The Dolphins' strategy for De'Von Achane's workload has sparked debate and intrigue in the NFL. While coach Jeff Hafley initially joked about Achane touching the ball 40-45 times per game, it's clear this was an exaggeration. However, the underlying message is that Achane will be a central figure in the Miami offense, with a significant number of touches. This raises questions about the implications for player health and the potential for breaking records. The article delves into the context of high-touchback running backs, highlighting the rarity of such workloads and the potential for Achane to surpass records. It's a fascinating development that could shape the NFL's future, and one that demands further analysis and discussion.
