Jaylen Waddle stands poised for a strong rebound in 2024. His three-year target share sits at 23%, and even with a dip to 16% last season, his big-play ceiling keeps him in fantasy radar. With Tyreek Hill dealing with injuries and the Dolphins juggling a thinner target tree behind him, Waddle could lead Miami in targets by year’s end, yielding a high-floor, high-ceiling WR2 profile. The offense’s propensity for shootouts supports continued upside for Waddle, even amid some volatility.

Devon Achane’s setback and Tyreek Hill’s health add nuance to the passing game, but Malik Washington’s speed gives the Dolphins a potential cheap stroke of upside in deeper leagues. Darren Waller’s Giants move could unlock more volume for another playmaker in 2024, yet the core focus remains on how Miami navigates Hill’s health and Waddle’s own progression. In Titans’ backfield chatter, Ali Gordon and Jaylen Wright surface as intriguing late-round darts with real competition behind Derrick Henry, potentially reshaping how defenses defend the Dolphins’ aerial attack.

Overall, the Dolphins’ ceiling remains sky-high if Tua Tagovailoa stays healthy and Achane returns cleanly. Fantasy managers should target Waddle with a plan to hedge Hill’s risk, monitor Achane’s workload, and consider Washington’s burst as a speculative piece in the Dolphins’ passing game, especially in weeks where defenses overcommit to Hill and Waddle.