What constitutes a “Dolphins killer”? It’s a player that has either made a single play of major significance in the team’s history or a sustained level of success versus the Miami Dolphins over time.
Honorable Mentions
Over the course of his career, Matt Schaub was the definition of an “average quarterback. His career record was 47 wins compared to 46 losses. However, when he put on a Houston Texans jersey he became the bane of the Dolphins’ existence. In six seasons, he faced the Dolphins five times; all five resulting in Texans victories.