To recognize the first 25 years of this century, we recently unveiled our list of the 100 plays of the 2000s and we'll soon ...

Here's our countdown of the top 100 Miami Dolphins plays of the first 25 seasons of the new century. For ground rules, the ...

Hack, who spent 35 years with the Dolphins, will be honored this week in Canton, Ohio, alongside former SVP of Communications ...

Wannstedt rejoined with Johnson as his associate head coach for the Miami Dolphins in 1999. He then took over as head coach in 2000, following the surprising retirement of Johnson at just 56 years ...

Wannstedt had two more seasons above .500, but didn't make the playoffs, and resigned after a 1-8 start in 2004, finishing with a 42-31 record in Miami. Pitt hired Wannstedt as their head coach ...

Not since Dave Wannstedt was their head coach have I felt the Dolphins have employed a head coach who could relate to everyone in the building. Wannstedt may have been mustachioed former lineman ...

NFL icon Terry Bradshaw has expressed his surprise over FOX's decision to let go of Dave Wannstedt, the former head coach of the Chicago Bears and Miami Dolphins. Wannstedt, who made the switch to ...

His career then led him to head coaching positions with the Chicago Bears and Miami Dolphins, before he returned to Pitt to coach from 2005 to 2010.

That was the thought behind then-Miami Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt’s repeated line of, “There’s nothing wrong with punting,” and Tony Sparano’s full-body fist pumps after field goals.

That stretch was three seasons of Jimmy Johnson and of Dave Wannstedt. Unfortunately those can be referred to as the good old days because they were the last time this franchise was really relevant.

Don Shula and Dave Wannstedt are the only two coaches in Dolphins history to reach the playoffs in their first two seasons in Miami. Check back for more on this breaking story.