Dec 9, 2018; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins former head coach Don Shula looks on prior to the game between the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium. Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports

NFL community reacts to Dolphins legend Don Shula's death

By Erin Walsh  |  Last updated 5/4/20

Miami Dolphins legendary head coach Don Shula died Monday, and while the cause is unknown at the moment, the NFL community is mourning the loss of the 90-year-old.

Shula led the Dolphins to two Super Bowl titles, one perfect season and a countless number of playoff appearances during his tenure with the organization. He's the winningest coach in NFL history and a Hall of Famer.

Players, coaches, fans and organizations shared their deepest condolences with the Shula family, and here are some of the most notable and thoughtful reactions:

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