The Miami Dolphins have plenty of Pro Bowl players on their roster and those who are on the fringe of getting that recognition. Who is most likely to finally get recognized in South Florida?
The Miami Dolphins roster does not lack for talent. Many positions on the team are filled with some of the best the NFL has to offer, like Tyreek Hill at wide receiver, Raheem Mostert and De'Von Achane at running back, and Jalen Ramsey at cornerback, to name a few.
They also have several players who could be considered prime candidates to make their first Pro Bowl in 2024.As a rookie last season, Achane's speed as a ball carrier and running prowess helped him average 7.8 yards per carry for 800 yards on 103 attempts, an NFL record for a back with at least 100 carries. His eight rushing touchdowns were 12th in the league — all while remaining the No. 2 back behind Mostert, who led the league with 18 rushing touchdowns.
For better or worse, Waddle is the No. 2 option behind the most dominant receiver in the league, Hill, and part of a high-octane offense with threats seemingly everywhere. 2024 could be the season he gets his overdue recognition.The departure of former defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was, in large part, perceived as beneficial by Dolphins players. One player who could thrive under new defensive coordinator is safety Jevon Holland.
and if he keeps up his rising production , it might not be unfounded to say there's a chance he could be a Pro Bowl selection in 2024.The three Dolphins players who made the Pro Bowl for the first time last season started with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, whose league-leading 4,624 passing yards and 29 touchdowns helped secure him his first nod.
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