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Kyle Fuller: Gets look from Washington
The Commanders hosted Kyle Fuller for a workout Tuesday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.Fuller last saw NFL action in 2022 with the Ravens, though he only played one regular-season game before landing on injured reserve due to a torn ACL. Fuller's last full season came in 2021 with the Broncos, when he registered 51 tackles (40 solo) and four passes defended across 16 regular-season games.
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Ravens' Kyle Fuller: Goes on IR
Baltimore placed Kyle Fuller (knee) on injured reserve Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.A move to the injured reserve list was a forgone conclusion after it was found Fuller had torn his ACL on Sunday at the Jets. With Fuller out and Marcus Peters (ACL) still working back from an ACL tear of his own, the Baltimore Ravens could be hard-pressed to match up with opposing receivers in the coming weeks. For now, rookie fourth-rounders Jalyn Armour-Davis and Damarion Williams might be Baltimore's best options at corner behind Marlon Humphrey.
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Ravens' Kyle Fuller: Suffers torn ACL
Kyle Fuller tore his ACL during Baltimore's 24-9 victory at the Jets Sunday, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.Fuller had played 16 games in seven of the last eight seasons, but his 2022 campaign has come to an abrupt end. With five-time All-Pro Marcus Peters having already missed Week 1 while completing his recovery from his own 2021 ACL tear, Baltimore's secondary is once again perilously thin. Rookie fourth-round picks Jalyn Armour-Davis and Damarion Williams should see more work in Fuller's absence.
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Ravens' Kyle Fuller: Finds new team
Kyle Fuller signed with the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.Fuller spent last season in Denver after spending the first six seasons of his career with the Bears. The veteran played a reduced role over 16 contests in 2021, setting career lows in snaps, tackles and passes defended while also failing to record an interception. Fuller will provide depth to the Ravens secondary.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Nine tackles in win
Kyle Fuller recorded nine total tackles (eight solo) in the 28-13 divisional win against Los Angeles on Sunday.Fuller tallied his highest tackle total of the season, however, the veteran corner has yet to record an interception so far this season. The transition to the slot has at least allowed the veteran cornerback to see the field more often after he fell out of the rotation in Weeks 6 through 8, but it's still a far cry from his excellent multi-year tenure with the Bears.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Role adjusted by Broncos
Kyle Fuller will serve as the Denver Broncos' primary slot cornerback while Bryce Callahan (knee) is on injured reserve, Mike Clay of ESPN.com reports.Fuller's playing time had decreased recently, as he played just four defensive snaps from Week 6 to Week 8. However, he was on the field for 97 percent of the team's defensive snaps in Sunday's win over the Cowboys with Callahan on IR. He recorded just two tackles (one solo) and a pass defense, but it appears as though the 29-year-old's new role will allow him to see increased playing time in Callahan's absence.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Fails to play Week 7
Kyle Fuller was active but didn't play in Thursday's 17-14 loss to the Browns.After logging just two defensive snaps in the Week 6 loss to the Raiders, Fuller failed to leave the sideline Week 7, as head coach Vic Fangio announced prior to the contest that Ronald Darby and Patrick Surtain would serve as the Denver Broncos' starting cornerbacks moving forward, per Kyle Newman of The Denver Post. Fuller had filled a starting role for most of his first six seasons in the NFL with the Bears, but he's quickly fallen out of favor in Denver after inking a one-year, $9.5 million contract this offseason. Look for the Broncos to entertain moving Fuller ahead of the Nov. 2 trade deadline.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Records six tackles in win
Kyle Fuller recorded six tackles and allowed five receptions on eight targets in Sunday's 27-13 win over the Giants.Fuller played on 90% of Denver's defensive snaps and defended two passes thrown in his direction. The veteran cornerback's solid debut as a Bronco should provide fantasy managers with confidence that he can be a productive member of Denver's defense. On tap for Fuller is a favorable matchup against the Jaguars in Week 2.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Coach excited for reunion
Coach Vic Fangio said of Kyle Fuller, "We're going to do everything we can to get (him) back to that 2018 form," Aric DiLalla of the Denver Broncos' official site reports.Fuller earned the lone All-Pro selection of his NFL career while Fangio served as his defensive coordinator in Chicago during 2018. The former Virginia Tech standout recorded a league-high seven interceptions that season while holding opponents to a passer rating of 63.7, according to Pro Football Reference. Fuller wasn't quite as successful after Fangio left town, allowing a 102.0 passer rating in 2019 and last season collecting just one interception while conceding five passing touchdowns over 83 targets. New Broncos GM George Patton hopes a Mile High reunion between Fuller and his former coach will revert the 29-year-old to Pro Bowl form.
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Broncos' Kyle Fuller: Joins Denver
Kyle Fuller signed a one-year, $9.5 million contract with the Denver Broncos on Saturday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.Mere minutes after being officially released by the Bears on Saturday, Fuller signed a one-year, almost fully guaranteed contract to rejoin Vic Fangio, his defensive coordinator in Chicago. The Broncos have been aggressive this offseason re-tooling their secondary, re-signing star safety Justin Simmons to a lucrative deal while also signing Ronald Darby away from Washington. Fuller figures to take over as the other corner opposite Darby, pushing Bryce Callahan (foot) into the slot.