Better Know a Rival: The Miami Dolphins
Kicked off on May 25, 2010 at 4:36 PM by Max V.V.
Filed under: Outside the Jets
Tags: Al Groh, Chad Pennington, Curtis Martin, Jason Taylor, Ken O'Brien, Laveranues Coles, Rex Ryan, Richard Todd, Vinny Testaverde, Wayne Chrebet
Pats or Fins? Pats or Fins? Who do we hate more? I put that question to our reader base in the Jets Kvetch 2010 Fan Census, and the overwhelming response was that it is New England whom we despise the most. I can understand that, but let’s be clear: Miami is our historical nemesis. We’ve met every year since the Fins were founded in 1966, and unlike our meetings with the Patriots, these games were regularly competitive from the start. After all, at the time the Jets were en route to a Super Bowl, and the Dolphins would prove to be hot out of the gate, going from AFL expansion team to undefeated NFL champions in just six years. While the Jets may have won the first eight meetings, Miami positively dominated New York in the 1970s, taking all but two contests between 1970 and 1977.
Go down the field!