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De'Von Achane picked up 36 yards on 11 carries. That is just a 3.3 yards-per-rush average – not good enough for a Pro Bowl running back. Add in four receptions, and the Dolphins' top offensive weapon was relegated to an afterthought for much of the game. So much for Hafley's idea of getting Achane 40 touches a game.
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Achane underutilized with 3.3 YPC; far from Hafley's 40-touch-per-game plan.

Dolphins' top offensive weapon was relegated to an afterthought despite offensive coordinator Hafley's plan to get him 40 touches per game; Achane managed only 36 yards on 11 carries (3.3 yards-per-rush average, below Pro Bowl standards) plus 4 receptions. The source attributes underutilization to Raiders' box stacking, but also faults play-calling, offensive line execution, Willis's run-option reads, and Achane's own performance.

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