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5 greatest defensive plyers in Miami history

geezuz the great ST 26 did not make top 5.... Bain did not even make honorable mention. who are these people writing this nonsense
 
A top 5 greatest is Impossible bc you can’t leave out Reed Taylor and Bain.. and a strong case can be made for Akheem Mesidor as well. That’s 4 already without even getting to LBs and DTs.
 
Some of these complaints are legit. Taylor and Lewis are good examples but at this stage Bain is not. Even brown over Sapp is more of a "what if" thing than it is based on facts.
 
Ed Reed
Ray Lewis
Warren Sapp
Ted Hendricks
Antrel Rolle
 
Jesus this will definitely show everyone with recency bias and no ability to go back and learn history.

For the record BENNIE BLADES, was lethal, named to the all century team, during a time that the program was hated by the media and yet he was so dominant, the writers still had to put him on the list.

JB was it, but a legit argument can be made for Sapp

Barrow in college = to Ray in college, but in my opinion, in college the best LB play we had was Dan Morgan.

Again this is in college, not NFL career as well.
 
caneULM said:
According to Athlon Sports.

All these guys were great but I'm sorry. I'm replacing Barrow, Sapp, and Blades with ST, Jerome, and Ray.

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Maybe it's a generation thing, but Bennie Blades should be there IMO:

National champion (1987)
Jim Thorpe Award (1987)
2× Unanimous All-American (1987, 1986)

He was also the 3rd pick in the draft.
 
Jerome ******* Brown!!!!!!!.....
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