Who will Dolphins lean on to replace Raheem Mostert?

Who handles the rushing workload?

Expect rookie tailback De'Von Achane, Jeff Wilson Jr., a six-year veteran, and rookie tailback Chris Brooks to carry Miami's rushing attack until Mostert is cleared to return.

The Dolphins didn't call tailback Darrynton Evans up from the practice squad on Saturday, so he's unavailable for this game.

Achane has previous started two games for the Dolphins, but that's been package based work.

Even though he's sparingly contributed this season for various reasons, the Dolphins will likely lean on Wilson the most against the Ravens because of his experience, toughness, and familiarity in the offense.

"I’ve always played with a chip on my shoulder and it hasn’t left. I feel like the more I get in the league, the bigger it gets," said Wilson, who has gained 122 yards on 29 carries this season, which has him on pace for his second least productive seasons.

"[The chip on his shoulder] is just to a point where I’m ready to just knock it over, and just let the world know that I can play and don’t ever play with me on my name again," Wilson said last week when talking about his performance against the Cowboys, where he finished out the game by gaining 14 of his 21 rushing yards on Miami's game-winning fourth-quarter drive, which ended with a 29-yard field goal.  "That’s just kind of where it’s at. I’ve been around the league a long time so I don’t like to play games, so it’s business and that’s really what it is.”

What's Achane's status?

Achane spent the first month of the NFL season as a rookie sensation, leading the NFL in rushing yards per attempt, but a knee injury that forced him to sit out a month's worth of games cooled the former Texas A&M standout off.

And Achane, who has gained 637 yards and scored seven touchdowns on the 79 carries he's had in nine games this season, has been nursing a turf toe injury for the past three weeks.

When asked about Achane on Friday, McDaniel insinuated that the one day of rest and the limited workload he had, was enough to get him ready for the Ravens.

"It’s been a good week for him,” McDaniel said of Achane, who is also a focal point of the Dolphins passing game having caught 22 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns.