The pro bowlers Marino played with offensively were receivers he basically made and repeatedly made it there because of him. If anything, the only thing this shows is that Marino and Montana played with a more stable core.
And the game had LONG PAST Don Shula by the 80s'.
10 of the 17 pro-bowl appearances by Marino's offensive teammates were by offensive linemen.
We can argue all day the extent to which Mark Clayton and Mark Duper were "made" by Marino, but surely he didn't make the reputation of his offensive line
While you can argue about how good Clayton and Duper were, it's harder to argue about the skill-position guys that Montana played with. They continued their productivity after Montana got injured and left.








