30 day challenge: Who is your all-time favorite Miami Dolphins wide receiver?

[BenchFiedler]

Greg Camarillo. Why? Because without him... the Miami Dolphins would have both - Undefeated season and Winless season.

I think we won like 1 game that season when Camarillo made that big play with Cleo Lemon as his QB.

Honorable mention - Derrius Thompson and the Monday Night Miracle :-)

 

[FlaFinest954]

Chris Chambers. Side line Toe Tapping, corner of the end zone circus catches, he did it all

 

[nick1]

Landry. I don't understand the hot head talk. He's just passionate

 

[brumdog44]

Nat Moore....but I never saw Warfield play.

 

[rudys119]

I barely remember the Clayton and Duper days. The two recievers that were my favorites growing up were OJ McDuffie and Oronde Gadsen

 

[DolphinBob]

Nat Moore - played 12 years / 183 games
Paul Warfield - averaged 21.5 yards per catch
Mark Duper - most yards 8869
Mark Clayton - most TDs 81 (Nat Moore is 2nd with 74)
Jim Jensen - CRASH

 

['Deep]

There is no way I could pick just one. In no particular order:

Mark Clayton
Irving Fryar
Paul Warfield
Mark Duper
Freddie Solomon

 

[dolphindan]

I became a fan in 1988 when I was a kid. Loved watching mark clayton with that jeri-curl dripping out of his helmet, but I really grew up with OJ Mc Duffie, so he's my pick

 

[Burnt Reynolds]

McDuffie
Chambers
Bess
Landry

 

[PBay Fin Fan]

Claytonius Maximus/super Duper/The original Juice/Paul Warfield. He was not a receiver, but I loved Jim crash Jensen. Talk about 3rd down conversions. Eyeryone on the planet knew he was getting the ball and somehow he would find a way.

 

[Avalanche of Wins]

clayton, guy was a threat to score every time he touched the ball (with his run after the catch ability), all heart and some of the best hands ive ever seen

 

[Dajesus]

I started being a fan in '83, so I missed Warfield. I loved the Mark brothers, and enjoyed OJ, but no Dolphin WR has been as captivating as Jarvis. I know it's a much shorter tenure, but the dude has something special I haven't seen at WR in Miami. He is not only a play maker, tough as nails, but he is a team leader on and off the field. You just don't see that at WR very often. Most WR that are really good end up being a distraction, but Jarvis inspires and gives Miami a sparc k they have lacked for a while.

 

[DolfinJohnNY]

Love this list brother!!!

Great work!!

Fully agree..Landry will end up 1 or 2 on that list sooner than later.

When people think of the great Gadsden catch obviously the "best" ever comes to mind but think about the one vs the Raiders!!

Yup, that Raider catch was a CLASSIC!!!

 

[Storm54]

Mark Clayton and Oj Mcduffie

 

[datruth55]

Dolphins were my father's team. We used to go to the Orange Bowl every home game and I went kicking and screaming as a kid...until I saw Nat Moore play. As an 8 year old kid, he was the fastest guy I'd ever seen in person.