Yesterday, the NFL announced the 2017 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, with seven players/executives making the cut for this year. Included in the group was legendary Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor, who was selected in his first year of eligibility. He joins other Dolphins first ballot selections center Jim Langer (Class of 1987), quarterback Dan Marino (2005), linebacker Junior Seau (2015), coach Don Shula (1997), and wide receiver Paul Warfield (1983).
Other players from the Dolphins in the Hall of Fame include linebacker Nick Buoniconti (2001), running back Larry Csonka (1987), quarterback Bob Griese (1990), guard Larry Little (1993), and center Dwight Stephenson (1998).