One other thing. Sometimes this star WR gets out of hand. Sometimes substance is more important than style or the flashy guys. Look at the Cowboys star WRs and talented WRs and their implosion. Look at the Saints dynamic offense and them sitting at home out of the playoffs. We have a gritty, tough, resillient, young WR group that are clutch and don't drop passes. I believe there was a statistic that I saw which Miami is among the top five in the league with fewest dropped passes with it's WRs. How many times have Miami had a lot of dropped passes? I like the WRs group as they come to play when the time comes. As far as style goes, I know Miami dolphins are not the 90's Giants,as that is a super bowl team. But think back to Phil Simms and those Giants.
Did they have a star studded WR groups or that were highly known. Did they have an Andre Reed, a Tim Brown, Cris Carter, Jerry Rice, Micheal Irvin, or such names or explosiveness? No, these Wrs were not really known, but guess what? That super bowl witht the Giants agains the Bills, the Bills had the star Wrs or flashy Wrs, while the Giants were the gritty Wrs and offense. The Giants grinded out yards and had long pass plays to milk the clock and keep the Bills offense off the fields and had long TD drives and guess which team won? I know Tom Brady is a great qb, but look at the PAtrios Wrs, before Moss and Welker.
Troy Brown, David Patten, that Givens guy. They didn't light up the stats, these Wrs, but they didn't drop passes and they caught passes in clutch times. And then look at the Colts star studded Wrs of Manning breaking the Marino TD record at the time and Harrison, Wayne and Stokely having all 1,000 yard seasons I believe. They are flashy and put up the stats, but guess what happened when they played the pats? The star studded Wr corps lost whilte the gritty, clutch, foot ball winning WRs corps and the PAtriots beat the Colts and won the superbowl.
