Fantasy Football 2014: 5 Miami Dolphins to Target on Draft Day

Hartline has topped 70 catches and 1,000 yards in each of the last two seasons. While he is unlikely to become a notable touchdown scorer, Hartline can be an asset in PPR leagues again this year.

Clay set career-highs across the board last year with 69 receptions for 759 yards and six touchdowns. He is line for a prominent role again this year, and could be an undervalued low-end TE1 on draft day.

Miller's fantasy value for this year looked dismal after the signing of Knowshon Moreno, but he got most of the first-team reps during OTAs and Moreno now reportedly needs knee surgery. Miller's average draft position looks certain to rise, but he is worth a look in the mid-to-late rounds of drafts as a RB2 or RB3.

Wallace had a bad first season with the Dolphins in 2013 (73 catches for 930 yards and five touchdowns), but new offensive coordinator Bill Lazor seems to have plans to use him in a variety of ways this season. Two consecutive disappointing seasons may knock Wallace down in the eyes of a lot of fantasy owners, but the potential for a nice rebound is here and he could be a real value pick in drafts and auctions.

Tannehill started all 16 games last season despite being sacked a league-high 58 times, and his numbers (3,913 passing yards, 24 touchdowns and 238 rushing yards) were solid under the circumstances. With a new offensive coordinator and an improved offensive line, Tannehill is a high-upside QB2 this year.