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Two-time Super Bowl champion Manny Fernandez passes away at 79

Former defensive lineman Manny Fernandez, who was one of the anchors of the Miami Dolphins' 1972 and 1973 Super Bowl championship teams, has passed away. He was 79. The Dolphins confirmed Fernandez's death on social media Tuesday morning.

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Former 2-time Super Bowl champion, Miami Dolphins star, has passed away at age 79

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2-time Super Bowl champion dies at 79: ‘One of the best players in Dolphins history’

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The late Manny Fernandez helped make Miami Dolphins perfect

Today, it delivers even more with the news that Fernandez has passed away at age 79.

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Miami Dolphins release statement on passing of NFL legend Manny Fernandez

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Manny Fernandez part of Miami Dolphins' Super Bowl championship teams

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Two-Time Super Bowl Champion Manny Fernandez Passes Away at 79

In eight seasons with the Dolphins, lining up mostly at defensive tackle, Fernandez recorded 35 sacks and six fumble recoveries in 103 regular season games.

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Manny Fernandez, Miami Dolphins great, dies at 79

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Manny Fernandez, defensive standout for ‘perfect’ Miami Dolphins in 1972, dies at 79

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Don Shula prodigy & Super Bowl champ passes away at 79

Manny Fernandez, two-time Super Bowl champion and anchor of the Miami Dolphins’ No-Name Defense, passed away on Tuesday, May 26. He was 79. The team broke the news in an official announcement. “We are deeply saddened by the passing of Manny Fernandez,

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Garo Yepremian dies at 70; kicker known for Super Bowl gaffe in 1973

MIAMI -- Garo Yepremian, the former NFL kicker who helped the Miami Dolphins win consecutive NFL championships but is best remembered for a Super Bowl blooper, died Friday of cancer. He was 70. Yepremian's wife, Maritza, said he died at a hospital in Media ...

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Super Bowl Directors Timeline: 1967-2026

1. January 15, 1967 — Super Bowl I (originally called the “AFL-NFL World Championship Game”): was played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The game was simultaneously broadcast on both CBS, directed by Bob Dailey and NBC, directed by Ted ...