You probably saw the Miami Miracle that delivered a win for the Dolphins over the Patriots on Sunday, but now you get to see what it looked like from the crowd and the Fins’ sideline reaction. Here. Miami Miracle: 2-years since history Kevin Nogle 3 hrs ago. $, of counterfeit PPE seized at Texas warehouse. Most Trump voters live in states won by Biden. Miami Miracle: 2-years since history. The Miami Miracle was, like any even-half-decent football play, lovingly swiped. In this case, from one of the greatest college football games ever played: Boise State vs. Oklahoma in the Two years ago today, the Miami Dolphins shocked the New England Patriots with a final play touchdown that went down as the best play of the year, and, honestly, one that should be the play of the decade, immortalized in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and remembered forever. It is time to celebrate the Miami Miracle. Miami pulls off a miraculous play to finish off the Pats in Week The New England Patriots take on the Miami Dolphins during Week 14 of the NFL seaso.

Just go up, get the ball. But they changed it up a little bit and I did sucky. Gronkowski stumbled, and Drake took it home, and fired the football as far as he could into the stands.

But the result, the only thing that matters, was the same. Still, the Miami team thought it was their best shot to score and win the game from the highly favored Patriots.

The play begins with then-quarterback Ryan Tannehill now with the Tennessee Titans taking the snap from center. Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa connects with wide receiver Lynn Bowden for a yard pickup.

Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Christian Wilkins finds Cincinnati Bengal running back Giovani Bernard and tackles him for a 1-yard loss.

Miami Dolphins defensive back Nik Needham stiff-arms Jets after interception vs. New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold.

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February 2, Miami Herald. Bleacher Report. Miami head coach Adam Gase and several players revealed that the play was called "Boise" in honor of Boise State's famous hook-and-ladder game-tying touchdown in the Fiesta Bowl against Oklahoma.

We work on it every Friday and Saturday," Gase said. But these guys stuck with it and they executed that one for sure. Tannehill also took note of tight end Rob Gronkowski at the end of the play.

Gronk was playing deep safety on the play as part of a defense against a Hail Mary pass play. Once Drake got into the open field, with just Gronkowski to beat, Tannehill knew Drake would find the endzone.

We got this! I was following behind and I kind of just turned around and collapsed just with the emotion of the whole thing.