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Reshad Jones played the entire decade with the 2010s with the Miami Dolphins, and the Georgia Bulldog was arguably one of the most underrated Defensive Backs during that time.
Miami Dolphin in the first six years and change of his career, Chris Chambers had an underrated career.
Randy Starks began his NFL career with four seasons with the Tennessee Titans, and putting it in a matter of fact terms; they were not extraordinary. The Dolphins signed him as a Free Agent in 2008, and after a year as a defensive role player, he found his niche.
The teams of the National Football League passed on Utah’s Manny Fernandez, but he landed a job with the Miami Dolphins, who signed him in 1968, and he would subsequently make the team.