claytonduper
Starter
- Joined
- May 23, 2004
- Messages
- 2,433
- Reaction score
- 3,263
TUA once he brings home the ring.
Marino on offense; Zach on defense
Marino on offense; Zach on defense
Were you doing reverse mortgage commercials in those days?Tony Nathan is my favorite Dolphin player
I got partnered with him in a charity golf tournament in the late 90's and had a blast
Great guy and very good player
View attachment 161678
Look at those shirtsWere you doing reverse mortgage commercials in those days?
I too, loved watching Campbell run.Favorite Dolphin is EASILY Dan Marino. Favorite football player would be Earl Campbell.
thanks for being a fanHUGE fan of Danny as I am sure most Dolphin Fan that watched him are, but my all-time favorite was an undersized middle LB that was the boogeyman for opponents.
View attachment 161725
View attachment 161726View attachment 161727
It was all the coffee Ray.My favorite Dolphin was Dan Marino during the 70's.
My favorite QB at that time was Kenny Anderson; absolutely the best passing QB I ever saw, and a quiet, understated player off the field. Near the end of his career, I saw him hit a receiver who was tightly covered, in the hands while in stride. That ball traveled almost 60 yards in the air.
The fact that he had a powerful and accurate arm up until the end of his career was astonishing. He was tough as nails and never complained.
I really liked him the most.
I had that butch and sundance poster.For me it was Csonka when I was a kid I had a poster with kiick and csonka on it they were called butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid. Awesome poster but when Marino came along itās been him and csonka at a dead tie since then. As far as non dolphins favorite itās mean Joe green, great player and part of one of the best commercials ever. Also he was a defensive line coach for a short time for the Dolphins and I had the great pleasure of meeting him the night before a jet game. He couldnāt have been nicer a true legend on and off the field.
The 70's Ray? Big fan of Central Catholic back then, huh?My favorite Dolphin was Dan Marino during the 70's.
My favorite QB at that time was Kenny Anderson; absolutely the best passing QB I ever saw, and a quiet, understated player off the field. Near the end of his career, I saw him hit a receiver who was tightly covered, in the hands while in stride. That ball traveled almost 60 yards in the air.
The fact that he had a powerful and accurate arm up until the end of his career was astonishing. He was tough as nails and never complained.
I really liked him the most.
That player never won a championship.In my humble opinion there is only one correct answer to this question if you are on this message board. I will however give credit for about 4 other players and not dispute your claim.
Neither has anyone in Buffalo lol.That player never won a championship.