Dolphins rookie Jaylen Wright wants to immerse himself into great RB trio in Miami

MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins already have a scintillating 1-2 punch of speedy running backs. They still selected another one with similar blazing traits in the NFL draft two weeks ago — and not only drafted him, traded into the fourth round using a third-rounder in 2025 to make sure he was theirs . But will Jaylen Wright merely be a No. 3 option in the Dolphins backfield behind the tandem of veteran Raheem Mostert and 2023 rookie De'Von Achane and back them up when one gets hurt? Or will he solidify himself as a significant contributor regardless of injury status to those more experienced? Wright, the rookie out of Tennessee, wants to make Miami's running back unit a three-headed monster