Dolphins at Raiders: Full-PPR Start/Sit

The PPR shape

De'Von Achane is an RB1 and the best start in the game. His catches create a stable scoring base even when Miami's quarterback situation changes the shape of the offense. Malik Washington is a WR3/flex. Malik Willis has rushing-driven streaming upside and belongs in superflex, but he is not a required one-quarterback start.

Las Vegas will be without Brock Bowers. Ashton Jeanty practiced fully all week and has no final designation, making him an RB1/RB2. Michael Mayer becomes a strong tight-end streamer because the missing Bowers routes have to go somewhere. Tre Tucker and Jalen Nailor are conditional flex plays whose value depends on the final receiver rotation. Kirk Cousins is a superflex starter, but the low-mobility, uncertain-ceiling profile is a sit in normal one-quarterback leagues.

Bowers' absence matters most at tight end and in the short middle of the field. It does not require managers to turn every Raiders receiver into a start. Jeanty and Mayer are the cleanest beneficiaries.

Best start: De'Von Achane. He can collect PPR points through designed receptions even if Miami plays conservatively.

Most important sit: Kirk Cousins in one-quarterback leagues. Use a quarterback with either rushing production or a stronger multi-touchdown projection.

Lineup pivot: Mayer moves into the TE1 streaming group with Bowers out. Jeanty remains a start unless a late workload limit appears.

The Raiders' final statuses are in the Dolphins-Raiders injury report, and the replacement order is on the Raiders' depth chart.

Prop board

Ashton Jeanty over 58.5 rushing yards, FanDuel -113 at the published mark. The play is threshold-sensitive. Play through 59.5 at -115 or better. Pass above 59.5, at a worse price, or if pregame reporting introduces a workload limit.

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