Miami Dolphins Tickets

Under first year head coach Joe Philbin, the Miami Dolphins finished 7-9, including wins against two playoff teams. For a team with less than sky high expectations last season, 7-9 can certainly be looked at as a stepping stone for the rebuilding franchise. Young gunslinger Ryan Tannehill seems poised to become an elite quarterback but he will certainly be tested in the always challenging AFC East. Coach Philbin will not be satisfied with anything less than a divisional title and playoff appearance in his second season in South Beach. Check out the complete 2013 Miami Dolphins schedule and order your tickets today.

The Miami Dolphins addressed one glaring weakness on their roster following the departure of Brandon Marshall. The team had arguably the biggest acquisition of the offseason when they signed former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace to a multi-year contract. One free agent obviously doesn’t make the team an immediate threat to challenge for the Super Bowl, but most can agree that is certainly a step in the right direction. A look at the Miami Dolphins schedule reveals that it’s not lacking any high-powered foes. The ‘Phins will play two road games on Monday Night in New Orleans and Tampa Bay. They will also have to deal with New England and Pittsburgh on the road in addition to home games against Atlanta and Baltimore. If you want the best Sun Life Stadium seats at the lowest prices, buy your Miami Dolphins football tickets from GoTickets.

It’s no secret that the Patriots are getting older and the New York Jets had their share of problems last season, so the AFC East could be ripe for taking this season. While the Dolphins clearly are not the favorites to win the division, they will have a say in the outcome this season. Make sure you are there with Miami Dolphins tickets.