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Dan Marino's retirement speech and quotes

Daniel Constantine Marino Jr. was born September 15th, 1961. He played for Central Catholic high school in his hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. He played in the university of Pittsburgh for 4 years. Dan always wore lucky number 13.
On April 26th, 1983, the Miami Dolphins selected with the 27th pick of the first round, QB Dan Marino out of the University of Pittsburgh.
Marino was the 6th QB taken in the first round of the 1983 draft, later to be known as the QB class of 83. The Dolphins were suprised when Marino was still available when they got to pick. They instantly took Marino.
In the first round the Baltimore Colts took John Elway (and then traded him to Denver) with the 1st pick, Kansas City took Todd Blackledge (7th), Buffalo took Jim Kelly (14th), New England took Tony Eason (15th) and the New York Jets took Ken O'Brien (24th).
Hall of fame coach Don Shula said "Picking Marino was one of the easiest decisions I've ever had to make" and Chuck Connor who headed Miami's draft between 1978-88 said when Miami's pick was next "There was no discussion, everybody knew Danny was our pick".
Marino was also picked in the 4th round of Major League Baseball's draft by the Kansas City Royals (1979) and He was the first ever selection in the USFL draft (L.A Express).
On September 19th, 1983, Dan Marino got into the game in relief of QB David Woodley, it was a Monday night game against the Raiders, Marino threw his first comletion , a 9 yard pass to Mark Duper. Marino threw his first TD to Joe Rose (6 Yards). He never stopped since.

On December 14th, 1983, Dan Marino became the first Rookie QB ever to be selected to start in the pro bowl.

Dan finished his career with a record of 147-93. His 147 wins rank him 2nd by one win.

Marino's College Stats

Year Att Comp Pct. yards TD INT Rat.
1979 222 130 .586 1680 10 9 80.5
1980 224 116 .518 1609 15 14 71.4
1981 380 226 .595 2876 37 23 90.4
1982 378 221 .584 2432 17 23 67.3
Total 1204 693 .576 8597 79 69 77.7

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Dan Marino's Career Stats and Records

Year Att Comp Pct. yards TD INT Avg. Sacks Rat.

1983 296 173 58.4 2210 20 6 7.47 10/80 96.0

1984 564 362 64.2 5084 48 17 9.01 13/120 108.9

1985 567 336 59.3 4137 30 21 7.30 18/157 84.1

1986 623 378 60.7 4746 44 23 7.62 17/119 92.5

1987 444 263 59.2 3245 26 13 7.31 9/77 89.2

1988 606 354 58.4 4434 28 23 7.32 6/31 80.8

1989 550 308 56 3997 24 22 7.27 10/86 76.9

1990 531 306 57.6 3563 21 11 6.71 15/90 82.6

1991 549 318 57.9 3970 25 13 7.23 27/182 85.8

1992 554 330 59.6 4116 24 16 7.43 28/173 85.1

1993 150 91 60.7 1218 8 3 8.12 7/42 95.9

1994 615 385 62.6 4453 30 17 7.24 18/113 89.2

1995 482 309 64.1 3668 24 15 7.61 22/153 90.8

1996 373 221 59.2 2795 17 9 7.49 18/131 87.8

1997 548 319 58.2 3780 16 11 6.90 20/142 80.7

1998 537 310 57.7 3497 23 15 6.51 23/178 80.0

1999 369 204 55.3 2448 12 17 6.63 9/65 67.4

Total 8358 4967 59.4 61361 420 252 7.34 270/1939 86.4

Playoffs 687 385 56 4510 32 24 6.6 22/141 77.1

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Dan Marino's Post Season Stats

Year Att Comp Pct. yards TD INT Sacks Rat.

1983 25 15 .600 193 2 2 0/0 77.6

1984 116 71 .612 1001 8 5 4/29 94.1

1985 93 45 .484 486 3 3 1/14 61.5

1990 79 42 .532 544 5 2 2/8 85.6

1992 74 39 .527 435 4 2 4/25 77.3

1994 67 46 .687 519 5 0 2/13 116.4

1995 64 33 .516 422 2 3 0/0 63.4

1997 43 17 .395 141 0 2 4/21 29.3

1998 71 49 .690 478 1 3 2/12 74.7

1999 55 28 .509 191 2 2 3/19 55.9

Totals 687 385 .560 4510 32 24 22/141 77.1

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Dan Marino's NFL Records and Honors

Named Rookie of the year - 1983.

Named Player of the year - 1984.

Named to play in the Pro bowl - 1983,1984,1985,1986,1987,1991,1992,1994,1995.

Named NFL Man of the year for community service - 1998.

Records

Only Rookie QB ever to start a Pro Bowl - 1983. (Youngest probowl QB - 22 years 4 months 14 days).

Only Rookie QB ever to lead a conference in passing - 1983.

NFL ROOKIE SEASON RECORD highest passes completed - 58.45 - 1983 (Broken in 2004 by Ben Roethlisberger - 66.44)

NFL ROOKIE SEASON RECORD highest passer rating - 96.0 - 1983 (Broken in 2004 by Ben Roethlisberger - 98.1)

NFL ROOKIE SEASON RECORD lowest pct. of passes intercepted - 2.03 - 1983

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most TD passes - 420.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most yards passing - 61361.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most passes attempted - 8358

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most passes completed - 4967

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most games 400+ passing yards - 13

NFL CARRER ALL TIME RECORD - Shares record most consecutive games 400+ yards passing - 2 (1984).

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most games 4+ TD passes - 21

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most consecutive games 4+ TD passes - 4.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most seasons 20+ TD passes - 13

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most consecutive seasons 20+ TD passes - 10

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most seasons 40+ TD passes - 2

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most seasons 4000+ passing yards - 6

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - Shares record most consecutive seasons 4000+ yards - 3.

NFL CARRER ALL TIME RECORD - most years 3000+ yards passing - 13.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most consecutive seasons 3000+ pass. yards - 9

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most games 300+ passing yards - 63.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most seasons leading league in pass attempts - 5.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - most seasons leading league in pass completions - 6.

NFL CAREER ALL TIME RECORD - Yards per game - 253.6.

NFL CARRER ALL TIME RECORD - Shares record most consecutive years leading league in pass completions - 3.

NFL CARRER ALL TIME RECORD - Shares record most years leading league in passing yards - 5.

NFL SEASON RECORD - most passing yards - 5084 (1984).

NFL SEASON RECORD - most TD passes - 48 (1984). (Broken in 2004 by Peyton Manning - 49)

NFL SEASON RECORD - most games 4+ TD passes - 6 (1984).

NFL SEASON RECORD - most consecutive games 4+ TD passes - 4 (1984).

NFL SEASON RECORD - most games 400+ passing yards - 4 (1984).

NFL SEASON RECORD - Shares record most games 300+ yards passing - 9 (1984). (broken in 2002 by QB Rich Gannon of Oakland Raiders)

NFL POST SEASON RECORD - most consecutive games throwing for a TD - 13. (Broken in 2004 by Brett Favre)

Fewest games to reach 100 TDs - 44 Games (9/7/86 at S.D)

Fewest games to reach 200 TDs - 89 Games (9/17/89 at N.E)

Fewest games to reach 300 TDs - 157 Games (9/4/94 vs N.E)

Fewest games to reach 30,000 yards - 114 Games

Fewest games to reach 40,000 yards - 153 Games

Fewest games to reach 50,000 yards - 193 Games

Fewest games to reach 60,000 yards - 236 Games

Fewest games to reach any milestone, for example - 30000 yards (114 games) etc.

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Most TDs vs Opponets

Player Team Years Opponet TD

Dan Marino Miami 1983-1999 NY Jets 72

Dan Marino Miami 1983-1999 Indianapolis/Baltimore 54

Dan Marino Miami 1983-1999 Buffalo 50

John Elway Denver 1983-1998 Seattle 44

John Hadl S.D/Rams
/G.B/Houston 1962-1977 Denver 43

Dan Marino Miami 1983-1999 New England 42

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Dan Marino's Magical 1984 Season

Date Opponet Yards TD W/L (Rec.) Score Touchdowns

9/2 Washington 311 5 W 35-17 26 yards to Duper, 74 yards to Duper, 6 yards to Jensen, 9 yards to Clayton, 11 yards to Jensen

9/9 New England 234 2 W 28-7 38 yards to Clayton, 15 yards to Clayton

9/17 at Buffalo 296 3 W 21-17 11 yards to Duper, 12 yards to Clayton, 1 yard to Moore

9/23 at Indianapolis 257 2 W 44-7 80 yards to Duper, 5 yards to Duper

30/9 at St. Louis 429 3 W 36-28 26 yards to Rose, 2 yards to Clayton
23 yards to Nathan

10/7 Pittsburgh 226 2 W 31-7 3 yards to Hardy, 34 yards to Rose

10/14 at Houston 321 3 W 28-10 27 yards to Clayton, 17 yards to Duper, 32 yards to Moore

10/21 at New England 316 4 W 44-24 19 yards to Moore, 4 yards to Johnson, 15 yards to Clayton, 15 yards to Moore

10/28 at Buffalo 282 3 W 38-7 7 yards to Clayton, 10 yards to Johnson, 65 yards to Clayton

11/4 at N.Y Jets 422 2 W 31-17 37 yards to Moore, 47 yards to Clayton

11/11 Philadelphia 246 1 W 24-23 11 yards to Nathan

11/18 at San Diego 338 2 L 28-34(OT) 12 yards to Clayton, 4 yards to Bennett

11/26 N.Y Jets 192 4 W 28-17 5 yards to Clayton, 1 yard to Hardy, 7 yards to Johnson, 12 yards to Hardy

12/2 L.A Raiders 470 4 L 34-45 4 yards to Cefalo, 64 yards to Clayton, 11 yards to Clayton, 9 yards to Duper

12/9 at Indianapolis 404 4 W 35-17 2 yards to Moore, 2 yards to Hardy, 25 yards to Cefalo, 7 yards to Clayton

12/17 Dallas 340 4 W 28-21 41 yards to Clayton, 3 yards to Hardy, 39 yards to Clayton, 83 yards to Clayton

Totals - 5084 48 14-2 - (TDs-yards) Clayton 18-526, Duper 7-222 Moore 6-106, Hardy 5-21, Johnson 3-21 Rose 2-60, Nathan 2-34 Cefalo 2-29 Jensen 2-17, Bennett 1-4

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Dan's TD Targets

Name Number

Mark Clayton 79

Mark Duper 55

OJ McDuffie 25

Nat Moore 24

Jim Jensen 19

Bruce Hardy 16

Irving Fryar, Keith Jackson 15

Dan Johnson 14

Tony Martin 10

Ferrell Edmunds, Oronde Gadsden 9

Mark Ingram, Joe Rose, James Pruitt
Fred Banks, Lamar Thomas, Troy Drayton 8

Keith Byars 7

Tony Paige, Lorenzo Hampton 6

Tony Nathan 5

Greg Baty, Fred Barnett, Andre Brown
Ron Davenport, Stanley Pritchett 4

Bernie Parmalee, Charles Jordan 3

Gary Clarck, Eric Green, Randal Hill, Terry Kirby
Scot Schwedes, Troy Stradford, Woody Bennet
Jimmy Cefalo, Irving Spikes, Ed Perry 2
Bobby Humphrey, Jerris Mcphail, David Overstreet
Bret Perriman, Sammie Smith, Frank Wainright
Robert Wilson, Brett Carolan, Karim Abdul Jabar
Vince Helfin, John Avery, Rob Konrad 1

Totals 420 TD
51 recievers

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Dan's TD by Quarters

Quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT

Number 68 155 97 99 1

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Marino's TDs by Distance

Distance Number

90-99 0

80-89 5

70-79 3

60-69 17

50-59 12

40-49 23

30-39 35

20-29 63

10-19 92

1-9 170

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Dan's TD by Stadium

Stadium Number

Pro Player Stadium 155

Orange Bowl 68

Giants Stadium 30

RCA 25

Ralph Wilson 22

Foxboro 20

Qualcomm 10

Cleaveland 6

Lambeau 6

RFK Stadium 6

Anaheim 5

Cinergy 5

Mile High 5

Superdome 5

Houlihan's 4

Oakland 4

Three Rivers Stadium 4

Arrowhead Stadium 3

Busch Stadium 3

Coliseum 3

Metrodome 3

Shea 3
Veterans Stadium 3

3Com Park 2

Alltell 2

Astrodome 2

Memorial 2

Milwaukee County 2

Silverdome 2

Soldier field 2

Sun Devil Stadium 2

Texas Stadium 2

Trans World 2

Georgia Dome 1

Kingdome 1

Totals 420 TD
35 stadiums

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Dan's completions by reciever

Name Number

Mark Clayton 538

Mark Duper 492

O.J. McDuffie 336

Tony Nathan 222

Jim Jensen 217

Bruce Hardy 167

Troy Stradford 157

Nat Moore 153

Irving Fryar 146

Tony Paige 140

Tony Martin 136

Bernie Parmalee 124

Lorenzo Hampton 121

Ferrell Edmunds 112

Keith Jackson 112

Keith Byars 109

Troy Drayton 107

Fred Banks 98

Ron Davenport 91

Terry Kirby 84

Dan Johnson 82

Lamar Thomas 78

Oronde Gadsden 76

Stenley Pritchett 72

Karim Abdul-Jabbar 69

James Pruitt 56

Mark Ingram 55

Bobby Humphrey 54

Joe Rose 52

Fred Barnett 51

Eric Green 40

Ed Perry 38

Jerris McPhail 37

Charles Jordan 34

Sammie Smith 32

Gary Clark 31

Mark Higgs 31

James Saxon 31

Woody Bennett 30

Greg Baty 28

Aaron Craver 26

Randal Hill 22

Andre Brown 19

Irving Spikes 19

Brett Perriman 18

Mike Williams 18

Jimmy Cefalo 17

Yatil Green 17

Rob Konrad 17

Scott Schwedes 16

Tom Brown 14

Scott Miller 13

Marc Logan 11

John Avery 10

Joe Carter 10

Nate Jacquet 8

Hunter Goodwin 7

James Johnson 7

Brian Manning 7

Duriel Harris 6

Vince Heflin 6

Garrett Limbrick 4

David Overstreet 4

Ronnie Williams 4

Robert Clark 3

Autry Denson 3

Robert Wilson 3

Brett Carolan 2

Cecil Collins 2

Cleveland Gary 2

Charles Henry 2

Brian Kinchen 2

Roosevelt Potts 2

Dewayne Dotson 1

Nuu Faaola 1

Dan Marino 1

Kevin McKenzie 1

Ron Moore 1

Keith Sims 1

Frank Wainright 1

80 recievers 4967

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Dan's Yards by reciever

Name Yards

Mark Duper 8475

Mark Clayton 8468

O.J. McDuffie 4159

Irving Fryar 2313

Tony Martin 2200

Jim Jensen 2051

Nat Moore 2046

Tony Nathan 2046

Bruce Hardy 1565

Fred Banks 1544

Ferrell Edmunds 1517

Keith Jackson 1412

Troy Stradford 1362

Troy Drayton 1308

Oronde Gadsden 1226

Bernie Parmalee 1180

Lamar Thomas 1125

Tony Paige 1115

Lorenzo Hampton 938

James Pruitt 918

Dan Johnson 901

Keith Byars 883

Terry Kirby 846

Ron Davenport 796

Joe Rose 765

Fred Barnett 701

Mark Ingram 647

Stenley Pritchett 608

Charles Jordan 600

Bobby Humphrey 507

Karim Abdul-Jabbar 463

Eric Green 453

Randal Hill 451

Gary Clark 446

Jerris McPhail 338

Scott Schwedes 326

Greg Baty 319

Andre Brown 312

Sammie Smith 310

Brett Perriman 297

Ed Perry 293

Mike Williams 258

Mark Higgs 247

Aaron Craver 242

Woody Bennett 236

Yatil Green 221

Scott Miller 186

James Saxon 178

Jimmy Cefalo 177

Irving Spikes 159

Rob Konrad 155

Tom Brown 123

Nate Jacquet 122

Vince Heflin 98

Brian Manning 85

Marc Logan 83

John Avery 67

Joe Carter 59

Robert Clark 59

Duriel Harris 54

James Johnson 46

Ronnie Williams 45

Hunter Goodwin 41

David Overstreet 26

Garrett Limbrick 23

Cleveland Gary 19

Autry Denson 18

Charles Henry 17

Brian Kinchen 15

Brett Carolan 14

Roosevelt Potts 14

Kevin McKenzie 13

Keith Sims 9

Robert Wilson 8

Nuu Faaola 8

Cecil Collins 5

Dewayne Dotson 4

Frank Wainright 2
Ron Moore 1

Dan Marino -6

80 recievers 61361

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Dan Marino passed the 60,000 yard mark, that is the equivalent to passing for more than 34 miles. That is more than the following ...

163 trips up and down the Washington Monument (34.2 milles)
600 football fields from goal line to goal line (34.1 miles)
The length of the English channel Tunnel (31 miles)
Five Mount Everests (27.5 miles)
Distance between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale (27 miles)
A marathon (26.2 miles)
The ozone layer (25 miles)

Postseason rankings

Category Dan's numbers Rank

Consecutive games with TD 13 1st

Passing yards 4510 3rd

TD passes 32 2nd

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Record When Dan Has...

0 TD 16-23

1 TD 45-31

2 TD 45-20

3 TD 25-16

4 TD 12-3

5 TD 4-1

6 TD 0-1

At least 1 TD 131-72

No sacks 68-33

Sacked 79-62

Rushed for TD 7-2

No INT 62-23

Had INT 85-72

On Grass 108-54

On Turf 39-41

In a Dome 20-18

Monday Night Football 20-18

Sunday Night Football 11-4

Thursday Night 1-0

Prime Time 32-22

OverTime 7-8

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The comebacks

Date Opponet End of
3rd Final score 4th qtr. stats

11/4/84 at N.Y Jets 14-17 31-17 5/8 99 yards 1 TD 0 INT

11/11/84 Philadelphia 14-17 24-23 3/6 19 yards 0 TD 0 INT

10/6/85 Pittsburgh 17-20 24-20 8/15 112 yards 0 TD 2 INT

11/10/85 N.Y Jets 14-17 21-17 6/8 99 yards 1 TD 1 INT

12/8/85 at Green bay 20-24 34-24 7/10 100 yards 2 TD 0 INT

1/4/86* Cleveland 17-21 24-21 4/6 60 yards 0 TD 0 INT

11/16/86 at Buffalo 20-24 34-24 14/17 124 yards 2 TD 0 INT

11/1/87 Pittsburgh 21-24 35-24 6/6 100 yards 1 TD 0 INT

12/20/87 Washington 16-21 23-21 9/18 175 yards 2 TD 0 INT

10/16/88 San Diego 17-28 31-28 5/11 66 0 TD 0 INT

10/15/89 at Cincinnati 10-13 20-13 5/7 111 yards 0 TD 0 INT

11/19/89 at Dallas 10-14 17-14 3/7 42 yards 0 TD 0 INT

9/9/90 at New England 20-24 27-24 4/7 31 yards 1 TD 1 INT

10/7/90 N.Y Jets 13-16 20-16 6/9 70 yards 1 TD 0 INT

12/9/90 Philadelphia 10-20 23-20 (OT) 13/25 152 yards 1 TD 0 INT**

1/5/91* Kansas city 3-16 17-16 8/8 101 yards 2 TD 0 INT

9/22/91 Green bay 6-13 16-13 5/8 75 yards 0 TD 0 INT

11/24/91 at Chicago 3-13 16-13 (OT) 5/11 62 yards 1 TD 1 INT**

9/14/92 at Cleveland 20-23 27-23 9/13 121 yards 0 TD 0 INT

9/27/92 at Seattle 12-17 19-17 7/14 85 yards 1 TD 1 INT

10/11/92 Atlanta 14-17 21-17 6/7 91 yards 0 TD 0 INT

11/22/92 Houston 13-16 19-16 8/14 86 yards 0 TD 0 INT

12/20/92 at N.Y Jets 16-17 19-17 5/10 104 yards 1 TD 0 INT

12/27/92 at New England 6-13 16-13 (OT) 7/11 90 yards 0 TD 0 INT**

9/5/93 at Indianapolis 17-20 24-20 9/13 69 yards 1 TD 0 INT

9/4/94 New England 32-35 39-35 8/13 179 yards 2 TD 0 INT

10/16/94 L.A Raiders 10-17 20-17 (OT) 4/9 55 1 TD 0 INT**

11/6/94 Indianapolis 6-14 22-21 13/16 123 yards 1 TD 1 INT

11/27/94 at N.Y Jets 14-24 28-14 15/18 164 yards 2 TD 0 INT

10/1/95 at Cincinnati 16-17 26-23 13/18 148 yards 1 TD 0 INT

12/3/95 Atlanta 9-14 21-20 13/21 138 yards 1 TD 1 INT

11/17/96 at Houston 13-17 23-20 6/6 113 yards 0 TD 0 INT

9/7/97 Tennessee 6-13 16-13 (OT) 6/13 94 yards 0 TD 0 INT**

10/25/98 New England 6-9 12-6 (OT) 10/19 144 yards 0 TD 0 INT**

10/10/99 at Indianapolis 9-17 34-31 12/17 176 yards 2 TD 0 INT

12/19/99 San Diego 6-9 12-9 5/9 33 yards 0 TD 0 INT

1/9/00* at Seattle 13-17 20-17 4/8 84 yards 0 TD 0 INT

37 comebacks 2nd all time - - 276/436 3695 yards
28 TD 8 INT Rating - 103.9

* Playoff game
** Stats include OT
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First round of the 1983 draft

Pick Team Player Pos. College

1 Colts John Elway QB Stanford

2 Rams Eric Dickerson RB SMU

3 Seahawks Curt Warner RB Penn state

4 Broncos Chris Hinton OT Northwestern

5 Chargers Billy Ray Smith LB Arkansas

6 Bears Jimbo Covert OT Pittsburgh

7 Chiefs Todd Blackledge QB Penn state

8 Eagles Michael Haddix RB Mississippi state

9 Titans (Oilers) Bruce Matthews G USC

10 Giants Terry Kinard DB Clemson

11 Packers Tim Lewis CB Pittsburgh

12 Bills Tony Hunter TE Notre Dame

13 Lions James Jones FB Florida

14 Bills Jim Kelly QB Miami

15 Patriots Tony Eason QB Illinois

16 Falcons Mike Pitts DE Alabama

17 Cardinals Leonard Smith CB McNeese state

18 Bears Willie Gault WR Tennessee

19 Vikings Joey Browner S USC

20 Chargers Gary Anderson RB Arkansas

21 Steelers Gabriel Rivera DT Texas Tech

22 Chargers Gill Byrd CB San Jose state

23 Cowboys Jim Jeffcoat DE Arizona state

24 Jets Ken O'Brien QB California - Davis

25 Bengals Dave Rimington C Nebraska

26 Raiders Don Mosebar OT USC

27 Dolphins Dan Marino QB Pittsburgh

28 Redskins Darrell Green CB Texas A&M

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Dan's Single game Highs and Lows

Most Pass Attempts *64 at Buffalo 12/30/95
60 vs NY Jets 10/23/88
60 vs New England 11/23/97

Most Pass Completions 39 at Buffalo 11/16/86

Most Yards 521 vs NY Jets 10/23/1988

Most TD Passes 6 at NY Jets 9/21/86

Highest Completion percentage 81.3 vs Indianapolis 12/4/86

Most INTs 5 vs NY Jets 10/23/88
5 at Dallas 11/25/99

Fewest Pass Attempts 8 at Indianapolis 9/23/96

Fewest Pass Completions 5 at Indianapolis 9/23/96

Fewest Yards Passing 67 at Indianapolis 9/23/96

Lowest Completions Percentage 33.3 at Buffalo 11/2/97

Fewest TD Passes 0 34 times

Fewest INTs 0 86 times

Longest Completions 85 yards (TD) to Duper vs Baltimore 11/20/83
85 yards (TD) to Duper vs Houston 11/2/86

Most Times Sacked 5 at New Orleans 11/29/92
5 vs NY Jets 12/13/98

Most Rushing Yards 18 at New England 11/13/83

Longest Run 15 at New Engalnd 11/13/83
15 at Indianapolis 10/28/90

Consecutive Completions 15 11/8/92-11/16/92 Indianapolis/Buffalo

* Playoff game
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