#25: Dan Marino | The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players (2010) |
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48 touchdowns is actually quite staggering considering it was 1984
ThePacemaker45 Good even now, IMO Marino got a lot of his yards because he had no defense to speak of = more time on offense and more possibilities of throwing for more yards and TDs
Poor defence made it harder to reach and win superbowl
2 years later, he threw 44 touchdowns on a team that did not make playoffs..,..
True that it’s hard for someone to throw 48 touchdowns in this day and age so yeah I agree
Also 5084 yards, a feat qbs today have not achieved.
Marino was also statistically the hardest quarterback to sack per pass attempt ever with the lightning release
Yup. It’s exactly why the bears couldn’t beat him in that ‘85 season.
@@BadMoonRising92 he beat the Bears because their defense is flawed against the short passing game. That’s why no one plays a that defense anymore. It would get destroyed in 2021.
He & Peyton Manning are tied for best sack rate
@@JoeMACofNAC ur definitely right
Nat Moore destroyed them on those slants in that game!
Another reason is QB mechanics/footwork wasn’t as good, so most quarterbacks had trouble being accurate of their back foot
Except marino lol!
25 is an insult. He changed the game . If he played today he would throw for 65 touchdowns probably 6000 yards. Bill walsh called him a phenomenon .There hasn't been anyone close to him since.
davh10 and he did this back when defenses were brutal and running the football was the key to victory
davh10 probably more like 5000 with 50 tds
davh10 plus he used roids
wrong
davh10 LMAO boy grab this L right quick. the pass defenses in this day and age are way better
If he had a top 5 defense and top 10 Running game like Montana had every year. He would have like 4-5 Super Bowls.
Yeah
Exactly
+K-Team Sports so true
Legitimate question, how many Super Bowls would Marino have won with the Patriots teams of the last 15 years? Joe Montana with those teams? Just curious your opinion
+Maxwell Hammond 3 rings he would have but no Dolphins fans like the pats
The best pure passer in NFL history, bar none.
Aaron Rodgers dude
According to what?
@@hdqb2813 Fact
Thats a fact! You young folk, can you even take into perspective, what 48 td was, in that era? Probably equivalent to brees, manning, or brady, throwing for 65 or 70 nowa days! You cant touch the qb or receiver in this era!
That’s amusing since none of us know each other’s age. People have the 1984 version of Marino branded in their mind, as if that was who he was for an entire career.
I've been a Patriots fan for 43 years and I'm a huge Brady fan hi Dan Marino was by far the best passer I've seen in my whole life he had an absolute rifle of an arm.
Well said,very true.Coming from a devout Brady fan,that speaks volumes,your impartial and obviously know your football, cheers.
@@user-rw9rj9yz7h cheers to you also
48 touchdowns in 84 is like 65 in today’s game.
It's alot
There's never been a more passionate and competitive QB in the NFL. The guy was simply awesome to watch play the game. It was a pleasure to watch you play football Mr. Marino. My Dolphins haven't been the same since you retired.
Probably the best pure passer in NFL history. I'm a Bills fan so I always rooted against Miami in those days but Dan Marino could throw a football better than anyone I've ever seen. Him and Jim Kelly of the Bills had some great duels in the late 80's and 90's
Criminally underrated. Easily a Top 3 QB of all time.
JL-CptAtom tom brady overrated add system player marino top 3 Montana and manning
@JL-CptAtom
1. Joe Montana
2. Peyton Manning
3. John Elway
4. Dan Marino
5. Tom Brady/Drew Brees
@@drekball7245 System player? You egg! To win 6 superbowls takes more than just being a system player but I guess you think its like Madden out there
He's not underrated at all lol... Top 10 qb all tim
@JL-CptAtom tom Brady is defenetily not the goat maybe best qb but not best player
Best EVER! No defense and NO running game and STILL dominated!!!
Exactly
Dan was ABSOLUTELY the man when you're talking quarterbacks. One of the BEST! #13
People judge him because he has no ring and appeard in only one SB. Well, Dan Marino never had a defense to carry him, and he never had a decent running game, he carried the franchise over his back; When he was injured in 1993, the Dolphins didn't make the playoffs, when he returned the team only missed the playoffs in 1996 until he retired in 1999. That symbolizes how much he carried the franchise.
Dan Marino is one of the greatest to play this game, and nobody can deny it.
Not to mention Marino had that team in 93' at 5-1 and most likely going to the super bowl, then he tore his Achilles, and they finish 9-7 which is pathetic, Brady gets injured and the pats still finish 11-5. Marino is the GOAT
In fairness Miami had the #1 D in the league in '98 but Dan was getting old by then and got crushed by Denver's D in the playoffs.
+Michael Murphy Marino had a top 10 defense 4 times in his career and that defense always choked come the playoffs, the rest of the time their defense was sitting near the bottom of the league, with their running game sitting at the bottom too
greg trust You are mostly right, but the Dolphins had top 10 running games for 4 or 5 of those years. Not to mention that his last 3 playoff losses (again - he was getting old at that point) he scored a total of 13 points and threw 6 picks, 1 TD - not great / and not all his fault.
+Michael Murphy Not his fault at all he had no help on both side of the ball...
Here are the ranks for rushing and passing for the Dolphins during Marino's career. Marino's first full season was 84', but he was behind the helm after game 5 in 83', so this isn't a full season:
Pass Rush
83' 19th 13th
84' 1st 16th
85' 2nd 18th
86' 1st 25th
87' 1st 23rd
88' 1st 28th last
89' 3rd 27th
90' 4th 22nd
91' 3rd 25th
92' 2nd 24th
93' 1st 25th-Marino is injured
94' 2nd 13th
95' 4th 21st
96' 11th 19th-JJ takes over
97' 2nd 29th-2nd to last
98' 10th 24th
99' 14th 22nd
Thirteen years in the league and Marino keeps the Dolphins in the top 4 passing wise with no top end receiver or rushing game. The Dolphins lack of balance is shown in the stats. No one in the passing game has been as good, and no one will ever be as good. I will add the defensive stats during these years if u would like as well.
I'm 42 so I've seen some great qbs play, I truly believe Marino was the greatest I ever saw. It's a shame he never had a good enough team around him to win the Super Bowl and that's how he's judged, because a few rings and everybody would think he was the greatest.
Imagine putting arguably the greatest passer of all time outside of the top 20
@Green neither did Barry sanders....
he never had it all. this guy is the best to do it period
Don Shula really screwed Dan Marino over by never giving him a RB or a defence.
Don was good in the 70s but after Mark duper he was really bad at drafting
Dan Marino #marinomagic #pureaccuracy #13hunnit Shula was one dimensional, when he had amazing lineman in Jim Langer and Larry Little all he did was run, Griese didn't do crap, when he found a talented QB with one of the greatest arms of all time, all he did was pass
Dan Marino #marinomagic #pureaccuracy #13hunnit Not hating on Marino or anything
SpazzyPants Gaming Actually, Griese did more passing when Csonka and Kiick left for the WFL
Shula always coached offensively to what the strengths were and in Dan's case, not the best idea
Marino was so good he shredded the 85’ Bears defense when they seemed invincible to everyone else. It was a classic styles makes fight. Marino just seemed to have their #. Too bad the Dolphins didn’t get past the Pats that year. Surprisingly Marino’s greatest chance of a Super Bowl Victory was probably against the Bears, who that year might have had the greatest defense in one season ever.
Marino was a beast!!! He had a total of 68 total touchdown passes in his first two seasons.
Marino is the reason why I root for the Dolphins in the AFC I was a big fan of him when I was a kid
Best QB in history.
Myles JS yep
And it's not even close if you put him in today's era he would be modern day Montana but with more effective passing game
@@nihilist2434 Marino at 6'4 220 was physically superior to Montana 6'2 195
hes a god
If I create my all time NFL offense, Dan Marino is my Quarterback 1000 times out of 1000. It is that simple.
damn, Marino would throw 60 td passes in todays game
Didn't win Super Bowls. So what? He beat my Bears in '85! Nuff said! That is its own unbeatable milestone. Every Bears fan or, of the time, every NFL fan will never forget that. He and Montana are in a class by themselves in that era. (P.S. I didn't forget about Elway. He was great, but, to me, not quite there with Dan the Man and Joe Cool.)
Frank Cohen Walter Payton is better than Barry Sanders. I agree with you. When I compare players, I take away the ring factor because with that logic, you can say Tyrod Taylor (Ravens backup when Joe Flacco won) has a super bowl ring and is better than Dan
Elway was better than Marino...
Frank Cohen He did the UNDEFEATED DOLPHINS a huge favor that night.
@Matt Beeman Marino was a better athlete than you think.
He all time great best passer
if they never changed the rules 5,048 yards would still stand and 48 touchdowns would be the mark. Tom Brady and the league would still be chasing him. he played when you could still play defense.
Alex Fleming Yes he played in a era when DBs were allowed to play defense now if you look at a QB or WR you will be flagged!!!
Manning was going to break the record, rule change or not
@@drakebudasz8837 thats debatable but if he played in Manning era he would've thrown for 6,000 yards with receivers like moss and TO
Queon Palmer Moss and Owens never played for the dolphins, if Marino played in the same division as the patriots it would be worse than the 90s when the bills would always smack them
@@drakebudasz8837 i know that I was just saying he would've most likely went to a team they were on I mean Marino instead of Culpeper would've most likely happened I was just saying if he ended up on a team with great receivers like that he could've done what I've said
Oh, I vividly remember the Clayton, Duper, and Marino days. I too stopped watching the Dolphins when Dan retired. It was almost like they were tainted when he left.
Dan Marino > Any Patriot QB
4>0
no rings cry sad
W
Have you ever heard of Tom Brady?!
+46.47 in the Morning yes, Marino is the greatest passer ever
One thing I liked about Marino was his burning desire to win. He was aware of his stats, but it seemed like his desire to win was what drove the stats. He threw all those TD’s with the objective of winning the game. He was huge competitor.
Dan Marino set the mark for passing QB's. He belongs in the Top 5 easily.
redhead5150 Him and Aaron Rodgers are the best QB talent wise of all time. Can’t really do much better than them. Just have more talent than everyone else. May not be “better”, by the standards if winning is mostly what matters. but both are freaks
I’m convinced Rodgers will be remembered the same as Marino- overshadowed by Brady’s SB wins just as he was overshadowed by Montana’s- but everyone can look at the stats and highlights and say it’s beyond crystal clear who the better qb was
Should have been higher
Jon Harris he isn't cuz ppl always hold the no ring thing over his head
which is pure bs..... were are talking a bout an individual not a team... hate when haters use the no ring angle. smdh
@@ericburch2531 exactly it's not like Brady or Montana are playing by themselves like people try to talk like they are Montana had the best receiver ever and Ronnie Lott Brady had gronk moss welker
@@nihilist2434 facts
Had he had the defense and the running game of those early 70's Dolphins teams, he could have easily had 2-3 rings.
Nathaniel Levesque if he had the 85 bears defense he might have more... if you ask me
Best arm in history.
Aaron Rodgers
I'm not a Dolphins fan but I love Marino. His release was incredible. I wish Al Davis had drafted him. If the Dolphins got to super bowl 20 I think they would have beat the Bears again
Had a gun for an arm. Maybe the best pure passer ever. Like Earl Campbell, never won a Superbowl, but boy you talk about awesome.
Greatest passes ever. If he was playing today He'd average 5000 yards and 50+ touchdowns and probably hit 7000 and 60 TD a few times.
Person with common sense: *"Dan Marino is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time."*
Patriots fan: *"HURR DURR 4 RINGS BRADY IS GOAT"*
Couldn't agree more... "Marino has better stats..." " YEAH! but BRADY!" " That doesn't prove anything... You just said Brady..." "Yeah! BRADY! GOAT!" "Ok... but here are some numbers showing that Marino actu..." "BRADY! PATRIOTS! WHOOOAAAA!!!!"
Like arguing with a rock sometimes...
W!!!
stfu leave me alone salty boy
ZlkGamingYT I was talking to Fred.
Fred Harvey Sounds like he must be a bills fan...
Everybody please stop stereotyping younger people as people who know nothing about past football. I’m not even a teen but I realize how big a deal 48 touchdowns in 1984 is.
It's a stereotype because modern media keeps labelling Brady as the undisputed goat
@@rudycenaronaldo5476 yes, but not everybody blindly listens to the media. Of course, some people do, which is unfortunate.
The lightning quick release at 0:35 is absolutely unreal. If you blink you’ll literally miss the throw.
Dan is the greatest of all time. No debate. He put up three numbers he did with no team, just imagine if he had Tom Brady’s teammates. He would have won 10 Super Bowls.
Dan Marino made watching football fun and exciting in Miami. He is football and sports royalty in South Florida. Miami is still waiting for his replacement after 20 years !!!
i fully believe, if marino and brady swapped teams, marino would win more superbowls for the patriots
100%, marino is much more physically talented. Brady does have incredible longevity and consistency though, so I gotta give him that
Yea
he would have been the best qb by far if he had a team. if brady had the dolphins as a team you wouldnt even know who he is
It’s amazing that Arod has such love for Marino
Should be at least top 10 imo
A man with a will to win that few have ever had, I may not be a dolphins fan (I'm a fan of cardinals and I'm the child of 2 New Yorkers lmao) but I am glad to say he is my favorite qb all time
Jesus his release is lightning fast
Dan Marino single handedly carried the Dolphins past the wild card every time
I loved his viral clip where he just hits the desk because he was mad at himself
The he throws the ball is incredible the spin, accuracy I think it's between him and Aaron Rodgers for the most gifted thrower
Man Marino stats wise played with the worst defences in the game and he kept winning. That can only take you so far and that's why he didn't win a championship. Never had a running game either, you blame the organization for not growing something around him. John Elway never won until he had Terrell Davis there with a great offence and defence. The great Troy Aikman never through more then 25 tds in a season. He had the best defence and great players around him.
Dan Marino the greatest quarterback to ever play.
A-Rod= one of the goats .
If it wasn’t for Marino, the 85 bears would of been undefeated. Dan is the ONLY Qb who could beat that defense. Legend
Dan Marino was one of the greatest QBs ever to play the game. He never won a Superbowl. But he did something that no other QB will ever be able to do. He is the only QB that beat the 85 Bears. That 1985 Monday Night game will live forever in NFL history. That game the 85 Dolphins won the 72 Dolphins 18th game and preserved the 72 Dolphins 17 and 0 record as the only perfect season in NFL history.
Probably the best video on the web that illustrates the speed of that release. By being field level it really allows one to appreciate it. That's insane. How does anyone throw like that with any degree of accuracy?
Tecmo Super Bowl is the only video game to ever realistically portray the velocity and trajectory of a Marino pass 😎✌🏼❤️
Even the greatest defense in history (1985 Chicago Bears) had no answer for this gunslinger. He tore them apart with that quick release.
The form was so quick, perfect.
He was scary good.
There are a lot of people who are fans of the NFL because of Dan Marino. I think that that is why the NFL made the rule changes so that it is much easier now to get his kind of numbers.
Marino > Montana
"Joe Montana was the product of a system. Dan Marino IS a system." - Bill Walsh
SCE2AUX2 - Bill Walsh didn't say that.
*as a pure passer
@@sce2aux464 Walsh said it best.
What a great passer Marino was. Pro-Football-Reference does a study to determine the Value that a QB gives to his team in the Reg. Season and Dan is in the Top 10 among QB's. They also did a study to determine their Value in the playoffs.
The P-F-R study showed that Marino gave his TEAM a Negative Value in 10 playoff games and a Value in the single digits in 2 others. His overall Value was a terrible NEGATIVE 156.
Favre's Value was 302, Warner 422, Staubach 461, Aikman 527, Young 580, Elway 767, Bradshaw 903, and Montana 1292. Again Marino's Value was NEGATIVE 156. This study was done in '08 and never updated so no Brady, Manning, Brees, etc.
I was born in 96 and have been a fins fan my whole life unfortunately I only remember 01 and after :(
Wish he would’ve played 5 more years just so I could’ve watched him live at least once! One of the top 5 QBs of all time STILL! 💯
Should be ahead of Brady
Brady has super bowl rings tho
+Markus Wright how do you know? that's not even true
Bart Simpson is gangsta hes a better player than brady but brady has a better resume
Bart Simpson is gangsta rings are from his team, without rings Tom wouldn’t be on this list. Marino, without any rings should be about 5 or 6
Bart Simpson is gangsta is Barry Sanders better than Emmitt Smith
The man could sling it. It was fun to watch him play.
That sound effect from his throw at 0:36. Sheesh. The real gunslinger!!
as a Steeler fan, I wish they drafted him and he would have won at least 1 super bowl! best pure passer of all time!
my favorite player on PS1 NFL BLITZ
I have not seen a quarter back with better skills the Mr.Marino. past or present. No one has his release, the vision to see the field, first class leadership. Mr. Marino is the Sheriff.
The best pure passers I've ever seen are Dan Marino, Warren Moon, John Elway, Terry Bradshaw, and Randall Cunningham. Marino got his release from Broadway Joe but was much more accurate. The deep passes those guys threw, especially Moon and Marino, were tight spirals thrown almost like javelins. Dante Culpepper before he got hurt could throw a big time deep ball as well. I'm not saying that they're the best (though you can make a case for Moon , Marino and Elway); I'm talking about throwing the best deep passes. Jim Plunkett and Doug Williams also threw vertically well.
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THE BEST PURE PASSERS OF ALL TIME ARE DAN MARINO, SONNY JURGENSEN, JOE NAMATH, NORM VAN BROKLIN, AARON RODGERS, WARREN MOON, & JEFF GEORGE. THE BEST DEEP BALL PASSERS ARE MARINO, ELWAY, CULPEPPER, JEFF GEORGE, BRADSHAW, JIM KELLY, DOUG WILLIAMS, JAY SHREODER, JIM PLUNKETT, DAN FOUTS, & JOHN HADL, ROMAN GABREIAL, RANDALL CUNNINGHAM, & LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST DARYLE (THE MAD BOMBER) LAMONICA!!!
+NIKO SAMUELS very nice list. I didn't see (outside of films) Jurgensen, Lamonica, or Hadl which is why I left them off my list. Fouts was a great passer but didn't always throw a tight spiral (that by his own admission is why they lost the AFC title game in Cincinnati). Jeff George was very similar to what Jay Cutler is now; the ultimate tease. You're definitely right about his throwing of the football. Jay Schroeder was an excellent choice as well. At UCLA he was Aikman's backup as well as a pitcher for the baseball team.
+Claude White YOU ARE CORRECT ABOUT JEFF GEORGE & JAY CUTLER THEY ARE THE ULTIMATE TEASES BUT GOD DO I LOVE WATCHING THOSE 2 MEN FLING A PIGSKIN LOL CAN YOU SAY FROZEN ROPES BUT IN 1999 WITH THE VIKINGS GEORGE SAVED THEIR SEASON AFTER RANDALL CUNNINGHAM WAS UNABLE TO DUPLICATE HIS MAGICAL 1998 SEASON & THE VIKINGS IN 1999 ONLY GOT OFF TO A 2-4 START & JEFF WENT 8-2 DOWN THE STRETCH WITH 23TDS & HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR KURT WARNER'S OUT OF NOWHERE 1999 SEASON & CAREER JOURNEYMAN STEVE BUERLINES CAREER YEAR JEFF WOULDVE STARTED THE 1999 PRO BOWL FOR THE NFC BECAUSE BRETT FAVRE WAS COMING BACK TO THE QB PACK AFTER THAT 5 SEASON RAMPAGE FROM 1994-98 WHEN HE AVERAGED 4,200 YARDS & 36 TDS A SEASON WITH 3 STRAIGHT MVPS, 2 SUPERBOWL APPEARANCES & A CHAMPIONSHIP.
+Claude White ALSO JAY SHREODER'S ROOKIE YEAR WITH THE SKINS WAS THE 1984-85 SEASON & HE TOOK OVER FOR THEISMAN IN 1985 WHEN LAWRENCE TAYLOR SNAPPED JOE'S LEG LIKE A PRETZEL. TROY AIKMAN'S FRESHMAN YEAR WAS 1985-86 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA & WHEN MY FAVORITE COLLEGE TEAM THOSE CONVICTS FROM CORAL GABLES THE MIAMI HURRICANES ALSO KNOWN AS THE U PLAYED THEM THAT SEASON IN NORMAN AIKMAN WAS DISECTING US BUT UNFORTUNATELY FOR HIM THE LATE GREAT JEROME BROWN BROKE HIS LEG ENDING HIS SEASON. THAT OFFSEASON AIKMAN TRANSFERED TO UCLA TO PLAY FOR TERRY DONAHOE DURING THE 1987-88 & 1988-89 SEASONS WITH A 20-4 RECORD AFTER SITTING OUT THE 1986-87 SEASON DUE TO NCAA TRANSFER RULES. ALSO AIKMAN'S ROOKIE YEAR WAS 1989-90 WHERE HE WAS THE NUMBER ONE OVERALL SELECTION IN THE DRAFT OVER TONY MANDARICH, THE LATE DERRICK THOMAS, BARRY & DEION SANDERS BASICALLY SHREODER WAS ALREADY 3 YEARS INTO HIS PRO CAREER BEFORE AIKMAN SHOWED UP AT UCLA IS THE LONGWINDED POINT IM TRYING TO MAKE LOL.
better than brady
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incorrect. Brady was ranked higher
Nick Burne Marino still better tho
Brandon how can Marino be better if Brady is ranked higher?
+Nick Burne because the nfl loves him
that soundtrack that starts at 2:01....amazing
Best pure thrower ever. Aaron is close
Dan should be higher.
Considering Montana had all the talent in the damn world around him... I'm just gonna say that Dan Marino was the better passer.
The fact that he reach the levels of play that he did with the amount of talented he had around him is STILL mind blowing to this day.
5k+ passing yards and 48 touchdowns then would be today' so equivalent to six thousand passing yards and 60-70 touchdowns.
Definitely the most under appreciated QB of all time
I only had one NFL jersey growing up and that was Dan Marino !
Spot on ... haven't really followed the fins since he's gone ...
He made me into a Dolphin fan. He was the first football player that I remember his name if that make sense because before him I didn't took the time to remember certain players name even if they made a great play. But with him I made sure that I remember his name and jersey number
I love Dan Marino
Marino's release was probably the best of all time.
My childhood favorite football player
Probably the feistiest & toughest minded QB of all time
I was always amazed at his release.
Almost like a snake striking.
Ojalá algún día pudiera conocerlo
Check out that quick release
Dan the man
I always knew that Alex Rodriguez had good taste. This is coming from a Pitt graduate, who attended school the same time, although little bit older with Dan Marino.
Top 10 player of all time!!!! My number 1 player of all time!
He's a top 10 QB of all time. Never had a defense or running game. Yes, not winning a Super Bowl does hurt his legacy still can't take away what he did though. I hate how people will say qbs who won one are better like Eli and Ben. He has the best passing season in NFL history hands down. 5084 yards, 48 tds, 9 300 yard games, 4 400 yard games, and 362 completions in 1984! Unheard of. Imagine the numbers Dan could put up in today's NFL. As a pitcher which is like the qb position, I'll take breaking records and going into the HOF instead of winning a championship tbh #PhinsUp #DolphinNation
He should be top 10 for sure!
Had Marino won at least one Super Bowl he is easily top 10 player of all time.
I do believe he was the best pure passer to ever play. The guy had no running game to help him and still dominated.
Just give this man in his prime a RB like Barry Sanders and see how many rings he'd have.
From a pure passing standpoint, Marino had the best passing arm in NFL history. He had an accurate cannon and that legendary release. If he had a quality defense or a reliable running game, he would have won a Super Bowl. Manning and Brady had great arms and championships, but Marino is the gold standard for an NFL arm.
easily the best pure passer of all time.
they need to update this list soon
Best pure passer to ever play the game.
Best Damn QB of All-Time...period. God only knows what he could had done in the 2010's.
Only would I ever put him behind Young and Rodgers for the most TALENTED Quarterback ever. Love the man!