None. Dickerson gained more than 2,000 yards from scrimmage in four seasons and scored at least 10 touchdowns five times. He was the NFL's second-leading rusher when he retired (his 13,259 yards are now ninth). However, none of his teams has gone on to win the Super Bowl. Dickerson is one of only nine players in NFL history with at least 15,000 career rushing yards who have never won the Super Bowl. The others are Robert Smith, Marshall Faulk, Terrell Davis, Eddie George, Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram, DeAngelo Williams, and Leonard Fournette. Dickerson led the NFL in scoring three times and earned First Team All-Pro honors twice. His retirement after the 1997 season was caused by foot problems. He returned for two games in 1998 then retired for good. Dickerson's presence will be missed as he holds many records that may never be broken. His career average of 4.6 yards per carry is third all-time behind Davis and Faulk. He also ranks third in total touchdowns with 153 despite playing in only four seasons. When Dickerson retired after the 1997 season, many believed his place in NFL history had been cemented. But he came back two years later and ended his career with another massive campaign.