Who’s the most underrated Miami player ever?

[Maskoff407]

Tyrique McCord
Najeh Davenport

 

[Canesfan_134]

Scott Covington
Paul White
Darren Krein
Chris T. Jones
Wesley Carroll
Darryl Williams
Deon Bush

Deon Bush is a good one!

 

[hiphopanimal]

Sikes was so average man. A lot of revisionist history here.

I'm rolling with Hankerson or Vilma

 

[cane_boi]

Leonard Hankerson after spending an off-season with Mark Duper was very good

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Kenard Lang….

That's my boy....that DL (When healthy) was absurd....
Lang
Holmes
Sapp &
Riley was Fithy...

 

[JimmyJohnsonsHair]

Corn Elder

Also agree with some of the names already mentioned: Wesley Carroll, Chris T. Jones, Hankerson.

 

[TemplarCane]

View attachment 238982Truly one of my favorite Canes EVER.

One of my favorite Canes. If he were 6-2 230 instead of 5-8 200 he would have been a 1-2 NFL pick.

 

[Brains]

One of my favorite Canes. If he were 6-2 230 instead of 5-8 200 he would have been a 1-2 NFL pick.

Guy played around some very talented LBs. Lewis, Burgess, Russell, Francis.

 

[TemplarCane]

Jason Geathers
Mo Sikes
James Jackson
Rashawn Scott

Loved Geathers, shame he couldn’t find a true position and was underutilized. He would be deadly as a multi-purpose weapon in today’s spread offenses.

 

[TemplarCane]

Guy played around some very talented LBs. Lewis, Burgess, Russell, Francis.

He did. But boy, he loved to lay people out and was aggressive AF. If he had the size some of those names you mention have less playing time.

 

[TemplarCane]

CJ Richardson - remember his game-momentum changing INT vs FSU in 1994?
Malcolm X Pearson - remember his endzone INT vs FSU in 1994?
James Stewart - great potential but had other issues, shall we say...

 

[Brains]

CJ Richardson - remember his game-momentum changing INT vs FSU in 1994?
James Stewart - great potential but had other issues, shall we say...

I almost listed both of them myself.

 

[TemplarCane]

I almost listed both of them myself.

Added another….

 

[Home Slice]

One of my favorite Canes. If he were 6-2 230 instead of 5-8 200 he would have been a 1-2 NFL pick.

 

[Bender]

Chris Campbell.

 

[Brains]

CJ Richardson - remember his game-momentum changing INT vs FSU in 1994?
Malcolm X Pearson - remember his endzone INT vs FSU in 1994?
James Stewart - great potential but had other issues, shall we say...

The defenses of 1992-1994 were complete beast mode and carried the team.

 

[JHallCanes]

Kenny Phillips imo

I think obviously with his hype it skews things a bit but then following in such legendary footsteps he was underrated with what he actually did here

He’s a bit of an afterthought sometimes but he was really **** good

 

[Brains]

Kenny Phillips imo

I think obviously with his hype it skews things a bit but then following in such legendary footsteps he was underrated with what he actually did here

He’s a bit of an afterthought sometimes but he was really **** good

Great example.

 

[Dwinstitles]

Lamar Miller

 

[ddann]

Sikes was so average man. A lot of revisionist history here.

I'm rolling with Hankerson or Vilma

Sikes is loved because of that 90+ yard pick-six against the Crocs in ‘02. But yeah, he wasn’t an NFL player.