Don Shula

NFL head coach

Don Shula, the winningest coach in NFL history and Hall of Fame inductee, died Monday morning May 4 2020, according to the Miami Dolphins. He was 90 years old. Mary Anne Shula said Sunday that Shula had been admitted to the hospital "due to fluid retention and sleep apnea." Shula, who coached the Dolphins from 1970–1995, led the team the only perfect season in NFL history in 1972. They won the Super Bowl the next year too. Shula was awarded coach of the year four times. He finished with 328 regular-season wins and 19 playoff victories. Shula had played defensive back for the Browns, Colts, and Redskins. He also served as the Lions’ defensive coordinator and the head coach of the Colts.

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Positions

Pro Football Hall of Fame Canton, Ohio

• Member ('97→?)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

Jeb Bush Former Governor of Florida

• 2 contributions · 5,400 USD (Jun 19 '15)

Trump Victory Donald Trump's Joint Fundraising Committee C00618389

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD (Oct 7 '16)

Charlie Crist US Representative from Florida

• 2 contributions · 4,800 USD ('10→Mar 31 '10)

Donald Trump 45th President of the United States; Former host of The Apprentice Reality show; Real estate developer

• 1 contribution · 2,700 USD (Oct 7 '16)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 1 contribution · 2,500 USD (Sep 30 '08)

John McCain US Senator and Representative from Arizona

• 1 contribution · 2,500 USD ('08)

Bob Graham Former Florida U.S. Senator, governor, state legislator

• 1 contribution · 2,000 USD (May 30 '03)

Alex Penelas Former mayor of Miami

• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD ('04)

Dan Sullivan US Senator; Former Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner

• 1 contribution · 700 USD (Feb 25 '20)

Alaskans for Dan Sullivan

• 1 contribution · 700 USD (Feb 25 '20)

Family

Dave Shula Football coach, son of Hall of Fame coach Don Shula

• son.

Mike Shula Football coach, son of Hall of Fame coach Don Shula

• son

Mary Anne Shula Widow of NFL head coach Don Shula; CEO, Shula's Restaurants

• wife (?→May 4 '20)*