When rookie QB Dan Marino burst onto the Miami scene in 1983, his debut performance (20 TD and only six INT) made Dolphins fans secure that they wouldn"t have to worry about the quarterback position for a long time. Marino delivered 17 brilliant seasons in Miami, taking the Dolphins to the Super Bowl and to the playoffs 10 times. During his career, he established himself as the most prolific passer in NFL history, setting records for most touchdown passes in a season and career touchdown passes, while racking up more than 11 miles of passing yardage. Dolphin fans are pretty sure Marino could lead their team to the playoffs right now (some eight years after his retirement), and I can"t say we disagree with them...