The Miami Dolphins are doing their best to show up and be accounted for both on and off the field. The good news is that these efforts are not just about getting added publicity for this high profile football team. The goals are clear and the benefits just as important. Take, for instance, the Miami Dolphins Foundation has an extensive list of actual jerseys worn by the players which are being auctioned to provide relief for Haiti victims. The list includes, in alphabetical order: Jason Allen, Will Allen, Charlie Wilson, Yeremiah Bell, Ronnie Brown, Vernon Carey, Patrick Cobbs, Tyrone Culver, Vontae Davis, Channing Crowder, John Denney, Anthony Fasano, Jason Ferguson, Ted Ginn, Jake Grove, Joey Haynos, Chade Henne, Lex Hilliard, Nate Jones, Kendall Langford, Tony McDaniel, Joey Porter, Sean Smith, Jason Taylor, Tyler Thigpen, Reggie Torbor, Cameron Wake, Erik Walden, Pat White and Gibril Wilson. For the regular 2009-2010 season, the statistics for the Miami Dolphins actually speak for themselves. For passing, Henne made 12 touchdowns and racked up 2878 yards. Ricky Williams was the team leader for rushing and made 11 touchdowns and 1121 yards. Receiving team leader was Davonne Bess with 758 yards and defensive team leader Bell brought in 22 assists, 92 solos and 1 sack for a total of 114. The Miami Dolphins total net yards were 5401 as compared to the opponents higher total of 5589. Their average per game of 337.6 was also lower than the opponents average of 349.3. This year, the 2010 Pro Bowl Game will features the best of the NFL at the Miami Dolphins home, Dolphin Stadium. Interestingly enough, this year will also mark the Super Bowl XLIV at Dolphin Stadium. The Pro Bowl Game will be held on January 31, 2010 and the Super Bowl XLIV is scheduled for February 7, 2010. Although the Miami Dolphins won't be playing in the Super Bowl this year, their stadium, Dolphin Stadium will be the location for this highly publicized event. Located at 2269 Dan Marino Boulevard in Miami Gardens, Florida, Dolphin Stadium is venue excellence, bar none. Many people regard the Club Level as one of the most pleasurable ways to experience at game at Dolphin Stadium. Amenities include VIP entrances, weather protected seating, personalized guest services and exclusive access to the Club Level. Whether you are planning to enjoy a game at Dolphin Stadium with business partners, clients, family, friends or associates, the Club Level Suites offer luxury that includes HD video screen, valet parking, dedicated entrances, in-suite attendant service personalized to suit your needs and superb cuisine; just to name a few amenities. As host to the excitement the Miami Dolphins create on the field during their football games, you'll be highly regarded by guests who are invited to attend one of these events in the comfort of one of the suites in Dolphin Stadium. Eight separate gated entrances allow access to the stadium from all sides. So whether you choose lower prime seating to the north or south or upper corner/end zone seating in one of the 400 sections, there's an easy way to get into the stadium and to your seats. Gate E on the east side is closest to The Phan Zone where the action in the stands can be as live as what's happening down on the field. With seating capacity for 75,540, Dolphin Stadium is regarded by many as the best stadium in the world for football and other fantastic events. Located just 16 miles northwest of downtown Miami and 18 miles southwest of Fort Lauderdale, Dolphin Stadium is easily accessible by public and private transportation.
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