Mark Clayton Biography

Mark Clayton, born in 1961 in Indianapolis, Indiana, grew up to be an outstanding wide receiver for the National Football League. While most of you may know him for his nine seasons played on the Miami Dolphins, Clayton also played on the Green Bay Packers for his final professional year in 1993. Prior to his fame, Clayton attended the University of Louisville. He was drafted in the 1983 NFL Draft by the Dolphins in the eighth round and impressed them for almost a decade. In fact, after his retirement from the NFL, Clayton entered the Miami Dolphins Honor Roll. As a professional athlete, he was a five time Pro Bowl selection and three time All-Pro selection. He completed his career with an honorable 84 touchdowns, 582 receptions, and 8,974 receiving yards. In addition, Mark Clayton is one of only three players in the history of the NFL who has caught a touchdown pass from both Dan Marino and Brett Favre during the NFL regular season. 

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