the last time the dolphins won their division was 1992.
the last time the dolphins won their division was 1992.
when was the last time the dolphins won their division?
1992
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the last time or last time may refer to:









































section::::film.









































bullet::::- "the last time" (film), a 2006 film starring michael keaton and brendan fraser









































bullet::::- "the last time", a 2002 short film featuring linda bassett









































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section::::music.:albums.









































bullet::::- "last time" (album), a 2002 album by typecast









































bullet::::- "the last time" (album), a 2002 album by john farnham









































section::::music.:songs.









































bullet::::- "last time" (fuel song), 2001









































bullet::::- "last time" (labrinth song), 2012









































bullet::::- "last time" (trey songz song), 2008









































bullet::::- "the last time" (agnetha fältskog song), 1987
the last time
in 1994, the jets found themselves one game back of the dolphins for the afc east division lead heading into their november 27 match at the meadowlands. in a game with first place on the line, the jets held a 24–6 lead, outplaying the dolphins for three quarters. however, marino led the dolphins back with two touchdowns, cutting the score to 24–21. marino got the ball one last time and drove the dolphins down the field to within the jets' five-yard line. with thirty seconds left, and the clock continuing to wind down, marino motioned that he was going to spike the ball to stop the clock and send out the field goal unit to tie the game. instead, marino took the snap from center and fired the ball in the corner of the end zone past aaron glenn to mark ingram. it was ingram's fourth touchdown catch of the game, which tied a club record with former dolphins wide receiver paul warfield. the touchdown gave the dolphins a 28–24 victory, and miami went on to win the division. this game is famous in nfl history known as "the fake spike game" but the fake spike play itself is also known as the clock play. the jets went into a spiral after that play, losing all of their remaining games. indeed, the game marked the beginning of a period of ignominy for the jets as they compiled a record of 4–33 from that game to the end of the 1996 season.
dolphins–jets rivalry