NFL Hall of Hamer and Miami Dolphins legend Dan Marino thinks that he would throw for 6,000 yards in today's game.
regular season, but can they — or anyone else — surpass 6,000 passing yards? Well, Hall of Famer Dan Marino thinks he could have.
"Yes, we'd throw for 6,000 yards," Marino said on Thursday's edition of the"This is Football" podcast."Defenses in the middle of my career and then towards the end, they got a little more complex and guys do a lot more things now as far as blitzing and changing personnel and all that than I did earlier in my career; later in my career, I had to deal with it.
Marino, a nine-time Pro Bowler, three-time All-Pro and the 1984 NFL MVP, led the sport in passing yards five times, as well as in passing touchdowns three times across his 17-year NFL career , which was spent entirely with theHe's seventh all-time among NFL quarterbacks in passing touchdowns , eighth in passing yards and ninth in completed passes .
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