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

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. San Francisco 49ers take it 4-2.

Miami Dolphins · 2019-2024

Squad power 84.7 · headliner Xavien Howard '20 (94)

QBTua Tagovailoa (78) · Ryan Fitzpatrick (74) · Jacoby Brissett (69)

RBRaheem Mostert (83) · Devon Achane (80) · Myles Gaskin (74)

WRTyreek Hill (93) · Jaylen Waddle (87) · DeVante Parker (85)

TEJonnu Smith (83) · Mike Gesicki (80) · Durham Smythe (67)

EDGEBradley Chubb (86) · Emmanuel Ogbah (84) · Zach Sieler (83)

DTChristian Wilkins (86) · Davon Godchaux (74) · Raekwon Davis (68)

LBJordyn Brooks (81) · Jerome Baker (79) · Elandon Roberts (73)

CBXavien Howard (94) · Jalen Ramsey (77) · Nik Needham (76)

SEric Rowe (80) · Jevon Holland (79) · DeShon Elliott (74)

San Francisco 49ers · 1999-2003

Squad power 84 · headliner Bryant Young '99 (92)

QBJeff Garcia (86)

RBCharlie Garner (81) · Garrison Hearst (78) · Kevan Barlow (77)

WRTerrell Owens (90) · Jerry Rice (76) · Tai Streets (74)

TEEric Johnson (71) · Greg Clark (70)

EDGEAndre Carter (87) · Julian Peterson (76) · Chike Okeafor (75)

DTBryant Young (92) · Brentson Buckner (80) · Dana Stubblefield (75)

LBDerek M. Smith (76) · Ken Norton (74) · Winfred Tubbs (73)

CBZack Bronson (85) · Ahmed Plummer (84) · Lance Schulters (77)

STony Parrish (86) · Tim McDonald (72)

Series result — San Francisco 49ers win 4-2

Game 1: San Francisco 49ers 28-24

Game 2: San Francisco 49ers 28-21

Game 3: Miami Dolphins 32-24

Game 4: Miami Dolphins 31-24

Game 5: San Francisco 49ers 36-29

Game 6: San Francisco 49ers 27-24

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