Might think of Chad Pennington.

He took the team through its best season in the past 10 years spectacular or not he managed the games very well until he turned to glass.

He was a great leader.

 

Wes Welker didn't do much here.

 

Donald Lee?

 

Scratch Gus F. Replace with Chad Pennington. Add Orande Gadson , I also think Tim Ruddy was a solid Center. Made the Pro Bowl in 2001.

 

I noticed Ted Ginn Jr is missing from this list.

 

Ricky oh...Ricky..

 

it reminds me how terrible our offense was.

 

Thats because the team and QB sucked but you could see the talent there ....except the GM and coach did not see it .:angry:

BTW he did kick a FG ,True story

 

Wow that is one lean list. Geeze has talent been sparse here.

 

I would put Bush second and Pennington third on this list. They were much more effective in their short time in Miami than all the rest of the players you listed combined. McDuffie was a very productive player early in his career, but in 1999 and 2000, he was merely a shell of his former self on the football field.

Welker was a very average player for the Dolphins and was known more as a punt returner than a WR while he played in Miami.

I think Gaston and Chambers belong on this list at the WR position, but putting two TE's on this list only shows how little talent this team had over those years.

I have no idea how Gus Frerotte could make a top ten list for the Dolphins. Like him or not, Jay Fiedler was a much better QB for the Dolphins than Frerotte.

 

Ditto on Pennington. In the past decade + our offense never saw better numbers under any other QB. The Wildcat certainly helped, but Pennington deserves the lion's share of the credit. Here's some numbers from a thread I penned a few years ago when everyone was yacking about how Pennington was "limiting" the offense:

The bolded numbers are high marks. Too lazy to add in 2009 - 2012, but take my word for it when I say 2008 was better.

http://www.thephins.com/forums/show...on-Limiting-our-Offense-Numbers-say-otherwise

Edited to add: Reading back through that thread was fun. I miss l2g...

 

Who is Gaston?

 

Aquafin, Glad you're ok buddy. I was worried about you, after that tornado ripped through Oklahoma the other day.

 

Top Ten in terms of overall contribution:

1. Ricky Williams
2. Jake Long
3. Chris Chambers
4. Vernon Carey
5. Jay Fiedler
6. Randy McMichael
7. Ronnie Brown
8. Todd Wade
9. Tim Ruddy
10. Oronde Gadsden


Top Ten in terms of single-seasons:

1. Ricky Williams - 2002
3. Jay Fiedler - 2001
4. Jake Long - 2009
5. Chad Pennington - 2008
6. Jake Long - 2010
7. Jake Long - 2008
8. Brandon Marshall - 2011
9. Ricky Williams - 2003
10. Reggie Bush - 2011

 

Lamar was never the same after that game. The next week or the next season. Memorable effort that day though.

 

Sorry about that, I meant Glasden and for some reason I spelled our Gaston. It isn't easy getting old and forgetting the names of players who played for your team in the last 10 years. Oh well, at least getting old is better than the alternative.:up:

 

http://youtu.be/PK3x2DOoJIc

 

serious ? lol

 

The Horror has caught you jw3102!

 

What? You don't remember when Gladsen caught that pass from Fiddler? Gladsen and Mcdilfie were really solid receivers for us. As was Calmers. But my favorite player from that era was Zeke Thomas.
I'm not the only one that loves some Zeke, in fact, our very own poster SICK, named his son Zeke Thomas Cruller.

 

I miss Stan Varino.

 

Jerry Traylor was my favorite Delphins LB.

 

this will get ugly...lol

 

If only Ron Shuli was still coaching...sigh...

 

Ricky Wilhelms was as good a runner as we've had here in a long time.

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Rich Camarillo was an underrated wideout for us.

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STOP this nonsense Mrclean is going to have a coraneri hart attck.

 

Someone with more than 20 catches and 11 first downs in his two seasons here? I mean I'm a huge Hartline detractor but I'd put him on this list first.

 

I remember. He kicked a FG and a kickoff I believe, and returned one. First time ever or something.

You could see the talent. But still, he didn't do much here to be put in the top 10 or anything. I'd put Ginn ahead of him actually.

 

Lol the second page of this thread has me laughing.

Anyway, if we started a defensive list Zack would definitely be at the top of the list. Best Safety we ever had.

 

No love for Ronnie in 2008? I'm sure you could make room for him, after all Jake Long 3 times lol

 

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

 

Welker has never been average, he was a young player who projected to become a great one, GM couldn't see it though..

 

Jesus those are sorry *** lists...completely inept front office work

 

what about marty booker for sure i put him in over donald lee

 

That dude sucked...I watched him dog it..never forget it, piece of crap.