The Dolphins offense was inconsistent last season in QB Ryan Tannehill’s first year in the NFL. It didn’t help Tannehill that the Dolphins O-line struggled to protect him or open holes in the running game. Miami ranked in the bottom 7 in the league in total rushing yards and rushing touchdowns while averaging only 90 yards per game on the ground.
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This offseason, Miami tried to address their needs along the offensive line and also brought in a new running back to add to the mix. It looks like a two-back battle to become the primary rusher, and this week’s third preseason game should go a long way to deciding who gets the majority of the Dolphins carries. Lamar Miller hasn’t done much to separate himself from newcomer Knowshon Moreno, and with Moreno healthy we should get a better idea what to expect.
Here is my look at each of the Dolphins options in the backfield as we continue our RB Rundowns. The rankings included are from my top 80 RB which came out last week and which will be updated later this week.
This post is part of a series detailing the backfield situation for each NFL team from a fantasy football perspective. Check out my top 80 rankings and click here for the full series.