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Jaylen Wright's rookie season was quiet as he was stuck behind both De'Von Achane and Raheem Mostert. The Dolphins moved on from Mostert this offseason, which presumably elevates Wright to the primary backup role as he competes with just journeyman Alexander Mattison and rookie Ollie Gordon II.
Miami's offseason moves suggest confidence in Wright, but his poor rushing metrics and pass-protection struggles limit his standalone value as long as Achane is healthy. Achane's durability was a concern following his rookie season, but he played all 17 games in 2024.
As things stand right now, Wright is a high-end handcuff, valuable in best-ball or deep leagues if Achane misses time, but don't expect consistent touches without injuries ahead of him on the depth chart.
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Alexander Mattison turning heads?
Free-agent pickup enjoying a strong camp
By: Doug Orth | Mon Aug 4, 4:00 pm
|  | If the coaches are listening to Tyreek Hill and looking for a replacement for De'Von Achane in short-yardage situations, keep an eye on veteran running back Alexander Mattison. Miami loves Achane and Jaylen Wright, and they drafted Ollie Gordon in the sixth round in April. But Mattison, the former Vikings and Raiders back, has opened a lot of eyes in camp and could be playing himself into a role. (ESPN.com - Dan Graziano)
FFToday's Take: This is the kind of news that virtually no fantasy manager wants to hear. Not only could it possibly put a cap on Achane's ceiling, but it would also make stashing Wright less meaningful. The odds are against Miami keeping four running backs on the roster, but it would say a lot about the backfield situation if the Dolphins choose to go in that direction.
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