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that will also slow down the load time for certain site members. The Dolphins
are seeking trademark protection for the use of “Miami Miracle” or any variation
of the phrase, including MIAMIRACLE.The Dolphins filed paperwork Friday with the
U.S. Patent and Trademark office to own the phrase commercially, Josh
Gerben
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Jersey , a sports business lawyer in Washington, D.C., tweeted, via
Florida Football Insiders. It would allow the team exclusivity in merchandising,
among other things.The phrase “Miami Miracle” quickly caught fire on social
media after Kenyan Drake scored on the final play in Week 14 to stun the
Patriots. The 69-yard touchdown included two laterals.The Dolphins’ filing is
not unusual in sports.Former Lakers coach Pat Riley owns the rights to
“Three-peat
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Grant Jersey ,” prohibiting anyone from using that phrase or variations of
it commercially.The Seahawks reached an agreement with Texas A&M in 2006
after the college took legal action against the NFL franchise for its use of
12th Man, which A&M federally trademarked in 1990. The sides reached a new
licensing agreement in 2016, limiting the Seahawks’ use to “12” or “12s.”In
September, Dolphins rookie defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick created an uproar
when he filed to trademark “Fitzmagic” after quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick‘s
early season success in Tampa Bay.: The original version of the story listed
Josh Gerben as being based in South Florida. He is based in Washington,
D.C.