Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins are a professional American football team based in the Miami metropolitan area. Miami is part of the American Football Conference's East division in the National Football League (NFL). The Dolphins play their home games at Sun Life Stadium in the northern suburb of Miami Gardens, and have their headquarters in Davie, Florida.
==History==
===Soluna years (2014-2018)===
====2014====
To be added.
====2015====
To be added.
====2016====
To be added.
===smckenz years (2018-Present)===
====2018====
Week	Opponent 	Result 	Record
1 	Buffalo Bills 	W 26-13	1-0
2 	Pittsburg Steelers 	W 43-21	2-0
3 	@ New York Jets 	L 24-27	2-1
4 	Green Bay Packers 	W 38-36	3-1
5 	New England Patriots 	W 41-21	4-1
6 	@ Baltimore Ravens 	W 20-16	5-1
7 	@ Detroit Lions 	L 13-31	5-2
8 	BYE 	 	5-2
9 	@ Chicago Bears 	L 16-17	5-3
10 	Jacksonville Jaguars 	W 31-24	6-3
11 	Cincinnati Bengals 	W 24-9 	7-3
12 	@ Cleveland Browns 	W 24-10	8-3
13 	Minnesota Vikings 	W 17-6 	9-3
14 	New York Jets 	W 19-10	10-3
15 	@ San Diego Chargers 	L 24-28	10-4
16 	@ Buffalo Bills 	W 35-17	11-4
17 	@ New England Patriots	W 24-7 	12-4
==Championships==
===Super Bowls===
Year 	Coach 	Super Bowl 	Location 	Opponent 	Score	Record
2015 	Soluna 	II 	Charlotte, NC 	St. Louis Rams 	41-30	14-3
2017 	Soluna 	IV 	East Rutherford, NJ 	Seattle Seahawks 	26-17	18-1
Total Super Bowls won:	Total Super Bowls won:	Total Super Bowls won:	Total Super Bowls won:	Total Super Bowls won:	2 	2
===AFC Championships===
Year 	Coach 	Location 	Opponent 	Score	Record
2015 	Soluna 	Miami, FL 	Oakland Raiders 	31-20	13-3
2017 	Soluna 	Miami, FL 	Baltimore Ravens 	34-13	15-1
Total AFC Championships won:	Total AFC Championships won:	Total AFC Championships won:	Total AFC Championships won:	2 	2
==Season-by-season records==
*Note: The Finish, Wins, Losses, and Ties columns list regular season results and exclude any postseason play. Italicized numbers mean that the records are subject to change each week due to regular season or postseason games being played.
Super Bowl Champions (2014–present)	Conference Champions	Division Champions	Wild Card Berth
Season	League	Conference	Division	Regular Season	Regular Season	Regular Season	Regular Season	Post season Results 	Awards
Season	League	Conference	Division	Finish 	Wins 	Losses 	Ties 	Post season Results 	Awards
2014 	NFL 	AFC 	East 	1st 	9 	2 	0 	Won Divisional Playoffs (Jets) 23–17 Lost AFC Championship (Raiders) 32-34 	
2015 	NFL 	AFC 	East 	1st 	11 	3 	0 	Won Divisional Playoffs (Ravens) 23-10 Won AFC Championship (Raiders) 31-20 Won Super Bowl II (Rams) 41-30 	Most Valuable Players (B. Brown) Offensive Player of the Year (B. Brown) Offensive Rookie of the Year (B. Brown) Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (R. Smith)
2016 	NFL 	AFC 	East 	1st 	9 	3 	0 	Won Divisional Playoffs (Texans) 35-10 Lost AFC Championship (Colts) 19-22 	
2017 	NFL 	AFC 	East 	1st 	15 	1 	0 	Won Divisional Playoffs (Raiders) 34-23 Won AFC Championship (Ravens) 34-13 Won Super Bowl IV (Seahawks) 26-17	Head Coach of the Year (Soluna) Executive of the Year (Soluna) Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (K. Harris)
Totals 2014–2016 1 NFL Championship
 	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %
Regular Season	44 	9 	0 	
Playoffs 	8 	2 	0 	
All Games 	52 	11 	0 	
==Players==
===Super Bowl MVPs===
The Dolphins have played in one Super Bowl, going 1–0 in that span. The following are the players who have been named Super Bowl MVP:
*Riddick Smith WR Super Bowl II
===All-time first round draft picks===
 * 	Selected number one overall
 † 	Enshrined in the NFLHC Hall of Fame
Year	Pick	Player 	Position 	College 	Notes
2014	7 	Marcellus Peterson 	Offensive Tackle	Alabama 	
2015	11 	Brian Brown 	Quarterback 	Boise State 	
2016	24 	Justin Davis 	Cornerback 	Florida 	
2017	14 	Phillip Moore 	Linebacker 	Houston 	
2017	30 	Laurent Christensen 	Cornerback 	Army 	
2018	21 	Benjamin Blankenship	Defensive End 	Georgia 	
2018	32 	Todd Hevesy 	Guard 	Michigan State	
2019	10 	Prince McGill 	Free Saftey 	Florida 	
2020	19 	Dexter Flowers 	Defensive End 	Southern Miss 	
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