Miami Dolphins Tickets

There are a lot of questions that remain to be answered in Miami, as the Dolphins get ready for the 2013 NFL season. New coach Joe Philbin is installing a West Coast offense, but whoever is going to be at the helm is still up in the air. While Matt Moore was solid last year, starting 12 games, he has competition from a healthy David Garrard, who has been looking rejuvenated so far in training camp, and electric rookie Ryan Tannehill. As if that wasn’t enough, HBO’s “Hard Knocks” crew will be filming the drama as it unfolds. Regardless of who is the quarterback at the start of the season, the exodus of Brandon Marshall to the Chicago Bears leaves a question mark as who the top target for the QB will be.

There will be a lot of competition for the number one receiver spot, as receivers Bryan Hartline, Davone Bess and Legedu Naanee will be aiming to be the number one option. The backfield will be led by Reggie Bush, who continues to try and disprove the common notion that he can’t be a between-the-tackles running back. Coming off a 1,086-yard season, Bush hopes to continue to make strides and become an every-down back. The true strength of this Miami Dolphins team however, and the reason fans have been lining up to get Dolphins tickets, is the defense.

The defense of the Miami Dolphins is switching over to a 4-3 look this year under a new defensive coordinator, but most of the pieces remain the same. Last season, the Dolphins were 3rd overall in the NFL in rushing defense, in no small part due to players like ferocious Cameron Wake, who will move from linebacker to right-end in the new system, Jake Long, who strikes fear in the hearts of opposing quarterbacks and tackling-machine Yeremiah Bell at safety. If the Dolphins can improve on offense and maintain the stingy defense they featured last year, they could make some real noise in the AFC East and challenge perennial favorites like the New England Patriots and New York Jets. Make sure you grab some Miami Dolphins tickets in 2013 to see this exciting team live!

Big Games on the Miami Dolphins 2013 Season Schedule

The Dolphins will take on the rival New England Patriots on week 13 and week 17. If things shake out early in the season like they hope, the Dolphins may be playing for a spot in the playoffs by this time. You can be sure that Dolphins vs. Patriots tickets will fly off the shelves as NFL fans lineup to see these two divisional rivals face off. Other highlights of Miami’s schedule include a showdown with the Houston Texans on week one. Houston has developed into quite the powerhouse over the last few seasons, and if Matt Schaub stays healthy they should be one of the teams to beat in the AFC. Make sure you get a hold of some Dolphins vs. Texans tickets to see if Miami can turn some heads with an opening-day victory over a quality opponent like Houston.

Other big games on the schedule include a battle with the Tennessee Titans on week ten. It will be interesting to see if running back Chris Johnson can bounce back after a disappointing campaign last season. Get your Dolphins vs. Titans tickets from Ticket Liquidator to see if Miami’s run defense can shut down Johnson and the Titans. Finally, another big game will take place on week 14, when the Phins face the San Francisco Forty-Niners. After reaching the NFC Championship game last season, the Niners and QB Alex Smith are looking to take it one step further in 2013, but the Dolphins are looking to bring them back to earth. Make sure you buy some Niners vs. Dolphins tickets to see this battle. With plenty of exciting matchups in the cards for what will be an exciting season in Miami, make sure you grab some cheap Miami Dolphins tickets from Ticket Liquidator and get out to Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens to see if the Phins will sink or swim in 2013!

• Year Established: 1966
• Conference and Division: AFC East
• Nickname: The Fins
• Team Super Bowl Titles: 1972 (VII), 1973 (VIII)
• Conference Titles: 1971, 1972, 1973, 1982 and 1984
• Division Titles: 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1994, 2000 and 2008
• Home Stadium: Sun Life Stadium
• Biggest Dolphins Rivals: New York Jets,
• Sun Life Stadium Capacity: 75,192
• Fun Fact: The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only NFL team to accomplish an undefeated season
• Official Dolphins Team Site

Miami Dolphins Season tickets

And if you are in the market for Miami Dolphins season tickets then you might be in luck. Each year Ticket Liquidator has select Miami Dolphins season tickets available for purchase to let fans see each and every home game. You don't need to be told the length of the official waiting list for Miami Dolphins season tickets, suffice to say it can be years. But here at TL you don't need to wait to get Miami Dolphins season tickets. You can get out to every home game if you want, so find the Miami Dolphins season ticket you want and get out there. To see if we have Miami Dolphins season tickets for sale check the first regular-season listing above. You can also sell Miami Dolphins tickets if you can't make it to every game. If we have them you should see a link that would be for a Miami Dolphins season ticket package. There are going to be some great moments for the Miami Dolphins this year. Get those Miami Dolphins season tickets here and watch all the fun at each game.

The Dolphins had quite a turn-around recently with Chad Henne emerging as a real star, and it all started with Bill Parcells. The Big Tuna was brought in as Executive Vice President of Football Operations by owners Stephen Ross and H. Wayne Huizenga to turn his franchise around. And turn it around he has! Parcells brought in Head Coach Tony Sparano, who is back for his fourth season, and General Manager Jeff Ireland, both from Parcell's days with the Cowboys. Even though Parcells is now a team consultant, you know he still has plenty of input on football operations. The people Parcells brought in had an immediate impact and Dolphins ticket holders are encouraged they will keep it up. Entering the 2013 NFL season, the Miami front office concentrated on improving the defense, which had trouble stopping teams from advancing down the field last year. But they are ready for the season ahead and will be playing tough in the AFC East.