2000 and 2001 as they averaged 442.2 and 418.1 yards per game, respectively, in those two years. in 2000, the Rams offense scored 540 points, averaging 33.8 points per game. In 2001, the Rams won the NFC Championship and the offense scored 503 points, averaging 31.4 points per game. In addition, Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk surpassed the 1,000-yard rushing mark twice during that time, finishing second in the NFC in rushing in 2000 (1,359 yards) and third in 2001 (1,359 yards). He also led all NFC running backs in receptions all three years, as he averaged more than 81 catches a season over that stretch. The Rams' running game averaged more than 4.0 yards per attempt all three seasons. In 2003, Jackson retired from the game and moved to his farm in Alabama. In 2007, Jackson was lured out of retirement by head coach Cam Cameron to coach the running backs for the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins running backs averaged 4.0 yards per attempt for the season, and Ronnie Brown led the team with 5.1 yards per carry for the season. After the 2007 season, Jackson retired again to his Alabama farm, raising cattle and public speaking. Sources References 2007 Miami Dolphins Media Guide Nolefan.org External links "Bobby Jackson, former player and coach", The Palm Beach Post, December 28, 2009. 1940 births Living people Atlanta Falcons coaches Arizona Cardinals coaches Florida State Seminoles football coaches Kansas State Wildcats football coaches Louisville Cardinals football coaches San Diego Chargers coaches St. Louis Rams coaches Samford Bulldogs football players Tennessee Volunteers football coaches Washington Redskins coaches People from Forsyth, Georgia Players of American football from Georgia (U.S. state)