warning! not for marino fans.

[Dude]

Does that include the eye test?

 

[Wamu]

Who gave you confirmation- postal dove or moderator?

no. dolphins have had better backs than jabbar. anyway, its possible to win supabowl without superior rushing game.

Which RB's were better than Jabbar during Marino's time in Miami? Not that the team has a great history of RB's. But the only one I can think of Tony Nathan. And I'm not sure he was better than Jabbar.

 

[F.K.]

Which RB's were better than Jabbar during Marino's time in Miami? Not that the team has a great history of RB's. But the only one I can think of Tony Nathan. And I'm not sure he was better than Jabbar.

yeah, nathan.

 

[Peter Gozintite]

what about his carrier completion % 59.4?

What about defenders being able to mug receivers all the way down the field, and now they cant touch them past 5 yards

 

[F.K.]

What about defenders being able to mug receivers all the way down the field, and now they cant touch them past 5 yards

ok, what about interceptions?

 

[Nosferatu]

Who gave you confirmation- postal dove or moderator?

no. dolphins have had better backs than jabbar. anyway, its possible to win supabowl without superior rushing game.

Name one

Not for John Elway

 

[sonnyblack65]

Its crazy to think that the AFC East used to have more than one good team. That list of post-Marino QBs for the Dolphins is probably pretty sad.

Buffalo Bills agree

 

[Nosferatu]

yeah, nathan.

Nope

 

[CaptainStubing]

 

[Wamu]

yeah, nathan.

Tony Nathan averged 28.8 yards on the ground & 29.2 through the air, 58.0 total. He had 3 seasons of 1,100+ total yards while teammates w/ Marino. 32 career total TD's in 123 games.

Abdul-Jabbar averaged 55.9 & 9.6 (65.5). His rookie year he ran for 1,116. His 2nd year he led the league in rushing TD's. 35 career total TD's in 61 games played.

Neither were all that good. But I'd give the edge to Jabbar. More TD's in half the games.

 

[F.K.]

Name one

Not for John Elway

nathan. montana.

 

[Shanemansj13]

OP clearly is a troll, but at least be a good troll and backup your claim.

no. dolphins have had better backs than jabbar. anyway, its possible to win supabowl without superior rushing game.

Dan, in all his seasons only had one rusher get 1,000 yards and that was Kareem once. The list of RB's he had is mind-blowing it's that bad.

 

[F.K.]

Tony Nathan averged 28.8 yards on the ground & 29.2 through the air, 58.0 total. He had 3 seasons of 1,100+ total yards. 32 career total TD's in 123 games.

Abdul-Jabbar averaged 55.9 & 9.6 (65.5). His rookie year he ran for 1,116. His 2nd year he led the league in rushing TD's. 35 career total TD's in 61 games played.

Neither were all that good. But I'd give the edge to Jabbar. More TD's in half the games.

nathan 4.8 yds per att, jabbar- 3.4.

 

[CaptainStubing]

 

[F.K.]

OP clearly is a troll, but at least be a good troll and backup your claim.



Dan, in all his seasons only had one rusher get 1,000 yards and that was Kareem once. The list of RB's he had is mind-blowing it's that bad.

yeees! you got it. they simply for some reason didnt run enouf.

 

[F.K.]

there rumors marino hardly threw to 60...

 

[Wamu]

nathan 4.8 yds per att, jabbar- 3.4.

I guess it's just a matter of opinion. I'd still take Jabbar. Nathan never had more than 151 carries in any season. Jabbar 307, 283 & 270 before the injury bug got him. Bottom line is no team's winning it all w/ either of those as the # 1 RB.

 

[F.K.]

Nathan never had more than 151 carries in any season.

question why? was he injured? or passing prima donna been greedy?

 

[Wamu]

question why? was he injured? or passing prima donna been greedy?

If Nathan would have been durable enough to be a 280+ carry RB I'm pretty sure Don Shula would have figured that out. He won a few games you know.

 

[Peter Gozintite]

ok, what about interceptions?

refer to my previous post, stupid.