will Waddle make this Top 10 list ?

[Aquapride]

Player	Gms	games	receptions	yards	average	long
1.	Mark Clayton, 1983-92	142	550	8,643	15.7	78t	81
2.	Mark Duper, 1982-92	146	511	8,869	17.4	85t	59
3.	Nat Moore, 1974-86	183	510	7,546	14.8	79t	74
4.	O.J. McDuffie, 1993-01	116	415	5,074	12.2	61t	29
5.	Chris Chambers, 2001-07	100	405	5,688	14.0	77t	43
6.	Jarvis Landry, 2014-18	64	400	4,038	10.1	71	22
7.	Tony Nathan, 1979-87	123	383	3,592	9.4	73	16
8.	Davone Bess, 2008-12	77	321	3,447	10.7	41	12
9.	DeVante Parker, 2015-21	84	302	4,293	14.2	56t	22
10.	Brian Hartline, 2009-14	92	298	4,243	14.2	80t	12

 

[Blake the great]

it will be extremely disappointing if Waddle cant find better company than Davone Bess and Brian Hartline....

 

[PHINSfan]

If he can stay healthy I don't see why not.

 

[John813]

Landry would of been #1 had he stayed/come to a contract agreement. Crazy to think about.

And he really could of been solidly at the top spot too...

 

[SCOTTY]

He will be #1. Just a matter of, will he do it in less than 142 games

 

[Aquapride]

Jaylen Waddle at #6 is the highest draft pick the Dolphins have ever used for a wide receiver.
Ted Ginn Jr. selected with the the #9 pick of the 2007 draft was the only other time the Dolphins used a top 10 pick for a WR.

 

[Miami 13]

Wonder if Parker finishes his career as Dolphins all time receiving yards leader.

 

[PhinFan1968]

Wonder if Parker finishes his career as Dolphins all time receiving yards leader.

He’s 28 and only halfway there…he would need miraculous improvement to durability into his 30s to catch it. When fully healthy, he certainly has the ability.

 

[GeauxFins2020]

Wonder if Parker finishes his career as Dolphins all time receiving yards leader.

I can't see it.

I think it'll take Waddle 6 seasons, if he stays healthy....91 catches a year, avg. That's about 6 catches a game.

 

[cullenbigcstill]

Jaylen Waddle at #6 is the highest draft pick the Dolphins have ever used for a wide receiver.
Ted Ginn Jr. selected with the the #9 pick of the 2007 draft was the only other time the Dolphins used a top 10 pick for a WR.

And it shows for sure in this top 10. For a franchise that's been around so long, that receiving top 10 list is kind of sad and paltry to be honest. I fully expect Waddle to shatter all records, id like to start seeing some names fall off that list. We've had too many WR's who don't score TD's, that's got to change.

 

[Fin-Loco]

Player	Gms	games	receptions	yards	average	long
1.	Mark Clayton, 1983-92	142	550	8,643	15.7	78t	81
2.	Mark Duper, 1982-92	146	511	8,869	17.4	85t	59
3.	Nat Moore, 1974-86	183	510	7,546	14.8	79t	74
4.	O.J. McDuffie, 1993-01	116	415	5,074	12.2	61t	29
5.	Chris Chambers, 2001-07	100	405	5,688	14.0	77t	43
6.	Jarvis Landry, 2014-18	64	400	4,038	10.1	71	22
7.	Tony Nathan, 1979-87	123	383	3,592	9.4	73	16
8.	Davone Bess, 2008-12	77	321	3,447	10.7	41	12
9.	DeVante Parker, 2015-21	84	302	4,293	14.2	56t	22
10.	Brian Hartline, 2009-14	92	298	4,243	14.2	80t	12

Potentially atop it.

 

[SF Dolphin Fan]

Landry would of been #1 had he stayed/come to a contract agreement. Crazy to think about.

And he really could of been solidly at the top spot too...

No doubt. I think he was averaging more than 100 receptions per year in Miami.

 

[Cleo'sLemon]

Id be shocked if he didnt.

 

[biggrouper]

Half way through year 4 he will knock off both Davon Bess and Brian Hartline... Parker too if a hangnail gets involved...

 

[orpheus]

Jarvis Landry did so much in such a short time