Most Underrated Dolphin?

[dolfreak]

In your opinion Who's the most Underrated Player on the Dolphins and why???


Aside from our "Stars" CHAMBERS,JT,ZACH,MADISON,SEAU.....

I say Wes Welker....give him a full season and watch what he'll do returning the ball for us.

Chris Chambers has been a borderline 1000 yard per season receiver that's never had a QB to get him the Ball. One of the Most underrated HANDS in the league Also. If I had a second vote it would be his.

 

[Agua]

I'd have to say Larry Chester or Derrius Thompson.

 

[knight6jb]

Right now, I would say Chambers probably, but he really hasnt lived up to his potential, only b/c the offense we ran and the QB (dumbo). The last few seasons I would say Tim Bowens, he never gets any hype around the league b/c he doesnt make a ton of sacks or alot of tackles, but he does what he has been ask so well.

 

[dol_fan_81]

Ayenbad... whatever his name is No.50. watch him special teams, he is one fierce tackler, because he's small, he's able to get to the ball carrier quick. he's often the first one there

 

[His'nBeatYour'n]

Tim Bowens.
Nobody is as missed when they are out of the Dolphins lineup. And he is still underappreciated.

 

[finsnchips]

on that list... Eddie Moore.

When he has played he has played well.

 

[painnotpleasure]

I'm not sure if you could really call Chambers underrated or an underachiever... or both. I'm thinking a little of both. He's definitely on my list for most underrated on this team. Some other players I would mention would be: Tim Bowens (healthy), Larry Chester (healthy), and Damion McIntosh (healthy). Notice the little pattern going on here, I think these guys are underated because they haven't been healthy. I think TimBo and Chester is obvious after what happened to our Rush D last year. But I really do feel that McIntosh could be a solid player if stayed healthy and made it through a training camp and play a FULL year, especially with Hudson Houck. Also throw Vernon Carey in that list.

EDIT: Most Underrated Dolphins: TimBo (healthy), Larry Chester (healthy), Damion McIntosh (healthy), Marty Booker, Vernon Carey, and Lamar Gordon.

 

[Awsi Dooger]

I'll be the only one to say Donald Lee. I watch line play on every snap and Lee is a terrific blocker. Explosive, tenacious and fundamentally sound. And I'm not worried about his mental gaffes from last season at all. In a Murphy's Law season like that you can't overreact and give up on a young promising player. He's near perfect for a backup tight end.

Tim Bowens is another excellent nominee. But I don't concur with Larry Chester or Derrius Thompson. In fact, I would have them at the other end of the spectrum, garbage we are better off without.

 

[painnotpleasure]

Ayenbad... whatever his name is No.50. watch him special teams, he is one fierce tackler, because he's small, he's able to get to the ball carrier quick. he's often the first one there

Yes, Brendon Ayanbadejo. I agree, good special teams player!

:)

 

[stan marino]

DMac, rushed in to take over @ LT from a bad injury without training camp i thought he improved alot by the end of the season and will be solid this year as hes healthy and has a training camp under his old coach Houck.

 

[arsenal]

derrius thompson, everyone wants him out as a 3rd reciever but i like him... hes not the fastest but hes a semi big guy to kinda out muscle corners, kinda inconsistant, but i think he can produce with a good passing game.... had 4tds in 23 catches last season... shows he takes advantage of his opportunites in the redzone...

 

[poornate]

On that list how can you not say St. Clair? He was our best lineman last year and everyone HATES on him.....I bet St. Louis wishes they had him back....

 

[CrunchTime]

I would say St Clair.He was bashed for being a jouneyman ,a discard whatever but in the end he proved to be our most consistent OL.I think he turned out to be a pleasant surprise.He is also very versatile and can play several positions.If he was still on the team I would have included Morlon Greenwood as well.

My overated list included Konrad and Boston but they are no longer around to bash thank goodness.

 

[fitskin]

Easiest question ever, it is Marty Booker. Nobody gives him any credit to be a solid number #2. I'd say he could be the #1.

 

[datruth55]

I'll say Sammy Morris. The guy averaged 4.0 yards per carry with one of the worst O-lines in franchise history.