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  • MIA Running Back #28
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    De’Von Achane rushed seven times for 14 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 13 loss to the Packers, adding eight receptions for 56 yards and a touchdown.
    Per usual, Miami’s passing attack, which features one of the league’s best receiving duos in Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, revolved around easy completions to Achane and Jonnu Smith. Achane’s nine targets tied Hill for second-most on the team and Smith led the way with 11 looks. Achane notched his sixth receiving touchdown of the year on a well-designed screen in the red zone late in the third quarter. Achane hasn’t been awfully efficient on the ground but his involvement in the receiving game makes his hit-or-miss rushing lines almost irrelevant. He posted his fifth game with at least 50 receiving yards this week and will look to stay hot through the air versus the Jets next week. Achane’s all-purpose role will keep him near the top of the RB1 ranks for Week 14.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 10 times for 32 yards in a Week 12 win over the Patriots, adding 24 receiving yards and two touchdowns on three catches.
    56 total yards on 13 touches is not exactly the type of explosive day we’re used to seeing from Achane, but the touchdowns will more than make up for it. Achane wasn’t able to find much room in the running game at all, but the Dolphins schemed him up for a few open looks out of the backfield, including an 11-yard touchdown catch where nobody was even on his side of the field. He remains a locked-in RB1 despite the lack of success on the ground today.
  • MIA Defensive Back #29
    Dolphins declared RB Jeff Wilson, Jr., CB Ethan Bonner, CB Kendall Fuller, LB Mohamed Kamara, OL Andrew Meyer, TE Jack Stoll, and WR Dee Eskridge inactive for Week 12 against the Patriots.
    There are no major surprises here as Fuller could not make it back from a concussion he suffered in Week 10. 2023 second-round pick Cam Smith should see more snaps in his absence. The big names for Miami are the ones that are not here as both Alec Ingold and Terron Armstead will be active, which should be a big boost for De’von Achane and the running game.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 17 times for 73 yards and a touchdown in the Dolphins’ Week 11 win over the Raiders, adding four catches for 32 yards.
    Achane easily led the backfield in touches, ceding a total of nine looks to Jaylen Wright and Raheem Moster combined. He was his usual, explosive self versus the Raiders, logging a 30-yard carry plus a 17-yard reception on the way to just over 100 yards from scrimmage. Week 11 was his fifth game in triple digits out of six Tua Tagovailoa starts. With plenty of distance between himself and the rest of the Miami running backs, Achane is a solidified RB1 heading into Week 12 versus the Patriots.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 12 times for 37 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 10 win over the Rams, adding 15 yards on five receptions.
    Achane and the Dolphins did just enough to escape a road visit with the Rams with a win. The good news for fantasy managers is that Achane’s 17 opportunities handily led the backfield as Raheem Mostert saw only three opportunities and Jaylen Wright saw only five. Even so, fantasy managers were likely left wanting more as the electric back managed just 3.1 yards per carry and 3.0 yards per reception against the up-and-down Rams defense. Achane’s next opportunity to return to RB1 status comes in Week 11 when the Dolphins host the Raiders.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 12 times for 63 yards and a touchdown in the Dolphins’ Week 9 loss to the Bills, adding eight receptions for 58 yards and a score.
    Vacuuming up touches, Achane is now up to 268 yards from scrimmage on 36 handles in two games since Tua Tagovailoa’s return. It’s exactly what fantasy managers had in mind when they made Achane a second-round pick. Lethal on Tua’s checkdowns and swing passes, Achane did work after the catch on his 14-yard scoring reception on a second quarter 1st-and-goal. Handling big workloads but thankfully avoiding a ton of between-the-tackles punishment, Achane could maintain this efficiency down the stretch. The Rams are a middle of the road matchup for Week 10.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 10 times for 97 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 8 loss to the Cardinals, adding six catches for 50 yards and a touchdown.
    This was everything fantasy managers could have asked for and then some in Tua Tagovailoa’s first game back. Achane opened the game with an 11-yard gain which was just his sixth rush of more than 10 yards since Tua went down in Week 2. His longest carry of the year and his first rush of over 20 yards came in the third quarter. He made multiple Arizona defenders miss on a 47-yard dash and then capped the drive with a receiving touchdown a few plays later. Achane split the backfield with Raheem Mostert, who scored two short touchdowns, but was as efficient as ever, giving fantasy managers hope that he can return to his RB1 ways going forward. He gets a date with the run-funnel Bills in Week 9.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane rushed 15 times for 77 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 7 loss to the Colts, adding two receptions for eight yards.
    Returning from a concussion, Achane got the start and resumed his 1A role ahead of Raheem Mostert. His 77 yards rushing were by far his most since Tua Tagovailoa’s Week 2 concussion, a promising sign ahead of Tagovailoa’s expected Week 8 return. Tagovailoa’s injury has colored everything, but Achane was lagged disastrously from his 2023 production from both a raw output and efficiency perspective. He will check in as a back-end RB2 against the Cardinals.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane said he has cleared concussion protocol and will play in Week 7 against the Colts.
    Achane has practiced in full all week, a sign that he would soon be clearing concussion protocol. The second-year back made it official on Friday, announcing he has cleared protocol and will be good to go in what feels like a must-win game for the Dolphins. Achane is expected to lead the Dolphins’ backfield on Sunday, but he be splitting touches with Raheem Mostert, who ran 19 times for 80 yards in the team’s Week 5 win over the Patriots. Despite the impending split in touches, Achane can be viewed as a low-end RB1 against a Colts defense that has been gouged on the ground all season.
  • MIA Running Back #28
    De’Von Achane (concussion) practiced on Thursday.
    Achane was a full participant in Wednesday’s practice and will presumably log another full practice on Thursday. The second-year back suffered a concussion in Week 5, but has had nearly two weeks to recover in time for Week 7’s game against the Colts. Barring an unexpected setback, we’d expect Achane to be cleared in time for Sunday’s game.