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Don Shula Quotes

«Dwight was everything the Bear ever said he would be.»
«We had him rated right behind (John) Elway and ahead of (Jim) Kelly, ... But we never dreamed we'd have a shot at Dan.»
«[Marino, however, kept dropping. All the way to Miami's spot at No. 27.] I remembered the beautiful quick release he had, ... (David) Woodley was an exceptional athlete playing quarterback for us. Marino was a pure passer.»
«His delivery was kind of chest-high, ... The ball would leave his hand and just explode.»
«He was a great competitor and what Dan wanted to do was win, ... and as long as he felt he was getting the right help from the sideline, he certainly appreciated that. I coached him 13 years of his 17-year career and we put up big numbers.»
«We didn't win a Super Bowl together, ... and that's something I'll always regret, not knowing what that feels like. ... »
«When we got them together for the first time on the field, ... and had Woodley throwing on one side to a group of receivers and Marino on the other, it was so evident the ability Dan had throwing the football. Woodley was an athlete playing quarterback and Marino was a quarterback playing quarterback. You could just look at it and see, even in the simplest passing drills, that Marino had that great skill.»
«Here's one thing I don't think people know about,»
«Dan didn't like play-action; we didn't have a running game, so consequently we didn't have play action. Most of the stuff we did was drop-back passing or the shotgun, and Dan always was looking down field. He could sense where the pressure was coming from and quickly get the ball off.»
«It's like he's invisible around here, ... You never see him, never see him, but, gosh, what a comfort it is for us coaches to know we've got somebody like that here. What a security blanket he is. We ought to make all of our grandsons learn to do what he does. Long snapping -- that's not a bad way to go.»

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