Jaylen Wright

Jaylen Wright enters Miami as a fourth-round rookie behind De’Von Achane and Raheem Mostert, limiting his year-one touch outlook. His speed (4.38 forty) and big-play ability fit Mike McDaniel’s scheme, but Wright’s limited size and pass protection concerns could restrict him to a rotational role. The steep 30-day value drop signals minimal short-term upside and a crowded depth chart. Wright’s long-term appeal hinges on injuries or roster turnover, but Miami’s tendency to rotate backs caps his dynasty ceiling. At current value, he’s a hold for deep rebuilds, but not a priority buy given comparable options with clearer paths to volume.