2024 RTSports Outlook

The Dolphins added more speed to their offense, picking Wright in the fourth round of this year's draft. He is electric with the ball in his hands. Wright does well as a receiver and can make big plays after the catch. He isn't too polished as an inside runner, though, and lacks a little thump at the position. Wright has a chance to unseat Raheem Mostert as the top backup to Devon Achane. Mostert is coming off a huge season but is 32 years old and not getting any younger. Wright is the future at the position. He will at least serve as the No. 3 back and get some weekly chances in this explosive offense.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Wright might be hit or miss but expect some big games along the way. He will be tough to play, though, because you just never know when those games might come. He probably is worth a late-round look come draft day. He can get around 600 total yards, 30 receptions and a few scores.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

Miami Dolphins running back Jaylen Wright, who was selected in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, will not begin his pro career as a starter. However, he's one of the rare third-string running backs worth monitoring in fantasy football. The Dolphins are likely to split the backfield work between veteran Raheem Mostert and youngster De'Von Achane to begin the season, but Wright could be thrust into action at any point. Mostert is 32 years old and Achane is under 190 pounds, meaning both players have increased injury risk at a brutal position for contact and minor or major ailments. If one or both of the two backs goes down, -- Wright -- who ran a 4.38 forty-yard dash at the NFL combine, will fit right in the offense and possess one-play touchdown upside. After your wide receiver position is set in fantasy drafts, stashing high-upside backup running backs is an advantageous strategy. Wright fits that bill in 12, 14, and 16-team leagues as a rookie.

Miami Dolphins running back Jaylen Wright, who was selected in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, will not begin his pro career as a starter. However, he's one of the rare third-string running backs worth monitoring in fantasy football. The Dolphins are likely to split the backfield work between veteran Raheem Mostert and youngster De'Von Achane to begin the season, but Wright could be thrust into action at any point. Mostert is 32 years old and Achane is under 190 pounds, meaning both players have increased injury risk at a brutal position for contact and minor or major ailments. If one or both of the two backs goes down, -- Wright -- who ran a 4.38 forty-yard dash at the NFL combine, will fit right in the offense and possess one-play touchdown upside. After your wide receiver position is set in fantasy drafts, stashing high-upside backup running backs is an advantageous strategy. Wright fits that bill in 12, 14, and 16-team leagues as a rookie.