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==List of credited publications==
==Cover Appearances==
[https://sportspaper.info/tag/don-shula/ Publications]
 
==Other cover appearances==
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| [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] vs. [[Miami Dolphins]]
| [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] vs. [[Miami Dolphins]]
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| [https://www.sportspaper.info/football/nfl/seasons/1990/09-30_mia-pit.html Program]
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| December 23, 1990
| [[Buffalo Bills]] vs. [[Miami Dolphins]]
| [[Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins (December 23, 1990)|Program]]
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| November 14, 1993
| November 14, 1993
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| [[Miami Dolphins]] vs. [[Chicago Bears]]
| [[Miami Dolphins]] vs. [[Chicago Bears]]
| [https://www.sportspaper.info/football/nfl/seasons/1997/08-10_chb-mia.html Program]
| [https://www.sportspaper.info/football/nfl/seasons/1997/08-10_chb-mia.html Program]
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| [[2013 NFL season|November 17, 2013]]
| [[Miami Dolphins]] vs. [[San Diego Chargers]]
| [[Miami Dolphins vs. San Diego Chargers (November 17, 2013)|Program]]
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Latest revision as of 10:13, 9 September 2024

Cover Appearances

Publications

Other cover appearances

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
National Football League 1971 Miami Dolphins Media Guide
September 16, 1979 Minnesota Vikings vs. Miami Dolphins Program
September 30, 1979 New York Jets vs. Miami Dolphins Program
August 6, 1983 Dallas Cowboys vs. Miami Dolphins Program
1987 Miami Dolphins Media Guide
November 29, 1987 Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins Program
1990 Miami Dolphins Media Guide
September 30, 1990 Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Miami Dolphins Program
November 14, 1993 Philadelphia Eagles vs. Miami Dolphins Program
October 2, 1994 Cincinnati Bengals vs. Miami Dolphins Program
July 26, 1997 Seattle Seahawks vs. Minnesota Vikings Program
August 2, 1997 Minnesota Vikings vs. St. Louis Rams Program
August 10, 1997 Miami Dolphins vs. Chicago Bears Program
November 17, 2013 Miami Dolphins vs. San Diego Chargers Program
Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Quarterbacks Troy Aikman • Sammy Baugh • George Blanda • Terry Bradshaw • Dutch Clark • Jimmy Conzelman • Len Dawson • Paddy Driscoll • John Elway • Brett Favre • Dan Fouts • Benny Friedman • Otto Graham • Bob Griese • Arnie Herber • Sonny Jurgensen • Jim Kelly • Bobby Layne • Sid Luckman • Peyton Manning • Dan Marino • Joe Montana • Warren Moon • Joe Namath • Ace Parker • Ken Stabler • Bart Starr • Roger Staubach • Fran Tarkenton • Y.A. Tittle • Johnny Unitas • Norm Van Brocklin • Kurt Warner • Bob Waterfield • Steve Young
Running Backs M. Allen • Cliff Battles • Jerome Bettis • Jim Brown • Campbell • Tony Canadeo • Csonka • T. Davis • Eric Dickerson • Tony Dorsett • Bill Dudley • Marshall Faulk • Frank Gifford • Red Grange • Joe Guyon • F. Harris • Clarke Hinkle • Paul Hornung • Edgerrin James • John Henry Johnson • Leroy Kelly • Curly Lambeau • Tuffy Leemans • Floyd Little • Martin • Ollie Matson • George McAfee • McElhenny • Blood McNally • Lenny Moore • Motley • Bronko Nagurski • Ernie Nevers • Walter Payton • Perry • Fritz Pollard • John Riggins • Barry Sanders • Gale Sayers • O.J. Simpson • Emmitt Smith • Ken Strong • Jim Taylor • Thurman Thomas • Jim Thorpe • LaDainian Tomlinson • Charley Trippi • Steve Van Buren • Doak Walker
Wide Receivers / Ends Lance Alworth • Red Badgro • Raymond Berry • Fred Biletnikoff • Tim Brown • Isaac Bruce • Harold Carmichael • Cris Carter • Guy Chamberlin • Tom Fears • Ray Flaherty • George Halas • Marvin Harrison • Hayes • Bill Hewitt • Elroy Hirsch • Don Hutson • Michael Irvin • Calvin Johnson • Charlie Joiner • Steve Largent • Dante Lavelli • James Lofton • Don Maynard • Tommy McDonald • Wayne Millner • Bobby Mitchell • Art Monk • Randy Moss • Terrell Owens • Drew Pearson • Pete Pihos • Andre Reed • Jerry Rice • Mac Speedie • John Stallworth • Lynn Swann • Charley Taylor • Paul Warfield
Tight Ends Dave Casper • Mike Ditka • Tony Gonzalez • John Mackey • Ozzie Newsome • Charlie Sanders • Shannon Sharpe • Jackie Smith • Kellen Winslow
Offensive Linemen Larry Allen • Tony Boselli • Bob Brown • Rosey Brown • Jim Covert • Lou Creekmur • Dermontti Dawson • Joe DeLamielleure • Dan Dierdorf • Faneca • Frank Gatski • Gregg • Russ Grimm • John Hannah • Gene Hickerson • Winston Hill • Steve Hutchinson • Stan Jones • Walter Jones • Kramer • Jim Langer • Larry Little • Tom Mack • Bruce Matthews • Mawae • Mike McCormack • Randall McDaniel • Ron Mix • Mike Munchak • Anthony Muñoz • Ogden • Jim Otto • Orlando Pace • Jim Parker • Jim Ringo • Roaf • Shaw • A. Shell • Will Shields • Jackie Slater • St. Clair • Dick Stanfel • Dwight Stephenson • Joe Thomas • Mick Tingelhoff • Gene Upshaw • Mike Webster • Rayfield Wright • Ron Yary • Gary Zimmerman
Pre-modern era two-way players Turk Edwards • Dan Fortmann • Ed Healey • Mel Hein • Pete Henry • Cal Hubbard • Walt Kiesling • Bruiser Kinard • Link Lyman • Mike Michalske • George Musso • Steve Owen • Duke Slater • Joe Stydahar • George Trafton • Bulldog Turner • Alex Wojciechowicz
Defensive Linemen Doug Atkins • Elvin Bethea • Buck Buchanan • Curley Culp • Willie Davis • Fred Dean • Richard Dent • Chris Doleman • Art Donovan • Carl Eller • Len Ford • Joe Greene • Charles Haley • Dan Hampton • Claude Humphrey • Deacon Jones • Henry Jordan • Alex Karras • Cortez Kennedy • Joe Klecko • Bob Lilly • Howie Long • Gino Marchetti • Leo Nomellini • Merlin Olsen • Alan Page • John Randle • Andy Robustelli • Warren Sapp • Lee Roy Selmon • Richard Seymour • Bruce Smith • Ed Sprinkle • Ernie Stautner • Michael Strahan • Jason Taylor • Arnie Weinmeister • Randy White • Reggie White • Bill Willis • Bryant Young • Jack Youngblood
Linebackers Chuck Bednarik • Bobby Bell • Robert Brazile • Brooks • Nick Buoniconti • Butkus • Harry Carson • Connor • Bill George • K. Greene • Jack Ham • Chris Hanburger • Ted Hendricks • Chuck Howley • Sam Huff • Rickey Jackson • Jack Lambert • Willie Lanier • Ray Lewis • Mills • Ray Nitschke • Les Richter • D. Robinson • Schmidt • Junior Seau • Mike Singletary • Lawrence Taylor • Derrick Thomas • Zach Thomas • Andre Tippett • Brian Urlacher • DeMarcus Ware • Dave Wilcox
Defensive Backs Adderley • Atwater • Bailey • Ronde Barber • Lem Barney • Mel Blount • W. Brown • Jack Butler • LeRoy Butler • Christiansen • Brian Dawkins • Bobby Dillon • Kenny Easley • Green • C. Harris • Mike Haynes • Ken Houston • J. Johnson • Krause • Night Train Lane • Yale Lary • Ty Law • Dick LeBeau • Ronnie Lott • John Lynch • Troy Polamalu • Ed Reed • Mel Renfro • Darrelle Revis • Ken Riley • Johnny Robinson • Deion Sanders • Donnie Shell • Emmitt Thomas • Emlen Tunnell • Roger Wehrli • Aeneas Williams • Larry Wilson • Wood • Charles Woodson • Rod Woodson
Placekickers and Punters Morten Andersen • Lou Groza • Ray Guy • Jan Stenerud
Coaches George Allen • Paul Brown • Guy Chamberlin • Jimmy Conzelman • Bill Cowher • Don Coryell • Tony Dungy • Weeb Ewbank • Flaherty • Tom Flores • Joe Gibbs • Sid Gillman • Grant • George Halas • Jimmy Johnson • Curly Lambeau • Tom Landry • Levy • Lombardi • John Madden • Greasy Neale • Chuck Noll • Steve Owen • Bill Parcells • Don Shula • Hank Stram • Dick Vermeil • Bill Walsh
Contributors Bobby Beathard • Bert Bell • Charles Bidwill • Pat Bowlen • Gil Brandt • Carr • A. Davis • Edward J. DeBartolo Jr. • Jim Finks • Halas • Hunt • J. Jones • Curly Lambeau • Tim Mara • Wellington Mara • George Preston Marshall • Bill Nunn • Bill Polian • Ray • Dan Reeves • Art Rooney • Dan Rooney • Pete Rozelle • Ed Sabol • Steve Sabol • Tex Schramm • Paul Tagliabue • R. Wilson • Ron Wolf • George Young
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Indianapolis Colts head coaches
Keith Molesworth (1953) • Weeb Ewbank (1954-62) • Don Shula (1963-69) • Don McCafferty (1970-72) • John Sandusky (1972) • Howard Schnellenberger (1973-74) • Joe Thomas (1974) • Ted Marchibroda (1975-79) • Mike McCormack (1980-81) • Frank Kush (1982-84) • Hal Hunter* (1984) • Rod Dowhower (1985-86) • Ron Meyer (1986-91) • Rick Venturi* (1991) • Ted Marchibroda (1992-95) • Lindy Infante (1996-97) • Jim Mora (1998-2001) • Tony Dungy (2002-08) • Jim Caldwell (2009-11) • Chuck Pagano (2012-17) • Bruce Arians* (2012) • Frank Reich (2022-present) • Jeff Saturday* (2022-23) • Shane Steichen (2023-present)

*interim head coach


Miami Dolphins head coaches
George Wilson (1966-69) • Don Shula (1970-95) • Jimmy Johnson (1996-99) • Dave Wannstedt (2000-2004) • Jim Bates* (2004) • Nick Saban (2005-06) • Cam Cameron (2007) • Tony Sparano (2008-11) • Todd Bowles* (2011) • Joe Philbin (2012-15) • Dan Campbell* (2015) • Adam Gase (2016-18) • Brian Flores (2019-21) • Mike McDaniel (2022-present)

*interim head coach


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