Miami Dolphins rookie De'Von Achane's injury has been one of the more talked-about storylines heading into Week 11.
The Texas A&M alum has become part of a potent one-two punch with fellow RB Raheem Mostert in the Dolphins' rush offense. Together, they have outrun teams and made the Dolphins one of the most feared teams in the league.
However, in Week 5, Achane suffered an injury against the New York Giants and was placed on the injured reserve. After a long spell out of action, here's an update on Achane for Week 11.

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De'Von Achane injury update
According to Miami Dolphins beat reporter Daniel Oyefusi, De'Von Achane is being designated to return from IR and will practice on Monday. This news comes from Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and is a plus for the team's playoff hopes.
Bleacher Report's Jordan Schultz also confirmed Achane will return, while Mike McDaniel said he is "very optimistic" on Achane's chances for the week.
Achane has been out since Week 5 when the Dolphins beat the New York Giants to continue their red-hot form to start the season. In his absence, the franchise has accumulated a 6-3 record and is well on track to make the postseason for the second straight year under McDaniel.
What happened to De'Von Achane?
Achane ran for 151 yards and a touchdown against the Giants in Week 5 but was promptly put on injured reserve after the game. It turns out that Achane's injury was more of a sprain than a tear and something that could have been managed with a brace.
However, Mike McDaniel and the franchise felt that it would be best for him to rest and let the knee get structurally sound. Thankfully, Achane did not suffer any setbacks during the recovery process, and he will likely make his much-awaited return in the Dolphins' next regular season game.
Will De'Von Achane play this week?
De'Von Achane will return to action in Week 11 of the 2023 NFL season. The pacy running back has been out of action since Week 5 due to a knee issue, but, thankfully, has recovered sufficiently enough to be taken off the injured reserve.
Furthermore, Miami coach Mike McDaniel told the NFL media on Monday that Achane is progressing well without setbacks. McDaniel was clear that he did not see a reason why Achane would not be ready to participate after coming off IR.
If McDaniel's words are anything to go by, De'Von Achane fantasy football owners should get ready to re-add the versatile rookie to their squads. For the season, Achane has amassed a stat line of over 460 rushing yards, five rushing touchdowns, 67 receiving yards, and two receiving touchdowns.
He was having one of the best rookie running back seasons in recent NFL history before the injury.
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