Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert didn’t receive a carry in Monday’s upset win over the Rams. He played just 15% of the snaps and ran a route on 7 of his 8 total snaps. Previously, Mostert saw 6+ carries in each game.
As expected De’Von Achane remained the backfield leader with a 70% snap share and a 57% carry share. But it was Jaylen Wright who emerged as the RB2, handling 5 carries (0 targets) on 9 snaps.
Miami’s backfield rotation might remain fluid behind Achane. For now, though, it’s Wright – and not Mostert – who should be prioritized on fantasy rosters. Mostert is fine to drop in shallow leagues.
Miami enters a favorable scoring matchup against Vegas in Week 11, followed by another positive meeting with New England.
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