
Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan confirmed that running back De'Von Achane is not available for trade and the team is focused on securing a new contract for him. Sullivan emphasized Achane's importance to the team's future and stated that discussions are progressing positively.
Running back De'Von Achane did not report for the start of the Dolphins' offseason program, but his absence hasn't changed the team's view of keeping him for the 2026 season.
General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan said last month that no one is untouchable, but that Achane is part of the team's future and that there is "zero effort" from the Dolphins to trade him. Sullivan said at a Wednesday press conference that the team is working on a new deal for the running back and that they remain uninterested in moving him.
"He's not available for trade," Sullivan said. "Things are going good. We've had some positive conversations over the last couple of days, trending in the right direction. Obviously, he's very important to what we're doing. It's part of professional sports. We'll get where we need to be one way or another, but things are trending in the right direction."
While there might be an offer that changes the Dolphins' view of holding onto Achane for the long term, it doesn't sound like there's much reason to believe he will be anywhere but Miami come the fall.
Jon-Eric Sullivan stated that Achane is part of the team's future plans and there is 'zero effort' to trade him, indicating his importance to the organization.
The Dolphins are actively working on a new contract for Achane, with Sullivan mentioning that recent conversations have been positive and are trending in the right direction.

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