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Raheem Mostert, the Miami Dolphins' running back, has been ruled out for Week 2 due to a chest injury sustained in the season opener. However, he is not expected to be placed on injured reserve, indicating that the injury is not long-term. Mostert's performance in Week 1 was underwhelming, logging only six carries for nine yards and two catches for 10 yards. Additionally, Mostert recently restructured his contract, extending his deal through 2025 after a career-best 2023 season.
- Mostert's injury is not long-term, but he will miss Week 2.
- His performance in Week 1 raises concerns for fantasy managers.
- Mostert's contract restructure indicates the Dolphins' commitment to him after a successful 2023 season.
Raheem Mostert | RB
Injury
Week 1
2 receptions
3 targets
10 rec yards
6 carries
9 rush yards
- Ruled out for Week 2 due to a chest injury.
- Not expected to be placed on IR, indicating a short recovery.
- Had a disappointing Week 1 with only 6 carries for 9 yards and 2 catches for 10 yards.
Miami Dolphins
- Mostert's absence may lead to increased opportunities for backup running backs.
- With Mostert's contract extension, the team is looking to maintain a strong running game.