January 14, 1973: NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle presents the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Don Shula and Joe Robbie after the Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins 14-7 in Super Bowl VII at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Dolphins completed the NFL's first and only perfect season. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

5.5M views · 8K reactions | In his first year eligible, Randy Moss is a #PFHOF18 semifinalist! His rookie season highlights were a good indicator he'd be here.  | NFL | Facebook

🏈🦃On November 27, 1973. On their way to a second consecutive Super Bowl championship, the Dolphins took a 9-1 record into their game at Dallas to face a 7-3 Cowboys team. The Dolphins rushed for 157 yards and used their punishing ground game to kill off the final 8:41 of the game with a drive that featured four third-down conversions. The Dolphins scored on a 1-yard run by Larry Csonka and a 45-yard pass from Bob Griese to Paul Warfield. Safety Jake Scott set up Csonka's touchdown with an inte

December 23, 1973: Television production of NFL broadcasts have changed significantly over the years. Check out the opening of NBC's broadcast of the Dolphins vs. Bengals AFC divisional playoff game in 1973. Miami would win 34-16 to advance to the AFC Championship Game. Curt Gowdy and Al DeRogatis call the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending the clip. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Last time the NFL had a Week 18 was in 1993 when the league experimented with two bye weeks for each team. The result of that Week 18? One of the craziest final weeks ever with so many teams fighting for a playoff spot. #NFLSeasonFinale (via NFL Throwback) | NFL

On this date in 1973, Perfection. 🐐 The Miami Dolphins capped off a perfect season. The NFL’s first and only unbeaten, untied record. (🎥 @dolphins) | NFL on CBS

🏈On December 30, 1973 the Minnesota Vikings beat the Dallas Cowboys 27-10 in the NFC Championship Game at Texas Stadium. The Vikings forced 4 interceptions and recovered 2 fumbles in the 2nd half while also holding Dallas to 152 total yards en route to victory. Take a look back to the post game interviews as Brent Musburger talks to Minnesota’s Bobby Bryant, Jim Marshall, Gary Larsen, Fran Tarkenton, John Gilliam, Oscar Reed, Wally Hilgenberg and head coach Bud Grant.🏈 | Davenport Sports Netwo

4.3K views · 64 reactions | On December 30, 1973 the Minnesota...