Will Fuller

Texans' wide receiver Will Fuller had recently underwent sports hernia surgery to take care of a groin injury that had been lingering since the regular season.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller has truly been a difference maker for the Texans when he is present on the field. During this season alone, Houston was 8-3 when Fuller was healthy and 2-3 when he missed time. He caught 49 passes for 670 yards and three touchdowns this season. He will be entering his fifth year in 2020 and hopes that he can make it through a season without missing time due to injuries.

Will Fuller secured five catches for 89 yards on eight targets Sunday in the Texans’ Divisional Round loss to Kansas City by a 51-31 score.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller was a game-time decision as he is dealing with a groin injury but was able to play and was productive. The fourth-year receiver continues to be plagued with injuries and has never been able to play a full season which hurts his fantasy value.

Houston Texans wide receiver Will Fuller (groin) is officially active for his team's Divisional Round playoff game against the Chiefs.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller missed three weeks with his latest injury and remains at risk for an in-game setback but the underdog Texans will welcome the speedy field stretcher back into the fold. Kenny Stills will operate as the team's No. 3 wideout on Sunday.

Will Fuller is expected to play against the Chiefs despite his groin injury.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller was announced as expected back earlier this week, but the Texans then started to call him more of a game-time decision. Still, unless there is a setback, it appears Fuller will play against the Chiefs. He's always an interesting option for fantasy purposes given his extreme upside yet basement floor. If nothing else, his presence would benefit quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports Will Fuller (groin) is expected to return in the Divisional Round.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller was inactive for Saturday's Wild Card game against the Bills but will be three weeks removed from his groin injury next weekend. His return would be a big boost to the offense, particularly Deshaun Watson's fantasy upside.