With the acquisition and introduction of Tyreek Hill, the Miami Dolphins are receiving a player not had by the franchise in decades. Literally. The former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver has the big-play, home-run electricity that the Dolphins have been longing for.
At Thursday’s media presser, Hill’s confidence was on full display, and the six-time Pro-Bowl selection is already ahead of the game in the pantheon of decorated Miami wideouts in career achievements.
Mark Clayton was named to five career Pro Bowls, and his “Marks Brother,” Mark Duper, had three to his credit. The last Pro Bowl wide receiver for Miami was Jarvis Landry, who made three-straight Pro Bowls in South Florida and continued that streak with the Cleveland Browns in two more seasons. Hall of Famer, Paul Warfield had seven career Pro Bowl honors, five of which came as a Dolphin and two with, ironically, the Browns.
