Miami’s 14-6 preseason win over Jacksonville yielded a mixed bag for fantasy managers: the offense looked uneven with starters, penalties stalled drives, and Tua Tagovailoa faced heat, but Malik Washington sparked a late scoring drive with a 25-yard TD catch. The Dolphins’ pass rush dominated, showing a blueprint for pressure all season. On the backfield, Ollie Gordon II flashed as a capable depth option behind De’Von Achane, whose calf injury opened door for rookies. The roster is thinner on Week 1 impact than some hoped, but several depth players surfaced with practical fantasy upside.

Wilson delivered a solid backup audition, while Ewers’ night underscored the ongoing depth-chart tug-of-war at quarterback. Washington’s surge, plus Gordon II’s two-way potential, hint at late-round fantasy value in deeper leagues if Achane isn’t cleared for Week 1. Miami escaped injury, trimming rosters with a clearer path to Week 1 decisions while keeping a sharp eye on ball-security and execution in the dress rehearsal.