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    Don Shula Passes Away 90 Years Old

    Don Shula, legendary NFL head coach, dies at 90
    Don Shula, a Hall of Fame NFL coach who the Miami Dolphins to two Super Bowl titles, has died. He was 90.

    The Miami Herald was the first to report the coach’s death, citing one of his children.

    The Dolphins later confirmed his death in a separate statement.

    COWBOYS SIGNING ANDY DALTON WAS 'OUT OF LINE,' FORMER WIDE RECEIVER DEZ BRYANT SAYS

    “Don Shula was the patriarch of the Miami Dolphins for 50 years. He brought the winning edge to our franchise and put the Dolphins and the city of Miami in the national sports scene. Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to Mary Anne along with his children, Dave, Donna, Sharon, Anne and Mike.”

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    The Dolphins put up some really good teams in the early 70's. When they came to Shea to play the Jets, it was always sold out. Dad and I had no issue though when the Colts came to town....
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    Born in Grand River, OH. Small fishing village on the Grand River and Lake Erie. Raised in Painesville Township. Went to Painesville Harvey Has and John Carroll University. Drafted by Paul Brown in 1951 and played for the Browns for a few years. Got into coaching at University of VA and then Detroit Lions named Baltimore's coach in 1963. Was on the sidelines in 1964 when the Browns crushed then in the NFL Championship Game, 27-0 ��. Was a great coach and man. RIP
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    Quote Originally Posted by CenTexDave View Post
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    Born in Grand River, OH. Small fishing village on the Grand River and Lake Erie. Raised in Painesville Township. Went to Painesville Harvey Has and John Carroll University. Drafted by Paul Brown in 1951 and played for the Browns for a few years. Got into coaching at University of VA and then Detroit Lions named Baltimore's coach in 1963. Was on the sidelines in 1964 when the Browns crushed then in the NFL Championship Game, 27-0 😁. Was a great coach and man. RIP
    Probably the last time the Browns crushed anyone.




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    Believe you are correct. But you might want to review how many NDL championships they did win
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