For defensive back Michael Lehan and the rest of the Miami Dolphins, it couldn’t be any sweeter. Getting their first win of the 2007 season after 14 games, a 22-16 overtime victory over the Baltimore Ravens, almost felt like winning the Super Bowl. I spoke with Michael about getting the monkey off their back, his fine play this year, and the possibility of beating the (still) undefeated New England Patriots to protect the legacy and history of the 1972 Dolphins.

Shownotes: David Kindervater (host), Michael Lehan (NFL player guest), Lloyd Vance (BPR NFL analyst)

• 0:30 – Dolphins players run to and mob the endzone after overtime win
• 1:16 – Three point losses galore this season, nearly another against Ravens
• 1:52 – NFL wins are hard to come by, Dolphins have small margin for error
• 2:30 – The clock was ticking to get that first win of the 2007 season
• 3:26 – Miami Dolphins don’t feel like a 1-13 team, but that’s the reality
• 4:25 – With “nothing” to play for, it’s the team’s job to still work hard
• 5:25 – Dolphins showed a lot of character, reflection of coach Cam Cameron
• 6:18 – Dolphins prep for road game against undefeated New England Patriots
• 7:18 – Multi-dimensional Patriots can be diverse with their game plan
• 8:11 – Story-of-the-Year? Miami beats Patriots to protect ‘72 Dolphins’ legacy
• 8:49 – Michael has had a career year, but it’s all about the team’s success
• 9:38 – Dolphins are not as far from being a good team as people might think
• 10:31 – Six losses by three points tells a story of how close the team is
• 11:05 – Lloyd Vance’s Two-Minute Drill

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Links: MiamiDolphins.com, NFL.com

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