Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane contradicted Tyreek Hill’s assessment that the team needs roster additions. Achane emphasized team unity over personnel changes following Miami’s playoff miss.
Achane, who led the Dolphins’ offense with 1,499 yards from scrimmage and 12 touchdowns in 2024, backed his teammates. His stance differs from Hill, whose production fell to 959 receiving yards — his lowest output since 2019.
On Friday, Achane appeared on FanDuel’s “Up and Adams” show. Host Kay Adams pressed him about Hill’s comments on Jan. 25 regarding the need to “add some dawgs” to the roster.
“We got dawgs, we just need more people to bring it out,” Achane said. “I wouldn’t say we need more, as in got to get other people. … If we’re all on one (page), we’re a hard team to beat.”
Achane’s comments came after Miami’s roller-coaster season. Starting 2-6, the Dolphins rallied to win six of their final nine games. However, their playoff hopes ended with a Week 18 loss to the New York Jets.
