Team MVP Dan Marino Quarterback Miami Dolphins Despite a running back by commitee approach and wide receivers who seemed to take games off, there was a constant who kept this high-octane offense running, and it was white boy Dan Marino. Featuring a laser for an arm and the highest completion percentage to date, Dan spread the wealth to his wide receiver corps and helped lead the Dolphins to a perfect season. Final Stats Com Att Yards % TD INT 178 233 3816 76.4 52 4

Boy, Dan Marino was definitely given a cannon arm in this game. Passes rarely got more than 6 feet off the ground no matter where on the field he was aiming. Suprisingly enough though, he only had one 300 yard game (barely) and didn't crack the 4000 yard mark fo the season, a number I thought was a sure bet. Still, his 76.4 completion percentage is a new record for now as he, time and time again, would thread the needle for any of his receivers.

The receivers themselves were nothing spectacular. Had any of them been, it wouldn't have been such a close call to get them over 1000 yards for the season since Dan was doing everything but carrying them into the endzone. Still, they didn't drop many passes. The pass plays were good enough. The Shotgun Bomb is pretty worthless but the Shotgun Curl is great. The Pro T Waggle L was rarely used since Dan wears cement shoes and the Pro T Flare C came in handy once in awhile.

The running game was a joke. Players were constantly getting injured and they were all terrible anyway, which led to a leading back with barely 500 yards and no one averaging over 5.0 yards per carry. Two runs up the middle eventually proved to be the only plays worth anything as no back had enough speed to make the two sweeps work at all.

My favorite part of this team may have been the defense, where I blew away the team record for INTs with 15, averaging almost one per game. This led to me rarely using anyone but the DBs which meant very few sacks.