The 2002 Baltimore Ravens season was highlighted by the sensational debut of first-round pick Ed Reed, who led the team with five interceptions and earned a Pro Bowl selection. Despite finishing with a 7-9 record during a transitional year, the team featured a dominant ground game led by Jamal Lewis’s 1,327 rushing yards and saw standout performances from Pro Bowlers Jonathan Ogden, Todd Heap, and Peter Boulware. A first-round pick in the 2001 NFL Draft, Todd Heap was a two-time Pro Bowl tight end for the Baltimore Ravens who retired as the franchise's all-time leader in touchdown receptions and a member of their Ring of Honor.