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Deserving names for the 2019 Miami Dolphins “Honor Roll”

By Brian Miller

Hard Rock Stadium including part of the Honor Roll - Image by Brian Miller
Hard Rock Stadium including part of the Honor Roll - Image by Brian Miller /
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28 Dec 1997: O.J. McDuffie #81 of the Miami Dolphins and Chris Slade #53 of the New England Patriots in action during a wild card game at Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots defeated the Dolphins 17-3. Mandatory Credit: Rick Stewart
28 Dec 1997: O.J. McDuffie #81 of the Miami Dolphins and Chris Slade #53 of the New England Patriots in action during a wild card game at Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots defeated the Dolphins 17-3. Mandatory Credit: Rick Stewart /

O.J. McDuffie

Fans these days probably remember O.J. McDuffie for this turn on The Fish Tank with Seth Levit and if that is what they recall they are probably way too young to be listening.

McDuffie is one of the best receivers in Miami Dolphins history. Before Jarvis Landry topped the single season reception record for the Dolphins, it was McDuffie that held that title. He posted two games with 11 plus receptions and 415 receptions on his career.

Over his career he posted  74 consecutive games with a catch. Good enough for 3rd on the Dolphins all-time list. He is ranked 4th all-time in Dolphins history in receiving yards with 5,078 and topped the 1,000 yard mark in 1998.

McDuffie would be a solid addition but his addition would also be met with some quality debate.

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