Former Dolphins running back Larry Csonka, shown at Hard Rock Stadium during the 2018 season.
Larry Csonka celebrated the conclusion of one of the most storied moments in NFL history, as the Minnesota Vikings fell under a 19-15 defeat to Detroit Lions.
Smiling with a cigar in one hand and a toast in the other, Csonka shared a celebratory image on social media shortly after the Lions’ victory.
Larry Csonka, 79-year-old Hall of Famer, congratulated the Detroit Lions and honored his former teammates. He expressed pride in his “‘72 undefeated teammates and #MiamiDolphin fans on our now 54 year record,” highlighting the team’s historic legacy.
CONGRATS to the #DetroitLions on the Win and a game well played today.
— Larry Csonka (@Larry_Csonka39) November 1, 2026: CHEERS to all my ‘72 undefeated teammates and #MiamiDolphin fans on our now 54-year record! Cheers! #DetroitLions
The 1972 Miami Dolphins posted a 14-0 record in the regular season, won two playoff games and recorded a 14-7 victory over Washington in Super Bowl VII to finish their undefeated campaign. Csonka led the charge that year, rushing for 1,117 yards and six touchdowns.