The Miami Dolphins have downgraded quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to doubtful, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. While the signal-caller is still pushing to play, he has been struggling with a hip injury that could result in him missing Miami’s must-win showdown with the Cleveland Browns. As was the case when Tagovailoa missed four games earlier in the year due to a concussion, Tyler Huntley would be in line to start should the five-year veteran be ruled out.

While the Dolphins must win in Cleveland if they want any hope of postseason football, there’s no denying that Tagovailoa’s potential absence projects to negatively impact the fantasy value of Miami’s top weapons on championship Sunday. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill — already dealing with a wrist ailment — warrants borderline FLEX consideration in Week 17, while tight end Jonnu Smith becomes a fringe starter himself. The one player that figures to benefit most from Tua’s (likely) absence is running back De’Von Achane, as Miami could opt to rely on the ground game with Tyler Huntley under center. Raheem Mostert should also see an uptick in carries, as well.