Yes, Chris Shula and Don Shula are related. Chris Shula is the grandson of Don Shula, a former football player and coach who passed away on May 4, 2020. His first head coaching stint was with the ...

Don Shula began playing football at a young age ... how their team's defense comprised of mostly anonymous and selfless players embraced the 'No Name Defense' nickname bestowed upon them with ...

Dan Marino, Dwight Stephenson, John Offerdahl, and Joe Rose share their favorite memories of legendary Coach Don Shula at his Celebration of Life on October 2, 2021. The Dolphins' longtime media ...

The winningest coach in NFL history Don Shula is welcomed to the squad by ... football journey from high school to an undrafted NFL player. How former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison ...

That changed when Don Shula arrived from Baltimore ... he was traded to the Colts as part of a 15-player deal. He totaled 14 interceptions over the next four years before ending his playing ...

Kinda tough imagining Don Shula uttering the non-word “bundle-rooski,” especially on TV. He never tried to steal Dan Marino’s “nuggies” when Marino wasn’t looking. He did have a thing ...

There simply aren't enough words to describe the magnitude of Don Shula's impact on the Miami Dolphins ... The Notre Dame grad was also widely recognized as one of the smartest players in the National ...

The dining room featured lots of football memorabilia, like black-and-white photos of players and wall art outlining the history of Don Shula's coaching career. It felt like a traditional steak ...

Restaurant out at HOF Village: Don Shula's American Kitchen and Hall of ... vintage football murals, a player collage with iconic American football figures, turfed frames with inspirational ...

Reid addressed his thoughts on potentially coaching long enough to all-time wins leader Don Shula during a sit-down interview with CBS Sports on Tuesday. "If you asked me how many wins I have ...

Kinda tough imagining Don Shula uttering the non-word “bundle-rooski,” especially on TV. He never tried to steal Dan Marino’s “nuggies” when Marino wasn’t looking. He did have a thing for a quality ...