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  • MIA Wide Receiver #3
    Beckham Jr. will make his season debut against the Patriots for a Dolphins team floundering on offense through four weeks. The Dolphins are one of just four teams yet to score 21 points or more in any game this season. Coincidentally, the Patriots are another one of those teams. Beckham Jr. could eventually carve out a significant role behind Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle but fantasy expectations should be held in check in Week 5 considering the state of the Miami quarterback room.
  • FA Quarterback #14
    The Dolphins signed Tyler Huntley off the Ravens’ practice squad to play over Boyle a few weeks ago. He is slated to make his second start of the year this week and Skylar Thompson will back him up. That left Boyle in no man’s land. He will likely land on a practice squad in the coming weeks.
  • MIA Safety #21
    Poyer is the only Dolphin ruled out for Week 5, though they have more than their fair share of players on injured reserve and the PUP list. Poyer had 19 combined tackles through three games and was playing nearly every defensive snap for Miami before suffering the shin injury in Week 5. Though his loss will hurt the Dolphins’ secondary, the Patriots aren’t the team you’d expect to take advantage of such a weakness.
  • MIA Wide Receiver #3
    Beckham is on the PUP list and will need to be officially removed before playing, so we’ll know his status before kickoff. The Dolphins have gotten nothing from their WR3 options, so even a few splash plays from Beckham would change the complexion of the offense. With Tyler Huntley under center for at least one more week, Beckham is unlikely to contribute much to the box score in his first game back.
  • MIA Running Back #31
    Mostert was upgraded to a full practice on Friday before being removed from the injury report. Head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters he plans to modify how much Mostert plays in his first game back. In other words, he will be on a pitch count this week. With Miami’s offense spiraling sans Tua Tagovailoa, Mostert on a less-than-typical workload will top out at a low-end RB3 ranking for Week 5.
  • MIA Running Back #31
    McDaniel also said there’s a chance Odell Beckham Jr. (knee) could suit up after opening the year on the PUP list. The Dolphins plan to decide on the status of both players after Friday’s practice, so we’ll have a better sense of their availability soon. If Mostert does play, there’s a chance he eats into De’Von Achane’s workload, but McDaniel said the plan is to “modify how much [Mostert] plays in general. Achane has handled 75 of the Dolphins’ 111 running back opportunities this season and should still be viewed as the lead back until we see otherwise. Beckham, if active, is nothing more than a low-upside bench stash for the time being.
  • MIA Wide Receiver #3
    Beckham has now practiced in full for the second time this week and appears ready for a return imminently. Beckham is only a bench stash for the time being, given the Dolphins quarterback situation. He could eventually draw flex consideration with Tua Tagovailoa potentially under center though.
  • MIA Running Back #31
    Mostert continues to pile up limited practices as he targets a return to the field. After hoping to play in Week 4 against the Titans, the Dolphins opted to sit the veteran running back for at least one more week. There’s a good chance he’ll be active for Week 5 against the Patriots, but we may not know until Friday when the team releases its final injury report.
  • MIA Linebacker #56
    With Jaelan Phillips (knee) out for the season, the Dolphins claimed Bowser off the Seahawks’ practice squad, adding him to their 53-man roster. Bowser is a seven-year veteran of the league who has tallied 19.5 sacks and 22 TFLs in his career. He’ll likely start off as a situational pass rusher for the Dolphins, and could be active as early as Week 5.
  • MIA Safety #21
    Poyer went down with the shin injury on Monday versus the Titans and did not return. He has started all four games for Miami this year and has 19 combined tackles. The Dolphins are already banged up on defense and can hardly afford to lose another starter heading into Week 5.