HALL-OF-FAMER DON SHULA DEAD AT 90
The NFL’s winningest coach and man who led the Miami Dolphins to the league’s only undefeated season, Don Shula, has died at the age of 90.
The Dolphins issued a statement saying that Shula died "peacefully at his home."
Shula won 347 games, including playoffs, an NFL-record.
In 1972, he coached the Dolphins to the league's only 17-0 undefeated season, culminated by a 14-7 victory over the Washington in Super Bowl VII.
The Dolphins became back-to-back champs the following year, defeating the Viking 24-7 in Super Bowl VIII.
In all, Shula led five teams to the Super Bowl, including the 1968 Colts, 1982 Dolphins and 1984 Dolphins.
Only two of Shula’s Dolphins teams finished under .500 in 26 season. His career record is 328-156. He and George Halas are the only coaches in NFL history to win more than 300 games. Shula was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1997.
