Fantasy Football Player Notes

Achane has three straight games of 120 or more rushing yards. Considering the state of the Dolphins, this is incredible. This isn't surprising, as Achane has been nothing short of outstanding all season. He does not have a game finishing lower than the RB16 in the week, and has eight games inside the top 12. This week, he faces the Jets who have thrown in the towell on the season. After trading away their best defensive players, this is a matchup you want to target for fantasy. Last week, Bijan Robinson was just shy of 200 total yards and scored a touchdown. They also allowed Tyler Allgeier to rack up 55 yards and a score as well. Continue riding one of the most consistent players in fantasy, who also has week-winning upside each game.

The Dolphins have been one of the weirdest teams to try and predict this season. With bad vibes coming out of the team starting in summer training camp, this entire season has seemed like a write-off. Thankfully, De'Von Achane has been a fantasy force, and Waddle is having a very productive season. After three straight games of 80-plus yards, his last two games have combined for six receptions and 92 yards. It may be a mini-slump for the veteran wideout, but his role on this offense keeps him in the high-end WR2 conversation. This week, they take on the Jets, who have traded away their best defenders. It's difficult to predict a big game for Waddle, but he should be just fine for fantasy in Week 14.

Last week, Darren Waller returned to the lineup with a 65.5% route share, a 13% target share, 47 receiving yards, 2.47 yards per route run, and an 18.8% first-read share. He had one red zone target and two deep targets. Overall, Waller has a 17% target per route run rate with 1.86 yards per route run and a 12.9% first-read share. In his five games played, he has five red zone targets and three deep targets. Waller is a streaming option this week, but don't expect a massive stat line from him. The Jets have allowed the tenth-fewest receiving yards per game and the seventh-fewest yards per reception to tight ends.