May be among Miami players who do not play after an intense pregame workout.
Running back for the Miami Dolphins
Last updated
2026 season · trusted current set
MIA · RB · RB1 · current active exact match
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May be among Miami players who do not play after an intense pregame workout.
Could see more involvement in the passing game with Malik Willis than in Willis's limited Green Bay sample.
Stretching early with other out players, indication he may not play.
Caught a touchdown pass from Willis over the middle, negated by offensive holding.
Had 7 carries in the first quarter.
Hafley downplayed earlier remarks about a 40-touch workload; had 7 carries in the first quarter.
Hafley promised a heavy workload, suggesting games with 40-plus touches.
Coach Hafley plans to use him heavily, potentially as the lead back in the offense.
Dolphins coach Hafley says he lost sleep preparing for him in Green Bay, believes he deserves more recognition.