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Team History

Every season since 1966 — the Perfect Season, two Lombardis, the Marino era, and the coaches who shaped six decades of Dolphins football. Data through the 2025 season.

55.0%
all-time win % (511–418–4)

Wins per season, 1966–2025

Shortened seasons: 1982 (strike, 9 games), 1987 (strike, 15 games)

Season-by-season results

Miami Dolphins season-by-season results
202571003rdMike McDaniel2020sNo
20248902ndMike McDaniel2020sNo
202311602ndLost Wild CardMike McDaniel2020sYes
20229802ndLost Wild CardMike McDaniel2020sYes
20219803rdBrian Flores2020sNo
202010602ndBrian Flores2020sNo
201951104thBrian Flores2010sNo
20187902ndAdam Gase2010sNo
201761003rdAdam Gase2010sNo
201610602ndLost Wild CardAdam Gase2010sYes
201561004thJoe Philbin / Dan Campbell2010sNo
20148803rdJoe Philbin2010sNo
20138802ndJoe Philbin2010sNo
20127902ndJoe Philbin2010sNo
201161003rdTony Sparano / Todd Bowles2010sNo
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Explore the eras

Six decades of Dolphins football, one era at a time — from the 1966 expansion team to the Hafley rebuild.

1966–1969

The Expansion Years

An AFL upstart finds its feet

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15–39–2
Record
28.6%
Win %
0
Playoff berths
0
Super Bowl titles

Joe Robbie and entertainer Danny Thomas land the AFL's first expansion franchise for $7.5M. Under first coach George Wilson, the young Dolphins play at the Orange Bowl and endure expansion growing pains — never finishing above .500, but drafting the cornerstones of a dynasty to come.

Head coach: George Wilson

  • 1965Franchise awarded to Joe Robbie & Danny Thomas for $7.5M.
  • 1966Inaugural AFL season at the Orange Bowl — a 3–11 debut.
  • 1967Bob Griese drafted 4th overall out of Purdue.
  • 1968Larry Csonka drafted 8th overall — the future workhorse.

Select an era above, or use the arrows / ← → keys to move through six decades.

Head coaching history

Miami Dolphins head coaching history
George Wilson1966–19691539228.6%
Don Shula1970–1995257133265.8%17–142× champion
Jimmy Johnson1996–19993628056.3%2–3
Dave Wannstedt2000–20044231057.5%1–2
Jim Bates (interim)200434042.9%
Nick Saban2005–20061517046.9%
Cam Cameron200711506.3%
Tony Sparano2008–20112932047.5%0–1
Todd Bowles (interim)201121066.7%
Joe Philbin2012–20152428046.2%
Dan Campbell (interim)201557041.7%
Adam Gase2016–20182325047.9%0–1
Brian Flores2019–20212425049.0%
Mike McDaniel2022–20253533051.5%0–2
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Coaching tenures

Regular-season span of each full-time head coach

Playoff appearances by decade

Postseason berths per decade

Ring of Honor & Hall of Famers

Dan Marino

Hall of Fame

QB, 1983–1999

No. 13 retired · HOF Class of 2005

Bob Griese

Hall of Fame

QB, 1967–1980

No. 12 retired · HOF Class of 1990

Larry Csonka

Hall of Fame

FB, 1968–1974, 1979

No. 39 retired · HOF Class of 1987

Don Shula

Hall of Fame

Head Coach, 1970–1995

347 career wins · HOF Class of 1997

Paul Warfield

Hall of Fame

WR, 1970–1974

HOF Class of 1983

Nick Buoniconti

Hall of Fame

LB, 1969–1976

HOF Class of 2001

Jim Langer

Hall of Fame

C, 1970–1979

HOF Class of 1987

Larry Little

Hall of Fame

G, 1969–1980

HOF Class of 1993

Dwight Stephenson

Hall of Fame

C, 1980–1987

HOF Class of 1998

Jason Taylor

Hall of Fame

DE, 1997–2007, 2009, 2011

HOF Class of 2017

Zach Thomas

Hall of Fame

LB, 1996–2007

HOF Class of 2023

Bob Kuechenberg

Ring of Honor

G, 1970–1984

Six-time Pro Bowler

Nat Moore

Ring of Honor

WR, 1974–1986

Franchise pillar on and off the field

Dick Anderson

Ring of Honor

S, 1968–1977

1973 Defensive Player of the Year

Jake Scott

Ring of Honor

S, 1970–1975

Super Bowl VII MVP

Bill Stanfill

Ring of Honor

DE, 1969–1976

Anchor of the No-Name Defense

Richmond Webb

Ring of Honor

OT, 1990–2000

Seven straight Pro Bowls

Mark Clayton

Ring of Honor

WR, 1983–1992

Half of the Marks Brothers

Mark Duper

Ring of Honor

WR, 1982–1992

Half of the Marks Brothers

Jim Mandich

Ring of Honor

TE, 1970–1977

Player and beloved broadcaster

Joe Robbie

Ring of Honor

Founder

Founding owner, 1966–1990

John Offerdahl

Ring of Honor

LB, 1986–1993

Five straight Pro Bowls to open his career

Draft history browser

Selected picks — every first-rounder plus franchise-altering later selections.

Miami Dolphins draft history
2026112Kadyn ProctorOTAlabama
2026127Chris JohnsonCBSan Diego State
2026243Jacob RodriguezLBTexas Tech
2026375Caleb DouglasWRTexas Tech
2026387Will KacmarekTEOhio State
2026394Chris BellWRLouisville
20264130Trey MooreDETexas
20264138Kyle LouisLBPittsburgh
20265158Michael TaaffeSTexas
20265177Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMissouri
20265180Seydou TraoreTEMississippi State
20266200DJ CampbellGTexas
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Outside the Numbers →

The restaurants, foundations, businesses, and second acts of Dolphins past and present.

Ownership & Front Office →

From Joe Robbie's $7.5M franchise fee to a $12.5B valuation — who owns the team and who runs the business.