The Teal Curtain

Related Content

• Miami Dolphins Stadium Renovation Was Failing at the Polls Before Tally Killed It
  May 15, 2013
• The Miami Dolphins Have a 0.6% Chance of Making the Playoffs: Here's How
  December 18, 2012
• Norman Braman Won the Battle, but Stephen Ross Is Going to War
  May 7, 2013
• Tim Tebow to the Dolphins! How I Trolled Twitter Into Believing an Absurd Rumor
  May 3, 2013
• Dolphins Paying Cristiano Ronaldo to Appear in Stadium Renovation Ads
  May 2, 2013

More About

• Pittsburgh Steelers
• Miami Dolphins
• AFC East
• Super Bowl

When the 2009 Miami Dolphins schedule came out last spring, it was widely assumed the Fins would play for their season against a Pittsburgh Steelers team that already would have clinched home field and would be resting its starters on the last game of the regular season. Instead, both teams find their respective playoff berths on life support, with a very excellent chance that neither will make it. In a credit to their equally mediocre records, both teams have had Super Bowlian moments of brilliance — and moments of Toilet Bowlian craptitude. Regardless, when the defending Super Bowl champs hit Land Shark Stadium this Sunday, it’s sure to be one hell of an entertaining game. Both the Fins and Steelers lately have been giving up big points, and the stakes will be high. Another thing to expect: at least one obnoxious Steelers fan telling you how much better a human he is than you because he roots for the Steelers. Yinzers are priceless. Tickets cost $41 to $700. Kickoff is 1 p.m.
Sun., Jan. 3, 1 p.m., 2010