On January 2, 1982, the Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers played an extreme game of extremes to many extremes. The ""Air Coryell"" Chargers, with their high-voltage offense and dismal defense, qualified to battle a Dolphin team with the ""Killer Bees"" (or ""B's"") defense and the two-quarterback system known as ""Woodstrock."" Add to that the humidity of an 85° night, and you have one of the greatest games in NFL history. The results of this overtime thriller would be indelibly burned into the minds of all who were at the Orange Bowl.