Overview
- The Dolphins signed Achane to a multi-year extension worth roughly $64 million that positions him as a central piece of the offense.
- Head coach Jeff Hafley said Achane had offseason shoulder surgery and is rehabbing, so he is doing limited drills at OTAs and not taking part in full team work.
- Achane has said he expects to carry a heavier workload for Miami once he is fully healthy and the team plans to lean on him as a primary offensive weapon.
- Miami has added depth in response to short-term availability risk, bringing in Carlos Washington Jr. and working out free agent Zamir White as the club evaluates running back options.
- Achane’s breakout 2025 season — 1,350 rushing yards, a 5.7 yards-per-carry league lead, 67 catches and his first Pro Bowl — explains the investment and shapes how the new coaching and GM regime plans to build around him and a new quarterback.