Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds rushed four times for 14 yards against the Detroit Lions in Week 8. He was not involved in the passing game. Edmonds' role has steadily declined throughout the season, and he should now be dropped in most fantasy leagues. If Miami trades for a running back in the next couple of days, Edmonds' minimal production will decline even further.

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds has shown that he is not worth starting (let alone rostering) in fantasy football, including in Week 8 against the Detroit Lions. The ex-Arizona Cardinals back has just 49 yards over the course of his last three games and hasn't scored a touchdown since he found paydirt in Week 4. Although Edmonds is one Raheem Mostert injury away from re-gaining relevance, he should be avoided for the time being.

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds rushed seven times for just 17 yards on the ground against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 7. He was unable to haul in either of his two targets. Edmonds' seven touches were actually his highest mark since Week 4, which speaks to his lack of usage in the Miami offense. He has an incredibly low floor in fantasy football and should be left on waivers in most leagues.

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds has experienced a fall from grace over the last few weeks, from losing the starting running back job to becoming an unwanted option in deeper leagues. Edmonds' rushing production has left a lot to be desired, but he is a weekly candidate to add a couple of receptions to his stat line. A similar result remains possible as his Week 7 fantasy relevance (or lack thereof) begins to take shape.

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds remained in a clear depth role against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 6. However, his production did increase slightly as he caught two passes for 28 yards. The 26-year-old also accounted for three rushing yards. At this point, it seems like Raheem Mostert has assumed the early-down role while Edmonds represents the Dolphins' top receiving back. Unfortunately, he'll have to compete for targets with stars Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, and others going ...

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds has lost nearly all of his fantasy appeal heading into Week 6 against the Minnesota Vikings. Not only has his snap share decreased every week this season, but he rushed just one time for one yard last Sunday. Raheem Mostert is the clear lead back in the Miami offense, and even Myles Gaskin has started to take some of his opportunities. Although the Dolphins expect to run the ball more this week, Edmonds still isn't on the fantasy radar. For the time ...

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds rushed just one time for one yard against the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon. He was unable to haul in either of his two targets. Edmonds' production had declined over the last couple of games, but Week 5 was truly his season-low. Miami prioritized giving the ball to both Raheem Mostert and Myles Gaskin over Edmonds. He can be dropped in many redraft leagues given his minuscule role in the offense.

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds should be benched in most fantasy leagues this week. Although the 26-year-old has three touchdowns this season, he has totaled a measly 85 rushing yards and 68 receiving yards. He continues to see his volume decline while Raheem Mostert earns a larger snap share. Edmonds could certainly salvage his fantasy showing with a big play or touchdown, especially if Tyreek Hill (quadriceps) or Jaylen Waddle (groin) is inactive. However, he is far too risky ...

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds amassed six rushing yards, 14 receiving yards, and one receiving touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 4. The 26-year-old back has continued to see minimal volume while still finding the end zone. Over the last two games, he has a mere 14 touches and 47 scrimmage yards but three total touchdowns. Regardless, Raheem Mostert has looked like Miami's lead back as of late, so depending on league size, Edmonds should either be benched or dropped ...

Week 4 starts with an elite offensive showdown. The 3-0 Miami Dolphins travel to Cincinnati to take on the reigning AFC Champions, who got a hold of Barney Stinson's (Super Bowl) Hangover Fixer Elixir last week. These two teams possess arguably four of the top-10 receiver talents in the league with the first two QBs taken in the 2020 draft distributing the ball.Unfortunately, Tua Tagovailoa is listed as questionable for this game with a back injury. Considering he finished last week's game ...