did we even watch this blurry TV it looks like the bottom of a pint glass.
That’s what a VHS tape looks like after 30 years. When it originally aired it was much clearer than the footage we have now. If you watch an old super bowl on NFL network or a classic game, that’s how it actually looked at the time
fckn crybaby iphone sucker over here
Steph Curry video?
Not a system qb scene
He is the system
So you're telling me the coach was telling him to throw short and he said fuck it?
Bet you feel pretty stupid rn
Holey Moley
Holy shit it’s just a normal video
It's too bad Marino never had a good coach.
@@claudeabraham2347 Which part did you need me to repeat?
@@claudeabraham2347 Jimmy Johnson was a decent coach, too. Neither of them won a Super Bowl with Marino, who had one of those two guys as his head coach his entire career. Hence my joke about him being let down by poor coaching.
Dan Marino is great, but he's no Dan Marino..
Trent Dilfer Over Marino
1-0
@@claudeabraham2347 no
@@claudeabraham2347 That's a team stat. It was impressive for Tampa and Baltimore that they won despite Dilfer being a trash QB.
@@claudeabraham2347 I call Dilfer a trash QB because I actually watch football
@@claudeabraham2347 Trent Dilfer never posted even a 3 thousand yard season, most of his career he threw more ints than tds, his qb rating was lower than 80 throughout most of his career. his best season was probably 1997 and even for the time it was below average. This is the reason I think he is a "trash" QB.
@@claudeabraham2347
1994 TB 5 2 38 82 46.3 433 5.3 1 6 36.3
1995 TB 16 16 224 415 54.0 2,774 6.7 4 18 60.1
1996 TB 16 16 267 482 55.4 2,859 5.9 12 19 64.8
1997 TB 16 16 217 386 56.2 2,555 6.6 21 11 82.8
1998 TB 16 16 225 429 52.4 2,729 6.4 21 15 74.0
1999 TB 10 10 146 244 59.8 1,619 6.6 11 11 75.8
2000 BAL 11 8 134 226 59.3 1,502 6.6 12 11 76.6
2001 SEA 6 4 73 122 59.8 1,014 8.3 7 4 92.0
2002 SEA 6 6 94 168 56.0 1,182 7.0 4 6 71.1
2003 SEA 5 0 4 8 50.0 31 3.9 1 1 59.9
2004 SEA 5 2 25 58 43.1 333 5.7 1 3 46.1
2005 CLE 11 11 199 333 59.8 2,321 7.0 11 12 76.9
2007 SF 7 6 113 219 51.6 1,166 6.3 7 12 55.1
Career 130 113 1,759 3,172 55.5 20,518 6.5 113 129 70.2
NOT an average quarterback. He lucked out with great defenses that carried him to a Super Bowl win.
It's a shame that Marino was never able to play good enough to help his team win the S.B. But as a result he Never Reached The Pinnacle of His Profession.
You mean his team never reached the pinnacle. He was and will always be the best QB ....
Sandra, keep your worthless opinion to yourself.
Marino wouldn't have lasted in the more physical 80s and 90s
dude literally had all day long to throw it
Watch the video again, the pocket would collapse and he still made a perfect throw.
Marino? More like Ma-ringless-no. Amirite?
Confusing team accolades with individuals....
Why isnt he handing the ball off? Why is he so selfish??😡😡😭😭
This guy is worse than Trent Dilfer and Brad Johnson. Also, Jim Plunkett and Eli Manning are better than Rodgers and Brees.
Marino has a 8-10 career playoff record including ONE playoff win away from Miami in his entire career. In each of his first five playoff losses, he threw two interceptions and posted a passer rating under 80. His career passer rating in the playoffs (77.4) is almost 10 points lower than his career rating in the regular season. In his 10 career playoff losses, Marino lead the Dolphins to an avg of 14 ppg. But Marino fans will just keep going on and on blaming the defense.. nevermind the offense. Marino was highly overrated when it mattered most.
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