It was a disappointing rookie season for Wright, but the fourth-round pick out of Tennessee was known to be somewhat under-seasoned after rotating often in college, so some patience is warranted. Wright only turned 22 in April, and he still possesses an uncommon amount of big-play ability thanks to his 4.38 speed at 5-foot-11, 210 pounds. De'Von Achane is too light to do everything in the Miami backfield, especially with Raheem Mostert no longer on the roster, so Wright only needs to outplay Alexander Mattison for the change-of-pace carries behind Achane. The danger there is that despite his various limitations Mattison is a good pass blocker and can execute power concepts better than the likes of Achane and Wright. Rookie sixth-round pick Ollie Gordon is also a clearly better back for power concepts than Wright. If Wright were stuck third in line again this year it wouldn't be shocking, especially to begin the season, but it would be reasonable to expect slow but steady progress with Wright's development such that he still makes an impact in Miami, even in 2025.

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  OL
• Aaron Bailey
  QB
• Kendric Pryor
  WR
• Adrian Killins
  RB
• Brandon Aubrey
  K
• Barrett Carter
  LB
• Anim Dankwah
  T
• Tyler Owens
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