Dan Marino, who represented the Miami Dolphins during the length of his Hall of Fame career, is regarded as the best player to ever don a Miami Dolphins uniform.
But this week, he revealed something unexpected that has a lot of people talking.
In a recent interview, Marino said that he once thought about joining another team later in his career.
He claimed to have received offers from groups that had a better chance of winning the Super Bowl, and he once thought about accepting one.
Marino eventually decided that he would spend the rest of his career in Miami.
Marino eventually decided that he would spend the rest of his career in Miami.
Miami Dolphins supporters find it difficult to accept that Marino would have thought of such a thing.
Some teams believe that Marino could have emulated Matthew Stafford and dominated if he had a better supporting cast.
After his first few seasons with the Miami Dolphins, the squad struggled more and more to win in the postseason.
Marino remained with the team after Don Shula's retirement following the 1995 campaign, playing under head coach Jimmy Johnson on a squad that no longer possessed the offensive firepower necessary to win the Super Bowl.