Miami Dolphins (1999-2003) vs San Francisco 49ers (2019-2024)

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. San Francisco 49ers take it 4-0.

Miami Dolphins · 1999-2003

Squad power 82 · headliner Jason Taylor '02 (98)

QBJay Fiedler (76) · Damon Huard (72) · Dan Marino (70)

RBRicky Williams (86) · Lamar Smith (77) · J.J. Johnson (70)

WRChris Chambers (80) · Tony Martin (78) · Oronde Gadsden (77)

TERandy McMichael (77) · Troy Drayton (69)

EDGEJason Taylor (98) · Trace Armstrong (88) · Adewale Ogunleye (85)

DTDaryl Gardener (77) · Tim Bowens (74) · Jeff Zgonina (73)

LBZach Thomas (79) · Junior Seau (73) · Morlon Greenwood (67)

CBSam Madison (83) · Patrick Surtain (83) · Terrell Buckley (76)

SBrian Walker (82) · Brock Marion (80) · Calvin Jackson (69)

San Francisco 49ers · 2019-2024

Squad power 87.5 · headliner Nick Bosa '22 (99)

QBBrock Purdy (80) · Jimmy Garoppolo (76) · Nick Mullens (68)

RBChristian McCaffrey (92) · Raheem Mostert (77) · Elijah Mitchell (75)

WRDeebo Samuel (85) · Brandon Aiyuk (84) · Jauan Jennings (79)

TEGeorge Kittle (89) · Jordan Reed (68)

EDGENick Bosa (99) · Arik Armstead (82) · Kerry Hyder (82)

DTDeForest Buckner (84) · Javon Hargrave (79) · D.J. Jones (76)

LBFred Warner (83) · Azeez Al-Shaair (75) · Dre Greenlaw (74)

CBCharvarius Ward (93) · Richard Sherman (81) · Deommodore Lenoir (79)

STalanoa Hufanga (83) · Tashaun Gipson (78) · Jimmie Ward (74)

Series result — San Francisco 49ers win 4-0

Game 1: San Francisco 49ers 32-28

Game 2: San Francisco 49ers 23-22

Game 3: San Francisco 49ers 26-18

Game 4: San Francisco 49ers 36-26

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