Current top 3 receivers

All 3 top receivers on the Dolphins have repetitive injuries. What good are they if they can't play?

agreed. there is no denying Parker, Fuller and Williams...and same with Grant and Wilson (assuming he returns)...have all dealt with injuries. that is why i believe it is so important to draft a stud WR (and another one on top of that) this April.

Has Curtis Samuel been signed yet? He had a 79.4% catch percentage last season. Only two WRs in the league had more, and they had fewer catches combined than Samuel's 77.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2020/receiving.htm#receiving::rec

By comparison, Grant led all Fins WRs with a 66.7% catch percentage. The league average completion percentage last season was 65.2%, and Grant was the only Miami WR to exceed that (and just barely).

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/mia/2020.htm

DolFan 316 wrote:Has Curtis Samuel been signed yet? He had a 79.4% catch percentage last season. Only two WRs in the league had more, and they had fewer catches combined than Samuel's 77.

Washington signed Samuel - 3 years, $34.5 million, with $24.5 million guaranteed. Absolutely absurd contract, but that's how things are now.

CarsonChris wrote:All 3 top receivers on the Dolphins have repetitive injuries. What good are they if they can't play?

Absolutely a big concern, no doubt about it. That's why I'd like to see another veteran receiver signed, as well as 1-2 draft picks used at the position.

Maybe this is why we currently have 12 WRs on the roster plus whoever we draft.

Killah Sith wrote:Maybe this is why we currently have 12 WRs on the roster plus whoever we draft.

Yeah, they are really stocking up on receivers! Should make for some fierce competition in camp. Any rookie(s) we bring in will have to earn their playing time for sure.

This is why we're stocking up on running backs. We're running the veer.

Degarmo wrote:This is why we're stocking up on running backs.  We're running the veer.

Triple option baby!!!