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    Miami Dolphins Fantasy Preview

    Zach BrunnerBy Zach BrunnerJuly 16, 2019Updated:August 9, 20191 Comment3 Mins Read Fantasy Football
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    2018 Stats (Rank)

    Total Offense: 4,638 Yards (31st)
    Offensive Touchdowns: 33 (25th)
    Offensive Plays Per Game: 54.9 (32nd)
    Pass Attempts + Sacks: 507 (30th)
    Rush Attempts: 371 (25th)
    Run/Pass Split: Run – 42% | Pass – 58%
    Unaccounted for Targets: 108
    Unaccounted for Carries: 206

     

    Projected Win Total

    The Dolphins’ over/under currently sits at 5.0, after they went 7-9 last season. Miami is tied with Arizona at the lowest projected win total. They will likely give Josh Rosen as much experience as possible, which looks to be bad, but it will determine if they need to explore a new option at quarterback next offseason. Either way, 2019 will likely be a disaster, with the Dolphins having the least talent in the NFL.

     

    Strength of Schedule

    SOS is measured by calculating the fantasy points allowed by each team’s opponents to determine who has the easiest and most difficult fantasy schedules (rank #1 has the easiest schedule).

    QB: 24th
    RB: 13th
    WR: 26th
    TE: 27th

     

    Passing Game

    QB: Josh Rosen, Ryan Fitzpatrick
    WR: Kenny Stills, Jakeem Grant
    WR: DeVante Parker, Brice Butler
    WR: Albert Wilson, Preston Williams
    TE: Mike Gesicki, Dwayne Allen

    Out goes Ryan Tannehill, in comes the combination of Josh Rosen and Ryan Fitzpatrick. We all know who the better quarterback is, but the Dolphins don’t exactly have much to play for this season. Neither quarterbacks are draftable, but we may see some FitzMagic, if given the chance. In terms of receivers on this team, second-year tight end Mike Gesicki is going undrafted, but possesses high upside at the position. Kenny Stills is still the top wide receiver, but is currently going as WR64, two spots behind the always disappointing DeVante Parker. It may be easiest to stay way from the Dolphins passing game for 2019.

     

    Running Game

    RB: Kenyan Drake, Kalen Ballage, Myles Gaskin
    2018 OL Run Rank: 14th

    This Dolphins offense is essentially running it back, aside from getting a worse offensive coach, a bigger question mark at quarterback and losing Frank Gore. It seems like a relatively safe assumption that Kenyan Drake and Kalen Ballage will split the 168 total touches Gore leaves behind. Getting most of his fantasy points through the air, Drake finished as RB14 last season in PPR. He’s currently being drafted ten spots lower, at RB24. The hype seems to be nonexistent around Drake because of the team being worse, but it will actually mean more opportunity in the passing game. The fantasy community isn’t any more optimistic on Ballage, who has an ADP of RB56.

     

     

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