Achane’s burst and receiving ability position him as a breakout candidate in the Dolphins’ high-octane attack, offering a mid-round target with significant upside in multi-format leagues.

Hill anchors the high-end tier with explosive playmaking and big-game potential. His speed, route-running, and yak ability keep him in the weekly top-tier mix, especially in a fast-paced Miami offense built to maximize big plays and chunk gains.

Achane’s 1,499 scrimmage yards and 12 TDs were electric, but context matters: in games without Tua, his value collapses; 78 receptions seem unlikely with a backfield that should feature a split workload. The Dolphins’ offensive line also projects as a concern, amplifying risk beyond ADP5 RB.

Achane is presented as a potential breakout across weeks when workload and usage align, with the host noting the season-long possibility of delayed involvement but valuable weeks when the opportunity opens, a common theme for midseason RB surges.

Tagovailoa’s passing game is the engine Miami hinges on; protection from Jackson and Paul is the fuel. With depth uncertainty on the edges, his performance could swing between precision rhythm and quicker, shorter reads under pressure.