The 2002 Miami Dolphins season was highlighted by the sensational performance of newly acquired running back Ricky Williams, who led the NFL with a franchise-record 1,853 rushing yards and earned Pro Bowl MVP honors. Under head coach Dave Wannstedt, the team finished with a strong 9-7 record and featured a dominant defense led by Jason Taylor, who topped the league with 18.5 sacks. Despite narrowly missing the playoffs, the season showcased elite talent with seven Pro Bowl selections and four First-team All-Pros, including Zach Thomas and Patrick Surtain. The 2003 Miami Dolphins enjoyed a highly competitive season, finishing with a strong 10-6 record and securing their seventh consecutive winning season. Led by head coach Dave Wannstedt and a stifling defense that ranked third in the league for fewest points allowed, the team featured standout performances from stars like Ricky Williams and five Pro Bowlers. Highlights included a dominant 40-21 Thanksgiving Day victory over the Dallas Cowboys and a season-ending winning streak that underscored the team's resilience. The 1998 Heisman Trophy winner and a 2002 First-team All-Pro, Ricky Williams was a dominant running back for the Miami Dolphins who led the NFL in rushing in 2002 and recorded over 10,000 career rushing yards.