| Bob Griese was a very successful quarterback in the | | | | open passing game, Bob Griese and the Dolphins were |
| National Football League. He was the quarterback for | | | | using a great running game to set up a deep throwing |
| the team dating back to the late 1960's, including | | | | game plan that other teams would eventually emulate. |
| shouldering some of the responsibility for the team that | | | | Who though were Bob Griese's favorite receivers |
| went undefeated in 1972, right up until the early 1980's. | | | | during his career? |
| Over the years, Griese played in some of the biggest | | | | Here are the top five favorite touchdown pass targets |
| games in team history. Thankfully, for Dolphins fans, he | | | | for Bob Griese. |
| was more often than not successful in those big | | | | #1 - Nat Moore (33) |
| moments too. | | | | #2 - Paul Warfield (29) |
| There were a lot of great players on both sides of the | | | | #3 - Jim Mandich (21) |
| ball that helped Griese and the Dolphins achieve some | | | | #4 - Howard Twilley (17) |
| of their great heights. The Miami Dolphins of the 1970's | | | | #5 - Karl Noonan (16) |
| really epitomized the team football concept. Griese | | | | It's true that Bob Griese had an excellent career, but a |
| was a huge part of that team and his passing made | | | | lot of his accolades are also due to the fact that he |
| the difference in many games. At a time when many | | | | had some great players catching passes from him too. |
| teams were just discovering the concept of a wide | | | | |