The Miami Dolphins have made a move to bolster their running back position for their upcoming game against the New York Jets. With injuries to De'Von Achane and Salvon Ahmed, the Dolphins have elevated Darrynton Evans from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.

Achane, who re-injured his knee last Sunday, is expected to sit out this week's game. The Dolphins may also be cautious with his return in the coming weeks to ensure his knee is fully healed for the final stretch of the season. Raheem Mostert, who has been dealing with an ankle issue, is expected to be available for Friday's game.

Darrynton Evans joined the Dolphins earlier this week, rejoining the team after a stint with the Chicago Bears. In his career, Evans has rushed for 230 yards on 60 attempts with 1 touchdown. He also has 12 receptions for 120 yards and a score.

If Evans sees playing time on Friday, it will likely be in a limited role, given his lack of experience with the Dolphins' playbook. The Dolphins will likely turn to Jeff Wilson Jr. if Mostert's ankle issues persist.

Overall, the Dolphins' decision to elevate Evans provides much-needed depth to their running back position, ensuring they have options in the absence of Achane and Ahmed.