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ArticleIs Jaylen Waddle the missing piece in Denver?
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Waddle was a huge part of the Dolphins' offense, but he was always in the shadow of Tyreek Hill. Waddle's best years were his first two seasons, when he caught 104 passes in his rookie season and tallied 1,356 yards on a league-high 18.1 yards per reception average his second year. Miami's offense went through Hill, then to Waddle, who always seemed on the verge of breaking out as a true number one receiver, but never fully made that leap.

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Waddle was overshadowed by Hill in Miami's offensive hierarchy.

Kevin Nogle notes that Waddle was always in the shadow of Tyreek Hill in Miami's offense; the Dolphins' offense went through Hill first, then to Waddle, who always seemed on the verge of breaking out as a true number one receiver but never fully made that leap.

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