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A Miami Dolphins fan wishes for greatness of days gone by (Associated Content)
As I watched the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers fend off late-game attempts by the Chicago Bears and New York Jets in order to secure passage to Super Bowl XLV, I was a bit happy. More so with the Steelers win than the Packers victory, because as a fan of the Miami Dolphins I just couldn't possibly stomach Rex Ryan and the Jets getting a chance at a title. Yet, my delight at the outcomes of this weekend's playoff games was tinged by melancholy as I thought about how far my own beloved team had fallen in recent years.
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