Head on over to LandShark Stadium and get your Miami Dolphins tickets because its time for some football! The team made its first Super Bowl appearance following the 1971 season in Super Bowl VI, but lost to the Dallas Cowboys. In 1972, the Dolphins completed the NFL's first and only perfect season culminating in a Super Bowl win, winning all 14 regular season games, two playoff games and Super Bowl VII.

For most of their history, the Dolphins were coached by Don Shula, the most successful head coach in professional football history. In the strike-shortened 1982 NFL season, the Dolphins, led by the "Killer B's" defense (Bob Baumhower, Bill Barnett, Lyle Blackwood, Kim Bokamper, Glenn Blackwood, Charles Bowser, Doug Betters, and Bob Brudzinski), held five of their nine opponents to 14 or fewer points en route to their fourth Super Bowl appearance.

Before the 2000 season, Dave Wannstedt, formerly of the Chicago Bears, became the new coach, and ex-Jacksonville Jaguars backup Jay Fiedler became the new quarterback, even though former Marino backup Damon Huard had been considered the favorite. Despite lowered expectations, the defense broke through with Jason Taylor and Trace Armstrong, causing an influx of many Miami Dolphins ticket sales.

Instead of retaining Jim Bates, the Dolphins hired LSU coach Nick Saban. With the second pick the 2005 NFL Draft, Nick Saban elected to go with Auburn running back Ronnie Brown.

The Dolphins originally played at all of their home games in the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. After the 1986 season, they moved to Joe Robbie Stadium. Later the stadium would change names to Pro Player Stadium, then to Dolphins Stadium, and then Dolphin Stadium, and as of spring 2009, Land Shark Stadium. Land Shark Stadium is located in Miami Gardens, a suburb of Miami located approximately fifteen miles north of downtown Miami.

The team's colors are aqua and orange; navy was added as a trim color in 1997. The logo consists of a sunburst and a leaping dolphin wearing a football helmet bearing the letter M. The cheerleaders are always behind their players, wearing aqua and orange and cheering for the Dolphins to win.

The divisional schedule this season includes the November 29 game at 1:00 PM at Buffalo Bills Ralph Wilson Stadium, and December 6 at 8:20 PM with the New England Patriots at home in the LandShark Stadium. So get your Dolphins tickets for the games now so you do not miss the chance to the action live.