Will Fuller Injury Updates | Shark Bites

WR Will Fuller remains unsigned as of mid-August. Yahoo's Charles Robinson spoke about why that might be the case on the Underdog Football Show. "He's a deep-field player when he's at his best. I don't know if teams necessarily feel like he can still be that player," Robinson said. "I think people think that injuries have taken their toll on him. Obviously there have been issues with suspension. I don't think he's what you would consider a 'clean signing.' ... What's been relayed to me is some of it is physical. It's the thought process that physically he does not look like a player that can hold up and has really lost a little bit." Even if Fuller signs before Week 1, he'd be a long shot for early-season fantasy value. At this point, he's nothing more than a last-pick flier in best-ball drafts.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller is considered "week to week" with a broken finger suffered in Sunday's loss to the Colts, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. It's obviously a concerning injury for a guy who uses his hands for a living. Fuller can be dropped in shallower fantasy leagues. It's been a nightmarish start to his Miami tenure.

Update: HC Brian Flores confirmed that Fuller is out for Sunday's game vs. the Bucs.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller suffered a hand injury in the 1st half of Sunday's game vs. the Colts and is officially questionable to return. We'll update his status when we know more.

Update: Fuller has been ruled out.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller (chest, elbow) isn't listed on the final injury report. After missing Wednesday's practice, he was limited on Thursday and a full-go on Friday. It doesn't look like we need to worry about the injuries, but Fuller is a fringe fantasy option with Jacoby Brissett under center.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller missed Wednesday's practice due to chest and elbow injuries. We don't have any other details right now. We'll get another update on Fuller's status tomorrow.

Dolphins HC Brian Flores says WR Will Fuller has returned to the team, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. That should mean Fuller is ready to join the lineup for Week 3, though we'll obviously watch for confirmation of that this week. Fuller missed the opener while finishing out a PED suspension that carried over from last season. Week 2 found him inactive because of a personal issue. Miami, of course, doesn't yet know if it will have QB Tua Tagovailoa for Week 3 because of a rib injury.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller (leg) was on the practice Tuesday for the 1st time since July 28. We still don't know much about his injury, but the team reportedly expects him to be ready come Week 2, after serving the final game of his suspension. We'll continue to keep an eye on him.

The Dolphins expect WR Will Fuller to be ready to make his debut in Week 2, after serving the final game of his suspension, according to The Miami Herald's Barry Jackson. Fuller has been sidelined since late July with what's believed to be a leg injury. But Jackson hears that it's "not serious." Fuller still comes with elevated risk in fantasy drafts until we see him back on the field.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller remains sidelined with the injury he suffered on July 28. It's believed to be a foot injury, although we haven't heard much from the team on the situation. We're still a month away from the start of the season -- and Fuller is suspended for Week 1 -- but this is starting to become a concern. Fuller, of course, has had durability problems throughout his career. We just nudged him down the WR rankings.

Per the Miami Herald, Dolphins WR Will Fuller left the team’s first training camp practice with an apparent foot injury. He’s undergoing tests to gauge the severity. There’s no major cause for concern right now, especially with Fuller suspended for Week 1. Still, his lengthy injury history says we should pay extra close attention here. Fuller’s currently coming off the board as the WR44 in FFPC best balls.

Dolphins WR DeVante Parker will open training camp on the PUP list. No word yet on the specifics, but it’s a rough start nevertheless for a WR with his injury history. Miami brought in serious target competition this offseason — Will Fuller and Jaylen Waddle — making Parker a long-shot for WR3 value.