Could Dolphins deal Pro Bowl RB in aggressive rebuild?

The new era for the Miami Dolphins has seen the franchise tear it all the way down as new head coach Jeff Hafley looks to start his regime doing things his way.

We have seen players like Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, and Bradley Chubb, three key players, all move on as the franchise has hit the reset button hard this offseason.

But could more moves be coming?

The future of Pro Bowl running back De'Von Achane has been in the news recently, but if Dolphins fans thought the franchise was going to deal the stud back, well, general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan just ended that as a discussion topic.

"There is zero effort on my end to move Achane," Sullivan said, per ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques.

More: Patriots named landing spot for All-Pro WR

Achane survives roster changes

In truth, the roster changes had to stop at some stage, right?

Miami couldn't move on all of its players in one offseason; that's a recipe for disaster.

But Achane, coming off the best season of his career (1,350 rushing yards, 8 TDs), it is clear Miami wants to hold onto him.

And if a team does come sniffing around for the three-year back, we get the sense Miami will politely tell them to turn their attention elsewhere.

Because of all the potential roster moves that could happen, Achane won't be one of them.

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