William Fuller V Week 3 Outlook -

By Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros), Thu, Sep 24th 2020, 10:08am EDT

He was on and off the field throughout Week 2 and wound up playing 37 snaps, but he didn't have a single target. Fantasy owners have seen this all too often with Fuller. Just one week after accounting for 51 percent of their air yards, this happens. You'll need to monitor his practice participation throughout the week, but the matchup leaves a lot to be desired. The Steelers have allowed just two wide receivers to top 100 yards against them since the start of last year. One was Tyler Boyd, who is nothing like Fuller, while the other was Darius Slayton in Week 1. Both of them saw nine targets, a number that's going to be hard for Fuller to get to if he's not 100 percent, especially now that Brandin Cooks is near full health and developing rapport with Watson. The Steelers allowed just six plays of 40-plus yards last year and none with 60-plus yards, so relying on a big play out of Fuller wouldn't make sense. You need volume, so pay attention to the practice reports. If he's practicing in full, you must consider him as a boom-or-bust WR3. If he's limited throughout the week and questionable, he moves into WR4 territory with donut potential (a zero in your lineup). I'll update his notes later in the week.