Miami football all-time offense from SB performances
Selecting a tight end for the Miami Superbowl team comes down to two players.
caught four passes for 41 yards for the Carolina Panthers in Superbowl 50.
caught three passes for 13 yards and a TD for the Saints in SB XLIV over Wayne and the Colts. The TD and title give Shockey the spot at TE.
The heart of any football team is the offensive line. Our all Miami Superbowl offensive line would start with Hall of Fame Center Jim Otto. Otto played all 15 of his seasons in the AFL and NFL with the Oakland Raiders. Otto’s only Super Bowl appearance came in January 1968. The Raiders lost 33-14.
The game was called the AFL-NFL World Championship at the time. The term Superbowl was not used for the NFL-AFL Championship game until Superbowl III between the Colts and Jets ironically at the Orange Bowl, the Miami Hurricanes home before they moved to Hard Rock Stadium.
The remainder of the Miami Hurricanes Superbowl offensive line was not nearly as accomplished in their NFL careers as Otto. The majority of the remainder of the starters on the Miami Super Bowl offensive line is primarily more from the modern era than Otto.
The exception to the more modern era players is right guard Dennis Harrah. Harrah played in Super Bowl XIV with the Los Angeles Rams in a 31-19 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The Rose Bowl is 17 miles from the Rams home the LA Coliseum.