As a reminder about the ground rules, the top three will be determined only by what the players did while wearing that uniform for the Dolphins.

DT John Richardson (1967-71), DT Randy Crowder (1974-76), Steve Young (1977), T Cleveland Green (1980-86), G Jeff Wiska (1987), T Mark Dennis (1987-93), NT Ed Hawthorne (1995), T Brent Smith (1998-2000), G-T Wade Smith (2003-04), DE Quentin Moses (2007-08), G John Jerry (2010-13), T Jason Fox (2014-15), G Jermon Bushrod (2016-17), T Zach Sterup (2018), G Keaton Sutherland (2019), G/T Liam Eichenberg (2021-23)

After having two memorable Dolphins players at number 75, we have come to a number where no one left much of a mark. We can start with the fact that not one Dolphins player with this number has ever made the Pro Bowl. John Richardson started 44 games for the Dolphins, including all 14 in 1970 when the franchise earned its first playoff berth. Cleveland Green started 32 games in his eight seasons in Miami, including 12 in 1984 when Dan Marino and the Dolphins set several NFL offensive records. Mark Dennis started 50 games in seven seasons with the Dolphins, including all 16 in both 1990 and 1991. John Jerry started 45 games for the Dolphins after being a third-round pick in 2010, and wound up making 61 more starts after leaving Miami. After starting 26 games in two seasons for the Dolphins, Jermon Bushrod ended his career in a final season with New Orleans, where he had spent his first six years in the NFL. Eichenberg already belongs in the conversation for the top three after started 38 games at four different positions in his three seasons since arriving as a second-round pick, even if he’s battled injuries and his performance has been uneven.

1. T Mark Dennis

2. T Cleveland Green

3. OL Liam Eichenberg

We don’t really need to discuss this, other than point out there are eight Hall of Famers who predominantly wore 74, topped by Bruce Matthews, Bob Lilly and Merlin Olsen.