Fantasy football strategy for De'Von Achane, Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins are in the final phase of training camp, making it an ideal time for fantasy football draft preparation. The article provides fantasy advice on several key Dolphins players.

Running back De’Von Achane is highlighted as a top all-purpose back after accumulating 1,499 total yards and 12 touchdowns last season. With Alexander Mattison out for the year and Jaylen Wright having a lukewarm camp, Achane’s workload is expected to increase, though his ability to handle it is still a question due to a sore calf. Rookie Ollie Gordon II is noted as a potential late-season pickup if he emerges as the number two back.

Kicker Jason Sanders had an excellent 2024 season, demonstrating accuracy on all types of kicks, including those from beyond 50 yards and under pressure. He has not missed a kick during training camp, making him a reliable fantasy option.

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has maintained his accuracy in camp despite changes in his receiving targets. The primary concerns are his health and the performance of the offensive line, especially if any starters are injured.

Wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who expressed a desire to leave last year, has now committed to Miami. Known for his competitiveness, Hill is recovering from wrist surgery and is expected to perform well after a slump last season.

Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle had a down year with 744 yards and two touchdowns, largely due to playing with backup quarterbacks when Tagovailoa was out. There is optimism he can return to his average of over 1,100 yards per season with a healthy quarterback.

Wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, who scored nine touchdowns for the Titans last year, has had a modest training camp. It is unclear if his previous performance was an outlier or if he will improve once the season begins.