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Top 10 Offensive players in Dolphins history...

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Dan Marino,Larry Czonka,Jim Kiick,Mercury Morris,Richmond Webb,Keith Sims,The Marks Brothers,Nat Moore,Paul Warfield,Bob Griese,Earl Morrall...sorry,went 1 over on my own thread,but y'all get the point...alot of players to name...there ya go Cedar,just for you...
 
phinfan33 said:
Dan Marino,Larry Czonka,Jim Kiick,Mercury Morris,Richmond Webb,Keith Sims,The Marks Brothers,Nat Moore,Paul Warfield,Bob Griese,Earl Morrall...sorry,went 1 over on my own thread,but y'all get the point...alot of players to name...there ya go Cedar,just for you...
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U have to start over, u didn't put Dwight Stephenson
 
Dan Marino
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
Mark Clayton
Mark Duper
Ricky Williams (the first 2 years)
Bob Griese
Tony Nathan
Nat Moore
Dwight Stephenson
 
Marino
Stephenson
Larry Little
Jim Langer
Bob Kuchenberg
Mark Clayton
Czonka
Griese
Warfield
Richmond Webb

Was hard to leave off Moore, Morris and Duper, but o well.

Ricky would have made this list, but I can't put his 2 great years over some of these guys. I am hopeful that Jake Long makes this list in the future, hell him and Henne and hopefully Ginn and Brown . . . let's hope for the best.
 
Kdawg954 said:
U have to start over, u didn't put Dwight Stephenson
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you're right,my bad,i apologize for not putting the best Center in Phins history,and one of the best ever to play the game on my list...
 
marino, czonka, warfield, little, kuchenberg, webb, clayton, griese, langer, and morris.
 
Marino
Csonka
Warfield (averaged over 20 yards per catch for his career, and a TD every 5 catches)
Morris (averaged 5.1 yards per carry for his career, trailing only Jim Brown and Bo Jackson among modern RB)
Stephenson (HOF)
Little (HOF)
Clayton (82 career TD and 550 catches, both most in team history)
Moore (75 career TD, 2nd in team history)
Duper (59 career TD, 3rd in team history, all time receiving yardage leader)
Griese (HOF, 2 Super Bowl rings)

Jim Langer, a first ballot HOF, didn't make the cut.
 
1. Dan Marino

2. Mark Clayton

3. Larry Czonka

4. Paul Warfield

5. Mark Duper

6. Dwight Stephenson

7. Larry Little

8. Keith Jackson [i know the POPULAR pic is mandich, but jackson is just
the better TE..... PERIOD!]

9. Mercury Morris

10. RICKY WILLIAMS!!! [yep, ricky. almost a 2,000 yd season and a 1400 to follow that up. ricky just doesnt like the game and has a screw loose. if ricky didnt have the mental baggage and LOVED the game, he would have ended up as the GREATEST rb in nfl history. even over jim brown!

when ricky wants to play? he is absolutely unstopable. maybe not the longest tenured rb in finz history, but, WITHOUT A DOUBT, talent wise? the BEST we ever had.
 
hahaha. When I first started reading this, I was expecting names like Marino, and Bryan Cox....but then I realized it was PRODUCTION. lol. I thought you were doing a top 10 ******* list. MY BAD!
 
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Awsi Dooger said:
Griese
Csonka
Little
Langer
Warfield
Stephenson
Marino
Clayton
Morris
Keuchenberg
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How can you seriously not have Marino first? Warfield's best season was 43 catches so what do you base his standing on?

Doing this list is incredibly hard. I think Ricky Williams was a far better RB than Csonka, Ricky actually led the League in rushing. Every time these lists get bought up the 70's teams (individual players) get way to much love. And I feel I can say that, I actually watched them.
 
dabeastdabone said:
How can you seriously not have Marino first? Warfield's best season was 43 catches so what do you base his standing on?

Doing this list is incredibly hard. I think Ricky Williams was a far better RB than Csonka, Ricky actually led the League in rushing. Every time these lists get bought up the 70's teams (individual players) get way to much love. And I feel I can say that, I actually watched them.
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if i had to venture t guess the basis of his list i would look to hall of fame credentials and super bowl victories. but i really should not even try to speak for awsi like that
 
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