Thomas is slated to start against the New York Jets for Reggie Bush, ruled out earlier in the week because of a right knee injury.
Thomas, who has 553 yards and zero touchdowns this season, had been questionable with a knee injury.

Miami Dolphins rookie running back Daniel Thomas is slated to start against the New York Jets for Reggie Bush, ruled out earlier in the week because of a right knee injury.
Bush, a 1,000-yard rusher for the first time in his six-year career, was hurt late in last week's loss at New England and missed practice for the third consecutive day Friday. His absence likely means more work for rookie Daniel Thomas, although he has been nursing a knee injury, too.

Naanee broke a small bone in his right foot during Saturday's 48-16 win over Tampa Bay and is done for the season.
Naanee started 10 games this season for the Panthers, with 44 receptions for 467 yards and one touchdown. Coach Ron Rivera says the injury occurred as Naanee was trying to stretch for a touchdown and his foot got stuck in the grass.

Bush ran for 113 yards on 22 carries in Miami's loss to New England on Saturday.
Bush is having a fantastic finish to the season. He's rushed for over 1,000 yards and has recorded at least 100 in four straight games.