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Shaquil Barrett

Shaquil Barrett

LB - Miami Dolphins

Height: 6' 2"Weight: 250 lbsAge: 31College: Colorado State

2024 Outlook

Draft Rank (ECR) N/A
Best / Worst N/A / N/A

Roster %

 
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1%
 
ESPN
13%
 
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Shaquil Barrett signs with Dolphins

Shaquil Barrett has signed with the Dolphins.

Fantasy Impact

Barrett has spent the past five seasons with the Buccaneers. He totaled 4.5 sacks last season, and a career-high 19.5 sacks in his first year with Tampa Bay back in 2019. He figures to add to the linebacker room for the Dolphins.

Ari Koslow5 weeks ago
Shaquil Barrett released by the Buccaneers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have released Shaquil Barrett.

Fantasy Impact

Barrett spent the past five seasons with the Bucs, which included winning a Super Bowl. He is coming off a down season, but still should have no problem finding a new team in free agency.

Ari Koslow7 weeks ago
Shaquil Barrett (groin) ruled out for Week 17

Shaquil Barrett has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Saints.

Fantasy Impact

Barrett worked on the side at practice on Friday, but it wasn't enough for him to have a chance of playing on Sunday. He will remain sidelined alongside Carlton Davis.

Ari Koslow16 weeks ago
Shaquil Barrett (groin) works on side at practice Friday

Shaquil Barrett worked on the side at practice on Friday.

Fantasy Impact

Barrett opened the week missing back-to-back practices, so any activity at practice on Friday gives him a chance to play on Sunday. His official status on the injury report will be something to monitor.

Ari Koslow16 weeks ago
Shaquil Barrett confirmed to have suffered a torn Achilles

MRI confirmed that Bucs' LB Shaq Barrett suffered a torn Achilles last night and will be out the next 7-9 months.

Fantasy Impact

This was the fear per Todd Bowles following Thursday's game against the Ravens. This is a huge blow to the Buccaneers defense. Barring any setbacks, he could be ready right around training camp next offseason though Achilles injuries can be tougher to return from.

Ari Koslow1 year ago