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1. the average per reception tells the true production, and Devonta doesn't accumulate those stats with a healthy Waddle. 2. Whether you agree with them or not, they got the high-value WR target they coveted + future first rounder. If Miami wanted Waddle he wasn't going to be there at 12; so...

Nah, they moved down from 3 with added compensation and back to a position where they believed the player's value was commiserate with the pick. He was the second WR taken and some would argue first on many draft boards; I'd challenge you to show me better value for #3 pick than what dolphins...

nah, Waddle has higher receiving and scrimmage averages per play than Smith in 2020 and throughout his career. Come again.

Tua has high-pointing back-shoulder-catching WRs all over the roster, and smooth route running doesn't necessarily equate to separation. Miami wanted someone that could consistently take a short pass the distance and they got the best player with those skills.

If both are healthy, what does Smith do better than Waddle?