The Blitz: Miami Miracle | Headlines & Highlights

A behind-the-scenes look at what happened after the Miami Miracle.

What transpired in the final seven seconds of regulation was simply unforgettable.

Kenyan Drake received a hero's welcome from his teammates in the locker room.

Frank Gore has been incredible this season and has a chance to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards.

Ryan Tannehill’s toughness and Brandon Bolden’s runs sparked the Dolphins offense.

After missing a crucial third down conversion, Kenny Stills redeemed himself with his role in the Miami Miracle.

Ted Larsen… You the real MVP.

The name of the play? “Boise.”

Gore passed LaDainian Tomlinson on the all-time list for both yards from scrimmage and all-purpose yards.

Two laterals kept the Dolphins’ chances at making the postseason alive.

A verbal account of how the Miami Miracle happened.

The Dolphins have now won five of six at home against the Patriots.

Tannehill is the only QB to beat Tom Brady four times.

The “ageless” Gore led a Dolphins running attack that amassed nearly 200 yards against the Pats.

These two defensive plays kept the Dolphins within striking distance.

Bolden had two touchdowns in his previous 79 games combined. He had two Sunday against his former team.

“Boise” might go down as the greatest play in franchise history.

Andy Cohen: It doesn’t get much better than this.

This 8-bit Tecmo Bowl recreation of the Miami Miracle is incredible.

John Congemi’s three takeaways from the Miami Miracle.