Dolphins starting RB shares blunt thoughts on Miami potentially trading for Jonathan Taylor

With the Indianapolis Colts permitting Jonathan Taylor to seek a trade on Monday, the Miami Dolphins have been widely speculated as a potential landing spot for the disgruntled running back. 

According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins are expected to explore a deal for Taylor, who would likely supplant Raheem Mostert as Miami's starter if acquired — a what-if scenario that Mostert doesn't appear all too fazed about. 

“I'm not worried about another man coming in. I'm worried about perfecting my craft," Mostert said on Tuesday, via NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe. 

Mostert added that he wouldn't ask coach Mike McDaniel or general manager Chris Grier about potential moves at the running back position, but noted McDaniel has previously alerted him before making additions in the backfield. The team acquired Jeff Wilson Jr. in a November trade with the San Francisco 49ers last season. They also selected Texas A&M's Devon Achane in the third round of this year's NFL Draft.