the best forgotten dolphin ever

[ojmcduffy]

It was small not smalls. Depends on what forgotten means. Abscent from fh discussion boards.

AJ DUHE, Offerdahl and OJ McDuffie

dude im here evryday


how about webster slaughter, or didn't he play here long enough.

 

[steevieb22]

Jon Geisler

 

[Etuoo33]

Vern Den Herder, Jake Scott, Mark Duper, Marv Fleming, Bob Heinz, Mike Kolen, Jim Langer, O J McDuffie, Loyd Mumphord, Tim Ruddy, The Bruise Brothers (Blackwood), Freddie Solomon,Howard Twilly, Ernie Rhone, Doug Betters, Bob Brudzinski. Damn, I've been around for a LOT of good football.... More to come SOON!

 

[Marino1313]

OJ McDuffie

 

[BallyK]

Dwight Stephenson. Though Marino certainly never forgot him.

 

[CO-Gator]

Tony Martin

Troy Drayton

Oh, and to whoever said Reggie Howard, please note the black box in my sig.

 

[mills]

Joe Rose

 

[jim1]

David Overstreet, Don Mcneal (pure stud), Dwight Stevenson for the younger folks (one of the best EVER), Larry Gordon, Bill Stanfill and I'll mention Troy Vincent just because he was only here for about 4 years. Dude was amazing.

 

[LarryFinFan]

A lot of good names up there, but one that hasn't been mentioned I can't believe...he is head and shoulders above all the rest.....

Bob Keuchenberg... Multiple all-pro at both G's and C positions... A 14 yr, day one starter on a very good OL in 1970...There just isn't anyone else who was more instrumental in our heyday and gets less accolades than any other former Dolphin...

 

[peleblanco]

Benny Malone,Don Nottingham.

I was going to post these 2! Don "The Bowling Ball" Nottingham, and Benny "The Spider" Malone. Used to crack me up watching Malone run!

 

[coolest]

Tim Bowens and Larry Chester at DT!! Honorable mention to Bernie Parmalee.

 

[BasqueAtlantean]

Tim Bowens

 

[raptors99]

tim bowens

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tony boa

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brock marion

 

[Geforce]

I was going to post these 2! Don "The Bowling Ball" Nottingham, and Benny "The Spider" Malone. Used to crack me up watching Malone run!

Don "The HUMAN Bowling Ball" Nottingham and Benny Malone had one of the best runs in NFL Playoffs history against the Raiders in 1974 that no one hardly ever talks about.

 

[cuzinvinny]

One of the greatest WR ever.......


Paul Warfield