Paul Warfield
Former NFL Wide Receiver & Hall of Famer
Miami Connection
Warfield was a cornerstone of the Miami Dolphins' 1972 perfect season—the only undefeated campaign in NFL history—and victories in Super Bowl VII and VIII, elevating the franchise's legacy in South Florida. His 156 catches for 3,355 yards and 33 touchdowns over five seasons made him a big-play threat, earning him a spot in the Dolphins Honor Roll. As a Hall of Famer living in Florida, he remains a celebrated figure in Miami's sports community, featured in NFL tributes and local media.
About
Paul Warfield, born November 28, 1942, starred as a halfback at Ohio State University, earning All-Big Ten honors twice before entering the NFL with the Cleveland Browns in 1964. He helped the Browns win the NFL Championship that year with 52 receptions for 920 yards and nine touchdowns. Traded to the Miami Dolphins, Warfield became a vital part of their dynasty, contributing to the undefeated 1972 season, Super Bowl VII, and Super Bowl VIII. Over five seasons in Miami, he recorded 156 receptions for 3,355 yards and 33 touchdowns, with a 21.5 yards-per-catch average. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1983, he is honored in the Miami Dolphins Honor Roll. Post-retirement, he served as a scout and adviser for the Browns and resides in Florida.
