Born in Florida, playing at the University of Florida, and a career-Miami Dolphin, Nat Moore was watched by Floridians for what had to feel like an eternity. Moore joined the Dolphins in 1974 and was with them until 1986. While he never had a 1,000 Yard season, he did have a 765 Yard campaign in 1977, where he finished eighth and was first in Touchdown Receptions with 12. That would be his only Pro Bowl and First Team All-Pro year.
Moore managed to have seven seasons where he had 600 plus years and would eke out 7,546 in total with 74 Touchdowns. He also had another 1,155 Yards via Returns. The Dolphins chose Moore for their Honor Roll in 1999.
21. Nat Moore
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While it might be easy to label Nat Moore as an offensive compiler, let’s just say that he compiled a lot!
The Bullet Points
- Position: Kick Returner, Wide Receiver
- Acquired: Selected in the 3rd Round, 78th Overall in the NFL Draft 1/29/74.
- Departed: Retired after the 1986 Season.
- Games Played: 183
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Notable Statistics:
124 Games Started
510 Receptions
7,546 Receiving Yards
74 Receiving Touchdowns
40 Rushing Attempts
249 Rushing Yards
1 Rushing Touchdown
1 Pass Completion
2 Passing Attempts
31 Passing Yards
27 Punt Returns
297 Punt Return Yards
33 Kick Returns
858 Kick Return Yards
102 Approximate Value
14 Playoff Games
23 Receptions
291 Receiving Yards
3 Receiving Touchdowns
1 Rushing Attempt
7 Rushing Yards
3 Punt Returns
29 Punt Return Yards
4 Kick Returns
149 Kick Return Yards
1 Kick Return Touchdown -
Major Accolades and Awards:
First Team All-Pro (1977)
Pro Bowl (1977)
All-Rookie (1974)
NFLPA Alan Page Community Award (1985)
Most Touchdown Receptions (1977)
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