The running back joins the explosive offense led by Tagovailoa, McDaniel himself reported.
MIAMI – The Corridor of the Miami Dolphins, De’Von Achanewill play on Sunday againsts Washington Commanders, the coach confirmed on Friday Mike McDanielgiving to the Dolphins his second best runner.
De’Von Achane he missed the game Miami against the New York Jets in Week 12 with a knee injury, after aggravating the injury in his previous game. The rookie spent five weeks on injured reserve after originally suffering the knee injury in Week 5.
The third-round pick rushed for 461 yards and seven total touchdowns in five games this season, averaging a career-high 11.8 yards per carry. NFL. His return should give the Dolphins a powerful tandem when joining his backfield partner Raheem Mostertwhose 785 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns rank second and first in the league, respectively.
De’Von Achane will play on Sunday against the Washington Commanders. AP
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Mike McDaniel was not so definitive about the state of the deep Jevon Holland, who has been limited all week with injuries to both knees. The third-year star was at practice Friday and did not appear to have any braces on either knee, but McDaniel noted that, as usual, the team will err on the side of caution.
“He’s been aggressively pursuing his rehabilitation and now knows he’s playing the best football of his career,” McDaniel said. “With Jevon, we have to be very smart knowing really what he means to our team as a leader, as a player and what he is capable of doing in our scheme. So we will be evaluating it. “I will be very cautious and I am not afraid to be patient and wise if it makes sense.”
“So I will be watching him closely, we will communicate and if he is not vulnerable to setbacks, he will play. “If it’s not quite ready, we’ll wait until another week.”
The left tackles Terron Armstead y Kendall Lamm They have also been limited during the week with quadriceps and back injuries, respectively, and are trending toward a questionable designation for Sunday’s game.
McDaniel also said he was not sure if Rob Hunt will return after a three-game absence, but was “optimistic” that the team’s starting right guard Dolphins is ready to return from his hamstring injury suffered in Week 8.
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