HOUSTON — Richmond Webb was the ninth name called during the 1990 NFL draft. The 6’6 tackle from Texas A&M was selected by the Miami Dolphins and was given the assignment to protect Dan Marino’s blindside. Webb handled the pressure well and throughout his 13 seasons, he became one of the best left tackles in football. The lasting question that still surrounds him is, why haven’t the Pro Football Hall of Fame called him yet? A question that Webb has learned to allow the process to run its course. Patiently waiting what seems to be the inevitable. Webb is a two-time all pro, seven time Pro Bowler, he was on the All-Rookie Team, and he was named to the NFL 1990’s All-Decade Team.
