On this day in 1998, Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino became the first player in NFL history to throw 400 career touchdown passes. He achieved this milestone during a game against the New Orleans Saints, where Marino completed passes totaling 255 yards and threw three touchdowns. The Dolphins secured a 30-10 victory in that matchup.
"Dan Marino becomes the first player to throw 400 career TD passes, passing for 255 yards and three TDs in the Dolphins’ 30-10 win against New Orleans."
Marino's record was notable as an unprecedented achievement in professional football, marking a new standard for quarterback performance.
Dan Marino's milestone illustrates his enduring legacy as a pioneering and prolific NFL quarterback.