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Miami Dolphins Pro Bowl offensive starters the Past 22 years

Drafting has been this organization’s demise for over 20 years. Here are our offensive allstars for the past 20 years.

1- Ricky Williams ( from a trade, first team all-pro)
2- Jarvis Landry ( pro bowl alternate, draft)
3- Jake Long ( draft , first team all-pro)
4- Mike pouncey ( draft, pro bowl alternate)
5- Ronnie Brown ( pro bowl alternate, draft)
6- Richie incognito ( free agent, alternate)
7-Brandon Marshall ( free agent, alternate)
8-Chris chambers( draft, alternate)

These are the players in the past 20 years on offense that made a pro bowl as a dolphins either as a starter or alternate on offense. Take a look how many were drafted by us. Our front office ability to evaluate talent is way below average. This needs to improve if we ever want to be a top team.
Pro Bowl is a nice achievement but it really isn't a measuring stick. Especially when you factor in alternates. This QB made the Pro Bowl after the Super Bowl qb was removed and 2 others backed out of the game as the 3rd alternate...blah blah blah.

The real measuring stick is All Pro selections. Until Sanders making it this year, we haven't had a 1st team All Pro selection on offense since Jake Long in 2010. Before then it was Ricky Williams in 2002 and it was Richmond Webb in 1994 before that. Granted that Sanders is special teams but he is the closest to offense we have had make the team in over a decade.
 
Pro Bowl is a nice achievement but it really isn't a measuring stick. Especially when you factor in alternates. This QB made the Pro Bowl after the Super Bowl qb was removed and 2 others backed out of the game as the 3rd alternate...blah blah blah.

The real measuring stick is All Pro selections. Until Sanders making it this year, we haven't had a 1st team All Pro selection on offense since Jake Long in 2010. Before then it was Ricky Williams in 2002 and it was Richmond Webb in 1994 before that. Granted that Sanders is special teams but he is the closest to offense we have had make the team in over a decade.
Exactly. Pro-bowl ain't what it used to be. All Pro is now the gold standard.
 
You missed Cleo Lemmon, Deion Jordan, Ted Ginn Jr as all pro number one 1 starter, and Daunte Culpepper. You also missed Jason Allen too btw. Think you can add Jonathan Martin to the list too.
 
Minkah is a two time All-Pro, he was drafted by Grier. Wake was an All-Pro. Howard has one All-Pro.
 
If we develop a solid offensive line it will bear more pro bowl players.

When your o line sucks like ours has for the last 20yrs you arent gonna have alot of pro bowlers on that side of the ball.
 
And they call the GM position a professional..only in title.

please.
We’ve been a joke in the personal Dept since Dan was slinging the rock.
 
Drafting has been this organization’s demise for over 20 years. Here are our offensive allstars for the past 20 years.

1- Ricky Williams ( from a trade, first team all-pro)
2- Jarvis Landry ( pro bowl alternate, draft)
3- Jake Long ( draft , first team all-pro)
4- Mike pouncey ( draft, pro bowl alternate)
5- Ronnie Brown ( pro bowl alternate, draft)
6- Richie incognito ( free agent, alternate)
7-Brandon Marshall ( free agent, alternate)
8-Chris chambers( draft, alternate)

These are the players in the past 20 years on offense that made a pro bowl as a dolphins either as a starter or alternate on offense. Take a look how many were drafted by us. Our front office ability to evaluate talent is way below average. This needs to improve if we ever want to be a top team.
Wow, eye opener. Thanks @goonies !

Two decades and the only thing that truly jumps out at me is that 2 of the 5 were OL who were the highest players ever drafted at their positions (Jake Long at OT and Mike Pouncey at C). Maybe our GM was Captain Obvious, but hey, we had 2 elite OL ... at least for a couple of years before they broke down from injuries.
 
Offensive players not defense.
ahhh....miss that in the post.

But still acting like Miami hasn't had any all pro talent isn't exactly true if you consider all players. My suspicion is that, if Miami had a decent QB all those years many offensive players would have earned a bid or two at all-pro.
 
ahhh....miss that in the post.

But still acting like Miami hasn't had any all pro talent isn't exactly true if you consider all players. My suspicion is that, if Miami had a decent QB all those years many offensive players would have earned a bid or two at all-pro.
Why yes, an integral part of the team’s colossal failure in the post-Shula era is the inability to find and develop a franchise QB, much less a Pro Bowl QB, much less an All-Pro QB.
 
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