Last week, I decided to take a look at where Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa ranks in the major all-time franchise passing stats. With that post in mind, I decided today would be a great day to take a look at the Dolphins’ all-time receiving stats to see where wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle rank for the team.
Hill has only been with the team for two years but is already working his way into the Dolphins’ all-time receiving leaders. Waddle, entering his fourth year in the league, is positioning himself to be among the elite receivers by the time his career comes to an end.
Where do they stand before the 2024 season begins? It is time to take a look:
Hill was trying to become the first receiver to reach 2,000 yards last year, finishing the season with a league-high 1,799 yards. Waddle finished the year with 1,014 yards, making him three-for-three in reaching the 1,000-yard milestone in his career.
Heading into the season, Hill is already 12th in Dolphins history with 3,509 yards while Waddle is 14th with 3,385 yards. Adding just 1,000 yards for the 2024 season would see Hill jump to ninth in team history, just behind Duriel Harris’ 4,534 yards, while Waddle would be 10th, surpassing Bran Hartline’s 4,243 yards and Jarvis Landry’s 4,038 yards.
