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Featured is a Miami Dolphins mini helmet signed by Ricky Williams.

Ricky signed this helmet in 2003 prior to the Pro Bowl. The signature is written in black sharpie, and is inscribed with Ricky's number "34". Included is a certificate of authenticity, and is Guaranteed to pass PSA/DNA or JSA authentication.

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RICKY WILLIAMS

Ricky Williams (born Errick Lynne Williams, Jr. May 21, 1977) is a gridiron footballrunning backfor the Toronto Argonautsof the Canadian Football League, whose NFLrights are held by the Miami Dolphins. He played college footballfor the Texas Longhorns, winning the 1998Heisman Trophy; held the NCAA career rushing yardage, rushing touchdowns, and scoring records; and was the first round draftpick of the New Orleans Saintsin 1999.

He was suspended from the NFL under its drug policy for the 2006 season and is playing the 2006 season for the Toronto Argonauts, since the CFL does not honor the NFL's ban

Williams was selected as the fifth pick of the 1999 NFL Draftby the New Orleans Saints. Head coach Mike Ditkatraded all of the Saints' 1999 draft picks to get Williams, the first time one player was the only draft pick of an NFL team. Williams and Ditka posed for the cover of ESPN Magazine as a bride and a groom with the heading "For Better or for Worse." Rapper Master P's organization No Limit Sportsnegotiated his contract, which was largely incentive-laden in exchange for an $8M-plus signing bonus with salary incentives worth a range of $11 million to $68 million should he hit all of his incentives, with most of them requiring higher than top-level production to attain. Williams later made Leigh Steinberghis agent. Ditka was later fired for the team's poor performance, and Williams was traded after 3 seasons to the Miami Dolphins on March 8, 2002for two first-round picks. In his first season with the Dolphins, he was the NFL's leading rusher and a Pro Bowler with 1,853 yards.

Williams was noted for his dreadlocks, but shaved them off during a solo trip to Australia. His shyness also makes Williams somewhat of an odd ball. "Ricky's just a different guy," Saints receiver Joe Horn explained. "People he wanted to deal with, he did. And people he wanted to have nothing to do with, he didn't. No one could understand that. I don't think guys in the locker room could grasp that he wanted to be to himself, you know, quiet. If you didn't understand him and didn't know what he was about, it always kept people in suspense." Besides keeping to himself, Williams was also known for conducting post-game interviews with his helmet on and avoiding eye contact.

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